Frederick Produce Co. marks silver anniversary with 30 attendees
Frederick Produce Co. Inc. celebrated its silver anniversary with more than 30 guests from nearby counties in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Originating as Baer Brothers in 1935, the wholesale firm grew from two to 19 employees, with a tented setup behind the East Fifth street warehouse and luncheon clinics for management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Frederick Produce Co., Inc
Baer Brothers
John M. Baer
Hagerstown
Niemann Brunk
Frederick
J. Milton Brunk
Baer
James 5. P. Trout
East Fifth Street
Bernard Imming
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Assn
Washington
James A. Mixon
Mixon and Davis
Washington Food Consultants
Lyle L. Davis
Martin Kriesberg
Department of Agriculture
Visionary founders honored on Girl Scout centennial
Tribute spans 1032 councils as the centennial marks Juliette Gordon Low founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA. The article notes Low's vision from the Savannah troop of 1912 and the program’s growth to nearly 3.5 million members, including 300,000 adults, while highlighting aviation ties, film work, arts, languages, and inclusion of handicapped girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Frederick County
Juliette Gorden Law
Girl Scouts of the
United States of America
Law
Juliette Low
Savannah
Deer Harvest Totals Rise in Frederick County Area
Two more deer were slain on Thursday by bow and arrow hunters in Frederick County. Donnelly of Landover killed a five point buck weighing ten pounds on the Frederick City Watershed, while Koutch of Cockeysville killed a 70 pound doe at the Crow's Nest in Thurmont. Pass drivers exams were also held, with 45 people passing at the State Armory in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ben’s Esse
Thurmont
Sucok
Lewistown
Earl Joseph Donnelly
Landover
John Koutch
Cockeysville
Donnelly
Frederick City
Koutch
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1910
Readings and notes from 1910 include C E W Griffith of the Chicago Shakespeare club giving a King Lear reading at Visitation Convent. The Boys Temperance Association elect officers W Mehming elected president A Moser vice president C Pickett secretary H Abb treasurer and W Rothenhoefer editor. Fortys seven candidates joined Frederick Lodge of Moose. Chestnuts scarce omen of a mild winter. Thanksgiving turkeys being fattened. Edward Schell owns a curious small chicken egg. Lillian Latimer vice president of the Maryland Association of Workers for the Bund is in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. W. Griffith
Chicago Shakespeare Club
Visitation Convent
Boys’ Temperance Association
W. Mehming
A. Moser
C. Pickett
H. Abb
W. Rothenhoefer
Horace W. Clarke
den- Yerang Rio Grande Railroad
Richard P. Ross
Clarke Place
Imr
L. J. Lamy
White Cross
Hts
Frank Elway
Philadelphia
Frederick Lodge
Moose
Edward Schell
Lillian Latimer
Maryland Association of Workers For the Bund
Baltimore
British bombed Skoda arms plant in Czechoslovakia during war
Historic items recall Allied bombing of the Skoda factory in former Czechoslovakia. Other notes report Marilyn Crum, 5, injured by car on West Patrick Street, Maria signs about parking petitions, and moves in Frederick County school offices amid county bar and library news.
