Five Days Of Decision in Frederick County
Mounting activity marks the United Appeal drive with reports showing 30 agencies meeting quotas, including the Red Cross, Boy and Girl Scouts, YMCA, Salvation Army, and the Federated Charities. The piece urges local support to avoid curtailing essential services and disaster programs, ending with a call to action from HL A Stallings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chess-Red Cross
Intel
United Appeal
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
Red Cross
Armed Forces
Salvation Army
United Service Organization
Federated Charities
Children’s Aid Society
Esther ‘Grinaze
Frederick
Ferick County
Eels Were Principal Take In Old Fish Traps Letter
A reader to the News discusses eel traps in historic rivers. He recalls traps built in the Potomac in a U shape with open ends for navigation, noting few fish were caught and reflecting on past fishing practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Ginger
Monocacy River
Potomac
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports October births including multiple pairs of parents and newborns. The list notes first and second children, daughters and sons, with families from Frederick County and nearby towns, detailing names such as Gay Sri Abali Raymond Allen Kathy Eleanor Mary Elizabeth Kathy Sue Gary Alan Lee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East 13Th Street
Gay Sri Abali
Frece
Windsor
Raymond Allen
Eddie Albert Jr
Federline
Yamesv
Roscoe H. Shook
Matter Avenue
Kathy Eleanor
Shook
Biathleen Metzer
Point of Rock
Gary Alan
Walter F. 4. McAiry
Mary Elizabeth
Helen
Kathy Sue
Robert Young. Brown
A Harrison Jr
Young
Barbara Phobus
Federick
Kenneth Branden
Lee
Mirs. Brandenburg
Shirley Schroyer
Myersy
Deeds Recorded in Walkersville and Bradock Districts
Several deeds recorded in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office show Grace Neidig and Lewis Woodward selling about 158 acres with improvements in Walkersville district to William and Mrs Crum for around 100. Earl S Beck sold land in Bradock district with buildings to Alice B Clark for about 33000. William Cromwell and Woodrow W Fox traded property in New Market district with improvements for about 10900. Santa letters begin arriving at the News and Post offices. Wanda Lee Shorh of Thurmont sent hers recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Grace Neidig
Lewis K. Woodward
Walkersville
William B. Crum
Earl S. Beck
Braddock District
Alice B. Clark
William A. Cromwell
New Market District
Woodrow W. Fox
Santa
News and Post
Santa Claus
North Pole
Wanda Lee Shorh
Thurmont
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Ex governor Warfield will address the Democratic meeting at the City Opera House in Frederick with Mrs Warfield as his guest of Chief Judge and Mrs Worthington. Rev E A Stanton, pastor at U B Church Myersville and Middletown, to farm reuring ministry. Fire at Lease Street and five chicks. Free Night School soon to open by Misses May Haran and Janie Quynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Frederick
City Opera House
Glenn H. Worthington
E. A. Stanton
U. B
Myersville
Middletown
Lease
Sinie
May Haran
Janie Quynn
Twenty Years Ago Of The News October 24 1939
An active recruiting campaign for new members is being started by Company A the original National Guard company in Frederick. On orders from the War Department the strength of Company A has been increased from 63 to 73 members. The early development of printing in Frederick was the subject of a talk given Ernest Berger before the Kiwanis at the weekly luncheon. Rev Dr H L G Kieffer and Mrs Kieffer of West Church street are spending the week in New York attending the World's Fair. Mr and Mrs Stephen S Langley and Mrs William Brish entertained the Monday Musicales at the Langley home on Dallas avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Frederick
War Department
Company A
Ernest Berger
Kiwanians
H. L. G. Kieffer
West Church Street
New York
Stepnen
