Frederick County Meets Aged Care Standards at Conference
Mrs. Ruth Crawford reported that Frederick Chronic Hospital and Montevue Home met most standards for indigent aged care at the Governor's Conference on the Aging. The county ranks high in proper care with trained staff and regular physician care, and menus are prepared weekly per state specs. Also noted were community group involvement and ongoing visits by local clubs. In other news, Mrs. Margaret D. Parks pled guilty to embezzling 5500 from the Bank of Somerset. She was sentenced to one year in prison.
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Ruth Crawford
County Chronic Hospital
Chronic Hospital
Montevue
Crawford
College Park
Frederick County
Louise Lewis
Monterue
The
Conference On the Aging
Frederick Chronic Hospital
F. Kline Sr
Fredererick County
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore
Margaret D. Parks
Bank of Somerset
Princess Anne
Parks
Roszel Co. Thomsen
Applegate Dies Owner of Derby Winner Old Rosebud
Hamilton C. Applegate, owner of the 1914 Kentucky Derby winner Old Rosebud, died Friday in Louisville. He served as treasurer and auditor of Churchill Downs for many years. A separate dispatch notes a 450-man Indonesian battalion departing Tandjung Priok for Congo duties with UN forces aboard the Bexar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applegate
Louisville, Ky
Hamilton C. Applegate
Churchill Downs
Congo
Jakarta
Indochina
Tandjung Priok Harbor
U.S. Navy
Bexar
United Nations
Nebraska Governor Ralph Brooks Dies At 62
Nebraska Governor Ralph G. Brooks, a Democrat, died Friday at age 62 after hospitalization for a virus infection affecting heart muscle. He had been planning to run for reelection against Republican Carl Curtis. the Democratic Central Committee will name a new nominee.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ralph G. Brooks
Nebraska
Brooks
U.S
Carl T. Curtis
Democratic State Central Committee
Broaks
Victor Anderson
Curtis
Public Sale Saturday September 24 1763 Fountain Rock Walkersviile
Auction listing items sold at public sale on Saturday September 24 1763 at 1 am in Fountain Rock Walkersville. Items include a 1951 Ford with cylinder, an antique spring wagon, a ho motor, furniture, sewing machine, kitchen range, beds and dressers, clocks, auto tires, bicycles, swing set, and various household goods. Refreshments provided. tents not reserved. Auctioneer M. Dinty Moore, John Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Rock
Walkersviile
Cylinder
Ford
Dinty Moore
John Rice
Champions Left to Right Show Local 4-H at Fair
Raymond Covey Jr. and Dwight W. Burney are among champions at a county fair event. Burney, a 6 year old from Hartington, Neb., is noted as a retired farmer and cattle feeder with past service in the Nebraska legislature. Other entries include Sherriy Birkhead of Gaithersburg and Kenneth Stiles, with mentions of education and public service. A note mentions a skin allergy causing a participant to skip two exhibition meets, and a line recalls the 1754 Albany meeting on unification of the American colonies.
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Dwight W. Burney
Hartington
Neb
Nebraska
Leutenant Gos
Albany, N. Y
Virginia contestant places third in national sheep shearing
George E. Washington of Lovettsville Virginia, a 20 year old sophomore at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg, entered September 1 at the National Sheep Shearing contest at the Indianapolis State Fair. Washington finished third behind West Virginia and Ohio among 20 entrants and will return to VPI for his junior year later in September.
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George E. Washington
Wright Washington
Lovettsville
V.pt
Blacksburg
Indianapolis
Indiana
Knoxville land sale and estate auction in Frederick County
The Knoxville property of Alfred F Thompson in Frederick County Maryland is offered at public sale by executors under a county court order. Two parcels total about seven acres plus an unimproved lot, with a six room frame dwelling and several outbuildings, will be sold on October 1960. Cash at sale or ratification with a 5000 deposit. conveyancing costs and taxes at purchaser's expense. Also a September 1940 household antiques sale on U S Route 80 in Frederick County by Margaret Railing and John L Ponton Auctioneer, featuring furniture, china, rugs, and a range of antique items.
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Knoxville
Maryland
Alfred F. Thompson
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Knocville
Knoaxville
Sai Town
Wilhelmina F. Forrest
Hartt L. Forrest
Alfred Freatlin Thomason
Arbutus Virginia Thompson
L. Fhompson
Elsie Bowswoop
John L. Porton
W. Jerome Offur
Attorn
di Ave
Victrola
Roger Bros
China
TEIMS
Margaret Railing
John EL. Ponton
Halen F. Ponton
S&turday
G. EL
Fhiito
Rotr
Muse
W. S
Kemptown Methodist Church
Lillye
Williams
Kemptown, Md
Nixon Leaves Army Hospital After Knee Treatment
Vice President Richard M. Nixon departed Walter Reed Army Hospital Friday night after a brief stay for infected left knee treatment. Aides said he plans to rest at home over the weekend and may visit the office Saturday. Nixon will begin his fall campaign Monday from Baltimore, with Eisenhower and other GOP leaders expected at a large rally.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Nixon
Klein
Greensboro
Baltimore
Friendship
Eisenhower
Nise Hospital Stay Alters Campaign Schedule
Although Nise's hospital stay will not interfere with his campaign schedule it will prevent the vice president from mixing with people as he had originally planned.
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Nise
Dr Ray Appointed Professor at Woman's College UNC Greensboro
Dr William S Ray appointed Professor of Psychology at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro N C He earned a bachelor from Bridgewater College and masters and doctorates from the University of Maryland He spent eight years on the Penn State psychology faculty and authored a graduate text In troduction to Experimental De-
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William S. Ray
Woman’s College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
N. C
Ray
Bridgewater College
University of Maryland
Pennsylvania State University
Frederick Woman His Wife Bet Mullican's Daughter Pedigree
W S Rays of Frederick announce marriage connection with Betty Mullican the daughter of Bir W C Mullican of Frederick. Mrs Ray formerly Betty Mullican is identified as the daughter in law to Bir and Mrs Charles W Mullican of Frederick.
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Birs
W. S. Ray
Frederick
Ray
Betty Mullican
Bir
Charles W. Mullican
Porpoise milk has zero butterfat compared to cow milk
A brief note states that porpoise milk contains no butterfat while cow milk remains rich in fat, contrasting the two dairy sources. The remark appears as a concise observation in a brief news snippet.
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Federal Savings & Loan
N. Market St
Raymond Covey Jr
Union Bridge
Pion
Sherriy Birkhead
Gaithersburg
Elor’s
Kenneth Stiles
Sherby
Animal
Athens
London
Sime
Richard Hammond
Optimist Club
Braiddock Heights
Clarksburg
Hammond
Ber of Commerce
Chamber
George Barthel
Braddock Heights
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rome
Dave Sime
U. S. Route No
Xemotown
John W. Null
Delbert $. Null
Frederick, Md
Jerry T. Williams
Inn
Junction Rts
A West
Army Hospital
Frederick Fair Pioneer Booth Call MO
J. Austin Younkins
Potomac Edison CO
Dairyman
Apoaty Holland Dealer
New Holland
Holland
Ceresville Motor Co., Inc
RFD
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, Md
Middletown Equipment Co., Inc
Middletown,Md
Dr. Ray
L. Masser
Brunswick
P. O. Box
Brunswick, Md
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Westtrook
Citizens National Bank
Federal Reserve System
2Nd Sts. Frederick Shopping Center
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Fort Detrick Facility
Libertytown Bank
Union Bridge Bank
Libertytown
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
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