Weekend Food Prices Offer A Pick Of Ham And Lamb
The Associated Press notes store week bargains across supermarkets and grocers with smoked ham on offer and bacon, york ham, and smoulder cuts in demand. Lamb specials appear strongest while beef sees price cuts on sir loin and leg of lamb sides, pork chops and fryers also varying by region as flood damage threatens winter vegetables along the lower Rio Grande Valley in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Manned X-15 Rocket Program Explains Bold Leap Forward
Frederick’s THE NEWS weighs the X-15 manned rocket program and the drive to push aviation into space. Pilot Scott Crossfield calls the craft easy to fly while questions linger about returning pilots safely. The piece frames exploration as essential to expanding knowledge and human spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Crossfield
Outer
Moon
Letters Thanking Police For Bomb Threat Security
A letter from the Sisters of the Visitation in Frederick Maryland expresses deep appreciation for the swift security measures by Chief Charles V Main and his police force during a recent bomb threat to their convent. They also thank Fort Detrick staff, the parents of students, and friends for support during the incident. The note is dated October 28 1558 and signed by the Monastery of The Visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Main
Fort Detrick
Sisters OF the Visitation Monastery of the Visitation
Frederick, Md
Local Birthdays and Visits Highlight Journal Note
Mr. Thomas J. Kemp will celebrate his 68th birthday Friday at 810 Trail avenue. Mr. Claude D B Reddick of Poolesville turns 71 Friday. Mr. Charles H. Wenzel at 1205 Staley avenue marks his 75th birthday Friday. Mrs. J B Coffman of Brunswick observes birthday Friday. Mr. William Z Renn on North Starket street celebrates today. Mr. and Mrs. Jennie P Crum, George D Martz of 415 South Market street, and Ralph F Martz of Clarksburg visited Charles and Rose Van Meter in Shepherdstown Sunday. A 1900 statistic notes widowed persons under 45 were about 25% of widowed. by 1957 the share fell to ~6%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kemp
Trail Avenue
Claude DB. Reddick
Poolesville
Charles H. Wenzel
Staley Avenue
J. B. Coffman
Brunswick
William Z. Renn
North Starket Street
Jennie P. Crum
George D. Martz
George D. Martz of 415 South Market Street
Ralph F.martz
Clarksburg
Charles
Miss Rose van Meter
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Construction of the new iron bridge over the Monocacy river at Frederick Junction has been completed and the structure is now in use by the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Dr. Lloyd T. Macgill Sr. dies at 79 after decades of practice in medicine and dentistry. A big Republican mass meeting at City Opera House featured Col George A. Pearre and Col Sheldon Potter. Braddock Heights band led a march through the streets before the event. Schroeder led his team to three wins in a bowling match with W N Jolliffe on the (MICA) alleys. Mayoral notice bans throwing flour or harmful objects on streets and instructs police to arrest Halloween violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lloyd T. Macgill
City
City Hospital
City Opera House
Taft, Sherman and Pearre Club
George A. Pearre
Sheldon Potter
Philadelphia
Braddock Heights
H. Schroeder
W. N. Jolliffe
Schroeder
R. Stockman
F. Derr
L. Baumgardner
K. L. Toms
Jolliffe
H. Zeigler
W. Zimmerman
J. Ridenour
Cc. Cline
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago October 30 1933 items note police breaking up tire thefts at a parking area as two Thurmont youths were caught with a spare wheel. Halloween deprecations are forbidden. offenders will face charges. A large group of Boy Scouts from Frederick County attended a Francis Scott Key District event in Baker Park. Mrs Charles W Talley Jr of West Patrick Street suffered a shoulder fracture after being struck by a car at Patrick and Bentz streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weer
Reno
Thurmont
Hallowe'en
Sherman P. Bowers
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Frederick County
Baker Park
Charles W. Talley Jr
Patrick Street
Patrick and
Bentz
Location of Star Spangled Banner pole determined
National Park Service announces the exact site of the flagpole at Fort McHenry after excavations uncovered ancient hand hewn oak timbers buried beneath the parade ground. Historians and archaeologists traced the base of the pole used during the 1814 shelling while the 15 striped banner hangs in the National Museum as a symbol of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fort Meir
Francis Scott Bi
National Park Service
Park Service
Mary Fiske
Pratt Street
Baltimore
National Museum
Washington
Depart
Fort McHenry
Reena
The
IMG
Wesley
San Francisco
Calif
Wesley Byron Howland
White House
Old Dei
Washington Post
Times
Rochester
N-Y
Harris and Eving
You
United Kingdom
Rural library extension plan for Frederick County proposed
A Citizens Committee led by Mrs. J Homer Remsberg promotes a 1959 rural library extension for Frederick County. The plan outlines federal and state aid, asks clubs and individuals to discuss and back the proposal, and aims to secure inclusion in the county's 1959 budget. The leaflet is distributed at the C Burt Artz Library to inform residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Burt Artz
Clut
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Mhailman
Remsberg
Frederick County
Citizens” Committee
Local patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital list
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital many residents are admitted or treated. Mrs. Wisner of Wisner Street is a heart patient. Mrs. Warmer of New Windsor underwent surgery after admission. Mrs. Stoner of New Windsor and Mrs. Burns of Adamstown received medical treatment and surgery respectively. Mr. Keilholtz of Economy Oil Company had major surgery. Mrs. Yinger transferred to University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. Morton of Magnolia Avenue is a surgical patient at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert D. Wisner
Wisner
Street
Frederick Memori Jal Hospital
Ar. Keithe James
Rosemont J Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde Warmer
New Windsor
Alfred Howard
Brunswick
Rhoda E. Stoner
Frederi Memorial Hospital
Mond
Glenn Keilholtz
Frederick Me’morial Hospital
Keilholtz
Economy Oil Company
Kent Irish
Schrey Avenue
Roger Wiles
Jefferson
Wilbur Toms
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hal
Medora Burns
Adamstown
J. Edgar Yinger
RFD
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison and Sons Ambulance
W. Dave Morton
Magnolia Avenue
Church Home and Hospital
Wedding of Aliss Baker and Edgar White in Hagerstown
Aliss Evelyn Marie Baker daughter of Rudolph and Mrs Baker of Lovellsville and Edgar Lee White son of Mr and Mrs A C White of Winchester were married October 2 at 3 pm in St Pauls United Brethren Church Hagerstown Rev Lester Kauffman officiated. The bride wore a slate blue dress with black accessories and a white gardenia corsage. Lois Baker served as maid of honor in a light green suit with a white carnation corsage. Lester Elwood Jewell was best man. After a wedding trip through southern Virginia they reside in Middleburg where the bridegroom is employed.