Langley
William Brish
Mrs. Langley
Dall Avenue
Masquerade party at Frederick dance club features prize for best costume
The Dance Club of Frederick held a Halloween Masquerade Party at North Frederick Elementary School with goblins and ghosts decor. Dancers received flashlights from a coffin as they entered a tombstone themed gym. Prizes awarded for costumes included Most Origin, Prettiest, and Funniest. Club officers led entertainment and refreshment teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttons
Bo Souare
Frederick
North Frederick
L. Austin Hoke
Josepp Blum
Ed Cherry
Harold Freedlander
Jack Crum
Dennishoozle
Hargersstown
Kenner
Oland
Charles
Joan Ezzard
Hoffer
Smith
Earl Funk
Florence M. Bush
Ces Weinraud
Buttons and
Bull Millhouse
American A-Scientists May Be Nobel Winners
Stockholm reports two American atomic scientists from the University of California Berkeley as probable Nobel Prize candidates in physics 1839 prize note. James Van Allen and Hermann Oberth also listed as qualified candidates. article highlights Berkeley work on ion the negatively charged proton and electrode analysis methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
R. Emilio Secre
Quen Chamberlain
University of California
Berkeley
Jaroslav Heyrov
Polargraphic Institute
Prague
Swed Science
Esre
Chamberlain
Expressen
James van Allen
Hermann Obersh
Civinette Card Party and Hallowe'en Dance Planned
Civinette card party will be Monday evening at All Saints Parish Hall with co chairmen Mrs William Moore and Mrs Herbert Strawsburg and numerous volunteers handling food prizes and cake table duties. Warren Elks Ladies plan Hallowe en dance with a cocktail party on October 31. costumes optional with prizes. Events also note a hospital wing dedication at Presbyterian Park and a birth announcement for Michael Clinton Funk on October 19 at Dupage Memorial Hospital Elmhurst Illinois. families include Mr and Mrs Earl Bow Brae Avenue Elmhurst and Mrs Funk formerly Connie Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Parish Hall
North Court Street
Wiliam Moore
Herbert Strawsburg
Coees
Jellow Food
Teddy Semler
Harold Fogle
Mabie Ceci
Lewis Kinsey
May Houff
Charles Myers
Wilson Mercer
Elks
Hallowe'en
Corrie Elks Club
Hallowe'en Et
Hubert Bow Ber V. Biser
Gaver
Earl Bow Brae
Elmhurst
Michael Clinton
Dupage Memorial Hosp
Funk
Connie Smith
News-Post Shop Force
New Books At Artz Library Highlight Classics
The Artz Library lists AMERICAN IS BORN by Gerald W. Johnson a history of America from Columbus to Philadelphia. Also featured MANAGEMENT IN THE HOME by Lilian M. Gilbre a guide to efficient homemaking including budgeting planning and motion reduction. WARDEN'S WIFE by Gladys Dué recounts prison life and reforms told from Mother Duffy's view. THE WAIST-HIGH CULTURES surveys Europe and the United States and Africa through Elspeth Huxley with reflections on democracy and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald W. Johnson
Ferdinand
Isabella
Spain
Columbus
Philadelphia
America
Gladys Dué
San Quenin
Duffy
Europe
England
United States
Elspeth Huxley
Africa
Driving Tips For Shorter Days Increases Nighttime Risks
Frank G. Leichert of the Automobile Club of Maryland warns that returning to standard time reduces daylight for drivers and pedestrians during the evening rush. He urges slower speeds, extra vigilance for pedestrians, clean headlights, functioning signals, and adjusted expectations for older drivers to reduce night crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Leichert
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Motor Club
Lebnerz
Delights Elsie White Haines column notes local mail nuisances
Elsie White Haines laments junk mail and postal waste while recounting a Chicago auto insurer tactic sold via a state agency list. She also notes Ernie Tannen’s move to WOVM in Beltsville and Montgomery General Hospital’s Woman’s Board supper profits plus a Rotary Frederick quip about the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Ernie Tannen
