Famed Twins In Business On Perfume And Book
Dorothy Roe reports on Gloria Vanderhhe and Thelma Lady Furness, famed twins now co owning a perfume business in New York after long society lives. They tour the country promoting their joint autobiography Double Exposure with candid tales of royal romances and high society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Gloria Vanderhhe
Thelma Lady Furness
Harry Hays Moerson
New York
Lady Furness
Gloria
Thelma
Prince of Wales
Lord Furness
Fort Belvedere
Wallis Simpson
Windsor
Wallis
Ornithologists To Meet Wednesday In Frederick
The Frederick Chapter of the Maryland Ornithological Society will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the C Burr Artz Library. Robert Sundell of Fort Deitrick will speak with colored birds of Northern Michigan and share years of ornithology. Sundell holds a wildlife management master’s from Michigan State University and previously worked at the Seney National Wildlife Refuge. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Ornithological Society
C. Burr
Somerset
Talbot
Washington S
Wicomico
Worcester i
Balton City
The News Frederick Md October 28 1858 Teecdzy
Page from The News Frederick Maryland dated October 28 1858 includes subscription rates and publisher information. Lists rates by mail and period, mentions Great Southern Pig and WFG Co along with addresses in Frederick. Contains historic typography and pricing terms for print circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Great Southern Pig
WFG. CO
Pocce
Cormer
Wage-Price Spiral Views by Dr. Jacoby at American Assembly
Dr. Neil H. Jacoby, UCLA dean, argues Fed and firm money-management stances deter wage inflation. He notes unions and management see inflation costs not fully offset by price rises, and four day monetary policy meeting signals potential path to high employment with price stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feders Reserve Board
Neil H. Jacoby
Graduate School of Business Administration
University of, California
Los Angeles
Jacoby
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
American Assembly
Fund to pay damages from uninsured motorists begins
The Department of Motor Vehicles reports 134 million dollars collected for its Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund in the first fiscal year. The fund, effective June 1, will cover damages caused by uninsured motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond Grows
Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A Rocky Springs train delay occurred after a horse escaped into the tracks and fell through a trestle into a stream with no injuries. The East Second street convent building was broken into, some trinkets and money stolen. A gathering featured flags for Bryan Kern and Lewis in the upcoming election. The 89th Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland convened in town. The Board of Charities and Corrections plans to improve Montevue sanitation amid water pressure concerns, noting no water on the second floor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F
Rocky Springs
Gattex
Hiram Thomas
D. Columbus Kemp
East Second Street
Wm. J. Grove
M. Jd. Grove Lime Company
Farge
Bryan
Kern
Lewis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News Oct 28 1936
Mayor Culler cannot locate a dog catcher after Howard Hollingsworth resigns. Mary France Nikirk, 2, of West Fifth Street, suffers a broken leg after being struck by a car at Fifth and Market. Susan Pryor of Lantz to be crowned Autumn Queen at Thurmont Fall festival inaugurations. Monte Vue to City sewerage line construction delayed five months due to lack of right of ways. WPA project to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Howard Hollingsworth
Mary France Nikirk
Franklin Nikirk
West Fifth Street
Fifth
Market Streets
Susan Pryor
Lantz
Wit
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Montevue-To-City
WPA
Births, anniversaries and honors in Nashville and Knoxville
