Frederick News Owes Small Town Daily Updates
The Frederick newspaper issue from Wednesday September 7 1960 outlines subscription rates and service details. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and entered as second class matter at the Frederick post office.
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Sreat Southern Ptg. & Meg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Aid
Ead
Art Bureau of of Circulations
Associated Press
Post Ofice
Frederick, Ltd
World poverty goal eyed by 1970 through growth plans
Paul G Hoff man of the United Nations Special Fund outlines a target of 125 dollars per person annually by 1970. He says income growth must double from one to two percent and output in less developed lands must rise to four percent yearly to lift 1.25 billion people above extreme poverty. He recalls U S mill workers once earning a dollar a day and urges action through aid and cooperation.
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Paul G. Hoffman
United Nations Special Fund
Soldier Gary Harley in Grafenwoehr field exercise
Army PFC Gary NM Harley, 23, son of Charles F Harley of Frederick, participates in a six week field training exercise with the 3d Armored Division in Grafenwoehr Germany. The exercise ends October 1. Harley's mother Mrs. George Cuishall resides on Route 5.
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Grafenwoer
Germany
Army
Gary NM. Harley
Charles F. Harley
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick
3D Armored Division
Grafenwohr
Harley
George Cuishall
Route 5
Lutheran Church Rededicated After Improvements at Thurmont
The Lutheran Church at Thurmont was rededicated after extensive improvements. Rev. M. L. Beard serves as pastor. A new corporation to be known as the Frederick Automobile Company will be incorporated with Dr. F. B. Smith as president and J. B. McCormick of Philadelphia as fiscal agent. Tolbert K. Houck’s horse and buggy recovered after being detached from the market house. Jacob Rohrback returns from the Uniform State Laws conference in Chattanooga. The Pipe of Peace will be presented to Catoctin Tribe Wollsville. Opera House lists Knights Templar parade film and a special orchestra under W. L. Fisher.
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Thurmont
M. L. Beard
Frederick Automobile Company
F. B. Smith
J. B. McCormick
Philadelphia
Tolbert K. Houck
Mc Kaig
Jacob Rohrback
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wollsville
Opera House
Chicago
W. L. Fisher
R. L. Burck
C. Harvey
R. Stockman
H. Schroeder
F. Scholl
Twenty Years Ago in The News Post September 7 1940
News items from September 7 1940 note the Twenty Ninth Division including the First Regiment preparing for cold weather training in the New England and Middle Atlantic states. The mayor enforces sewer connections. Jail food costs rise with meat at 231.96 for August. Roger B Wolfe hosts 30 at Wolfe's Den steak dinner. German planes attack London as Japan relations are pressed by Secretary Hall. A farm accident injures Jack Kenna. About 4000 German troops heading to Norway are lost in a Kattegat torpedo attack.
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Maryland National Guard
New England
Middle Atlantic
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Norway
Kattegat
Wedding Bells Ring for Miller and Grossnickle
The Miller Grossnickle wedding at Grossnickle Church Elerton featured Rev C Basil Grossnickle and Rev Clyde Fry with pianist Stanley Kline. The bride daughter of E Quentin Grossnickle wore a lace gown with pearl crown veil. Guests included Annabell Moser as matron of honor and several bridesmaids. The couple resides in Middletown after both graduates of Middletown High School.
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Miler—Gresembro
Biss Faye Ellen Grossnickle
Francis Gaver Miller
Grossnickle Church
E. Quentin Grossnickle
Ellerton
Annabell Moser
Harmony
Nancy
Braddock Heights
Carol Ann Grossnickle
Lana Kay Grossnickle
Over 6300 At School Opening
The article lists student counts and names from multiple elementary and junior high schools at a school opening. It includes totals and first second third place mentions for various classrooms and lists numerous students and teachers with ages and initials.
