Economic optimism grows as steel and retail demand rise
Economists and business leaders predict an upward economic outlook for late 1960s and 1961. Roger M. Blough notes consumer steel use exceeds current production at 55 percent capacity, signaling recovery. James Rockefeller anticipates gains in housing, defense, farm equipment, and bank lending supports the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
New York
Blough
National Industrial Conference Board
James §. Rockefeller
First National City Bank
Rockefeller
Fire Damages Two Brick Dwellings In Frederick
Fire and water severely damaged two brick houses on North Bentz street after a coal oil stove sparked the blaze. A fire engine broke down delaying response while a horse pulled the engine back to the house. Separate incidents include a city lineman’s horse injuring its knee, a man killed by a freight train near Martinsburg, and a steel bridge contract awarded at Rich’s Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teres
George S. Rodock
Bentz Street
William Jenkins
Thomas Spencer
Independents
Junior Fire Co
George Wallace
Market
Lewistown
T. E. R. Miller
Milton G. Urner Sr
Harry E. Chapline
Glenton Berry
Brunswick
Philadelphia
A. R. Brodbeck
Hanover
Woman's College
Henry Cramer
Monocacy Boulevard
Harbert
Beverly
N. J
Messrs. B. Rosenour and Sons
East Patrick Street
Frederick High School
Local Weddings Announce Four Marriages in Washington Area
The notice lists four weddings with names and details. Pris cilla Diane Dem ery and Dr. Lawrence C. Marcella wed October 3 at the Church of Nativity Washington. Berniest Ann Fogle and Donald Lee Smith married October 20 in Woodsboro with a family ceremony and reception. Mary Jane MacMahan and David George Raher united October 2 in Washington with plans to reside in Bethesda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Demery
Gaithersburg
Priscilla Diane
Lawrence C. Marcella
Charles Marcella
Erie
Church of Nativity
Washington
Gaithersburg High School
Washington Hospital School of Nursing
Washington Hospital Center
Pennsylvania State University
Georgetown University, School of Medicine
New Castle
Woodrow Smith
Melvin Smith
Orville Smith
Orville Jr
Renest Ridge
Pauline
Thurmont
Clarence E. Fogle
John W. Fogle
Johnnie Harp
Nancy L. Fogle
Woodsboro
Ernest Beaver
Luther A. Myers
Terry
Tammy Myers
New Windsor
Anna Blessing
Bernis Shorb
Ronnie
Keymar
Walter Shook
Paul Shock
Hagerstown
Lester Wiles
Edward Smith
Racher—MacMahan
George W. Welker
Windy Hill Farm
Clarksburg
Mary Jane MacMahan
David George Raher
James Raher
Leominster
Mass
Bethesda
Mr J Donald Murray Undergoes Major Operation in Roanoke
Mr J Donald Murray of Roanoke Virginia formerly of Frederick Maryland had a major operation last Wednesday at Roanoke Memorial Hospital. His condition is listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Sabat Southern Ftg & Mefs
Court St
Trerber
Associated Press
AP News
Freewrick
J. Donald Murray
Roanoke
Roanoke Mercorial Hospital
Bennett Benevolence Fund Event Led by Mrs Lew Peters
A daytime event organized under the Home's Board of Managers with Mrs Elizabeth Lew Peters as head and Mrs James H Gambrill serving as chairwoman of the benefit. The gathering aims to support the Home's welfare programs and outreach efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
James H. Gambrill
Hunters Spotting More Foxes In County Than In Past
Squirrel hunters report more foxes in Frederick this year due to overpopulation. Local man David Buhrman shot a large red fox near Utica after quietly waiting in the woods. The column traces fox history in Maryland and notes fox behavior and den locations around Frederick County including Summers Stone Quarry and Monocacy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Yinger
Frederick
David Buhrman
Trai Avenue
Utica
Dave
Maryland
United States
William Wartram
Philadelphia
Romeo Mansueti
Frederick County
Summers Stone
Shookstown Pike
Montevie
Baker Valley
Greenfield Bridge
Gas House Pike
Fishing Creek
Braddock
Baughman’s Lane
Ballenger District
Potomac River
Roy Schaffer
Rock Creek
Boy Killed By Train Near Rockville
An 11 year old boy, Paul M. Grant of Rockville, was struck and killed by B&O Express No 22 south of Rockville at 5:25 p.m. He died at the scene. the engineer learned of the incident only upon reaching Union Station Washington 90 minutes later. Montgomery County police and medical examiner confirmed the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.&o
Halpine Crossing
Rockville
Union Station
Washington
Paul M. Grant
Mrrs
Margaret Frances Grant
Atlantic Avenue
Frank Boschart
Montgomery County
Tom Chisholm
George Keech
Grant
Chisholm
Keech
Cunningham
B.&o Railroad
