Frederick Daily News 1960 Publication Notice
The page shows a Frederick Maryland newspaper from Tuesday October 25 1990 with billing and subscription details. It lists pricing for single copies and subscriptions and notes association with the Associated Press. The masthead includes address 26 North Cover St and contact MD 2-107.
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Frederick
Maryland
SREGT
Southern Ftg & Yfg. CO
North
Associated Press
Jae Associated Fress
Fraternex
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files October 25 1916
Fifty years ago several Frederick items note Mr and Mrs W F Secrist traveling to Chicago El Reno and the Pacific coast Col Buchanan Schley Maryland tax commissioner arrives from Europe Excavations begin for cement pavement at St Johns Catholic church rectory and school City contractors include E Peter Mantz plans for more trolley tracks Frederick free night school to resume with William Delaplaine assisting local Junior Hall space Mae Hagan Janie Quynn return as instructors Woman’s Christian Temperance Union holds first fall meeting Rev Henri L G Kieffer speaks Mrs Carl Albaugh injures knee after a fall at NC Railroad crossing Frederick chapter AM officers elected Charles Brust joins A C McCardell wholesale department
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W. F. Secrist
Chicago
Secrist
Bruce Clabaugh
el Reno
Oklo
Pacific Coast
Col
Buchanan Schley
Hagerstown
Maryland
Europe
South Market Street
Frederick
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Mae Hagan
Janie Quynn
David Lowenstein
Woman’s Christian, Temperance Union
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Carl Albaugh
N.C. R.R
East Patrick Street
R.am
Harry J. Kefauver
JJ. Bielfeld
A. Atlee Radcliff
Elias B. Ramsburg
O. C. Warehime
Shafer L. Rhoads
Sentinel
Charles Brust
A. C. McCardell
Rule By Oligarchy and the Kennedy Nixon Era
The article argues the U S presidency has grown too large for a single leader and must be supported by a trusted team. It cites Eisenhower as a model, notes Nixon's planned high level team, and mentions Lodge, Rockefeller, Stevenson, Bowles, and Johnson as potential advisers and deputies shaping foreign and domestic policy.
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United States
Eisenhower
Thim
Nixon
Esenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Guest Speaker At Mt Airy Lions Charter Night
Harold P Nutter former Lions International president will speak at Mt Airy Lions 20th charter night at Peter Pan Inn Urbana District officials and area Lions Clubs representatives will attend. Nutter is a Camden club member and past international president elected in 1951 now leading All American conference against communism.
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Harold P. Nutter
Lions International
Mt. Aine Lions
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Ralph G. Buchman
Mt. Airy
Murray Ryan
Charles Petry
Westminster Club
Lions Clubs
Nutter
Camden
N. 3
Philadelphia
Camden Club
Red Cross Trains 637 Swim Instructors Nationwide
The Red Cross annual swim instru tors program covers many states with numerous participants. No drowning incidents were reported at public or private pools. In earlier years the National Safety Council cited over 30 percent of drownings linked to craft like canoes. This year 26 youths earned small craft and canoeing certificates as the program continues with United Fund support.
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Red Cross
Web
Frederica
Rogram
National Safety Council
Board of Education
United Fund
The
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Oct 25 1940
The 1940 itemization recalls Germany seeking French bases to strike England and Italian planes joining the Nazis in the London attack, with British bombings on Berlin. It notes a tax increase of over 205000 reported by Potomac Edison president R Paul Smith, and former King Carol of Romania appealing to Roosevelt for intercession. Also mentions the Araby Chapel rededication near Frederick Junction and Maryland Bankers group discussions.
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Germany
England
R. Paul Smith
The
Potomac Edison Co
London
Berlin
Carol OF Rumania
Roosevelt
Seville
Spain
Frederick Junction
G. Ellis Willams
Will Delver
Maryland Bankers
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins
Anne Battamor
John H Thompson
Meyer
Brunsarck
Baltimoro and Ohio Railroad
G S Wddenly
Schnauffer
Investment Lecture Series At West Frederick Junior High
The fifth lecture of an adult education series on investing was held Wednesday at the West Frederick Junior High School cafeteria. James McEnroe of Merrill Lynch explained how to access low cost or free information for investors and how to spot upswing industries. Five more lectures are planned through November covering reading financial pages, interpreting reports, investing methods, mutual funds, and advanced techniques. Registration for remaining talks is open at the cafeteria entrance between 7 and 7:30 p.m.
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West Frederick
James McEnroe
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Investment Firm
Dwight Collinus
McEnroe
Howard Kaylor
Winslow, Cohn & Stetson
Thomas C. Hofstetter
Merril, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Alfred B., Tallman
Witte Weld & Company
W. James Pricel
Alex. Broun and Sons
Alex. Smith and Sons
West Frederick Junior High School
Children win medals in local speech contest weather
The Sunday Schools of Quinn A M E and First Missionary Baptist churches joined Frederick Woman's Christian Temperance Union for a program at the Quinn A M E church on October 3. Deborah Palm won the bronze medal in the 9 to 11 year old division, with contestants Alice Clark Deborah Hoy Sherman Hoy Ellen Scott and James Williamson Jr. In the 12 to 14 year group, Leonard Fates Sarah Clark Minvon Cooper and Anna Dorsey recited. Rosanne Carroll sang God Bless America and the Junior Choir accompanied John Onley at the piano.
