Page 4 News frederick edition 1958 notice
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page notes the Friday September 12 1958 edition of The News published daily except Sunday by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. It lists subscription rates and Associated Press membership and newspaper post office filing.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
Merth Court St
Fane
Rts
Frederick
Beagle Ory
Carser
Menta
Sear
Asti Buea
Orcutanis
Associated Press
Prise
Republis
Candidates At Meeting Of G O P Women
A GOP women gathering featured warnings against medical quacks as the American College of Radiology urged vigilance against fraudulent cancer treatments. The piece also notes Maryland football squad changes, local civic meetings, and community notices including road work and a charity card party in Frederick.
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College Park
University of Maryland
Tommy Mont
Mont
Dick Scarbath
Baltimore
Bob Gallagher
Pittsburgh
Everett Cloud
Falls Church
Ed Becker
Quackertown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Weather table lists temperatures across U S and overview notes on local politics. Voters in Frederick County prepare for a major primary ballot to choose candidates for statewide, congressional district, judicial, and county offices. Capt and Mrs Robert Bott in Phoenix noted as Salvation Army leaders informed of transfer to Atlantic Ga with successors named Benjamin Jones. Bronze markers and American flags placed at graves of three Revolutionary War soldiers by Daughters of the American Revolution in Frederick County.
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Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
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Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
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Indianapolis
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Jos Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Cloursiy
Clonar Ss
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Tory
Frederick County
Orleans
York
Congression
Oklahoma City
al District
Judicial Circuit
Omaha
Robert Bott
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Brick Salvation Army
Portland
Ore
Atlantic, Ga
Will
Rapid City
Richmond
Benjamin Jones
St. Louis
AMERI
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Daughters of Tampa
Washington
Clouty
Rosh Hashanah Observance and Local Civic Notes
A column recalls the Jewish new year Rosh Hashanah and its spiritual themes, shofar sounds, and atonement rites. It also covers the Frederick city government survey group, school traffic concerns, Pythian Sisters events, and community notices on safety, worship, and civic preparations.
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Unj
Moon
Frederick
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Fort Detrick News Highlights Employee Awards and Notices
Fort Detrick reports Letters of Appreciation were given to two Crops Division scientists for outstanding work. Dr. Charles W. Minarik received praise for leadership of the States Division research program and Dr. Robert L. Weintraub was commended for technical competence and teaching. The issue also notes various staff hobbies, farewell parties, new arrivals, traffic safety honors for the Knights of Pythias, and civilian retirements plus travel and duty updates.
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Office of Information and Public Affairs
Fort Detrick
William
High Holy Day Services At Frederick Hebrew Congregation
The Frederick Hebrew Congregation will hold High Holy Day Services in the Pythian Castle Building at 20 North Court Street. Rabbi Henry Bamberger conducts Sunday services at 8 p.m. with the sermon What Good Does Zé Do? The Monday morning service begins at 10 a.m. The Jewish community is invited to attend.
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Frederick
Pythian Castel
North Court Street
Henry Bamberger
Supreme Chancellor at K of P Meeting
A Huntsville native and University of Alabama graduate, Pierce, an attorney and former newspaperman, led Knights of Pythias activities in Alabama. He has served in roles from chancellor commander to grand chancellor and supreme chancellor, and spoke on Pythianism at a memorial service. Nomination of officers was planned, with elections the next day as delegates danced and a banquet featured J Millard Tawes.
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Huntsville
Ala
Pierce
University of Alabama
Alabame Bar Association
Supreme Courts of the United States
American Legion
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Tthe Centrs Lodge
Knights Ij of Pythias
Francis Scott Key
J. Millard Tawes
Samuel W. Levin
Baltimore
Sylvan Friedman
The
Maryland Knights of
Deaths William H. Mort Woodsboro resident dies at 36
William Harrison Mort 36 died Thursday at 9 30 a m on Charles Diehl's farm near Middleburg Carroll County where he worked. Dr James T Marsh Carroll County medical examiner. Cause coronary occlusion. Born Frederick County he was unmarried. Survived by stepmother Mrs Nettie Mom Kemar a sister Mrs Regina Clem Walkersville and several half siblings Robert E Mort Richard E Mort Kesmar Harold L Mort Westminster Franklin E Mort Mrs Mary Jane Eyter Frederick. Body at Woodsboro funeral home Powell and Hartzler services Saturday 2 pm Rev William Brown pastor interment Haush cemetery. Friends may call this evening.
