Sick Mr Hubert L Smith Retires 45 Years at Potomac Edison
Among The Sick Mr Hubert L Smith West see Wednesday 3ir Smith is retired district manager of the Potomac Edison Company serving with the utility 45 years Mrs Edward L Infinger Jefferson underwent minor surgery on Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Alice V Baker 235 West Fifth street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment Mrs C Edward Spalding 102 Church street Thurmont of Spalding's Beauty Shop underwent surgery today at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Meredith E Renn Adamsstown is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Police Officer Vernon Heffner 208 Center street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr Luther Gladhill RFD 1 Thurmont who has been a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital returned to his home Sunday Sheriff Horace M Alexander was admitted to the Washington County Hospital at Hagerstown Sunday for observation and treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert L. Smith
West See
Smith
Potomac
Edison Company
Edward L. Infinger
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alice V. Baker
West Fifth Street
Meredith E. Renn
Adamstown
Frederick
Vernon Heffner
Center Street
Luther Gladhill
RFD 1
Thurmont
Horace M. Alexander
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
The News Frederick 1900 edition announces press
The paper dated Tuesday September 6 1960 notes association with the Associated Press and lists subscription details and mailing information for Frederick Maryland. It states the newspaper is published each afternoon with a Sunday edition by the Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Co at 26 North Court Street. It mentions post office entry and second class matter status in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Teceday
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg
North Court St
Prederick
Add
Associated Press
Freeence
Getting There At Bedford Mass and Space Progress
Bedford Mass where the Air Force tracks space debris notes 58 launches by the US and USSR, 17 satellites and nose cones remain in orbit. Soviet five ton capsule carries two dogs, showing capability for manned spaceflight, while US space capsule recovery advances mark a vital step in the space race as both nations push toward manned flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Mass
Ed States
Air Force
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Kadull Receives High School Diploma at St Johns
Paul J. Kadull Jr., son of Dr and Mrs Paul J Kadull of West College Terrace, earned his high school diploma at St Johns High School during a late Sunday ceremony held with Sunday services. Rev Richard Mitchell, St Johns assistant pastor, awarded the diploma and led benediction. Kadull completed the four year Maryland program in three years, earning 20 units and top marks on College Board exams, ranking high in National Merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Kadull Jr
Paul J. Kadull
West College Terrace
St John’s High School
St. John's Church
Richard C. Mitchell
St John’s Church
Paul
Father Mitchell
St. John’s
Maryland
St John’s
Wash
Two Defectors Tell Spy Tales
Two defectors refuse to reveal their residence or visiting details and avoid direct answers on their feelings about Soviet spy operations. They say visits must be arranged through the Soviet government and did not confirm whether the United States had deciphered any secret Soviet messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
United States
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1910
Forty years ago local items note postmaster Harington urging patrons to use accessible mail boxes, paving plans on Market Street from Patrick to Church, a marriage of Clarence Bussard and Katherine Lease in Mt Gretna, fruit crops thriving near Sabillasville, and a sign installed at Chast Woerner's meat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
A. H. Harrington
Post Office Department
Market Street
Patrick Street
Church
Patrick
Church Streets
Clarence A. Bussard
Joseph
H. Bussard
Katherine
EB. Lease
Edward C. Lease
Mt. Gretna
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. SN. Stem
Sabuilasville
Chast Woerner
North Market Street
Twenty Years Ago in The News Post September 6 1940
Twenty years ago Frederick and Montgomery counties will gain six delegates each in the House of Delegates due to population growth. City installs 315 downtown parking meters. School enrollment totals 3,264 in Frederick City. 4,266 at Frederick High. 564 at Elm Street. Admiral Hart arrives in Shanghai amid Far East threats. British and Nazi planes clash over central Germany. Hitler vows air superiority over England. US swaps 50 overage destroyers for base rights in six British possessions. National Guard seeking more troops. Gunmen fail to assassinate King Carol II of Romania. Japan delivers ultimatum to Indo China governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montgomery
House of Delegates
New
Elm Street
Thomas C. Hart
Shanghai
Far East
Germany
Adolf Hitler
England
United States
Atlantic
Carol
Romania
Japan
Anders Snyder Wedding At Mt Zion Church