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Quinn A.M.E
First Missionary Baptist Churches
Frederick Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Quinn A.mle
Deborah Palm
Charles Palm
Carver Apartments
Alice Clark
Deborah Hoy
Sherman Hoy
Ellen Scott
James Williamson Jr
Leonard Fates
Sarah Clark
Minvon ‘Cooper
Anna Dorsey
Ara
Rosanne Carroll
John Onley
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Frederick County
Recently admitted to Get tysburg hospital were Ruth Six of Emmitsburg and Cathy Wantz of Taneytown. Also admitted were Mrs. Ralph Joly and infant son of Emmitsburg, Mrs. Clarence Andrew of Thurmont, Clarence Dern of Taneytown, and Mrs. James Hemler Jr. with infant daughter of Taneytown. Discharges include the same Taneytown and Emmitsburg residents.
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Gettysburg Hospital
Ruth Six
Emmitsburg
Cathy Wantz
Taneytown
Ralph Joly
Clarence Andrew
Thurmont
Clarence Dern
James Hemler Jr
Susan Pfeifer Faculty Advisor Named
Susan Pfeifer is listed with Ada Beall Poole serving as the faculty advisor.
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Vis Susan Pfeifer
Ada Beall Poole
Frederick High Flier Wins Top National Honors
Frederick High School’s Fier newspaper earned first class honors in the National Scholastic Press Association contest. Judges praised coverage and readability across ten areas and commended features on school life, editorials, subheads, and student-produced pages, reflecting strong school journalism.
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Frederick
Frederick High Fier
National Scholastic Press Association
United States
Local Notices and Personal Milestones Across Town
J Weldon Harper of Monarch Life Insurance qualified for high honors in a summer sales contest ending September 30. Ricky Wratt Smith, two, of Rocky Ridge, is in Annie Warner Hospital with a fractured leg. parents are Karl and Mrs Smith. Mrs Hubert Hoffman of West South Street celebrates birthday this Wednesday. Francis Wagner of East Patrick Street turns 45 Thursday. Mary Searff of Adams Town turns 79 Friday. Joseph Pazdersky of West Patrick Street turns 30 Saturday. Robert Falkenstein and wife of Myersville announce birth of son John Walter on October 13 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Viola Lamar of Maryland Masonic Home in Bonni e Blink, Cockeysville, visited by Catherine Rothenhoefer and Harold Carey. Carey is Lamar’s nephew. After a drive, they had dinner at Pea Cock Inn in Tumonium. Lamar also attended the Frederick Fair, missed only twice since 1929 and 1959, hosted by Lester Malhovt and sons of Arlington, Va.
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J. Weldon Harper
Monarch Life Insurance Co
Ricky Wratt Smith
Rocky Ricse
Annie Warner Hospital
Karl Smith
Rocky Ridge
Hubert L. Hoffman
West South Street
Francis W. Wagner
East Patrick Street
Harold Carey
Doubs
Carey
Mrs. Lamar
Peacock Inn
Tumonium
Lamar
Lester Malhovt
Deaths in Bozeman area listed for James Catrow and others
Obituary notice lists James Taylor Catrow 71 of Bozeman Montana who died Sunday, born June 9 1889 in Berkeley County West Virginia. Survived by wife Rubamah Locke Catrow two sons J Glenville and Charles D Catrow two daughters Mrs William Kenfauver and Mrs Homer Horner two sisters and a brother. Additional notices include King Carl W age 63 of Cedar Grove and World War I veteran, Lewis H Schnauble 73 of Westminster, Harry G Shank 70 of New Midway, Roy C Taylor 60 of Johnsville Union Bridge and Mrs John Wood Emily Maude Wood of Poolesville with multiple survivors and funeral arrangements.
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James Taylor Catrow
Bozeman
Mont
Berkeley County
W. Va
Taylor and
Susanne Stuckey Catrow
Presbyterian Church
Rubamah Locke Catrow
Martinsburg
W. Vanson
J. Glenville Catrow
William Kenfauver
Frederick
Charles D. Catrow
Homer Horner
Allen Weller
Westminster
Carl W. Carl W. King
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County
Jobe Brewer
Lavinia Burns King
Ruth M. King
King
Reby Logue
Taylorsville
Gramison
Walden
Clarksburg
Russell
Glaze
James O. Hood
Lee M. King
Ernest King
Annapolis Rock
Brewer J. King
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Arlington National Cemetery
Rov C. Taylor Roy Clavicon Taylor
Lois Evans Yarter
Johnsville
Union Bridge Rfd
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Norris and
Fannie Ebaugh Taylor
Carrollton Church of God
Baltimore
Yingling Bros. Meat Packers
Union Bridge
Charles W. Little
Lier Spring
Harry E. Blackmon
Yardley
Raymond B. Poole
Obituary for Mrs Wood with services at All Saints Episcopal
Westminster and John J Gard ner Rockville survive along with four great granddaughters. Mrs Wood was a devout member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Friends may call at the funeral home 1901 North Market Street until Wednesday at 1 30 p m, then body to All Saints Episcopal Church for 2 p m services conducted by Rev Maurice D Ashbury. Interment at Mount Oliver Cemetery. Robert E Daney and Son funeral directors.
