Nuclear fusion hopes rise amid peaceful power quest
A cautious statement from scientists at Princeton and elsewhere hints that controlled fusion may yield electric power without bombs. Obstacle one heat hydrogen to extreme temperatures and produce neutrons. obstacle two contain the heat without melting containment. Early lab gains in England and the United States show progress, but commercial fusion remains uncertain and requires further verification of neutron origin and sustained confinement.
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Aan
Princeton
England
United States
Funeral Services for Horace S In City
Horace S died Sunday evening. Funeral services set for Wednesday at two oclock from the church. Rev. presiding. Body to be moved to church at IE oclock morning. Burial at Pleasant Valley Cemetery near Smithsburg. M L Creager and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace S
Eutepen
Justa
Emory David
Bear Smithsburg
Dune Garriott
God
David Ef Fleade
C. L. Wilbur
W.C. Me
Samuel Dun Linwood Deweese
Lester Hing
Richard Miller
Braden Shilling
Jason Bowman
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Smithsbury
M. L Creager and Son
Esso Foundation Grants Hood College Two Thousand
Hood College receives a $2000 unrestricted grant from the Esso Education Foundation announced by President Andrew G. Truxal. Hood was among 36 women’s colleges aided as part of a $1,332,760 total for 1957 58. Seven Maryland colleges received grants in this year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Esso Education Foundation
Andrew G.truxal
Hood
Esso
Maryland
Standard Company of New Jersey
Foundation
Jersey Standard
Atomic power debate and local DAR dinner in Frederick
The item contrasts concerns over fission and fusion power amid a general peace message. It notes a break through could threaten Russia, and mentions the S A R dinner honoring Repudiation Day at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Parsons Newman as speaker. G Raymond Shipley presides as chapter president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussilly
Linda Wills
Joyce Ann Wills
Walter
Wills Jr
Frederick
Lawrence Everhart
Sons of the American Revolution
Francis Scott jRey
Parsons Newman
Frederck County
Raymond Shipley
Eisenhower Attends Roosevelt Centenary Service
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower attended a Roosevelt Centenary observance at Grace Reformed Church in Washington. The service honored Theodore Roosevelt with remarks by Rev. Dr. Marsh and others, praising Roosevelt’s decency and government leadership. A 23-man New York City sanitation crew was noted for waterfront cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Theodore Roosevelt
Reformed Church
United Church of Christi
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
David
Nicholas Longworth
Hermann Hagedorn
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
America
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Deith D. Eisenhower
Robert W. Diewiler
Frederick Evangelical United] Church of Christ
Her
Paul L. Althouse
New York City
Jefferson Raritas Club Elects Officers
The Jefferson Raritas Club at its monthly meeting in the Lutheran Church elected officers for the coming year. President Daniel Poole, vice president Arthur House, secretary John Coran, treasurer Calvin Rice, and director James Shaff. The group noted the State Convention Nov. 2 at the Francis Scott Ker Hotel with delegates named. An itemized carnival report showed a net profit of 1,893.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Raritas Club
Lutheran Church
Comiss
Daniel Poole
Arthur House
John Coran
Calvin Rice
James Shaff
Lewis T. Baker
Francis Scott Ker
Herschel! Bover
St. Arthur House
Ira Remsbert
John Arnold
Frank Baker
Norman Remsbers
Gilmore Keller
Luther Remsburg
New Orleans
Aged County Resident Dies in Myersville Area
One of the county s oldest citizens, C Upton Grossnickle a retired farmer of the Myersville area, died Monday at 8 am at the home of his daughter Mrs Nellie N Doub near Myersville. Born August 16 1856 he lived 11 years 2 months at the time of death. He leaves ten children 43 grandchildren 62 great grandchildren and 10 great great grandchildren. Funeral will be Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren with interment in the church cemetery. He helped found the local church and was active in Republican politics and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Upton Grossnickle
Myersville
Nellie N. Doub
Sear
Milkiog V. Summers
Myers
Gormand Smith
Wolfsville
Glenn Grossnickle
Paul E. Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Mary Elizabeth Toms
Summers
Ella Leatherman
Paul F. Bittle
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Robert L. Strickler
Basil Grossnickle
Dunkard
Grossnickles
Germany
Middletown Valley
States
Eisenhower
Lago
Barlow Volunteer Fire Company
Gettysburg
Flock
Gaver
Gaver, Leatherman, Summers and Grossnickle Bank
Central Trust Company
Middlepoint Bank
Farmers Exchange
Frederick Post
Jerry Weddle
Fred
Roy Battles
Washington
Walland
Pickett
Parinway
Fleming
Poplar Springs
Methodist Church
WSCS
Rayetta
Boward
Hagerstown
Frederick
Togc Temperance Lodge
Grange
Hondslof
Louise Stuo
Baker
Merysby
Lou Coran
Jefferson
W. Dailey
Mary Craver Dailey
Montgomery County General Hospital
Ober W. Dailey
Brookeville
Zacharias I
Emma S. Craver
Frederick County
Nellie D. House
Brookesville
Emma S. Smallwood
Wills O. Dailey
Takoma Park
Charlie Nicholson
Diney
Roland Senning‘ton
Baltimore
George ‘Brown
Sandy Spring
Ruben Hines
Edward Musgrove
Silver Spring
Harry Z. Musgrove
Roy W. Barber
Laytonsville
Salem Cemetery
C. G. Muradian
Mary E. Leachey
Paris E. Brengle
Kenyon Street
Inn
Millersville
Miss Leachey
North Street
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Gawiler’s Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mt Olivet
Philadelphia
Evangelism Mission At Zion Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church in Frederick County begins Evangelism Mission Sunday through Wednesday with Rev Carrot Boyer of Good Shepherd Church as guest missioner. Services 12 00 Sunday and 1 45 p m Monday to Wednesday. closing service includes adult baptism confirmation and transfer letters plus film Martin Luther. Church notes history and fundraising efforts.
