Death of Harry M. Shipley at 61 in Frederick area
Obituary notes the death of Harry Melvin Shipley known as Buzz Shipley Sr. at Fort Detrick US Army Medical Center after an illness. He served in World War I II and Korea, retired 1957, and left a large family including wife Fanny Easter day Shipley and children James, Roger, Harry Jr. The funeral will be held at 7106 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Shipley
Harry Melvin
Buzz Shipley Sr
Clifton
U.S.A
Fort Derick
Maryland
Alabama
France
Camp Lee
Fort George G. Meade
Shipley
Fourth Armored
Fort Hood
Texas
Harrys F
Fanny Easterday Shipley
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Shinley
Mtr
Mary G. Cramer Shipley
Leity
James Iw. McClung
Roger Buick
Tooth
Washington
Harry M. Shipley Jr
Springfield
James C. Shipley
Michael J. Shipley
Patrick D. Shipley
Mary L. Shipley
Monroe Staley
LeRoy L. Moore
Dorsey F. Shipley
East Church Street
Ynterment
Mount Olivet Cemeery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Weddings in St Anthony's and area updates
Miss Margaret Viola Knott wed John Carl Timmerman at St Anthony's church in a nuptial mass. The ceremony featured turquoise silk, white accessories, and a breakfast at Bueher's Restaurant. Mmber of the wedding party included sisters Rose Knott and J Henry Timmerman. Out-of-town guests traveled from Bethesia Fort Lee Va and College Park. The couple will reside in Taneytown after a wedding trip. both are employed at Cambridge Rubber Co. in Taneytown and Emmitsburg respectively.
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Nmmerman—Knott
Margaret Viola Knott
Charles’ Knott
St. Anthony's
John Carl Timmerman
Fred P. Timmerman
Emmitsburg
St. Anthony's Church
Vincent
Tomaiski
Rose Knott
J. Henry Timierman
Bueher
Emmitsbure
Bethesia
Fort Lee
College Park
Hamburg—Myers
Ann Marie Myers
Edward L. Myers
Truman W. Hamburg Jr
Truman W. Hamburg Sr
Middleburg
James Twomey
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Kenneth iForney
Taneytown
Eugene Myers
Donald V. Myers
Robert i Myers
Patty
Barbara Myers
Jaieces
Totmamy Ferner
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Bridge
Camibridge Rubber Co
Judith Patricia Woods
Mark W. Woods
Hyattsville
Jack Russell Beard
Abs
Russell D. Beard
Bloomington
Ind
Riverdale Presbyterian Church
Vera Klein
W. Keith Custis
Albert F. Woods
University of Maryland
Carolyn Woods
Winton D. Woods
Berwin
Nanele Martin
Kenneth Wood
Suzanne Heater
Larry Parks
David’ Dale
Stephen Dale
Marc Maulden
Mark A. Woods
Ronald Griffin
Northwestern High School
Ladywood School
Iridianapolis
Maryland Title
Eseroir Co
Todi’ Ana University
ACF Industries
Washington
Tthe University of Maryland
College, Park
Wedding of Miss Bernice J. Hagan and Vernon N. Snyder
Miss Bernice J. Hagan and Vernon N. Snyder were married at the Snyder Hagan Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick on August 30 at 7 30 pm Rev Ralph H Aiiler officiated The couple’s attendants were Mr and Mrs Sherman Frye The bride a Brunswick High School graduate employed at Price Electric Company Frederick The groom a Harpers Ferry High School graduate employed at Thiebolt Aircraft Company Martinsburg They plan a short wedding trip and reside at Bolivar
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Shell—Fisher
E. Wilson Fisher
Emma Viola
Morgan Station Road
George Meredith Ahalt
U.S. 40
Randallstorn Kareran
Frederick
Dale E. Burrington
Frederick Fisher
Hood Ign Low Jr. College
Albany
Middletown
Atlanta
Maryland
Bismarck
Virginia
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
T Murphys
Cleveland
Bessie Mae Ward
Waynes
Denver
Boro
Joseph Des Moines
Ward
This City
Mullinix V.detron
Murphy
Dorothy E
Fort Worth
Waynesboro
Weremar Frederick
Clarence Fieona Cloner
W. McGaha
Ger- Indianapolis
Mantoun Church of God
Kansas Citi
Los Angeles
Mary Ward
Louisville
Memphis
Frederick W. Ward
Miami
Cascade
Besi Man
Milwaukee
Nipis
St. Paul
Marine Corps
New Orleans
Walmesboro
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Richmond
St .St. Laws
Salt Lake
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Brunswick High School
Price Electric Company
Harpers Ferry
Iglase
Page Four News Summary Voice From The City
Front page index notes a Thursday September 4 1958 issue of The News with price five cents and subscriptions listed. No readable article content available beyond the masthead and publishing details.