Big Martha stretches through Frederick streets in playful experiment
Five youths led by Timmy Snow build a giant rubber band figure named Big Martha. The project draws in neighbors and students, with Biggs avenue houses bridged by bands as plans evolve into a wider test of tension and community curiosity.
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Biggs Avenue
Big Martha
Timmy Snow
Walter Snow
Sure Science
Timmy
Larry Snow
Chris Todd
Mark Passen
David Yinger
Yinger
Martha
Frederick
Mrs. Snow
Echo Satellite passes over Baltimore area timed for early September
NASA issued an orbit timetable for Echo I with Baltimore and Maryland visibility. Times show elevation and azimuth for Sept 7 and 8 with passes across the southern sky and northerly arcs, noting degrees, travel direction, and local Eastern Daylight times.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Baltimore
Maryland
Obituaries: Sadie Dandridge and Mrs Francis Hanlen
Sadie Dandridge of Gau It Mill Washington County dies in Cleveland Ohio at age 75 Walkersville native Mrs Francis K Hanlen widow of Francis K Hanlon dies in Baltimore at 75 Born in Frederick County she leaves a sister and a brother Funeral services for Dandridge set Thursday at Mt Mariah Baptist Garretts At Rev William Clayborne to interment in nearby cemetery Services for Hanlon set Friday at 2 30 p m at G C Barton funeral home Walkersville with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery
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Sadie Dandridge Wrasse
Sadie Dandridee
Cleveland
Ohio
Godfrey and
Carrie Pelton
Gauit Mill
Washington County
Pearl Mathews
Garrett's Mill
Loretta Owens
Anna Dandridge
Mt. Mariah Baptist Church
Garrett's At
Wiliam Clayborne
C. H. Feete and Brother
Francis K. Hanlen
Flora E. Hanlon
Francis K. Hanlon
Walkersville
Church
Baltimore
Frederick County
Ignatius
Susan Fisher Warfield
Death of Ira Owens Harrison in Woodbine
Ira Owens Harrison died Monday evening at his Woodbine home. He was a retired farmer and Jennings Chapel Methodist member. Survived by his wife Mamie and nine children including Ira Melvin Harrison and Gilbert N. Harrison. three brothers, three sisters, eighteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren. Friends may view at Olin L. Molesworth funeral home Damascus until noon Thursday, then services at Jennings Chapel Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Interment in church cemetery.
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Ira Owens Harrison
Mamie E. Harrison
Woodbine
Florence
Nimrod
Jamie Sullivan Harrison
Jennings Chapel
Ira Melvin Harrison
Irene Chrobot
Daisy
Willard Gue
Gilbert N. Harrison
Eleanor Beall
Charlotte Sirk
Lisbon
Charles Goad
Stanley Harrison
Sunshine
Herbert Harrison
William Harrison
Noah Harrison
Clinton Harrison
Harriet Crobot
Margaret Harrison
Alice Angiesbee
Ellicott City
Olin L
Damascus
Jennings Chapel Methodist Church
Funeral Services for Darkis and Martin Held This Week
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Maria Celeste Darkis at 106 East Church street with Rev. Charles F Trunk Jr and Rev. Robert F Woodward officiating. Pallbearers included grandsons Frederick R Darkis Jr Thomas M Darkis Donald L Darkis and Gideon T Darkis plus nephews Mehr F Wachter and Ellis C Wachter. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also observed were services for William H. Martin at Thurmont Church of the Brethren with Rev. J David Eberly officiating and soloists Miss Lois Wassler and Mrs. C A Winpigler performing. Pallbearers listed and burial in United Brethren cemetery. A third service for Harry Franklin Sier will be held at 6 East Church street funeral home with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery after calling hours.