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Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson Parish
Carrot Li ‘Boyer
The
Good Shepherd Church
City
Eugene W. Young
Mrs 'Boyer
Middletown Valley
Middletown High School
Universit’ of Maryland
United States Navy
Gettysburg College
Pat Ste Peete Mhantasinnl
Bowers Named Chairman for Exposition Clinic Program
G Hunter Bowers a local lumber dealer has been named chairman of a major Build ing Products Exposition feature in Philadelphia scheduled for November 47. He will lead a clinic on the Certified Agency Program FHA underwriting for homes in towns under 15 000 population with FHA officials C B Sweet and Graham Northup joining. The luncheon clinic is part of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association annual meeting trade show. Bowers has decades in retail lumber and mortgage finance work and serves as president of William D Bowers Lumber Co. He studied at Gettysburg College and served as an Army officer in WWI. He began in 1919 as a yard and mill helper in the family firm. He sits on the National Retail Lumber Dealers Board representing the Middle Atlantic Lumbermen Association and is a former president, current executive committee member, and Insurance Committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hunter Bowers
Philadelphia
Bowers
Wiliam D. Bowers Lumber
Gettysburg College
National
National ‘Retail Lumber Dealers Aspiration J
Middle Atlantic Lumbermens Association
Whiso
Latter i Group
Totor
Gary Hedges
Walkersville
Jean Ketielis
Kathy Anderson
Debbie Stiely
Barbara Ann Brandon
Myra Kerebner
Barbera Jean Clark
Suzan Eaves
Katie Collins
Barbara Sue Reich
Janice Gaver
Betsy Stoner
Marsha
Steven Barker
Andrea
Johnny Hedges
Freddie Miller
Mark Stull
Charles Bowers
Billy Kaste
Scotty Derr
Cary Wilhide
Michael Staley
Richard Carstensen
Dickie Garst
Lee Boyer
Larry Lutz
Weddings Wagner-Tinnes and Frushour-Stull Weddings
Miss Betty Tinney and Howard Wagner wed in Timothy's Chapel with Rev. Victor Ross officiating. The couple, of Frederick, reside in Monocacy Village. Miss Tinney is a beautician and Wagner works for the B&O Railroad. Nearby, Dorothy Frushour and Charles Stull married in Frederick with a double ring ceremony and reception at the groom's Dickerson home. they reside in Dickerson. Residents and out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner-Tinnes
Betty June Tinney
James P. Tinney
Mr. Tinney
Howard Washington Wagner
Clarence H. Wagner
Timothy’s Chapel
Victor Ross
James P. Tinney Jr
Charles H. Thomas
RFD
Frederick
Donald P. Wagner
Monotacy Village
Charles H.thomas
Kenneth Tinney
Ranson
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
West Virginia
Baltimore
Riverdale
Grove House Jr
Sroom
House
Dickerson
Stull
Market Street
Last Days Of Month To Warm Up Weather Note
A cold October lingers with only a few days showing on the temperature chart says the weather bureau. Another night in the third period of the forecast keeps chill conditions.
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Weather Bureau
Thirtier Fere
Hallowe'en Masquerade Party At Braddock Heights
The 7th annual Hallowe'en masquerade at Braddock Heights Roller Rink drew partygoers with jack o lanterns, black cats, witches, and theme decor. Ardath Hutzell won the plate game while Martin Hargett and Gene Wirts took races. Esther Dean dressed as a petite bride won prettiest costume. Weather forecasters predicted a warm-up later in the week with frost overnight. winds and mild days were noted around Frederick, Middletown, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Hallowe'en
Jack
Ardath Hutzell
Middletown
Martin Hargett
Frederick
Gene Wirts
Jeffersas
Mary Harwood
Les
Esther Dean
Boonsboro
Deaths in Maryland and Pennsylvania Families
Mrs Myra E Zepp Hoffman 139 native of Maple Grove Maryland dies suddenly in Hanover while visiting Hampstead area. She is survived by husband Daniel M Hoffman two children and several Diehl half siblings in Hampstead Westminster and Emmitsburg. Mrs Laura Estella Fleming 73 dies at home in Poplar Springs Howard County noted for lifelong residence with husband James Elmer Fleming and three sons Charles J Fleming Aubrey B Fleming and Raymond E Fleming.