School Days and Social Circles in Youth
A reflective piece on the school experience describing how students seek companionship and fit in. It notes popularity dynamics, hero worship, mutually interested groups, loneliness for some, and the overall aim of teaching how to live with others in pre-adult life. The tone is frank and nostalgic about early social development.
Fifty Years Ago News Columns Preview School and Town Happenings
Fifty years ago the city and county opened with 1 395 pupils. Girls High School housed 580 students, 70 in the high school section. male high School enrolled 370, 60 in the high school. Prof. Remsberg and Prof. Burgée led the schools. Villa Park along the W F and G BRR drew about 500 visitors. dancing pavilion expansion discussed. Col Charles Trail sold property on South Market Street to Janet Wikidrawns for 6500. Point of Rocks installed several oil lamps to show progress. Harry Bartholow displayed a 42 inch rattlesnake stake in front of his Court Street restaurantyard, presented by a mountain friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Charles H.remsberg
Amon Burgée
Villa Park
W. F
G BR. R
Col
Charles
Trail
South Market Street
Wm. ‘H. Knock
Janet
Municipal owned miniature golf course endures nationwide
A municipally owned miniature golf course at Carroll Parkway and North Beniz streets stands as one of two nationwide to survive a low mood and has consistently turned a profit. The Frederick county primary slate shows two Democratic names on the ballot while Republicans list 32. A small pontoon-equipped passenger plane made a forced landing on the Potomac near Point of Rocks during a severe thunderstorm. Thelma Reeder from Wisner Street sustained a head injury after jumping from her father's truck but is not believed to be seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Parkway
North Beniz Streets
Frederick County
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Andamazed
Washington
Thelma Reeder
Wisner Strew
Birthday tribute to Edgar Weedon 76 at Sun Peep Cottage
Edgar C Weedon celebrates his 76th birthday at Sun Peep Cottage. A longtime county educator and Methodist lay minister, he taught in local schools, preached across several counties, and served on church boards for 37 years. He married Helen A Thomas in 1911 and had three children and a granddaughter. He is noted as the smallest man in Frederick County. The report also covers a shooting incident at a filling station involving Virginia men Tutwill and Tyree, shot by operator Lawrence Cope, with police investigating their car bearing South Carolina plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar C. Weedon
Sun Peep Cottage
Sunshine
John T
Elon Downs Weedon
Sunnyside
John T. White
Lloyd G. Palmer
Methodist Church
Prince George
Montgomery
Carrol
Inwood
W. Va
Point Grove
Griggville
Vamphis City
Buckeystown
Weedon
Board of ‘Trustees
Helen A. Thomas
Sete Ae Ee
George Milton Tutwill
Staunton
Lawrence Cope
Cope
Smith
Randallstown
Thomas E. Rupert
Frank Badger
George Snyder
Herbert Snyder
Tutwill
Tyree
Trantmeant
5,700 Enrolled In City Schools Today
A compiled roll of students and ages across multiple city schools lists hundreds of pupils. Names, grades, and ages fill the pages for West Frederick Junior High, Eblen Street Junior High, Frederick High, and Lincoln High, totaling 1,243 in twelfth grade, 399 in eleventh, 333 in tenth, and 296 in other grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ashbury
Perry Datner
Avis Fischer
Mildred B. Will
Alice Olson
Mary Michael
Susie Siffrin
M. R. Smith
Octavia Zimmerman
Erma Smit
Harry Miller
Harry Cornpropst
Annia Ford
Zelma Smith
Harry Reed
John McGill
Lois Busey
Patricia Thomas
Ethel Beachley
Marjorie Happ
Willie Memmi
James F. Reed
Grace Engelbrecht
Clarence Haught
Virginia Baldwin
Gladys Borer
Robert Pitts
Edith Addison
Claude R. de Lauter
