Md Grange Ends Meet This Afternoon
The Maryland Grange event concludes this afternoon with remarks by Roy Battles on rural planning and the shift to rural urbanization. He warns of rising costs, sprawling development, and the need for a stronger grange to address modern community changes. Election of officers follows the banquet with multiple appointments. A wedding party photograph accompanies the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy Battles
National Grange
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Battles
Pomona
America
Maryland
Battle
Ide
Henry Magness
Pylesville
Jehaniain
Lester F. Stem
West J *Iminster
D. Vernon Holffer Frederick
Estella Everett
Bel Air
Joseph S. Burch
Port Tobacco
Ceres
Thelma
Shadley
Hagerstown
Marie Pickett
Woodbine
Flora
Lenna Burgess
France Darner
Middletown
Samuel C. Linton
Grayton
John N. Newcomer
Hagertown
Obituary notices span multiple deaths in Maryland area
John William Lawyer 69 died after long illness at his Mayberry home. Survived by wife Cora, children in Baltimore, Milton Lawyer, and siblings. funeral at Mayberry Church of God with interment at Uniontown Cemetery. Also mourns infant Brenda Lee Blumenauer and other local obituaries from Brunswick, Charles Town and Frederick areas with services and restings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William
Mayberry
William E
Louisa Powell
Westminster High ‘School
Cora St. Lawyer
Stoner Fieagle
John
Baltimore
Milton
Thurmont
Mary E. Miller
Hanover
Jenny Wieward
Into P. m
Mayberry Church of God
John H- Hoch
Fuss Funeral
Tanevtown
Uniontown
Church of God
Funeral notices span many local families in Frederick area
Funeral services were held for C Upton Grossnickle aged and for Calvin Kline near Wolfsville along with Horace Dorsey Marry Marmion and Lorace Menefee. The notices list churches chapels memorials and interments at Grossnickle Cemetery Simpson's Cemetery and St Francis of Assisi Cemetery with local clergy and pallbearers named. Other survivors and relatives from Hagers town Martinsburg and Harpers Ferry areas are noted along with service venues and dates. The Cloisters in New York City are described as a Rockefeller funded Medieval branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art gifted 7 million dollars 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Stanley Dorsey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Quinn A.M.E
F. Mson
Garfield Helion
Jesus
Eliza Duckett
Pauline Hammond
Marshall Palm
Richard Fergerson
Lewis Barnes
John Jackson
Josh McHamus
Adrian Makel
Simpson's Cemetery
New Market
C. E. Hicks UT
Marry Hyde Marmion
William V. Marmion
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Dushore
James
Mary Sean
Hyde
Feds
Smith and Strider
Charles Town
St. Basil Catholic Church
St. Francis of Assisi
Marmion
George Washington Bridge
New York City
Metropolitan
Museum of Art
Rockefeller
More Spending Dominate United States Budget Debate
Washington observers warn that a Sputnik influenced push for higher military and nuclear research funding will widen the federal deficit. lawmakers debate defense needs, NATO commitments, and allied subsidies as tax receipts dip and inflation concerns rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrexce
Washington
Sputnik
Nstead
Bury
Ne Department
Congress
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Sputnix
America
Britain
NATO Council
Death of G W Hooper Aged 83 Longtime Frederick Fireman
