The News Frederick 1959 Page Four Advertising Blurb
Page four of The News reports a Frederick Maryland publication with details about the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co and a Frederick address. It notes the paper is established in 1803 and priced at 5.50 yearly with 90 annual. It mentions association with the Associated Press and local republication rights.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Gee
Reeses
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg, Co
North Court St
Phere MO
Frederics
Ave
Bureau of
Orienlations
Associated Pres
Associates Press
AP News
Pspetches
Frederick Md
Labor Day Reflections and Family Nuptials in 1959
The piece marks Labor Day as a major holiday honoring workers in the U S Canada and Central America on September 7 1959 noting continued progress and effort. It then shifts to a Newton August 22 nuptial recital detailing Deanne Hi 2d and the bride’s attendants and other wedding party details with gowns colors and corsages described.
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U. S
Canada
Ce! America
Kix
Frederick on four color covers of yearly telephone book
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Maryland prints four color covers across the state featuring Francis Scott Key’s grave and monument at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Frederick’s Key shrine is chosen as the second cover in the year’s series, following Annapolis State House. Local manager Carl V. Weakley is credited for the suggestion.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet Cemete
Baltimore City
State House
Annapolis
Carl V. Weakley
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note a Maryland athletic club clash with Frederick, a disputed inning, and a poor showing by the Frederick squad. Mr Hammond Urner resigns as Republican candidate for chief judge amid courtroom bench discussions. Demonstrators celebrate a sustained power demonstration.
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Maryland Letic Club
Champions Club League
Bal
Frederick
Hammond Urner
Resi
Perm
Montier
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Seventy lines summarize events from September 5 1939. Enrollment reached 3305 students across five schools. West Church Street Hose Company was built at Church and Court by Harmon Staley. James H Gambrill Jr named first president of the Con federation of Western Maryland Communities Inc addressing Kiwanis at Hotel Frederick. Wheat prices rose due to European war with grain at 83 cents a bushel and corn at 8 per barrel.
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ORD
Eny
Way Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Church and Court Street
Cry Lineman Harmon Staley
Confederation of Western Maryland Communities Inc
James H. Gambrill Jr
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Europe
Inspector Appointed for State Board of Hairdressers
Mrs Carrail Wianiess of Veneden in Nemoeest County has been appointed as Inspector for the State Board of Taildressers and Beauty Culture covering Western Mainland sectors. Her duties commence at noon on September 1. The article also notes the term Water Wagon originating in Sttka, Maska where marines and sailors paid for drunkenness by hauling a water-delivery wagon. Market prices for Wheat Corn Barley are listed.
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Carrail Wianiess
Boro
Nemoeest Couty
State Board of Tfaildressers and Beauty Culture
Sttka
Maska
U. S
Thomas Ramsburg Nuptials at St. John's Noon Today
The double ring ceremony at St. John's was followed by a reception at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. The bride wore a satin gown with a scoop neckline and long sleeves, with bridesmaids in pale gowns. matron of honor wore blue nylon satin. After the ceremony, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside on West Third Street.
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St. John’s
Ra Ramsbar
A Thomas
East Third
Stree
Bowers
G. HW
Gfhrmann
Oatesville
Christina T. Wilcox
George HW Gehrmann
E.J. du Pont
de Nemours
Anne Lassetter
Mary Jaré
Kine Boulevard
Anna Jane Stickel
Rockwell Terrace
Robert C. Thomas
Wilmington
N. C
Richard T. Ramsburg
Daniel S. Brittain
East Patrick Street
Clark Thomas
West Patrick Street
Michael Kenneth
Catonsville
Na Kelly
East Eighth Street
West Third Street
Ramsburg
Thomas
Goucher Coi
Towson and Hood College
Mount Saint Marys College
Entertained at Holiday Barn for Miss Ann Bachtell
A kitchen shower at the Holiday Barn in Smithsburg honored Miss Ann Bachtell ahead of her October 10 wedding to John C. Kelly of Rosemont Avenue. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Stouffer and Mrs. Susan Bach telling. Pink and white decorations featured a tiered cake. Winners of games included Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs. Louis Hershberger, and Mrs. Bernard Kelly. Door prize went to Miss Gladys Ridge. Guests listed include many area residents and extended family.
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Smithsburg
Ann Bachtell
John C. Kelly
Rosemont Avenue
Charles Stouffer
Hagerstown
Susan Bachtell
Bachtell
William Worthington
Louis Hershberger
Bernard Kelly
Gladys Ridge
Brewer Leatherman
Bill Huff
Jarys Trenary
Harry Turner
Robert Turner
Bernad FE. Kelly
Edward Bachtell Jr
Edward Bachtell Sr
Samuel Winters
Louise Winters
Florence White
Helen Scott
Lois Scott
Verne
Donald Muritz
Robert Muritz
Frances Machen
William Machen
George Mur
Sam Worington
Robert Eckstine
Frank Hammond
Cathe Hawes
David Bachtell
Merle Linver
Barbara Susan Bachtell
Shirley Cowan
Old Kelly
Mabel Is Back with Indoor Plans and Local Notes
Sidelights from Here and There report Mabel Is Back after travel to Colorado Texas New Mexico and Iowa. She plans indoor plums seeds at the farm on Creek and notes visitors from across the United States and foreign countries including Japan and England.