John Charity
Jerelean King
William ©. Lee
Cornelius Turner
Dolores Berrys
Rush Bredden
Gwendolyn Henson
Parole Officer Staley and Local Hospital Updates
Among the sick, William A. Staley a former city policeman and current parole officer with the State Department’s Parole and Probation unit is at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore. James Wiles of Taney Apartments is a patient at Baker Hospital after surgery on Aug. 18 with satisfactory condition. Irene Leatherman of 402 Magnolia Avenue is recovering after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Henry T. Wade of 304 im Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial, two weeks into recovery and satisfactory. Jody and Dana Burrier, children of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burrier Jr., 239 East Sixth Street, were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital and were to undergo surgery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Staley
State Department
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Staley
Fredore
Pasadena
James
Les} Wiles
Taneyi Apts
Newton
D. Baker Hospital
Irene Leatherman
Magnolia Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry T. Wade
Im Street
Jody
Dana Burrier
Harry Burrier Jr
East Sixth Street
From Here Visit Corning Glass Center 108
108 members of the South End Civic Association of Frederick I toured Corning Glass Center on September 1. Harvey A. Har led the trip with a lobby greeting and a view of the 200 inch Palomar Mountain mirror prototype in the Big Eye observatory. They explored the Corning Museum of Glass exhibits, including 3300 years of glassmaking, and viewed Steuben crystal making in the factory. A film titled Glass and You capped the visit.
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Corning
South End Civic Association
Frederick I
Corning Glass Center
Harvey A. Har
Glass Center
Palomar Mountain
Calif
Corning Museum of Glass
Hall of Science and Industry
Steuben Factory
Local Roundup of Personal News and Births
Mrs Walter B Coblentz of Middle town and granddaughter Jo Ann Boyer toured Buffalo Niagara Falls and Corning Glass Works with the South End Civic Association excursion. Mrs Lola Kline of Brunswick celebrated a birthday with five children and spouses at a turkey dinner. Mrs Ross Twenater and Mrs W Frances Little observed birthdays and visits to Milwaukee and Florida. Mr and Mrs Charles Frederick Cole of Brunswick announce the birth of Stacey Kean in Leesburg Virginia. Miss Mary Elizabeth Esworthy and Miss Larry Stup left for Frostburg Teachers College as Frostburg sophomores. Miss Jett Lorraine Flook graduated from Lankenau Hospital School of Nursing. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rhoderick returned from Atlantic City. Mrs Lester Shafer and daughter Susan returned from visiting Berryville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Coblentz
Middletown
Jo Ann Boyer
Frederick
Buffalo N.Y
Niagara Falls
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N. Y
South End Civic Association
Lola Kline
East
Street
Brunswick
Kline
Justin Swain
Florida
Silver Springs
Charles Frederick
S Cole
Stacey Kean
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Ig Pam
Icole
Nancy Lees Smat
Howard C. Flook
East Second Street
Lankenau’ Hospital School of
Philladelphia
Arthur Rhoderick
Keymar
Atlantic City
Lester Shafer
Rocky Springs
Gerald Biehl
Susan
George W. Mann
Berryville, Va
Funerals Held for Four Local Residents
Funeral services were conducted for Emma May Clem at Laneertown's funeral home with Rev Morgan R. Andreas and Rev Arthur W. Garvin officiating. Interment was at Haugh's church cemetery with pallbearers named. Also honored were Irving M. Alatney of Damascus, Edwin Franklin Ohler of Emmitsburg, and Edwin Ohler's service at Elias Lutheran Church. Interments followed at Mount Olivet cemetery in Frederick and the Emmitsburg church cemetery respectively. Funeral director was C. D. Fuss and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond H. Frye
Lowellsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Butler
Rosa’ Grubb
Chester Frye
Lovettsville
Elmer Frye
Petersville
Rehobeth Church
Louis Yates
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Herbert
Steller
Herbert Stuard Steller
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Pleasant Valley
Westminster
Samuel
Sarah ‘Kemper Steller
Beulah Gruber Steller
Benjamini Waddell
New Windsor
Jehovah’s Witnesses of Westminster
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Harold Cluck
Lutheran
Uniontown Friends
Emma May Clem
United Church of Christ Home
Hagerstown
Laneertown
Morgan R. Andreas
Arthur W. Garvin
Haugh’s Church
Thomas Albaugh
Geary Bowers
Curtis Bowers
Elmer van Fossen
Curtis Smith
Mervin Want
C. D. iFuss and Son
Irving M. Alatney
Damascus
Eneca Baptist Church
Cedar Grove
Charles W. Adams
Circle Dove
Rescot Anvil
Melvin
Robert Damuth
Dorsey Baumgardner
Jasper L. Sellers
Olin L. Molesworth
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Elias Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Edwin Franklin Ohler
West Main Street
Charles HH. Corbet
Aaron Adams
Thomas Bollinger
Samuel Hays
Norman Shriver
Chearles Fuss
Wilson Franklin
L. Alison
Staff named for Frederick Community College
New faculty for Frederick Community College announced by Dean Duval W. Sneadber as the college readies for its second year opening September 15. Assignments include Dr. Charles Lowe Righter as director of student personnel and sociology instructor, with several other instructors named in science, education, management, accounting, mathematics, and related fields.
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Frederick Community College
Duval W. Sneadber
Frederick High School
Charles Lowe Righter
West Virginia Public Schools
Righter
Fairmont State Teachers College
George Peabody College For Teachers
Nashville, Tenn
West Virginia University
Fairmont Teachers College
John M. Ladino
Fort Detrick
Loyola University
New Orleans
Georgetown University
Loyola
Georgetown
Edward J. Tomaszewsi
Mary Knoll College
Scranton
Lock Haven
State Teachers College
Penn State
Morton
Prime
Detrick
Hanover College
Ind
Cornell University
Graduate School For Business and Public Administration
Indiana University
Procter and Gamble
Leland D. Carlson
Derrick
Fresno
Calif
University of California At
Los Angeles
U.C
Haugh
Towson
Shepherd College
University of Maryland
Miami Univ
Oxford
Miami University
John Clark
Teachers College
Frederick County
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Frederick City
E. & Conway
Lakeview
Lythians
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters
Francis
Ronald James Cole
Wiliam
Annie M. Kunkle
Third Street
Berton Kunkle
Wynelle Nursing Home
East Fourth Street
Harman
Clara Gordon Nary
Presbyterian’ S Church
Carlisle
Frank L. Gastler
George
M. R
Robert
G. Myers
Emmits‘burg
Linda Saylor
Rocky Ridge
Maid ‘of Honor
Thiebolt Aircraft Company
Martinsburg
Edding
Bolivar
Brems
The
Colmans
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K. Staley
Keira EK. Stately
Linda P. Zimmerman
Rebecca F. Kepter
Blary Jane Stokes
Nellie B. Carlin
Frances Heltzel
Mabel Hoyler
Robert Leatherman
Walter Culler
Mary Long
Bernard Price
Marion Moser
Alice Bakier
Helen Chandler
Francis Burgee
Dorothy Beatty
Patrick O'Neill
Pearl Hart
John Hart
Carl Margrabe
William McCall
Lena Mullican
Anne Glasser
Frederick Axtell
Jean Wastler
Eblen Street Junior High School
Mary F
Earhart
Leota Harvey
Paul Hummer
Ronald Lennox
Lewis Cori
Lavinia Marsh
Margaret Wayble
York
Toronia
Rodneysamy
Vv. E. Thiessen
Oklahoma City University English
OCL
Thiessen
Seales Department
Henry J. Kaiser
Utica
Paris
Montreal