WGAY
Silver Spring
Progrem
Radio
WOVM
Pacemoke City
Maryland
Hechi
Montgomery County Press Association
Witg-Tv
Montgomery County General Hospital
Ior
Rotary Club of
Frederick
Deaths in Carroll area include multiple local figures
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Celeste P. Beall 57 at her Cedar Grove home and Charles B. Long 71 of Marston. Also listed are Mara A. Shipley 62 of Winfield and Mrs. Edgar A. Van Fossen with two sons, along with survivors, funeral plans, and church interments in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beall
Celeste P. Beall
Cedar Grove
Charles L
Minnie
King Watkins
William E. Beall
Edward W
Ann Schramm
Williamsburg
Clayton K. Watkins
Gaithersburg
Margaret J. Hawes
Langhorne
Talmadoge L. Watkins
Claudia L. Howard
Woodfield
Charles L. Watkins Jr
Bessie K. Hawes
Hazel Allouit
Damascus
Mary E. Johnson
Arlington
Lorraine Walker
Belle P. Hawkins
Masser Young wedding ties Walkersville to Shookstown
Miss Linga Lee Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Aiva Younes Walkersville and Lesle Donald Masser son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Masser Shookstown wed September 19 at Chapel Lutheran near Liberty in a double ring ceremony Rev William Brown officiated Bride wore white lace nylon gown with elbow gloves crown veil and rosebud corsage She graduated Walkersville High School 1939 and worked at Shriner Manufacturing Frederick groom a Frederick High School graduate 1935 farms now living in Shookstown Also included is a London AP note: Lord Chief Justice Parker supports corporal punishment urging birch rod penalties as crime deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masser
Linga Lee Young
Aiva Younes
Walkersville
Lesle Donald Masser
Leslie Masser
Chapel Lutheran Church
Liberty
Wiliam Brown
Walkersville High School
Shriner Manufacturing Company
Woodsboro
Frederick High School
Shookstown
Ed Ai
Birch For Criminals London
Parker
England
Funerals Held For Mrs Nannie Despeaux And Mrs Cora Painter
The funeral of Mrs. Nannie Despeaux who died Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital was held Friday at 11 from the Church of the Brethren with Rev. Ralph E. White officiating. Casket bearers included Coleman Wiles Leo Wiles Elwood Jack Shankle Richard and James Hopwood. Interment was at Mount Olivet and funeral directors were Robert E Dail and Son. Funeral services for Mrs. Cora May Painter died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held Friday at 2 at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. W Merval Weaver officiating. Pallbearers were Samuel E Brown Joan A Devilbiss Ned S Zeiler H Albert Dean O Thomas Kolb and E Lowell Neff. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Long Charlies
B. Long
Marston
Frederick County
Thomas
Martha Long
Bessie S. Lone
Charles H
Union Bridge
Raymond Smith
Pleasant
Floyd T
Charles B. Jr
Earl Rugkies
New Windsor
Oneter
Maud Gander
Hampstead
Leona Long
Catonville
Earl Long
Walkersville
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Donald Plank
Church
Mar
C. M. Walz
Edgar A. van Fossen
Edgar A. van Fos
van Fossen
John A
Ida Eaves Bid
Glade Valley
United Brethren Church of
Allen van Fossen
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Nannie
Despeaux
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph E. White
Coleman Wiles
Leo Wiles
Elwood Jack Shankle
Richard
James Hopwood
Mount Oliver
Robert E. Dail and Son
Cora May Painter
Meredith J.painter
West
Funeral Home
East Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel E. Brown
Joan A. Devilbiss
Ned S. Zeiler
H. Albert Dean
O. Thomas Kolb
Dr Louis K Manley dies at 71 prominent peace author
Dr Louis K Manley 71 former Hoover appointee to the Washington Arms Limitation Conference after World War I died Friday. He authored two books on world peace and served as a delegate to several international conferences. Also notes Ecuador Galapagos Islands host about 2 000 volcanoes most inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis K. Manley