Dies At Frederick Hospital Local Attorney Edward J. Smith
Edward J. Smith of 107 Record Street Frederick prominent attorney and Democrat died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 5 30 p m aged 84 He was born July 16 1879 in Frederica and studied at St John's School and Georgetown University He served as city attorney for Frederick and held multiple county and state posts including chairman secretary treasurer of the Democratic State Central Committee He is survived by his wife Charlotte Patterson Smith two daughters and a brother Funeral arrangements at 106 East Church Street with services at St John's Catholic Church Mt Olivet Cemetery interment prayers and notes of omit flowers. Also reports on Lewistown 4 H meeting and Penn Mar Barbers association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Record Street
Frederick
Maryland
Maryland State Bar Associattion
Board of Elections
Frederick County
Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
Clayton 0. Keedy
George Edward Smith
Charlotte Patterson Smith
Maria Lee Gelder
Asheville C
Wiliam Meredith Smith
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Holy Name Society
M. R. Etchison
Rockville Driver Charged After Route 40 Crash Injures Eight
A Rockville motorist faces a failing to yield charge after a two car collision on Route 40 near Bill Moxley Road left Violet Wimer of Baltimore seriously injured. Eight people, including Mrs Wimer and George Walker of Rockville, were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. A second crash near New Market involved Joseph Rollins and Milton Offord, neither seriously hurt. Also noted is a Girl Scout trip to Williamsburg and a tax examiner employment opening in the IRS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Rockville
Bill Moxtey
L. F. Glenn
M. B. Sandidge
Glenn
Merion W. Green
Violet Wimner
Charlies M. Wimner
Wimer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Walker
Violet Wimer
Charles Wimer
Zoetta Wimer
Baltmore
Paul B. Nicholas
George F. Walker
Joan G. Mason
Carver Apartments
Thelma B. Dorsey
Green
Mt Airy
Damascus
Mt. Airy
Tamsville
U. S. 40
New Market
Joseph W. Rollins
Milton Lewis Offord
Delaine Hobbs
Bill Moxley Road
Ruth Franklin Dies in Hollywood Actress and Producer’s Widow
Ruth Franklin, 63, widow of film director producer Sidney Franklin and ex wife of actor Conrad Nagel, died Thursday after a long illness in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Franklin
Hollywood
Sidney 4. Franklin
Conrad Nagel
Needwood House Tour Ties to Maryland Pilgrimage History
A behind the scenes look at Needwood Forest near Middletown Valley, home of Col. James Marshall McHugh and writer Maxine Davis, tied to the Maryland Garden Pilgrimage. The feature recalls historic estates, past meeting with Rural Women’s Short Course, and previews May 12 county tour openings with future stories and photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
iCourt Square
Frederick
Frederick County
Needwood Forest
Merryland Tract
Peters
Ville
iCol
James Marshall McHugh
USMC
Col. McHugh
China
Maxine Davis
Needwood
Middletown Valley
Harpers Ferry Gap
Virginia
College Park
Montgomery
the Sentinel
Rockville
Kennedy
Georgetown
Jack Kennedys
Kennedys
McHugh
Hospital Report Notes Admissions and Discharge
Barbara Ecker of New Windsor was admitted to Get tysburg hospital. Ricky W. Smith of Rocky Ridge was discharged from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ecker
New Windsor
Gettysburg Hospital
Ricky W. Smith
Rocky Ridge
Licenses Reissued by Department of Motor Vehicles
The Department of Motor Vehicles this week reissued licenses to Albert McCracken RFD 5 Frederick and Raymond Frye Monrovia Tong Island New York. Tong Island New York with an area of 1,723 square miles is the largest island in the continental United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicles
Albert McCracken
RFD
Frederick
Raymond Frye
Monrovia
Tong Island
New York
United States
Engineer Colonel Bush to Speak at Western Maryland ASME Meeting
Colonel Benjamin R. Bush will keynote the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Western Maryland Group meeting at Fort Detrick open mess Monday at 3 p.m. A reception at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 will honor him. He will discuss military engineering in the 1960s, nuclear war implications, missiles, and the space era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Bush
