Frederick Memorial Hospital Roundup of Local Patients
A long list of residents from Yellow Springs to Washington and Frederick details hospital admissions and recoveries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Louis L. Twertey Minnie Koogle Roger Wiles William Hood Carroll Shr Arthur Phebus Robert Plank Howard Tregoning George Kenney John Despeaux Shirley Bobn and Charles Faust among others with varied surgeries and illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis £. Twertey
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Minnie Koogle
West
Patrick Street
Walter Eddins
P Street
Washington
Roger Wiles
Jefferson
Wiles
Arthur Phebus
Montgomery Ward
Phebus
East Patrick Street
Robert Plank
New Windsor
Howard Tregoning
Woods‘perc
George Kenney
Union Bridge
John Despeaux
Thomas Avenue
Shirley Bobn
Airy
Charles A. Faust
Barbara Aritchie
Faust
Bob Kline
Walkersville High School
Linthicum, Md
Frederick Me
Seventh Mortal Hospital
Day Adventist Church
Anne ‘Arundel County
I Dadrac Gemith
Freedom
Anne| Arundel
Personal items and society notes from Adams town area
Mary J Scarif of Adams town will be 77 Tuesday. Lt and Mrs Paul E Kepler of Newburgh NY visit Urbana friends. Keplers attended weddings and cocktails for Priscilla Derahy Lee and Stanley Hames at St Johns Washington. Alaska tour for Langley Jr. and sorority pledges at University of Maryland. McCarthy in Atlanta. Akers marks 52nd birthday. Pollack earns MA at George Washington. Cornell BA. Cub Pack 1057 and St Luke’s ULCW notes from Walkersville and Feagaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Scarif
Adamstown
Paul E. Kepler
Newburgh
N. Y
Kepler
C. Wilco Reakles
Urbana
Priscilla Derahy Lee
William Scorr Lee
Washington
Stanley William Hames
Bethes
Ivy Baker Priest
Arlington
Hames Sr
Hames
Stephen S. Langley
Lansle
North Market Street
Anchorage
Juneau
Alaska
United States General Accounting Office
Jani Coax
OG. W. Cook
Trail Ave
Louise Croghan
J. Croghan
Frederick
Alpha Rhe
Kappa Delta
University of Maryland
Cook
Miss Croghan
College of Home Economics
Maryland
Paul Vu McCarthy
West Second Street
Atlanta
Frank J. Wachter
Wachter
McCarthy
Pollack
Cornell Univer
Mary Helen Locke Weds Middletown Groom in 1950s Church Ceremony
Miss Mary Helen Locke daughter of Mr and Mrs C William Locke Middletown and Arlington W Cramer son of Mr and Mrs Austin Cramer of RFD 5 Frederick were married Saturday at 2 30 pm in Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Rev George H Klinefelter officiated amid white pompoms and chrysanthemums. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with tulle over satin and a fingertip veil. Matron of honor was Mrs Donald Linton with bridesmaids Miss Edith Stephens Miss Josephine Fink and Miss Gail Dee Locke. Best man was Roger N Cramer. ushers William K Lenhart Waller Mills Donald Liston. Reception followed. couple to reside in Braddock Heights after a Fontana Village trip. The bride, a 1957 Middletown High School graduate, works at the Atomic Energy Commission Germantown. groom, Frederick High School 1955, runs East End Esso Station. Local guests traveled from Hagerstown to Hopewell and Baltimore for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Locke
Donald Linton
Adelphia
Edith Stephens
Mrersvill
Josephine
Fink
Middletown
Gail Dee Locke
Roger N. Cramer
RFD
William K. Lenhart
North Market Street
Waller Mills
Donald Liston
Robert Mullican
Jesus
Bach
Youmans
Bond
Herbert
Cowell
Grieg
DeKoven
Schubert
Ruth Ann, Roberson
Betty Jane Roberson
Yvonne Rice
Lee Bussard
Gail D. Wise
Fontana Village
N. C
Braddock Heights
East End
Hagerstown
Bethesda
Rockville
Washington
Alexandria
Hopewell
Baltimore
Local Notices and Subscription Rates in The News
Frederick Md edition lists subscription options and rates including monthly three month and yearly terms. The page notes Associated Press copyright and circulation details with dates and pricing relevant to subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Frederick
Mendar
Southeen
Horth Court
Phoune MD
Frederick, Md
Associated Press
Population Boom Seen Ahead Despite Short Baby Dip
The Census Bureau notes the U S population passed 175 million on October 16 marking rapid growth since 1800 and 1900. Despite traffic growth and midtown crowding, the Population Reference Bureau warns against assuming a perpetual baby boom as prosperity and inflationary effects of rapid growth must be studied before 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
U. S
U.S
Population Reference Bureau
Washington, D. C
Armistice Day 20th anniversary plans in 1938