Personal notices report the birth of a son for Mrs Delano Bryan in Nashville on October 3. Pic Bryan stationed at Fort Campbell is the son of Mr and Mrs Dorsey Bryan of Knoxville. Another birth is announced for Mr and Mrs H Leon Young of Muddietown Route 2, a son Mark Leon born October 24 at Washington County Hospital. Betty Rice observes her birthday at 813 Shawnee Drive. Clyde Bell of Madison Street marks his 55th wedding anniversary. Lee Lewis Smith of 18 Brunswick Street Brunswick earns a Master of Arts in elementary education administration from The George Washington University at the 1958 fall convocation. Market prices note wheat and crude oil values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
Clyde
Bell
Madison Street
Lee Lewis Smith
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
George Washington University
Washington
Smith
Maryland
Teachers College
Mount Pleasant Bull Rounded From Route 26 Standstill
A wandering white bull was corralled by Maryland state troopers C M Wolford and R B Spickler after a 13 minute chase along Route 26 near Mount Pleasant. The bull circled the area, drew amused road watchers, and was steered into a field through a gate where the owner could retrieve it. Separately, Alden Bartlett Brewer, 3, of Morrisburg Pa., faced a suspended sentence for vagrancy after police traced past arrests and a tavern stop. Magistrate Edward J. Smith also adjusted support, trespass, and weapon cases involving multiple locals, including John J Tomlin and Walter Lee Monath, with Monath sentenced to six months for a concealed weapon and related crimes. George L. Radcliffe was named State Chairman for the March of Dimes drive starting January 2, 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Maryland 26
C. M. Wolford
R. B. Spickler
Route 26
Wolford
Spickler
Alden Bartlett Brewer
Morrisburg
Brewer
Chief Main
New Market
Sus
Robert T. Storer
Middletown High School
Cave
Arvin
Frederick
Smokey
Bear
Raymond Redifer
Thomas Monroe
E. Austin James
Bill Krantz
Joe Brown
Jvin
Richard D
David G. King
van Tries
Delbert Null
Austinj
Angleberger
King
Cpl
Boone
East South Street
Maryland
Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Donnie Schley
John Kohl
Beth
Tammy Monroe
Trena Jean
Local residents treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital list multiple patients undergoing treatment or recovering. Names include Mr James Starks of West Patrick street, Richard Clark a 21-year-old student at McSt Marys College treated in Gettysburg for a left foot fracture, Mrs Marvin Hartsock of East Third street, Mr Donald Adams of Buckeyes town, Mrs Charles Cook and Mrs Raymond Frye from Braddock Heights and Chapel Alley, Mr William Koontz of Brigadon, Fred Settle of West Fourth street, Mr Carroll Brashears of West Patrick street, Mrs Glenn C Kelly of Walkersville, Mr George Z Best of the Key Hotel, Mr George A Massicot of Pennsylvania avenue Westminster, and Mrs Florence Eichelberger of East Fifth street. Conditions vary from recuperation to ongoing medical treatment, with several injuries from accidents and surgeries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Starks
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Clark
I Mc
St. Mary's Cotege
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Marvin Hartsock
East Third Street
Surgear Palece
Dona'd Adams
Buckeystown
Church
Baltimore
Charles Cook
Raymond Frye
Braddock Heights
Chapel Alley
New Market
William Koontz
Sharpe Florist
Koontz
Fred Settle
Fourth Street
Carroll Brashears
West
Patrick Street
Westminster
Florence Eichelberger
East Fifth Street
Outlook For Higher Incomes Brings Hope For Recession Relief
The Commerce Department reports wages and salaries rose at an annual rate of 44 billion dollars from June to October, lifting the national pay scale to 25.542 trillion by September. Despite weaker profits, dividends held steady and consumer spending revived as government benefits and corporate funds bridged gaps. More layoffs recalled and wage hikes are expected to lift paychecks further, boosting incomes across sectors and promising stronger earnings in the final quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commerce Department
Gillelan Family Rests in Emmitsburg Amid Losses
