The News Colav Publishes From Frederick Md
The Friday September 1 1961 issue of The News Colav features local Frederick Maryland news. The newspaper is printed daily in the Great Southern Ptg Mfg Co building at 16 North Court Street. Subscription rates are listed for single copies mail and carrier delivery with varying prices by duration and location.
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Colav
New Sons
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Fatal Weekend Warning On Rear End Collisions
Authorities warn of a dangerous three day weekend on highways with millions traveling for vacations. An insurance study shows rear end crashes account for 32 percent of bodily injury claims, caused by tailgating and poor anticipation.
Vacation Ends as Labor Day Pause Ends the Summer
The piece notes Labor Day as a long standing national pause honoring workers and signaling summer's end. It reflects on vacation renewal from travel contrasts with home comforts and the return to work as routines resume after a season of travel and leisure.
Six Area 4 H Girls Win At Timonium
Six Frederick County 4 H girls won blue ribbons at the Timonium State Fair in state wide demonstrations. Teams of two and two individuals competed with titles including One Dish Meal and Pamper those Shoes.
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Frederick County
Timonium
Frederica Russell
Russell
Sandra Derr
Chris Hagan
Frederick City
Dianne Anhalt
Middletown
Sarah Dorrell
Margie Craw
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Ballenger
UN Cuts Ties With Katanga Government
The United Nations announced severing relations with Katanga in Elisabethville. UN envoy Conor Cruise O Brien said the action follows the inclusion of a minister facing grave charges and described Katanga’s latest moves as flagrant breaches of the UN charter and human rights declaration.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
United Nations
Conor Cruise O'Brien
Moise Tshombe
O'Brien
Five Day Forecast Across Regions From AP
The five day forecast from the Associated Press shows temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal with heat this weekend and cooler conditions Monday. Widely scattered showers are expected this weekend and again mid next week. Rainfall will be light, averaging about one tenth of an inch. Normal highs range from 77 to 83, with cooler 60s outside the mountains where temperatures dip into the 30s in Western Maryland.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Grain prices from Farmers Co Operative Assn today
Local market update shows Wheat at 51.68, Corn 44.35, Barley listed with 206 bushels. Prices reflect day’s quotations from the Farmers Co Operative Association.
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Farmers Co-Operative Association
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files September 1 1911
A Civil War relic wooden cartridge box given to Mrs M F Hammond by Lieut John Collins in 1861 is in her possession. Grace A Thomas leaves for Mt Clemens Mich to teach English. J Routzahn exhibits Bloody Butcher corn with yellow and red grains. August rainfall ends at 10.02 inches with Monocacy flooding and 20 rainy days. A delivery wagon mishap on Carroll street frightens a horse. G Taylor injured unloading a stone. Frederick RR Co buys Frederick Gas and Electric Co. no management changes. Ideal Electric and Supply Co sold to Grayson H Staley. garage venture planned. Four years ago George Mehrling began as G F S Zimmerman Shutter Fastener employee. East Church street school crowd leads to no female pupils from South Street district attending Church Street school this coming session. The mystery of the symbol on the ring found on East Fourth Street two years ago remains unsolved.
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M. F. Hammond
North Market Street
John Collins
Grace A. Thomas
East Second Street
Mt. Clemens
Mich
J. Routzahn
Fergaville
Jacob Gorman
Tyson’s
Carroll Street
All Saints Street
Bentz
Eugene Wirts
Ad. G. Taylor
Frederick Marble and Granite Works
Frederick Railroad Company
Frederick Gas and Electric Co
Ideal Electric and Supply Co
Grayson H. Staley
Young and Staley
Wenty
George Mehrling
G. F. S. Zimmerman Shutter Fastener Manufacturing Co
East Church Street
Board of School Commissioners
South Street
Church Street
East Fourth Street
L. E. Kennedy
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post September 1 1941
Labor Day brings heat with a 92 degree airport reading as restrictions on gas sales eased to meet the holiday demand. Police warn strict traffic enforcement to protect children returning to school. DeMolay leadership changes occur in Maryland. Roosevelt pledges effort to crush Hitler without declaring war. Russians reportedly seek peace with Finland. Frederick County firemen honor fallen with a Baker Park memorial address by Rev. Dr. Hartman. Lester Smith Jr. of Frederick promoted to master sergeant in the regular army.
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Labor Day
Bert Pelissier
Robert Ray
Frederick
DeMolay
Maryland
Roosevelt
Hitler
United States
Frederick County
Baker Park
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lester Smith JR
Mt. Airy Boy Killed In Crash
A Mt. Airy boy died in a highway crash with charges pending. Troopers assisted by Sgt. John Koontz and others investigated and directed traffic. The deceased, Kelly Burriss, was a Washington bricklayer. funeral arrangements to be announced by Olin L. Molesworth in Damascus.