Twenty years back notes recount Armistice Day plans for November 1 with a parade drill and Legion activities. A fatal crash injures Harvey House of South Mountain when a runaway truck hits a ditch on his grandfather’s farm. James McClellan’s bicycle is recovered after theft at Market Space. a gasoline truck collision near East Patrick Street causes no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Legion
Foster Drm Corps
Harvey House
South Mountain
Harry E. House
James McClellan
J. B. McClellan
Rock-well Terrace
Market Space
East Patrick Street
Pleased With Tour Results For Democratic County Tour
A large crowd greeted the Democratic county tour at multiple stops including Everedy Company Price Electric Brunswick Urbana and Walkersville. Campaign organizers praised enthusiastic crowds and noted cooperation from local officials while hosting luncheons and coffee events for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everedy Company
Price Electric Company
Brunswick
Urbana
Price Electric
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick Tailoring
Frederick Iron and Steel
Tuncit
Mealey
New Market
Francis Mealey
Ruby Hahn
Libertstown
Sidney Hammond
Charles Smith Jr
T Woodsboro
Thurmont
Claire Frock Co
Thurmont Line Co
Moore Business Farms, Inc
Weather minister Teufel dies while walking in Million
The Rev Dr Charles M Teufel a retired Lutheran pastor formerly of Zion Lutheran Middletown died October 14 while walking in Million Pa where he resided He served a two year pastorate in Ahddietown beginning August 1918 born September 23 1877 at Muncy Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Teufel
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Million
Teufel
Ahddietown
Muncy
News-Post marks 75th anniversary edition
Readers and dignitaries alike congratulate The News-Post on its seventy five year milestone. An extra 300 copies were printed October 15, with many subscribers saving the edition as a keepsake. Letters from Judge Morlan, Richard Johnson, Dr. William Simpson, Max Fullerton, W F Kennedy and Miss Josephine Etchison praised the paper’s impact and legacy in Frederick City and County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Charles E. Morlan
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Hamsville
Frederick
Frederick News
Frederick Post
Frederick City
Frederick County
Carnegie Tech
Richard P. Jonnson
Louisa
Duke University
William Hays Simpson
Department of Political’ Science
Near Frederick
Minor Simpson
Fred Brick
The
Associated Press
Max Fuller
Ton
W. F. Kennedy
Wheeling
WL Va
Josephine P. Etchison
C. Burr Artz
Sue
Daily News
County Road Program Is Outlined
The county commissioners released the 1959 top priority road projects and carry over items. The list covers roads by name, district, and planned mileage totaling about 39.95 miles, with decisions on order pending weather and negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners and County Roads Board
con_ isidere’l
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Eyler
Valles
Hauvers
Skunk Hottlow
Forest School
Catoctin
Bittle
Jackson
Reso Monument
Middletown
Basford
Jefferson
Sugar Loaf
Urbana
Gladhill
New Market
Price's Distillery
Woodville
Dance Halls
Mt. Pleasant
Barnes
Linganore
Johnsville
Bennie Duncan
Walkersville
Baker
Woodsboro
J. Pryor Road (‘From Route 15). Thurmont
Gerser
College Road
Thurmont
News-Post marks diamond jubilee with warm congratulations
A former employee and close associate commends the News-Post on its diamond jubilee. Rev Dr Henri L G Kieffer sends praise noting the edition mirrors Fredericks history for seventy five years while the pastor emeritus and his son Spangler read the issue from Lake View near Buffalo after moving from Old Chatham New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Frederick
Kieffer
Spangler
Old Chatham
Lake View
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Sunpapers Back Tawes Beall Derr Sybert in Md. race
The Sunpapers endorse cross party voting in Maryland with F. Millard Tawes for governor and J. Slean Beall for US Senate. They also back Republican John A. Derr for comptroller and Democrat C. Ferdinand Sybert for attorney general, criticizing both tickets as mediocre. They oppose Rep. James P. S. Devereux and Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sun
Maryland
F. Millard Tawes
J. Slean Beall
U.S. Senate
Tawes
Beall
John A. Derr
C. Ferdinand Sy
Tall Cedars Ladies Night Draws Five Hundred Attendees
Frederick Forest No. 132 Tall Cedars of Lebanon held its annual Ladies night on October 22 at Peter Pan Inn with a 6:30 dinner. Grand Tall Cedar Austin M. Fogle welcomed guests including Thomas Havell and John H. McFaul. District Deputy Supreme Tall Cedar Hubert L. Mason highlighted charity work and prizes were awarded. Elaine Lee directed a Baltimore-based variety show entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Forest No