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William H. Mort
Woodsboro
William Harrison Mort
Charles Diehl
Middleburg
Carroll County
James T. Marsh
Frederick County
Mort
William Harrison
Ruth Catshall Mort
Woodshoro
Nettie Mom
Kemar
Regina Clem
Walkersville
Robert E. Mort
Richard E. Mort
Kesmar
Harold L. Mort
Westminster
Franklin E. Mort
Mary Jane Eyter
Frederick
Powell and Hartzler
William Brown
Haush's Cemetery
Taneytown Lions Charter Night Marks Eleventh Year
Taneytown Lions Club celebrated their eleventh charter anniversary on Tuesday at Taney Inn. The event featured a ladies night meeting led by President Frank T. Dunham with a fried chicken dinner. Guests included Lions officials International counselor Murray D. Ryan and Mrs Ryan Deputy district Governor Clifton W. Warner and Mrs. Warner Mrs. Marsh and District Governor Russell H. Marsh. Zone chairman Harrys 8B. Dougherty and Mrs. Dougherty were recognized. Principal and Mrs. George Herring and Carroll Wantz were introduced. Rev. Robert A. McAskill of Gettysburg Presbyterian Church delivered the talk "We Serve" focusing on faith, self, and a worthy cause.
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Taney Inn
Frank T. Dunham
Mervyn C. Fuss
Homer ¥. Myers
Lions
Murray D. Ryan
Ryan
Clifton W. Warner
Warner
Marsh
Russell H. Marsh
Charles Anzell
Union Bbrigze Lions
Taneytown
Harrys
Dougherty
Murray Baumzardner
George Herring
Carroll Wantz
Donald 4. Sawyer
Singleton E. Remsburz
Fuss
Robert A. McAskill
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
United States
McAstill
Funerals Held for Ida Estelle Lighter and Others
Funeral services for Ida Estelle Lighter widow of Lorenzo C Lighter were conducted by Rev George H Kline Felter at Gladhill funeral home Middletown with pallbearers named and interment in Reformed cemetery. Graveside rites for infant Robert Lee Main Jr son of Robert L and Charlotte Engle Main Sr at Mount Olivet cemetery officiated by Rev Tom C Akeley of Grace Episcopal New Market. Services for Margaret Jane Wiles widow of William TI Wiles of Rose Inmont near Brunswick were held at 106 East Church Street funeral home with Rev Eugene W Young officiating and interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. MM R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Ida Estelle Lighter
Lorenzo C. Lighter
Middletowe
Fabrney-Keedy
Boonsboro
Gladhill
George H. Klinefelter
Louis C. Beall Jr
Richard F. Beall
Johan C. Beall
Michael W. Beall
Robert Lee Main Jr
Robert L
Charlotte Jane Engle Main Sr
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tom C. Akeley
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Mount Olivet Cemetery
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Margaret Jane Wiles
William TI. Wiles
William C. Wiles
Rose- Inont
Brunswick
East Church Street
Eugene W. Young
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson
William Schierholz
Wiliam King
D. Russell Henry
Dorsey Corum
Roy Zimmerman
Maurice Smith
Mount Olivet
R. Etchison and Son
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Maryland Temple
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Louis J. Barnes
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
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Louella Shipley
Marie Harding
Gaithersburg
Emma Ball
Neavitt
Edith Helder
Fairview Avenue
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Maryland Federation of Men’s Bible Classes
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Roy W. Graham
Oliver Kolb
Treasure
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Washington Crossing Park
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Germany
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Lattle
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Walter Reed Medical Unit
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