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Smith
John Koontz
H. J. Brown
H. J. Frost
Top Barnes
Ronald Lewis
Burriss
United Ambulance
Kelly
Washington
Maryland
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Church Work Day Photographs Show Dodd and Crum in Action
In the image Donald Dodd is seen grubbing while Bruce Crum operates a tractor in the background clearing ground. The scene captures parish efforts to prepare the site.
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Donald Dodd
Bruce Crum
Wedding of Miss Patsy Moler and John Egle Jr
Patsy Moler daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Moler of Harpers Ferry W V a becomes bride of John Lee Egle Jr son of Mr and Mrs John L Egle of Shepherdstown W V in Camp Hill Methodist Church Harpers Ferry. The ceremony features a candlelit double ring rite with organ music and pink and white floral decor.
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Egle—Moler
Patsy Lee Moler
Willard J. Moler
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
John Lee Egle Jr
John Lee Egle
Shepherdstown
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Paul F. Warmer
Hagerstown
Methodist Church
Gilbert Perry
Lucille Jones
York
Frederickson
Betty Lee Kerns
Washington, D. C
Nina Ross
Tazewell
H. Alexander Wanger
Charles French
Michael Athey
John Lucas
Ramon Grey
Paul E. Miller I
Kearneysville
James Knade
Rowland Austin
Chambersburg
Gilvert Storey
Guy Moler
Pleasant Gap
Douglas , Moler
Berryville
Blackwater Falls
Williamsburg
Egle
Harpers Ferry High School
Shepherd College
Alpha Sign Tau Sorority
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Shepherdstown High School
Phi Sigma Epsilion
Highway Safety Through Spiritual Commitment
A commentary warns that Labor Day weekend will heighten highway deaths from reckless driving. It argues for a moral revival led by churches to curb motor murder, urging faith communities to mobilize evangelical zeal in support of traffic safety.
Spiritual leadership urged to curb traffic deaths nationwide
Notetooh argues that only a hard core of Americans guided by faith can inspire mass responsibility for road safety. Rabbi Morris Kosman greets Frederick community as Beth Sholom’s new spiritual director. The Frederick Orchestra announces three Sunday concerts under Charles J. Warner to promote local music.
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Morris Kosman
Beth Sholom Synagogue
Frederick
Fort Meyers
Florida
Beth-el
Kosman
Frederick Orchestra
Charles J. Warner
Fort Detrick News Highlights Local Activities and Notices
Fort Detrick reports 272 employees and dependents visited the mobile mass X Ray Unit. The Detrick Players seek cast for See How They Ran with auditions September 7. Homemakers host South America slide program. Five personnel promoted to Specialist Five. Women’s Club hosts welcome tea for new members. On post education offers three courses in September and October. New military arrivals and various retirements and leaves noted. Local outings include retirements and family trips to Colorado and Maine. UNIVAC course planned in Washington.
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Fort Detrick
Mobile Mass
Detrick Players
Post Theater
John C. Kirsch
Players’ Group
James 5. Decker
Civilian Personnel Office
Onpost
Detrick
Veronica Catlett
Deaths Rush F Harmon and others in Smyth and nearby counties
Obituary notices report the deaths of Rush Floyd Harmon aged 84 at his home near the city after a two month illness. Also Mabel Marlow Henkle 76 died in Charles Town after a lengthy illness. Thomas J. Shipper 69 died at King's Daughters Hospital after ambulance transport. Frederick G Tyeryar 69 died at his son in law’s home with multiple survivors listed. Details include survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial sites.
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Rush F. Harmon
Rush Floyd Harmon
Hezekiah and
Serena Dorcas Cole Harmon
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Smyth County
Virginia
Ada Paxton Harmon
Richard Harmon
Wiliam B. Harmon
This City
Lois Boatwright
Bethesda
Preston Harmon
Marion
Laura Ratcliff
Abingdon
Leni Harmon
Leon Harmon
East Church Street
Zion Methodist Church
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mabel Marlow Henkle
Charles Town General Hospital
J. Swagler Henkle
Thomas L
Elizabeth Martz Marlowe
Methodist Church
Charles Town
Paul
Love
Halltown
Connecticut
George S. Marlow
Federal Hill
W. Va
Wila T. Marlowe
Jefferson Corn
Thomas J. Shipper
Martinsburg
King's Daughters Hospital
Southern States Co-Op
Baltimore
Jones Spring
Charles
Gertrude Wasson Shipper
Russell Shipper
Middletown
Frederick G. Tyeryar
Frederick Gilmore Tyeryar
Johnson Steinhaus
East Sixth Street
Rudolph and
Alice Phelps Tyer- Yar
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
F.C.E
Elsie Shelton Tyeryar
Reid F. Tyeryar
Reids Ford Rd
Harold M. Staley
Bloomfield
Benjamin R. Tyeryar
William F. Blank
Poplar Heights
Jack W. Tyeryar
Herbert G. Tyeryar
Lindberg Angleberger
Richard Derry
Lula Redmond
Mary Stevens
Side Glances and Local Obituaries in Wapwallopen Area
Side Glances notes activities at home in Wapwallopen and local areas with mentions of vacationing Harry Garrett and camp events with the Derrick Boy Scouts near Thurmont. Obituaries report Richard A. Watkins, 95, of Clarksburg, a retired stonemason, with multiple survivors and funeral arrangements in Laytonsville and Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Wapwallopen
Harry Garrett
Frank 0. Smith
Harold Neufeld
Derrick Boy Scouts
Thurmont
Edward Cherry
Cape May
N. J
Bara
Frederick
Biomathematics
V.F.W. Club
William E. Sittig Jr
Martha Meadows
Glenn Gossett
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl M Garber held in Walkersville
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl M Garber wife of Ira M Garber died Monday were held Thursday at 1 30 p m at G C Barton Funeral Home Walkersville. Rev Charles A Bryan officiated with Rev Clark Rist. Interment Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Pallbearers Johnny Gilbert Alton Gilbert Elwood Main Emerson Burrier David Burrier Roger Burrier. Olin L Molesworth funeral director.