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Robert A. Smith
Arthur D. Hugglestone
Frances F. Cn
Alice Baker
Helen R Chandier
Joann Tomlinson
Sterling Edwards Jr
Mabel J. Howler
Robert L. Pitts
Robert R. Hardman
Harry J. Brennan
Janice L. Jeffries
Shirley Basore
John
Pearl Hart
Henry O. Pfeiffer Jr
Lena T. Mullican
Ronald Monahan
Jean Wastier
William Barry
Frank S. O'Rourke
Bruce Flowers
George A. iHays
Marvin E. Laws
Lincoln High School
Wiliam O. Lee Jr
John H Charity
Baith
Addison
Cornelius Turner
Delores B. Berry
Ruth C. Dredden
Eunice C. Hut
Maria Celeste Darkis
Thomas M Darkis
Dill Avenue
East Church Street
Charles F -Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Frederick R. Darkis Jr
Thomas M. Darkis
Donald L. Darkis
Gideon T. Darkis
William H. Martin
Thurmont
Harry Franklin Sier
Greyhound
Emmitsburg Man Dies After Self-Inflicted Wounds
Rockford T. Eyster, 75, a retired butcher from Emmitsburg, was found with slit wrists at his home and died at Annie E. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Adams County coroner Dr. Cr Crist ruled it death by own action. Requiem Mass to be held at St Joseph's Catholic Church with interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Emmitsburg
Cr. G. Crist
Adams County
Annie E
Warner Hospital
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James Twomey
1St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Jailed After Larceny At Church and Other Court Sentences
A series of minor criminal cases were reported. Claude H. Gardner was arrested on South Market street bridge and received a suspended sentence with a warning to avoid the county, while promising to head to Winchester Virginia. William Edward King was found guilty of being disorderly at Herman King property with sentencing postponed for a medical report. Whitfield Wesley Wells paid a $10 fine plus costs for failing to drive on the correct side after a Route 75 collision. H Kieffer DeLauter represented the defense. James Leonard Johnson was fined 95 dollars plus costs for failing to stop at a boulevard stop on U S Route 40 and Route 75 after a Trooper noted unsafe driving near New Market.
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Winchester
Claude H. Gardner
South Market Street
State Hospital
William Edward King
Mt. Airy
Whitfield Wesley Wells
Monrovia
H. Kieffer DeLauter
James Leonard Johnson
New Market
Joseph Gallen
Taffic
Local Personal Notices Highlight Birthdays, Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson B. Hal tier celebrated their 35th anniversary at home. William H. Crabill observes his birthday. Arthur V. Myers Jr. and Pris cilla J. Nason announce the birth of Martha Claire in Richmond Virginia. Mrs. Poffenberger marks her 82nd birthday. George Hanes notes his 27th birthday while recovering from a bull injury at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Titus families and friends completed an eight day 2300 mile New England trip with visits from relatives and a weekend in Ocean City Maryland.
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Grayson B. Haltier
Rockwell Terrace
William H. Crabill
Church Street
Arthur V. Myers Jr
Bandock Road
Richmond
Martha Claire
Stuart Circle Hospital
Birs. Myers
Priscilla J. Nason
Bangor
Maine
Arthur Poffenberger
Broad Run
George Hanes
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lee Titus
Rosemont
Towne Titus
Jefferson
W. Lee Norris
Liberytown
Harges
New England
New York
Hyde Park
Vanderbilt Mansion
Lake Placid
Lee Tituses
Robert C. Reidt
Robin
Barbie Sue
Walkersville
Ocean City
Guy R. Creager
This City
DMV announces three revocations and two month suspension
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced three revocations for Robert Milberry Jr Union Bridge Dallas Whipp Sabillasville and Alvie West Route 6 and a two month suspension for Howard Smith RFD 3 Mt Airy. VAUDEVILLE FIGURE DIES NEW YORK AP Jimmy Sava 64 vaudeville and night club comedian died Tuesday in Terni Italy born Giaccomo Sava in New York
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Robert Milberry ,Jr
Union Bridge
Dallas Whipp
Sabillasville
Alvie West