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Mabel
Tabei Howler
Fredericksand
Colorado
Texas
New Moxico
Edgar Crist Jr
Harpers Ferry
America
Harry Golden
Carl Sandburg
Cleopatra
Debbie Beynolds
Montgomery County Fair
Gaithersburg
Frederick County Fair
Fonco
B & O RR
Taxwell Farm
Court News and Marriage Licenses From Aven and Grand Rapids
Marriage licenses issued for Rouz lizabeth Jenburg and Carol Jane Lumb, ages 25 and 22, residents of Aven and Grand Rapids respectively. Property deeds record transfers: T Durren and wife to L Cramer Jr and wife for $11. Alred J Knoll to John Frances Michel and wife for $10. George W Wiles to Jona W Gruber and wife for $16. Francis Michel and wife to R Vernon Palmer and wife for $10. Betty Kruger and husband to Charles H Smelser and wife for $10. Charles E Keller and wife to Josephus L Reeder and wife for $10.
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Rouzlizabeth Jenburg
Chapro
Tenn
Carol Jane Lumb
Grand Rapids
Mich
T. Durren
L. Cramer Jr
Alred J. Knoll
John Francis Michel
George W. Wiles
Jona W. Gruber
Francis Michel
R. Vernon Palmer
Betty Kruger
Charles H. Smelser
Charles E. Keller
Josephus L. Reeder
Frederick hospital admissions and injuries reported
The report lists multiple Frederick Memorial Hospital admissions for observation and surgical care including Mrs. J Howard Stiles and Mrs. Raymond R Johnson. It notes Elmer Springer of Emmitsburg in critical condition after a silo accident at Annie E Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Robert Seidel Sr of Emmitsburg treated at Warner Hospital. Premier Maurice Duplessis in Quebec described as gravely ill while visiting the mining region.
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Fred Tal
Paul D. Stull
RFD
Thurmont
Frederick i
Richard Wolfe
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial
J. Howard Stiles
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond R. Johnson
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Tesnvital
Elmer Springer
Mt. St. Mary's
Raymond R. Shank
North College Parkway
Tricky Bridge Hand From Jacoby Cartoon
Bridge hand puzzle with West opening and North South vulnerability. Read and play sequence shows a tricky to simple hand with spades and hearts, involving a one notrump bid and a surprising lead.
Bridge Puzzle From Oswald Jacoby NEA Service
The article explains a bridge play where North bids hearts and South aims to establish a diamond and heart sequence. It outlines a ruffing tactic in spades, queen of trumps finesse, and how to draw remaining trumps to reach dummy for the finish. The reader notes many would have passed North's strong heart opening.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Noroughly
Jead
West
East
North
Humane Society Circus Draws 7500 At Frederick Center Show
The Humane Society sponsored Brothers Circus drew 7500 attendees at the Frederick Center on Friday. The afternoon show featured diverse acts including elephants, horses, a tight rope scooter stunt, and a dog barrel routine. Local reports said proceeds benefited the Frederick Animal Shelter with plans to expand facilities.
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S Brothers Circus
G Center
Oe Pathe
Sons
Frederick Shopp
Tae Circus
Bursny Publican
eeShan
London
Wil the Moon
Crouse
Haleloown
Deaths Mrs Hanson G Cashell 87 Former Montgomery County teacher
Mrs Cora Estelle Cashell 87 longtime county resident and former elementary teacher died at her Silver Spring home. She taught before 1900 and married Hanson G Cashell in 1901. he died in 1892. Survived by children and siblings, prayers at Warner E Pumph Ave funeral Monday at 11 in Rockville Union Cemetery.
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Cora Estelle Cashell
Montgomery County
Sixteenth Street
Silver Spring
Cashell
Cora ‘Cecil
Comus
Woodside Methodist Church
Daughtelsie T. Cashell
Del
Mary Lee Casheil
Thomas F
Hyattsville
Alice S
Daisy
Eile Ma
Silver Sp
Arthur D
New
Pikes We
Henrietta L. Casheil
Warner E. Pumphavenue
Rockville Union Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Cordelia Fox held at funeral home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Cordelia Fox widow of Samuel W. Fox were held Friday at 2 pm at the funeral home on Ea church street Rev E William Wall presided and nephews served as pallbearers. Burial followed in the cemetery.
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Transatlantic Brides and Parents Assn
Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association
Doreen Eaton
Irene Wiles
Frances Gert
Mary Cordelia Fox
Samuel W. Fox
Funeral Home
Ea Church Street
Oclork
E. William Wall
Vary Methodist Church
P. F. Davis Shafer
J. Eier
Gilmore R
United Church of
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