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Harry G. Shank
I Tis
New Midway
Charles
Sarah Aumen Shank
Keymar Holness Christian Church
Ius
Bertha E. Shank
Helen Utz
Wheaton
Clara Fouble
Union Bridge
Anna Saylor
Ladiesburs
Keymar Holiness Christian Church
Paul E. Freeman
Mt Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Wright Funeral Home
Westminster
John J. Gardner
Rockville
Viola E. A. Kline
David W. Kline
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
G. Edgar Fox
Charles D. Crist
C. W Thoresen
George E. Miller
Richard L. Broun
A. W. Coran
Interaens
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Etchison and Son
Funerals Report for Viola A. Kline and Others
Funeral notices list services for Viola E A Kline Delia E Grimes Bulah J Thomas in Frederick Damascus and New London. Refs name locations 105 East Church street Mount Oliver Cemetery Cedar Grove Johns Hopkins Hospital Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church and Upper Seneca cemetery with pallbearers and officiants.
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Delia E. Grimes
Damascus
Olin L Molesworth
Rank Volk
David King
Malcolm King
Clarence Grezz
Norris Martin
Charles Grimes
William Gladhill
Upper Seneca Cemetery
Cedar Grove
Bulah J. Thomas
New London
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church
E. L Dorsey
Luther Brown
4. A. Thompson
Lorraine Dorsey
Wesley Jems
Rudelf Thomas
Walter Proyer
Floyd Dorsey
Alfred Lyles
C. E. Hicks II
Local Health News From Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs Harry E Peltingall of East Seventh street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday as a medical patient with a satisfactory condition reported. Harry Butch Ward son of Mrs Frances Ward of Barnesville improves at home after doctors treated a eye injury in Rockville. Charlies Earl Welty entered Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for surgery at Halstead 6 Room 635. Mrs Anne Clark of Middletown, long a patient at Itington County Hospital Hagerstown, improves after surgical treatment and is expected home in a few days.
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Harry E. Peltingall
East Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rockville
Harry
Butch) Ward
Barnesville
Butch
Frances Ward
Charlies Earl Welty
East Church Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Halstead 6
Anne Clark
Middletown
Itington County
Hallowe’en Parade Plans Completed
Hallowe'en Parade plans finalized with parade forms on East Eighth Street north side featuring West Frederick junior high band Walkersville Fire Company Venture club float Walkersville High School band DeMolay float Heart of Maryland Motorcycle club Sixth division forms on East Brath Street Harmony Corner band Soroptimist club float Middle town Fire Department Jobs Daughters float Thunderbird Kart Klub Seventh division forms on East Seventh Street Brunswick High School band Beta Sigma Sorority float Road Angels float Company A First Maryland Infantry CAS Eighth division commercial on East Seventh Street south side.
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Ins
East Eighth Street
West Frederick
Walkersville Fire Company
Venture Club
Walkersville High School
Heart of Maryland Motorcycle Club
Charles C. Doll
East Brath Street
Harmony Corner
Middletown Fire Department
Jobs Daughters
Thunderbird Kart Klub
East Seventh Street
Brunswick High School
Beta Sigma Sorority
Road Angels
First Maryland Infantry
CAS
Scouts Aid Vote Drive in Francis Scott Key District
Scouts from the Francis Scott Key District join a national get out the vote effort for the November 3 general election. Cubs Scouts and Explorers will place door hangers in their areas, urging voters to participate. The hangers, funded by the Freemasons Freedom Foundation, feature the Liberty Bell image and political call to vote. Francis W. Bush Sr. urges full participation, noting past elections show a favorable impact.
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Francis Scott Key
Scouting
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Francis W. Bush
Minister Dies Near Gettysburg After Tractor Incident
Rev Dr Gerald G Neely 57 longtime Christ Lutheran pastor at York died suddenly at his New Freedom home while driving a tractor. Deputy coroner Dr Paul Shaub attributed death to a heart attack. Neely, a 1942 Gettysburg College Doctor of Divinity, was remembered at an 11 a.m. service at Christ Church York St George Street. Fire losses nationwide last year reached 1.27 billion dollars per the International Association of Fire Chiefs.
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Gettysburg
Gerald G Neely
Christ Lutheran Church
York
New Freedom Lutheran Crare
Freeom Farm
Paul D. Shaub
Shrewsbury
Neely
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