Tyson and Wheeler Funeral Home
Kenneth King
Albert Owens
Montgomery County Police
Deaths: Frank G. Anders and others noted in Brunswick area
Frank George Anders 58 of 28 Virginia Ave Brunswick dies at home after WWI service and Legion ties. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at St. Mark's Petersville with Rev. William Warner. interment Petersville. Survived by wife Lucille, two children, three brothers, two sisters, six grandchildren. Also listed are Elizabeth Grove Lovettsville and Richard C. Kline Sr. Brunswick death notices with service details and memorial wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Anders
Frank George Anders
Lucille Payne Anders
Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Steadman Keenan Post
American Legion
Anders
William Warner
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
C. H. Feete
Frances Louise Flora Anders
Kenneth F. Anders
Clarence Anders
LeGore
Russell Anders
York
Harry Anders
Frederick
Offi Horner
Laura Boone
Mount Pleasant
George S. Grove
Elizabeth Grove
Lovettsville
Fred C. Phelps
Akron
Ohio
Eilene Grove
Edith Gabbert
Victor C. Hayes
Reformed Cemetery
Middletown
RE. Brown
Richard C. Kline
Richard Creighton Kline
Zoe Wire Kline
East
D Street
Mr. Kline
B.&o
Hugh Kline
Ella Moser Kline
Richard C. Kline Jr
McMechen
W. Va
Shirley L. Kline
Delores B. Kline
Carolyn L. Klime
Vera Smith
Dundalk
Louise Carter
Order of Eagles Brunswick Aerie
B.&oo. Veterans Association
C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home
J. W. Seay
Park Heights
Frederick County Heart Fund
Charter Chapter Honors 40 Years of Liberty Ideals
The Francis Scott Key Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution marked 40 years since its first meeting on Oct 26 1929 with remarks by Judge Edward S Delaplaine and National Trustee George S Robertson. Charles Mathias Jr urged renewed defense of liberty against centralization while DAR members announced flags for schools and a Repudiation Ceremony at the Frederick Court House. A silent tribute was paid to two departed members William Storm and Dr W A R Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Knox
United States
John L. Lewis
CIO
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Oconor
Francis Petrott
War Department
Petrott
Frederick
Detrick Field
London
Britain
Canadian Pacific Line
Ireland
Ton
William C. Johnson
AAA
Odale King
Methodist Church
North Markets Street
James A. Hagerman
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Francis Scott Key
Lawrence Everhart
Sons Revolution
Edward S. Delaplaine
George S. Robertson
Baltimoore
Charter
Delaplaine
Blaj
D. John Markey
R. Ames Hendrickson
William T. Delaplaine
Edward D. Shriner Jr
William Meredith Smith
Joseph T. Griffin
Shriner
Sgt. Everhart
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Congress
Frederick County
Continental Congress
David Ross
Richard Potts
Thomas Sim Lee
Thomas Johnson
John Hanson
Mathias
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles Mullen
D.A.R
DAR
Court House
Wiliam M. Storm
W. A. R. Bell
Funeral services for Mrs. Olean Woodyard held in Uniontown
Funeral services for Mrs. Olean Vivian Woodyard 42 wife of Martin Luther Woodyard were held Tuesday at 2 pm at New Windsor funeral home D. D. Hartzler and Sons Rev Clarence Govans officiated Interment in Mt Joy cemetery Uniontown Pall bearers were Ernest Brightful David Brown John Brooks Charles Davis Alfred Hollingsworth and Prince Mellette Giants 5-3 victors Sapporo Japan AP Three runs in the seventh inning two on a Willie McCovey home run gave the San Francisco Giants a 5-3 win over the Japanese All-Stars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Vivian Woodyard
Martin Luther Woodyard
Westminster
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Govans
Mt. Joy Cemetery
Uniontown
Ernest Brightful
David Brown
John Brooks
Charles Davis
Alfred Hollingsworth
Prince Mellette
Giants
Sapporo
Japan
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
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News-Post
Camden, N. J
Roving Minstrel
Garden State Park
Record Street
Frank J. Keefer
Kent Nicodemus
S. Ada Kefanyver
Emma Knight
Lillian Nicodemus
Edith Osborn
Nicholas G. Fanos
Center
Talbot
Merrie England
Liverpool
Virginia
Loudoun County
Dorothy Minarik
Irene Pistachio
Hood College
American Dietetic Association
Cleveland
Hood
Detrick
Fort Detrick
United Appeal
Fort Add
Paul Teare
Col
Carl S. Casto
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
NBC
Robert Crean
John D. Starry
Dr. Starry
Lindbergh Avenue
Hallowe'en
Law
Charles G. Little
Hanover General Hospital
Elizabeth Wisner Little
Sarah Frock Myers
James E. Fogle
Taneytown
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