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xker—Waite
Aliss
Evelyn Marie Baker
Daugh
Ter
Rudolph Baker
Lovellsville
Edgar Lee i White
A. Ic. White
Winchester
St. Pauls United
Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Lester Kauffman
Lois Baker
Lester Elwood Jewell
Berry Walle
Virginia
Mrs. Waite
Middleburg
Pridgegroom
First Forest Conservation 4 Cent Stamp Issued
William E. Warren of Izanc Walton League accepts the first block of the new 4 cent Forest Conservation stamps issued Monday in Tucson Arizona at the American Forestry Association annual meeting. Postmaster James A. Grove notes the stamp measures 0.84 inches, is vertical, printed on the Giori press in yellow brown and green, and comes in sheets of 50. Collectors may request first day cancellations by sending envelopes and money orders to the Tucson post office with proper addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Warren
Lewistown
Izanc Walton League
James A. Grove
Tight
Warren
Tucson
Ariz
Frank J. Reefer
American Forestry Association
Grove
Giori
Arizona
Gilbert-Goodhart Wedding Ends In City Ceremony
Miss Margueritte Simone Goodhart daughter of the Goodharts and Luther Thomas Gilbert son of the Gilberts wed October 19 in Calvary Methodist church chapel. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline. Best man Theodore Dutrow cousin of groom and maid of honor Neva Ann Weidman attended. Reception at bride’s home followed by trip through West Virginia and Virginia. Rev E William Hall officiated. The groom’s family note military service and工作 details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert — Goodhart
Margueritte Simone Goodhart
Roy B. Goodhart
Luther Thomas Gilbert
Luther M. Gilbert
RFD
Sue
Neva Ann Weidman
Theodore Dutrow
Red
John Felton
Jack Kennedy
Chapel
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Mr. Hail
Stocks Near All Time High As Heavy Trading Persists
New York stocks held near record highs in heavy trading with gains and losses of fractions. Industrials led by steels and motors, First-hour volume around 1.1 million shares. Positive corporate reports and renewed optimism supported the market before a bout of profit taking. US Steel and General Motors traded on big blocks. GM rose while US Steel slipped. Philip H. Stoll, 83, retired circuit judge and former congressman, died Wednesday.
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New York
US. Steel
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Philip H. Stoll
Rengstree
S.C. Iap
Congress
South Carolina
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Bates
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Sidney
Walkersville
Methodist Hirch
Withide
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Dickinson College
Nebraska Wesley University
Kansas Wesley University
Joash
Ronald G. Brooks
Hallar Best
Richard D. Thompson
Walkersville Methodist Church
U.S
Smith
Sehuces Lay
Ulowasle
Goodale
Newark
N. J
Charles Wil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilma Avis
Harpers Ferry
Lillian DePue
George DePue
Glen Falls
X. Y
Eackles Funeral Chapel
Usu
Carlisle McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Charles Town
Harper Cemetery
Harpers Ferrary
Walter Edward Sweeney
Admer Childress Sweeney
Washington County Hospital
Sweeney
Hagerstown Cabinet
Company
Station Furniture Company
Edward
Ada Kendle Sweeney
Louise Remsburg
Maxine Sweeney
Darlene Sweeney
Arthur Edward
Jack W
Bistries
Daniel GC
Caun
Fort McHenry Parade
Fort
McHenry
West Virginia
Gilbert
Hoke Place
Frederick High School
Weaver Airline School
Kansas City
Missouri
J. Gilbert
Any End
Me Tractor Co., Inc
Pennsylvania
Edward B. Ferguson
Fairfield
Califop
Grace Episcopal Catthedral
Green N.C
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