Miss Sandra Lee Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Kirby P Snyder and John Leon Anders nephew of William Anders of Thurmont wed at Mt Zion Haughs Lutheran Church in Ladiesburg Rev William Brown officiated the double ring ceremony. Attendants wore cerise and discussed gowns. Reception followed with a New England trip planned. The couple will reside in Middleburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Snyder
Kirby P. Snyder
Middleburg
John
Leon Anders
William Anders
Thurmont
Mt. Zion Haugh’s
Ladiesburg
William Brown
Billy Warr
Ner
Keymar
Sabrina
Frederick Staley
Walkers-ville
Walkersville
Eugene McKinney
Robert Dutrow
Detour
Patricia Roop
Union Bridge
Ernest Rice
New England
Eler Wolfe High School
The
United Company
Westminster
Anders
Fhurmont High School
University of Maryland
State Roads Commission
Laurel
Personal notices and updates from Frederick area residents
Mr Otho J Keller of Upper College Terrace returned Friday from the Presidents Council meeting of the New York Life Insurance Company at the Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs. Mrs Keller and their son Otto accompanied him. Dr and Mrs Robert Osborn with five children returned to Buffalo Sept 6 after visiting Dr Osborns parents. A top at Ocean City highlighted the trip. Charles Francis Cook will be 71 on Wednesday. Mrs Milton Nash observes her birthday Wednesday. Miss Victoire Griffin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Griffin of White Oak Farm, will enter Manhattanville College Sept 14 for orientation week. Dr and Mrs Arden Steele, guests at Martz Manor, return to Cincinnati. Mrs Jane Housden, Miss Nancy Zuiall, Lou Fagan II, and Miss Jean Poffinberger motored to Columbia SC over Labor Day to visit Pvt S L Housden at Fort Jackson DC. Spending estimate short. Washington AP: Business spending for new plants and machines is expected to miss earlier estimates but remains 12 percent above last year. Commerce Dept and SEC estimate 1960 capital spending at 36.37 billion, down from 37 billion forecast. 1959 total was 325 billion. Continuous quarterly usage noted. lack of final-quarter growth adds uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Keller
Upper College Terrace
The
New York , Life Insurance Company
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
New York Company
Kefer
Otto
Keller
Robert Osborn
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Jane Housden
Nancy Zuiall
Lou Fagan IH
Jean Poffinberger
Middletown
Columbia
S. C
Washington
Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Funerals across several towns mark week of services
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Del la Mae Barber near New Windsor at Percengeon Church of God with Rev. John H. Koch officiating. Interment followed at Leisters cemetery near New Windsor. Also held were services for Harry Daniel Koons of Union Bridge at the Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. Cyril Hoover presiding and burial at Mount View cemetery. Additional services honored Charles A. Faust of 238 West Patrick Street, with rites by Rev. Charles F. Trunk, and later in McKeesport, Pa. for interment. Other obituaries covered Mrs. Helena Frances Logue near Westminster, Mrs. Lydia A. L. Lescalleet, Roy E. Man of Pomona California, Mrs. Elsie R. Robinson of Mt. Airy, and John W. Simpson of Della Md. Funeral directors included D. D. Hartzler and Son and C. E. Hicks II. A brief military update notes Pvt. Harry R. Horne Jr. of Mount Airy completed basic training at Fort Knox and will report to Fort Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Mae Barber
George C. Barber
New Windsor
Percengeon Church of God
John H. Koch
James Staub
Scott Sullivan
Charles Hahn
Kenneth Nusbaum
Edgar Miller
Donald Flickinger
Leisters Cemetery
D. D. Hartzier Ami Son
Harry Daniel Koons
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
Cyril Hoover
Walter Reese
Ray Haines
John Hyde Sr
William Hyde
Frank
Ray Kennedy
Mount View Cemetery
Charles A. Faust
Barbara Fritchie
Emma E. Faust
West Patrick Street
Thic
North Market Street
Charles F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willing Funeral Home
McKeesport
Robert E. Dailey
Helena Frances Logue
Joshua J. Logue Sr
Near Westminster
Trinity Lutheran Church
Deer Park Road
Harold Redney
Abram Frick
Samuel Welch
Robert
Charles Baker
Howard
Ralph Spencer
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
D. D. Hartzier and Son
Lydia A. L. Lescalleet
Raymond Sprinkle
Rainer
Calvin Blue
Calvary Methodist Church
Thomas M. Lescalleet Jr
Alvin Donovan Jr
Gilmore Lescalleet. Jr
Robert Lebherz Jr
Joseph Lebherz
Richard Gandy
Gmon Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Harry R. Horne J Jr
Harry R. Harne Sr
Mount Airy
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Harry
Harne
Fort Jackson
D.C
Pvt
Harry R. Horne Jr
N.G
Battilon
Fortylackson
Winters-Fogle Wedding At First Baptist Church
Miss Shirley Louise Fogle and Carlton Everett Winters were married at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert F. Woodward officiating. The ceremony featured champagne decorations and a gown of white slipper satin. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Max B Bullock and bridesmaids in romance blue peau de satin. Best man was J Lawley Winters. ushers included Martin Winters and Allen Winters. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and home at 101 East Third Street after September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Louise Fogle