Howard Smith
RFD 3
Mt. Airy
New York
Jimmy Sava
Terni
Italy
Giaccomo Sava
College Staff and Military Fellows Highlight Campus Session
Theron D Green joins the fall teaching roster to cover anatomy and physiology after earning BA from Wittenberg and MA from Ohio State. He pursues a PhD in microbiology at Maryland. previously taught at Ohio State and Hood College and has bacteriological warfare research at Fort Detrick since 1951. Gerald P Ziemba is appointed to teach management replacing Captain William A Wise. He holds a B CHE from University of Detroit and pursues an MBA at Seton Hall University with background in marketing research and statistics.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
U.S. Air Force
New York University
School of Meteorology
Bromfield
Fort Detrrck
Theron D. Green
Green
Wittenberg University
Ohio State University
University of Maryland
Hood College
Fort Detrick
Gerald P. Ziemba
William A. Wise
Ziemba
University of Detroit
Local Hospital Updates And City Accidents Report
Multiple local residents are listed as surgical or medical patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Individuals include Richard Markey, Anna Kennedy, Clayton Morgan, Roscoe Shook, Walter D. Page, and Claude S. Hahn with various surgeries and conditions. A baby named Nancy Rebecca Arbaugh is born in Baltimore to New Windsor parents. An 11 year old girl Edith Martin was treated for a forehead laceration after a fall. Minor car damage reported in a Second Street collision involving Wilfred Hayes and John Wise. William L. Courage, 58, longtime American Motors Corp. executive assistant, dies after a long illness in Detroit.
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Richard Markey
Jack Markey
Grove Boulevard
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Anna Kennedy
William Kennedy
Logan Street
Clayton Morgan
Willow Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roscoe Shook
Mother Avenue
Walter D. Page
Linwood
Eddie
Eugene Zimmerman
Claude S. Hahn
Vernon Heffner
City Police
John Arbaugh
New Windsor
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Nancy Rebecca
Charles F. Cook
McMurray Street
Edith Martin
George Martin
Emmitsburg
Rt 2
Warmer Hospital
Gettysburg
Wilfred Russell Hayes
RFD
Frederick
East Second
Hayes
Plymouth
John H. Wise
Cadillac
Guy M. Himes
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John Clemm
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Joseph Hunter
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Henry Mann
Luther Fleming
Vernon Lippy
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Glenn T. Suisher
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Keer Tommy Snow
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Nicholas Leakins
Washington Street
A. Katharine Cronise
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Alice A. Dodd
Elizabeth Price
Reba K. Surely
Linda P. Zimmerman
Mary Jane Stokes
Elvie B. Folk
Mary E. Smith
Nellie B. Carlin
Guy Whidden
Pauline C. Lippy
East Frederick
Dorothy Hamilton
Catherine Litton
Mary Alice _ Alexander
Ruth Boyles
Shirley Frye
Mary Lambert
June Glisan
Amelia Fisher
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Lois Spring
Juanita Shanholtz
Clarence Rice
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Edward Kerns
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Patrela Crum
Mildred Xicodemus
Irene Jacobs
Sara Wheeler
Jeenne Kemp
Howard Gilpin
Margaret Kefauver
Naoma Dean
Leona Be Nte
Catherine Engle
West Frederick Junior High
Patricia W. Heyde
Angelo M. Sun
Joanne McParslard
Saundra Marple
Beatrice Stup
Kiera Smith
Narcy J. Ruiz
Ruth E. Smith
Claude R. DeLauter
Louise Lippy
Dale Gangawere
JoAnn Kepler
Ann Leichert
Ass Perry Darner
Bruce Crawshaw
Phyllis Bohr
Alice Olson
Mary Smith
Frances
James Wilson
Grace Engelbrecht
Echo
North Frederick Ele
Frank J. Keefermentary School
Jeanne Kemp
Mrateche ‘County
Deat's
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Mount Olivet Cemetecy
M. R. Etchison and Son
William L. Courage
Detroit
Roy Abernathy
American Motors Corp
Narbor Grace
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