Obituary notices from Emmitsburg and Brunswick recount the deaths of Joshua T. Gillelan aged 8 of Baltimore and Mary Elizabeth McDowell Gillelan. services at Allison funeral home in Emmitsburg and Feete and Brother in Brunswick, with interments at Elias Lutheran Cemetery and Reformed Cemetery Jefferson. Also noted are obituaries for Lorenzo Martin Reeder of Middletown with funeral at Gladhill and interment in Reformed Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apua X. Gillelas
Joshua T. Gillelan
Honesood Terrace
Baltimore
Suonday
George
Ida S. (Obler) Gillelan
Chicago
Restaurant Association of Maryland
Elias Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Mary Elizabeth (McDowell) Gillelan
George Howard Gillelan
Ruth B. Gillelan
Allison Funeral Home
Phillip Bower
Fannie Rhodes Souder
John N. Souder
Brunswick
Lewis and Shen Castle
Reformed Church of
Merryland Tract Homemakers Club
Mary Bussard
Jefferson
Emogene Wenner
T. Woodrow Louder
Knox ‘Ile
Tharles Huffer
Daisy Lerch
Rohrersville
Jessie Castle
Ellen Castle
Hagerstown
C. H. Feete and Brother
Sur P. Bready
Ralph H. Miller
Re Formed
Lorenzo Martin Reeder
Middletown
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
Leonard Summers
Marlin
Sherman
Kenneth
Kermit
Ronald Reeder
Reformed
R B Wolfe Dies At His Home Here
R B Wolfe longtime leader and organizer in local clubs and community service died at his home. He chaired committees for decades and drove long distances to attend meetings. He held church and civic roles including Grace United Church of Christ and the Braddock Heights consistory. His family included Jeffery Alan, Donald Eugene Jr, and others noted in the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Jeffery Alan
French
Hughes
Alexandria
Donald Dodd
Thurmont
Maryland
Donald Eugene Jr
iInc
Dodd
Janet
West Grimes
Baltimore
Funeral notices and services across Harney and surrounding towns
Funeral services were held for Mrs Hannah C Eckenrode at St J Peters church Harney with burial in church cemetery. Dr John Sebastian Derr died at Dearbought and services performed at 2 pm at 106 East Church street. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Maryland approves 2075000 in dial changeover Elkton and western Maryland housing growth cables. Minor injuries from Sunshine Trail crash east of Blue Ridge Summit. Rich ard Hicks Jr admits killing his father and hiding body in trunk in New York. Funeral honors for Maryland National Guard and others. Hunters fined for illegally killed deer in Mercersburg. Community notices include Pinewood Drive coffee with Democratic candidates and funerals in Poplar Springs Uniontown Winfield and Sykesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. J Pau's Lutheran Church
Harney
Hannah C. Eckenrode
Charles
Church Cemetery
George Clabaugh
Nevin Ridinger
Charles Schildt
Elmer LeGore
Luther Fox
Estee
Kiser
C_ O
Fuss and Son
John
Sebastian Derr
Dearbought
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church
Offi Christ
Keedysville
Stevensville
Maryland
Hollywood
St. Marys County
Baltimore City
The
Medical Association
Na ‘Tional Guard Co. A. 115Th Infantry
Donald E. Wagner
Penis Seamen Belt Agaast
Sfc
James
Kemp
James E. Rine
Conor
Wolfe
Mart
Carlton C. Barger Jr
John R. Newton
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Carroll
Poplar Springs Methodist
James Elmer Freming
Fir Poplar Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Michael
Herbert Harrison
Kenneth Wright
Donald Fleming
Leroy Stull
John Myers
William Carr
Thomas Fleming
Howard Fleming
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Hallowe'en Parade At Myersville Highlights Event
A Myersville magistrate fined Carroll Leslie Gross 260 dollars after he pleaded guilty to operating under the influence failing to stop after striking a vehicle and reckless driving. The incident followed an October 19 parade along Route 340 through Myersville where local residents and neighboring communities attended the Myersville Hallowe'en Festival and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Leslie Gross
RFD 6
Frederick
Edward J. Smith
William A. Boone
Gross
East Patrick Street
Wisner
Cpl
Boone
Shaw's Lane
E. Austin James
Samuel W. Barrick
Myersville
Hallowe'en
Sear Jefferson
Thej
I Hallowe’en
Fanna
Lee Myersville
Joseph D. Cave
RFD
Beteress Peae Betray
Igara
Stevuie
Prestivat
Joe Brown