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Daniel M. Hoffman
Myra E. (Zepp) Hoffman
Daniel M Hoffman
Sber
New Oxford
Hanover
Hampstead
Maple Grove
Lester i Zepp
Mary Bell (Yingling) Zepp
Thalf
Robert J. Stonesifer
John Diehl
Charles S. Diehl
Westminster
Paul M. Diehl
Emmettsburg
Harry B. Diehl
Emmitsburg
James E. Fleming
Laura Estella Fleming
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Charles D. Pickett
Katherine Pickett
James Elmer Fleming
Charles J. Fleming
Aubrey JB. Fleming
Raymond Ef.fleming
Local obituaries and society notes highlight church ties and family ties
The Frederick area reports services for Louise Stouo, William H. Bobber, and Mary Craver Dailey, with church affiliations at Poplar Springs and Kemper area groups. Other items note Miss Mary E. Leachey’s centenarian life, a community Halloween party with costumes and prizes in Frederick, and various memorial services and family survivors across Brunswick and Brookeville.
Renowned Soprano Miss Martha Flowers At Hood College Opening
Miss Martha Flowers world famous soprano sang at Hood College Brodbeck Hall to an enthusiastic audience of about 450. She performed Gershwin songs and Puccini arias with accompanist Roland Jones, praised as superb by local figures. The event highlighted faculty remarks and a later program including a fashion show and a master breakfast.
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Martha Flowers
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Red 2
New Windsor
Grangel
Peter Young
Flanders
Hood
John Ramaley
Grent
Wachter
Hilde Jpaye
Brand
Miss Flowers
Gershwin
Porgy
Bess
bejDi
Ma Jerome Davis
Adam Butterfly
Mr. Flanders
Wes Charles
Hoopes
Wadsworth
How
Ard Fry
Miss Flowers Exchange Home Economics Committee
Cellent
Roland Jones
FFA
Medford Grange
Carrol County
McConchie Grange
Charles County
New Market Grange
Frederick County
Leitersburg
Potomac Valley
Washington County
Emmitsburg
Corrunna
iGarrett County
Irene Caton
Potomac Edition Company
Ncon
Edward F. Holter
San
Commis Blas
Stoner
national grange/Fatama
San Blas
William Burall
Ick County Pomona
Travel notes of Ayers and friends visit Hollywood shows
Mr and Mrs O W Ayers Sr of Knoxville recently toured California visiting Hollywood Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley They attended the televised Moulin Rouge show Queen for a Day as guests of Mrs Ayers sister in Los Angeles Tea guests on Sunday October 13 included Mrs T B Dorsett Dickerson and Mrs G Best Linthicum Bearlsville at Mrs Phyllis Larsen’s Kenwood Park home honoring Mrs Pearl McGown of West Boylston Mass McGown a designer and teacher of hooked rugs has written several books on the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Ayers Sr
Knoxville
California
Hollywood
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Moulin Rouge
Ayers
T. B. Dorsett
Dickerson
G. Best
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Esso Foundation
David McKenzie
Elwood McKenzie Shookstown
Russia
News
F. Berry Plummer
Pennsylvania
U. B. Church
Shippensburg
Isabel C. Jackson
Bijou
Miss Jackson
Bijou For the Remainder of the Week. “Searce and Scheck
Kemp Hall
Wilbur H. Duvall
West Third Street
Commons of the News
Frederick County Bar Association
Frederick County Law Library
Court House
Winchester Hall
Board of Education
Court House Uo
Braddoc' Heights
Braddock Mountain
Lorence Ramsburg
West South Street
West South and
Jefferson Raritan Club
Keyser
Potomac State College
Ifire
Nadiew
Suri
John L. Raschella
Potomac River
Rétary
Carl Poland
Dena
Cumberland
Evangelism
Mission For Me
Zion Lutheran Church
Bover
St. ‘Matthew's Lutheran Church
Roger Fulmer
Visitation
Paul Kline
George Harwood
Luther League
Charles Roberts
Department of the Church School
Feagaville
Mt. Zion
Frederick County Court House
Bes
Grace V. Zimmerman
Gene
Oral Evangelism
C. L. Boyer
Hallowe’en
Charles A. Michael Wil
Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Poplar Springs Methodist Church
William H. Bobrer
Lena P. Ambrose
Brunswick
Perry Point
C. HiFeete and Brother Funeral
J.W. Seay
Oakland Cemetery
Berkeley Springs
Relvict
Sherri Lester Siem
State Elgin
Iing Grange
Bill Krantz
Hunter
Vernon Cassel
Brady
Ndack Heights
Felf
They
Grimsby
Peres
Tre Caddy
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