George William Hooper of 118 West South Street died at his home after two years of illness at age 83. He served 67 years with United Fire Company and recalled major Frederick fires including Zellers Store and the Frederick City Brick Works. He leaves a wife Anna Simmons Hooper and several children, grandchildren, and a sister. Funeral services are at 2 PM Saturday at 8 East Patrick Street with interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursell
Edward
Grace M. Fry Yeats
Harp
Grace Margaret Fry
Frances Payne Fry
William
Bessie Grove Hardy
Lutheran Church
Pitt Chhurch
God
Darzan
Harpers Ferry
Thelma Nicewarmer Hardy
Lavenia “Hamilton
Arlington
Virginia
Thelma
Evelyn
Doloris
Mel
Vin
Charles
Charles L. Perks
Charles Lewis Perkins
Kaseha 'Alley
Henry IA
Sarah Catherine O'Brien
Perkins
Salvation Army
Frederick
Lewis C. Riley
Peachie Elizabeth Perkins
Iva
Ethel Warren
Arling
Frances Wassler
Baltimore
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Sen
Kesmedy-Warhter
South Market Street
Hagerstown
Sykesvile
Taneytown
Evelyn Grossnickle
Samuel Blickenstaff
Harry Blickenstaff
Guy Stanley
John and
Airy Kine Jr
Church Cemetery
Rebecca Blickenstaff
Charles M. Kine
Ward Kline
Myersville
Gladhill Co
Alyert Holmes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Samples Manor
Potomac River
Fred
Maggie Holmes
Cora
Baker Holmes
Euckles
Gad
Chestnut
George Wiliam
Billy) Hooper
West South Street
United Fire Company of
Mr. Hooper
Mary Schrover Hooper
All Saints Episcopal Church
Johnny Swamper Club
United Fire Company
Loyal Order of Moose
Hooper
Rosenstock Canning Factory
Marxvllamd School For the Deaf
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Anna Simmons Hooper
Ihé
Joseph O. Hooper
Glenn G. Gilliam
Gaithersburg
Waite C. Sutcher
William R
Robert B. Hooper
Joseph F. Eisenhauer Jr
East Patrick Street
Mount’. Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Prest‘burg
Cumberland
Iluxerstown
Annapolis
Martinsburg
Winchester
Zellers
South and Market
Frederick City
Brick ‘Works
Dietrich and Gambrill Elevator
Gambrill Anh
Brown and McKinney Yannery
Montevue
Sick and recovering residents at Frederick area hospitals
News notes list patients admitted or treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby convalescent homes. Entries include cataract surgery for John Elmer Summers, critical condition of Reginald Hariien, ammonia burns to J Austin Main, a $45 ambulance transfer for Richard Wolfe, flu recoveries, and multiple convalescent home readmissions with varied conditions. A parish hall doubles as a social venue hosting a double birthday party for St Mark's Lutheran Church members Mrs Specht and Mrs Hoffman with gifts and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elmer Summers
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reginald Hariien
J. Austin Main
Quynn Orchards
Reich's Ford
Ichard Wolfe
Frederick
United Ambulance
Wolfe
Hallowe'en
Francis L. Hoffman
Eric
Leif
East Seventh Frees
George R. Lestherman
Harmony
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial
Meadow Brook Farm
Mt Carmel
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
David Specht
Pearl Hoffman
Gordon
Hite
Virgie Bowers
Ruby Akers
Lena Main
Helen Coleman
Mary Jane Baker
Katherine Carey
Margaret Basford
Sylvia Specht
Violet Brown
Sara Specht
Elia Fry
Mary Thayer
Maggie Fry
Sharon Litus
James W. Litus
Local Frederick Penny Press Advertisement Clarifies Rates
Fragmentary ad for subscriptions lists prices in pounds and dollars. Mentions delivery by mail and carrier, with unclear dates and day of publication. Strong entities include Frederick location and October date references.