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Army
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Western Maryland
Fort Detrick
Bush
York
Pennsylvania State College
Army
Pasama
Labrador
Greenland
Taiwan
Italy
Southern European Task Force
SETAF
J. Fred Kriessig
Fort Deitrick
Louis C. Dixon
John Miller
William Z. Penland
Eugene G. Flumie
Hagerstown
Mr. Charles Welty Recuperating After Major Surgery
Mr. Charles Welty of East Church Street underwent major surgery Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is reported in satisfactory condition. He may receive visitors in the Hallstead wing Room 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Welty
East Church Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hallstead Wing
Trappe Woman Killed In Maryland Road Crash
A 23 year old Talbot County woman, Ann Maryanov of Cambridge and Trappe, died after her British sports convertible skidded off Maryland 238 in Easton and flipped twice. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Easton Memorial Hospital. Police said she was alone in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton, Md
Talbot County
Maryland
Ann Maryanov
Trappe
Lawrence Maryanov
Cambridge
Easton Memorial Hospital
Deaths of George F Ingram and others in area obituaries
George F Ingram 8 of Silver Grove W Va died suddenly at home. Survived by daughter Leona Staubs and many descendants. Funeral at Silver Grove Methodist Church with burial in church cemetery. Also noted are James B Manor widow Cora Manor 87 of Brunswick and Berkley G Pollard 68 of Lucketts with services and interment planned near Luckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ingram
George Franklin Ingram
Silver Grove
W. Va
John W
Anna Elizabeth House Ingram
Leona B. Staubs
Silver Grove Methodist Church
C. W. Ligvyd
Eackles Funeral Home
Harpers Ferry
James B. Manor
Cora B. Manor
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Jacob
Elizabeth Duke Naylor
Katherine
A. D. Naylor
Oakland
Daisy Naylor
Boonsboro
C.H. Feete and Bro
Lewis Kirby
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersville
Berkley G. Pollard
Lucketts
Newton D. Baker Veterans Administration Hospital
Martinsburg
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
Howard Twyman
R. E. Brown
Funeral Services for Larry Mann Held at Damascus Methodist
Funeral services for Larry David Mann of Purdum were held at Damascus Methodist Church with Rev. Hayden L. Sparks officiating. Interment followed in Damascus Cemetery. honorary pallbearers were Damascus High School FFA members and acting pallbearers included Robert Foster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry David Mann
Purdum
Damascus Methodist Church
Hayden L. Sparks
Jesus
Rudell Beall
Everett Jones
FFA of
Damascus High School
Robert Foster
Joseph Foster
Delmas Foster
James Haines
Alfred Clayton
Linwood Shipley
Damascus Cemetery
Olin L. Molesworth
Local Social News: Mrs Sert and Others in Frederick Area
Mrs. Ira D. Sert, hurt in a fall, moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Valley View Nursing Home near Middletown. Mrs. Carroll Grossnickle, Walkersville, a Johns Hopkins patient, is Pauline Wiles’ daughter. her daughter Linda suffers a broken leg and stays with the Wiles grandparents. Mr. Charles S. Keefer of 216 Washington Street underwent eye surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira D. Sert
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Valley View
Carroll Grossnickle
Walkersville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Grossnickle
Pauline Wiles
Russell P. Wiles
Grossnickie
Linda
Wiles
Charles 5. Keefer
Washington Street
Deeds Recorded At Court House In Carroll County
Several property transfers recorded with values ranging from about 13 500 to 335 000. Brosius Homes Corp sells on Catoctin avenue to Eugene D Asbury and wife. Ernest Marble sells 158 acres near Woodsboro to Lloyd Keener and wife. Daniel Wolfe sells 33 acres on New Market road to Albert Bower and wife. Other transfers include Fred Ray to James Shinn. Wilbur Baker to Samuel G. Tressler. George A Pryor to Robert A Fahnestock. Howard Quinn to Lloyd Stubbs. E W Ausherman Inc sells Wingate Drive property to Joan D Vachon. Ruth A Six sells land partly Emmitsburg and Carroll County to Horace F Wilhelm Sr and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Brosius Homes Corp