Caroline M. Fogie
Eorge M. Fogle
Carlton
Helen Book
John H. Morrison
Austin M. Fogle
Max 8
Bullock
Mansfield
Jay Raach
New Columbia
Edward H. Walker
Washington
Maurice F. Orris
J. Lawley Winters
Williamsport
Martin Winters
Allen Winters
Robert W. Fogle
Larry B. Staley
East Third Street
Winters
Frederick High School
Frederick County Health Department
Williamsport High School
Wil- Tamsport
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S. C
Southwestern Baptists Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
First Baptist Church
This City
Deaths across area claim many local residents
Walter E. Anderson 65 of Purdum dies at Montgomery General Hospital Olney survived by wife Bessie sister Lucille Kelly and four brothers. Walter L. Brady 73 of Frederick died at son Ronald T Brady home. Maria Celeste Darkis 84 widow of Thomas M Darkis dies in Baltimore address 240 Dill Avenue. Rockford T. Eyster 75 Emmitsburg former butcher dies at Annie Warner Hospital. William Henry Martin 79 Thurmont resident dies at home after brief illness. Dr. Charles F. McLane death noted native of Renovo Pa former Mt St Marys athlete. Gerald K. Riley two year old grandson of Sopers of Viers Mall Village dies after virus attack. Harry Franklin Sier 3 found dead in vacant lot in Frederick. autopsy pending. An infant Chariton Nelson Reeder dies 16 hours old in Hagerstown with graveside service at Rose Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Anderson
Purdum
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Thomas
Bessie Washington Anderson
Bessie V. Anderson
Lucille Kelly
Washington, D. C
Melvin Anderson
Lansdale Anderson
Monrovia
Dewey Anderson
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles F.mclane Ward
Charles F. McLane
Renovo
Mt St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
St. Anthony’s
McLane
Willamspot
Gerald K. Riley
Gerald Kevin Riley
Charles W. Soper
West Fifth Street
Young Riley
Bethesda
John A
L. Madalene Soper Riley
Viers Mall Village
Rockville
Gregory Bryan Riley
D. B. Riley
Burtonsville
R. A. Pumphrey Funeral Home
Park Lawn Cemetery
Harry Franklin Sier
Harrys Franklin Sier
Frederick
Greyhound
Cannon Hill
Little May Stier
Clarence W Sier
York
Martin Fleming
Grover Tobery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Chariton Nelson Reeder
Charles N
Virgina Curry Reeder Jr
Hagerstaxn
Washington County Hospital
Charles N. Reeder
Airs
Ralph Curry
Hagerstown
Amel G. Barrett
Rose Hill Cemetery
Edgie Russell Foreman Dies at 64 in Myersville
Roy Chester Gaver died at his home on Monday evening after a year of illness. He was 64, a long time foreman at Edgie Russell Company, and survived by his wife Rosie Rutherford Gaver, three brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with interment in Mount Omet cemetery. Funeral directors M. R. Etchison and Son. A separate note: a surprise stork party was held August 30 for Mrs. John Thompson of New Market at Carolyn Daniel living at 966 Matter Place with guests and gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chester Gaver
North Beniz Street
Charles
Lulu Leatherman Gaver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Myersville
Gaver
Edgie Russell Company
Rosie Rutherford Gaver
Clarence Gaver
Middletown
Glenn Gaver
Raymond Gaver
Myersvillie
Harry O. Morningstar
Lindén Hil
East Church Street
Mount Omet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Carolyn Daniel
Motter Place
John Thompson
New Market
Norman Lease
Edward Hallock
Jesse Burall
Gareth Lease
Mary McGolerick
Jack McGolerick
Byron Flory
Bryant Fisher
James P. Daniel
Willam Null
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary L. McGolerick
Kenneth
Naomi Wallace
Resina Ditler
Catsxils
Albany
Fort Ticonderoga
Montreal
Quebec
Gaspe Peninsula
Maine
Presque
News-Post
Anders-Snyder
Mt. Zion Church
Kennedy Studio
John Leon Anders
Olivet Cemetery
M. BR. Etchison
Roy E. Man
Frederick County
Pomona
California
Gladhill
Samuel Moyer
Paul Szoulemyer
Edward O'Hara
Eugene Main
Ross Firer Jr
Woodrow Main
Markell Main
Reformed
Elsie R. Robinson
Mt. Airy
Pine Grove Chapel
Edward Ankeny
Mt. Olive Methodist Church
Raymond G. Brown
Joseph More
Carlton W. Ridgiey
Henry N. Smuth
Oliver @. Welsh
Louis Warden
Pine Grove
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
John W. Simpson
St. Paul. A. M. E
Della
Paulding
Jesus
Newton Spencer
Charles Thompson
Melvin Carroll
Franklin Jackson
Daniel Fisher
Thomas and
Albert
C. E. Hicks II
Winters-Fogle
Doris Studio
Carlton Everett Winters
Walter L. Brady
Catherine Mountain Brads
Ronald T. Brady
Eighth Street
Brunswick
George W
Josephine Roland Brady
Anna B. Kidwell
Orange
Charles R
Burbank
Calif
Eugene E
Chicago
Thomas Darkis
Maria Celeste Darkis
Thomas M.darkis
Dill Avenue
Gideon FR
Alice Kayster
Rockford
T. Eyster
E. Main St
Emmmtsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Taneytown
Evraami Sarah Pfeiffer Eyster
Frances Womiak Evsier
Charles Gillelan
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James Twomey
William Henry Martin
Charles and
Ella Sipes Martin
Brethren Cemetery
M. L. Creager
T. Edgie Russell Foreman
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