Cigarette Ruling and College Play Headline
FTC rules curb claims that cigarettes have no adverse nose or throat effects. disputes over free speech and marketing philosophy arise. College drama at Springfield O. College features Bucky Summers in The Ladys Not For Burning with dates Nov 21 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chareve
Federal Trade Commission
Terence
FTC
Bucky Summers
Dramatic Club
Frederick High School
Springfield
Summers
Alden Summers
East Ninth Street
Devize Brothers
Forty Years Ago Property Sale and Local Notices
Edward J. Hudson sold his three story brick store property on North Market Street to Henry A. Meier for 4200 dollars. The last Republican mass meeting was held at Republican headquarters with Reno S. Harp presiding and B H Warner of Kensington delivering a stirring address. P L Hammond of this county was elected first lieutenant at Charlotte Hall Military Academy. Captain Alfred A. Troxell, Thurmont, died at 81 after a short illness. he led troops in the Civil War and later served eight years as Baltimore Custom House inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Hudson
North Market Street
Henry A. CT. Meier
Reno S. Harp
B. H. Warner
Kensington
P. Il. Hammond
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Alfred A. Troxell
Thurmont
Cole’s
Caveirr
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Oct 31 1937 edition recalls Potomac flood levels at Harpers Ferry and Potomac Rocks, a projected county assessment gain of over half a million for 1958, medals for local National Guard units, plus multiple local anniversaries and births. Notable entries include Arthur McCanner 25th wedding anniversary and several newborn announcements from Shank Porter and Artz families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
National Guard
Hotel Frederick
Arthur McCanner
West Second Street
Meeting in Interest Of Retarded Children
Parents and friends of retarded children are invited to a Frederick County Retarded Children's Association gathering at the Y. M. C. A. Monday evening. Herman Hauver, director of Special Services for the Board of Education, will discuss plans for establishing a special school for the mentally retarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Retarded Children's Association
Herman Hauver
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
MD. Grange
Mr. Althouse
Brenda Lee Blumenauer
Robert Lee
Betty Jane Kauffman Blumenauer
Wilson Place
M Ray H. Zimmerman
New London
Edward K. Blumenauer
Phillips
Weverton
New England
Epraim Sheader
Brunswh
Addit
Lee
Ray Devoe
Roanoke
Louise Devoe
Howard Franklin Roberso
Cheryl Roberson
Debra Roberson
Brunswick
Robert Lee Anderson
William Henry Anderson
Doris Longerbean
Gloria Geisbert
Phyllis Geisbert
Geraldine Best
Garron’s Mill
West “G" Street
First Baptist Church
Leonard D. Carmack
Park Heights
Daisy S. Stull
Daisy Susanna Stull
Frederick J. Stull
Hansonville
John P
Mary E. Fout Wachter
Charlesville
Tutmrmont
W. J. Bieber
E. Koontz Helv
JT. M. Miller
Knoxville
William Brokaw
Connellsville
East Church Streets
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ethel Roberson
East Potomac Street
Millville
Rev
B.C. Fields
Fair Lutheran
Botivar
C. Upton Grossnickle
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Robert &. Smewier
Basil €. Grossnickie
Roy W. Grossnickle
Elroy E. Leatherman
Fierbert A. Grossnickie
John L. Bussard
Elmer D. Leatherman
C. Elbert Grossnickie
Grossnickie
Paul F. Bittie
Calvin Kline
Wolfsville
United Brethren Church
Albert Snyder
Betty Martin
Dorothy Grossnickle
Lorace Booton Menefee
Loudoun County
Baker FA Hospital
Fauquier County
B. E. Menefee
Golden E. Riley
Ruth Shumaker
Briscoe Menefee
the Nazarene Church
E. Potts
Ebeneezer Cemetery
cCopsright
New York Herald Tribune Inc
G. W. Hooper
George W. Hooper
Pase & the News
Frederick, Md
Thoreday
Emfg. CO
Bae
Carr
Mexico City
Mexico
Aro
Potomac
Harpers Fenr
Pot of Rocks
Alfred W. Gaver
Donald E Shank
Boonsboro
Pamela Mae
Washington County Hospital
Essex
University Hospital
Porter
Rachel Poole
Poolesville
Waverley C. Artz
Vicksburg
Berky Ruth
Vicksburg Hospital
C. R. Dennis
O. E. Dennis
William E. Madden
Frank O Ferrall Artz
Artz
Joan Rebecca Dennis
OceGaus
Awerster Clash
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