Catoctin Avenue
Carrolton
Eugene D. Asbury
Ernest Marble
Woodsboro
Mt. Pleasant Hill School House
Lloyd Keener
Daniel Wolfe
New Market Road
Mt. Pleasant
Aliddie Plantation
Albert Bower
Fred Ray
Lower Hill
Tuscarora
James Shinn
Wilbur Baker
Unionville
Linganore
Samuel G. Tressler
George A. Pryor
Blue Ridge Summit
Haover
Ridge Road
Robert A. Fahnestock
Howard
Quinn
Quinn Road
New Market District
Lloyd Stubbs
E. W. Ausherman
Ruth A. Six
Emmits“burg
Carroll County
Horace F. Wilhelm Sr
Woman Charged With Assault On Landlord
A 62 year old West South street woman was held on $5,000 bail at the Frederick City Jail charged with assault and battery on her 9 year old landlord. Robert E. Zimmerman, 39, of 24 West South street was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation of head and hand lacerations after the beating. Mary Baker, a 62 year old tenant in the Zimmerman home on South Street, was arrested and charged with the beating by officers Claude F. Evans and J. Frank Main. The incident occurred at about 4 15 p.m. Friday. She was held on $5.00 bond for trial on November 4 in Magistrate's Court. URBANA PTA MEETS The Urbana PTA held its second regular meeting at the school on October 18. Helma Foster presided, with Mrs Clyde Adams introducing Melvin Engle who showed slides of his Holy Land trip. A Hallowe'en party was held for the children. The sausage and pancake dinner will be served at the school on Election Day. The next meeting is November 18 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skoda
Czechoslovakia
Marilyn
Paul Crum
West Patrick Street
College Avenue
Frederick
Frederick County Schools
School Board
Church Street School
Winchester Hall
David Kolb
Braddock Heights
James H. Harris Jr
Regent
Frederick County Bar Association
State Industrial Accident Commission
Law
Court House
Lewistown
Harvey Diem
Mary Brown
Frederick Fair
Shifflet
Robert Fogle
Harvey Clem
David Rippcon
Lewistown Hall
Parents
Grange
Ruretain Club
West South Street
Frederick City
Robert E. Zimmerman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Mary 3. Baker
Baker
South Street
Claude F. Evans
J. Frank Main
Zimmerman
Urbana P-Ta
Helma Foster
Clyde Adams
Adams
Melvin Engle
Holy Land
PTA
Ben LaGarde
Thomas Maher
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Cumberland
iEva Lois Kight
Northwest Airlines
Airlines
Missoula
Mont
Bruce High School
Westernport
Frostburg State Teachers College
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Women of Vision
Ben
Staite Armory
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners
Anne Mattiello
Dominick Francis Mattiello
Carrollton
Eilene Teresa Cramer
Josephine Wallace Hutcheson
Biggs Avenue
Tanya Ellen Rainey
Lee Place
Dorothy Logsdon Wolford
Ronald Steven Ratner
Abraham Winey Sprouse
Ellicott City
LuVine Hanson Hawn
North Market Street
Glenn Edward Rice
South Carroll Street
Charles Thomas Lee
Donald Eugene Honts
Mary Pricilla Spielman
Union Bridge
Joseph Marvin Anderson
Mary Louise Weiler
Beatisville
June Ann Burdette
Robert Brian Neal
Jessie Mary Oden
Frederick Avenue
Delores Marie Baker
Kenneth Talbott Swomiey
Graceham
Arthur Tee Gib
Knoxville
Rubbie Mane Elm Street
Phives
News-Post
J. Smith
Charles Hubbard
Penn- Mar Barbers’ Association
Henry Gable
Guy R. McGlaughlin
Emmitsburg
Eee
Barbara Ewing
Jane Thomas
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Lodge
Raleigh Tavern
Ihees Palace
Capitol
Claudette Deinshmutt
Grace Eiker
Anna Marie Etzler
Mary Anla Hoffman
Lynda Hudson
Paula Kline
Tena Meadows
Jane Peace
Barbara Pilgram
Sally Shafer
Ann Shipley
Linda Thomas
Carole Wichard
A. E. Meadows
Robert Pilgram
Internal Revenue Service District
Delaware
New Jersey
Washington, ‘D. C
Civil Service
U.S. Post Office
Mein White
Lillian Shipley
Historical Society of
Shipleys of
Westminster
Westminster Methodist Church
James M. Shriver
The
Historical Society
A. Earl Shipley
Col B. R. Bush
Elsie M. Phimmer
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Janet Howes
Simms
Alexandria
George Ray
Paul Bogley
Roger Bogley
Warner Bogley
Thomas E. Plummer
Melbourne Ward
Laytonsville Cemetery
Newspapre
Hrchive
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