Enrollment Up At Frederick Community College In First Semester
Frederick Community College reports first semester enrollment of 109, up from 77 last year when operation began. Full-time 36, part-time 73. 75 are boys, 34 girls. Ten veterans, 16 are 1958 high school graduates. Frederick High contributes 50 registrants, including 34 boys and 16 girls, with 24 from other state high schools and eight from Brunswick High. Thirty six study 12 or more hours. Listed 1958 Frederick High grads include Rachel Baker, Shelvier Breckenridge, Wayne Esler, James Fox, Irvin Johnson, William L. Moore, Herbert Plunkard, William Schrodel, Richard Sliger, Jacquel Stephens, Ronald Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Frederick Hich
Siventy
Brunswick High
Lincoln
Thhirty
Frederick High School
Rachel Baker
Shelvier Breckenridge
Wayne Esler
James Fox
Irvin Johnson
William L. Moore
Herbert Plunkard
William
iSchrodel
Richard Sliger
Jac-' Jecel Stephens
Ronald Young
Wreck victim sues for damages in circuit court
Former State trooper James D. Foy, attached to Frederick barracks at the time of the January 12, 1958 wreck, files suit for $30,000 alleging permanent injuries from a collision on Maryland 26 east of Mt. Pleasant. Defendant Ralph W. Fouche allegedly failed to yield. Foy says injuries, medical costs, and future handicap exist. Also Shirley B. Shaw sues John C. McKee for $1,300 after a July collision at West Sixth and Bentz streets. Shaw alleges disobedience of a traffic signal caused car damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Foy
Frederick
Ralph W. Fouche
RFD
J. Foy
Edwin F. Nikirk
Maryland
Mt. Pleasant
Fouche
Shirley B. Shaw
John C. McKee
Mverstille
Nikirk
West Sixth Street
Bentz Street
Bentz
Births Reported at Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list newborns Vickey Sue Weddle first daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Weddle of Motter avenue Monday and Lucian Koogle 3rd son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Lucian K Falconer Jr of Park avenue also James Lawrence Haines born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Joseph Haines Jr of Linwood plus the mothers' former names Helen Bartlett Ruth Cornell Neeta Dame and Edna Beil and places Brunswick Damascus Frederick Pennsylvania Nebraska included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weddle
Motter Avenue
Vickey Sue
Weddle
Helen Bartlett
Brunswick
Robert Fry
Damascus
George Hartwood
Fry
Ruth Cornell
Frederick
Lucian K. Falconer Jr
Park Avenue
Lucian Koogle
Falconer
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Ornithologists
ong.Dist
Caroline
Cecil
Dorchester
Kent
Queen Annes
Worcester
Econd
Harford
Hirt
Ourth
Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles, Howard
St. Marys
Prince Georges
Allegany
Garrett
Montgomery
the News
Picious
John’ S J. Tomlin
Thelma Moore
Raymond Haugh
Monath
Frederick County
A. Norman
Dietz
St. John's Church
Clemsonville
Beit’ Jane Droneburg
Shanholtz
Russel W. Dreweburg
James Newton Hurst
Water Street
Reeck- Jess
W. C. Rippeon
Market
Hurst
Meredith B. Alexander Jr
VA Center
Martinsburg
R. B. Wolfe
Waynesboro Hospital
Richard Hicks Jr
Hudson River
Hicks
Elsie K. Herwig Wolfe
Viola Roderick
Lillie M. Wolfe
Grace United Church of Christ
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Edward Campbell
Justice of the Peace
Helen Martin
Mercersburg
Donald Carbaugh
Calvin College
Pinewood Drive
John Peyton Thrasher
Sandra Lee Goodwin
Uniontown
Hanover General Hospital
Il A
Dale Allen Hawkins
Leroy
Shirley Hawkins
Gordon Wilson
Klee Mill Road
Sykesville
Hoyt Dudley
Deer Park Cemetery
Baltimore County
Hallowe
Sageer Hoffman
Gary Keller
Donald Hoffman
Doris Baker
Mary Lee
Mike Stevens
Beverly Krantz
Linda Lewis
Mike Stroup
Connie Miller
Gary Gouker
Leslie Falkenstein
Beverly Rhea
Kathy Fay Falkenstein
Eddie Falkenstein
Kenneth Krantz
Jennie Hays
Diane Brown
Cynthia Grubb
Marva Brown
Rickie Stevens
Terry Forrest
Claire Victor Dwiggins
North Hollywood
Calif
i“Dwig
st.Louis Post Dispatch
Wilaington
Ohio
Joseph Klausner
Tel Aviv
Joseph Guam
Klausner
Russia
Harry Thomas Phebus
jExederick
Memorial Hospital
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