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Peter Pan ‘Inn
Austin M. Fogle
Thomas Havell
John H. McFaul
Supreme Tall Cedars
United States
Supreme Tall
Hubert L. Mason
Frederick Forest
Frederick man charged after Hagerstown red light collision
Marvin R. Marker of Myersville Route 2 was charged with running a red light after a collision at Antietam Street and Summit Avenue in Hagerstown. Officer Ray B. Hoover said Marker failed to stop on West Antietam Street, hitting Jairus W. Seaton of Frederick traveling north on Summit Avenue. Both vehicles were uninjured. Gilbert Lowenthal Jr. of Frederick named to Brown University Dean’s List. He is a Hill School graduate and Brown University BA candidate. Atomic Energy Commission readies small nuclear device for firing and plans three more blasts before Friday test ban deadline set by President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Ray Brice
Raymond Brice
Graceham
Waynesboro Pa
Charles R. Downs
RE 1
Thurmont
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Locan Krcivik
Opcian
Connie Routzahn
John H
Routzahn
Middletown
Theodore Lowe
Harry B. Grove
West Fifth Street
South Street
al Osc
University Hospital
Baltimore
Herwig
John Peyton Thrasher
Albert Schuol Ifor
North Market Street
Thrasher
Hagerstown
Marvin R. Marker
Myersville
Ray B. Hoover
Antietam Street
Summit Avenue
Cits
Hoover
Marker
Jairus Wseaton
Frederick
Providence
R. I
Gilbert Lowenthal Jr
Gilbert Lowenthal
Brown University
Hill School
Pottstown
Brown Daily Heralds
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Admitted to Frederick County Bar R Noel Spence Joins Law Firm
R Noel Spence formerly of Hagerstown and Rockwell Terrace was admitted to the Frederick county bar by Chief Judge Pat Tick M Schnauffer. He will join the Mathias and Mathias firm. A graduate of Washington and Lee and Maryland Law, he was also admitted to the Slate bar at Annapolis Friday. A well known Hagerstown School athlete, he is married with one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Noel Spence
Hagerstown
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick County
Pat.Tick M. Schnauffer
Spence
Mathias and Mathias
Washington and Lee University
University of Maryland Law School
Annapolis
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William R. Hood
West Patrick Street
George Bennett
Biggs Avenue
Bennett
School For the Deaf
Carroll Shr, Tustarova
Raymey
Hat
Wes Usu Gander
City Opera House
Messrs
Frank F. Gil
Paso Pobles
Calif
Western Sea
Frontier Commando
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Naval Air Staton
Minneapolis
Cub Pack
Lutheran Parish
Cubs
Richard Kettells
Tommy Parker
Jimmy Ganganmere
Gary Hedges
Scotty Derr
Richard Carstenson
Melvin Schildt
Stevie Barkier
Mark iFrantz
Charles Garst
Larry Trout
Mark Stull
Ernest Dettbarn
Larry Brashears
Carol Pixley
Kenneth Barrick
Ezra Grantham
Wolf
Eddie Elworthy
Larry Garber
Richard Greenwood
Freddie Miller
Denn
Casey At the
Den
Paul Bunyan
Casey Jones
Den 4
Johnny Appleseed
Goodwill Industries
Frank Wagner
National Organization of Bos
Kenneth Mercer
B.L.C.W
U-L.c.w
St. Luke's Luth Eran Church
Feagaville
Roland Culler
Jack Krantz
Preston Zimmerman
Leon Howard
CAV. Sork
Womens Bible
Mothers
St. Luke's
St. Luke's Church
Carroll Bover
George Abrecht
Austin Powell
James Mause
Philip Beard
Hahn
Himes
Belvedere Hotel
Davis
Ariington W. Cramer
the News
Vnicef
Emmitsburg
Lumen Norris
Frank Touper
St. Joseph's
Euaries Main
James Bruce
Thomas D'Alecsandro
Congoleum Nairn Club House
Fredericks
James Hahn
Harry Himes
Albany
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas Ci
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Ailaukee
Moss
St. Paul
Orleans
York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Pheenis
Puison
Portia and
Portland
Ore
Ramd City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake
St San Diege
Francisco
I - Sea
Tampa
Alex Brown
No T
New York
Frederick Ther
Divete Bis
Gorederick Co
Nat'l
Fredericktown Sav
MD. Trust
Ox Fibre Brush
Fred. Hotel Critts
Potomac Eadison
al Ti
Fatomac Edison
Frederick Gas
Tarken & Bielfeld
Agricultural Society
Poole Jones
Tuscarora
Mapleville
Liberty
Quirauk
Hauger's
Harrisville
William Jennings Bryan
Thaddews Stevens
William Pitt
William E. Gladstone
England
Doubs
Buckerstown
Boss Arnold
Petersvlle
Stauffer
Hollow
Dorcus
Catoctin Hollow
Himalaya
High St
Knoxville
Petersville
Pulman
Lewistown
Kepler Road
Delauier
Clifton
Braddock
McClain
Stavel Hill
Woodshboro
Crystal Fountain
Dublin Road
Foxville
Hanvers
Ree Sertee
Dar
Tawes, Beall, Derr, Sybert
New York State
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