Miami
Fra
Louisk. Manley
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Galapagos Islands
Ecuador
Abstentions mar United Nations vote on Tibet rights
Lawrence notes a setback in moral force as Britain France Belgium and 23 others abstained from a UN General Assembly vote condemning China for Tibet abuses. He argues the abstentions weaken global support for human rights, cites Article 73 on trusteeship, and urges accountability for nations with self governing territories while praising Ireland and Malaya for backing the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
David Lawrence Washington
Great Britain
France
Belgium
United Nations
China
Tibet
United ‘States
Feedom
Pee
Hich
United Allons
Red China
Peking
United “Nations General Assembly
Dalai Lama
Lne
U.N
U. N
Thas Gaged
Korea
Istance
Tealth
Ireland
Malaya
Forum of World Opinion
Admissions and discharges at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of patients admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last night and this week includes Among The Sick twoyear-old Joanne Feaster from Knoxville, Mrs Mehr W Perkins at 149 East South Street, and Mrs Kenneth W Levy. Several others, such as Mrs Ira B Staley and Mrs Leidy Ze, underwent surgery or were admitted or discharged. George Swartz of the Soil Conservation District was released from Williamsport hospital and is recuperating at home. A child, Darleen Peters near Woodbine, moved from City Hospital Baltimore to Children’s Hospital for polio treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Feaster
Joseph H. Feaster Jr
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mehr
W. Perkins
East South Street
Kenneth W. Levn
Frederick Memorial
Ira B. Staley
Watkins Acres
Memorial Hospital
Leidy Ze
Carrollton Drive
Dorsey Sier
RFD
Airy
Bernardl. Fogie
Carroll Parkway
Altie Wagaman
Lantz
Jonathon Tiert
Park Avenue
Mt. Airy
Frida
Ernest L. Calhoun
Military Road
George Swartz
Frederick and Catoctin
Williamsport
SCS
Winchester Hall
Swartz
N. Montourtreet
Montoursville
Darleen Peters
Woodbine
City Hospital
Baltimore
Children’s Hospital
Greenspring Avenue
Births and hospital admissions in Gettysburg area
At Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa Dora Eyler Thurmont Mrs Robert Albaugh Detour and Mary Sanders Emmitsburg admitted. Discharged were Robert Wilhide Thurmont Mrs Ray Shriner Taneytown Mrs Charles Lingg Emmitsburg Mrs Andrew Baughman and infant son Taneytown Mr and Mrs James Rodgers Emmitsburg announce birth of a son. Mr and Mrs Bernard Wivell Emmitsburg announce birth of a daughter. About seven percent of world agricultural output including coffee tea cacao cotton rubber exported from the country in which it is grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Dora Eyler
Thurmont
Robert Albaugh
Detour
Mary Sanders
Emmitsburg
Robert Wilhide
Ray Shriner
Taneytown
Charles Lingg
Andrew Baughman
James Rodgers
Warner Hospital
Bernard Wivell
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PIC & Fg, CO
Frederick. Md
Mississippi
Channel
Audt Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
HL A. Stallings
Tourmont
Tay OE
LIONS
Startzman
Henry Startzman
Potomac Edison Company
Myersville Lions Club
Emmmitshurs
Lions Ch
Norwich
Lord Major
Michael Buled
Man
Britain
Green Gynecological Surgeons
Parrot
John M. Moorhead
Grace Spurrier
Caluwen, Jr. Moorhead
Kansas City Journal
New York Journal
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Duryea Brothers
Springfield
Mass
James B. Thomas
Rosemont
Presbyterian Pa
Sr Hospital
Brown
Ray Saffron
David
Joan
Stephen
Ian
Red Bank
David H. ‘Young
Mdaletuyos
Saffron
Artz
Elsie White
Haines
Elsie White Haines
Gov. Tawes
Henry Wilson
West Church
Mr. Wilson
Post Office Department
Chicago
Wilson
Rockville Sentinel
Motor Comsioner
John R. Jewell
Automobil
Dow
Mara A. Shipley
A. Shipley
Ra Road
Winfield
Carroll
Rome
Hovie
Dudler
Ebenezer Cemetery
Conleys Supermareel
Conley
Lawrence
Davi
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