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Pearl M. Garber
Ira M. Garber
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Charles A. Bryan
Clark Rist
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Johnny Gilbert
Alton Gilbert
Elwood Main
Emerson Burrier
David Burrier
Roger Burrier
Vernon E. Duvall
Florence
Jennings Chapel Methodist Church
Harold L. May
John Crobot
Irving Corbet
Raymond B. Becraft Jr
Stanley Duvall
Noah Harrison
Gerald Harrison
Olin L. Molesworth
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported multiple births from August 27 to 31. The list includes Wayne Sexton and Deborah Ann Trout, Marion Lorraine Tracey, Virginia Lee Gaynor, Kevin Wayne Biden, Lou Effie Mason, Dooley Allen Hildebrand, Carolyn Elaine Fox, Michael Robert Barnes, Perry Eugene II Wharton, Donald Elmer II Korrell, and related parental details with locations in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wayne P. Sexton
Myersville
Paul Eugene
George W. Trout Jr
Mgnolia Avenue
Frederick
Deborah Ann
Ralph E. Tracey
Linwood
Marion Lorraine
Aund
George F. Gaynor
Sjamsville
Virginia
Thurmont
Guy Wade Fox
RFD
Carolyn Elaine
Robert S. Barnes
Union Bridge
Michael Robert
Perry E. Wharton
East 15Th Street
Perry Eugene II
Wharton
Aida L. Mercado
Puerto Rico
Donald E. Korrel
East 4Th Street
Donald Elmer II
Korrell
Margaret Bradburn
Cameron, Md
Sick patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr. Lewis H. Boyer of Culler Avenue is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles C. Smith of Jefferson has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation.
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Lewis H. Boyer
Culler Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles C. Smith
Jefferson
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Dorothy Hildebrand
Raymond Pettingale
Maude Blentinger
Neva Ports
Helen
Catherine Simmons
Robert Fraley
Travis Fog
Darree Phebiis
Frank Davin
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Pinewood Drive
Gary Lourish
Beatrice Fehr
South America
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Ronald D. Garman
Alfred J. Schwarz Jr
Sylvester J. Lewis
Ronald N. Lenkewitz
John K. Gallentine
Carl S. Casto
Charles W. Zang
Daniel Crozier
Alfred K. Ganschow
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Donald Falconer
Clifford Maloney
Arthur Hogge
Herbert Bloom
James Kime
John Vacca
Laurence A. Jean
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John J. Scarpa
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John T. Strander
Hubert M. Sweeney
Carlos P. Englar Jr
John F. Stephens
William A. Chappell
Paul J. Hummer
William A. Sittig Jr
Walter M. Fahner
Sanford Greenbaum
Eugene W. Hansmann
Denis D. Soderman
Carl S. Caste
Graydon C. Essman
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Rochester
N. Y
John H. Conveys
Long Island
N.Y
Francis J. Baker
Colorado
Nebraska
Baker
Ronald
University of Colorado
Frank Baker
Esther
Melvin Filler
Oldtown
Maine
Paul Teare
Myrtle Beach
Raymond Anders
Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Harold Batchelor
Gordon Jessup Jr
James Parsons
Univac
J Payl Thomas
Melvin T. Strider
Mount Olivet
Richard A. Watkins
Richard Albert Watkins
Clarksburg
Montgomery General Hospital
Amelia Sparner
Edgewater
Cora Kralovec
Rockville
Eric Watkins
Mare Longenecker
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Purdum Cemetery
Ray
U.S
Pat
Ott
NEA, Ies
Freddie
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