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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1960

Page

4

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital records multiple births with parents from Frederick Urbana Smithsburg and nearby areas. Listings include Richard Allen Bohn, Keith Andrew LaCoste, Mark Thomas Dertz baugh, and Susan Elaine Deve born between Wednesday and Friday. Other newborns named: Lanty Edward Jr, Lisa Ann Brust Hi, Lu Ann Burdette, Russ Maurice Chatman, Meldina Gaynor, Robert Nelson Dicken Jr.

Bee Lanty Edward Jr Lochner Loretta Cook Frederick Bernhardt Brust Lisa Ann Brust Adrienne Baer Lewis A. Burdette Urbana Lu Ann Burdette Betty Kinna Louis P. Chatman RFD Russ Maurice Chatman Ruth Imogene Shookstown George F. Gaynor Tamsville Meldina Gaynor Carol Ann Biddinger Libertytown Robert F. Dicken Jr Grant Place Robert Nelson Dicken San‘dra Simmons

Civil War Centennial Nears as Nationprepares for Celebration

Preparations mount for a national Civil War centennial observance to begin next year. Government agencies and historical societies mobilize, with thousands coordinating events to mark the era of Lincoln Davis Lee and Grant.

Republic Armericans Lincoln Davis Lee Grant

Letter to the Editor Demands Tougher DUI Penalty

A reader laments rising harm from drunken drivers after a fatal bicycle crash on U.S. 40 near Jug Bridge. The writer urges a mandatory minimum sentence of five years for vehicular manslaughter and ten years for aggravated cases, criticizing fines as inadequate. Dated Sept 10.

Toca U.S. 40 Jug Bridge

Former Local Designer Dies

Ray Hutchison longtime designer with Everedy Company and Ox Fibre Brush Company since 1936 died Sunday in Fort Thomas. A Fort Thomas resident since 1936 except for years in New York and New Jersey, he is survived by his wife, a son Richard of Spartansburg South Carolina, a daughter Ethel of New Jersey, and several grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at A. C Cobbling funeral home in Fort Thomas.

Ray Hutchison Everedy Company Ox Fibre Brush Company Fort Thomas Mr. Hutchison New York Swingline Staple Company Duncan Hines Everedy Ox Fibre Richard Spartansburg 8. C Ethel New Jersey A. C Cobbling Funeral Home

Map highlights historyland route across five states

Potomac Edison Company distributes a colored issues map to employees stockholders and others. The map spans Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Maryland and the eastern Ohio area calling the region historyland and detailing scenic and historic attractions along the route.

Potomac Edison Company Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Maryland Ohio

Cement Pavements in Front of Local Residences Noted

Fifty years ago the News-Post reported cement pavements laid in front of residences on East Third Street including those of Guy C. Roser Gilmore Flautt Keefer Toms and Mrs Jacob J Houff. Also noted were plans and travels of local residents including A C MacCardell Pauline McCardelli Naomi Gring and a Boston trip, along with a tennis match in Westminster and a resignation intention from the Montgomery county Republican committee. A Spanish American War veterans group was organized at Hotel Bonmaaby with B Bonnabel as commander and officers named.

Guy C. Roser Gilmore Flautt Keefer Toms Jacob J. Houff East Third Street A. C. McCardell Pauline McCardelli Naomi Gring Baltimore Boston Wessrs Hanson Maulsey McQuilkin DeGrange W. N Hotel Bonmabey B. Bonnabel C. F. Gracier C. B. Dixon L. A. Moberly C. B. Brachey

Twenty Years Ago Bomb Hits Buckingham Palace London

Twenty years earlier on September 12 1940 a Nazi bomb struck Buckingham Palace in London damaging the Queen's room area and the swimming pool. Churchill warned of a German invasion as Potsdam attacked Berlin with direct hits. A fire alarm in Frederick noted an East Sixth Street kitchen stove fire. naturalization papers of Mathew Saleh Albakri were canceled in Baltimore. Willard Norman Garrett died in Frederick City Hospital. Christian Thomas Eskstein Eckstein died at the State Sanatorium Sabillasville.

News-Post Buckingham Place London Parliament Houses Herman Goering Churchill Germany England East Sixth Street Florence Tobery Mathew Saleh Albakri Frederick William C. Coleman United States District Court Baltimore Potsdam Berlin Board of Aldermen Culler Willard Norman Garrett Frederick City Hospital Christian Thomas Eckstein State Sanatorum Sabillasville Christian Eskstein

Local Woman Receives Hurricane Report From Florida Kin

Mrs. William H. Koontz of Charles Jeéet recorded details from her son Jack Koontz in Fort Lauderdale where the hurricane struck about 1 30 Saturday morning. The Koontz family reported power outages, candles, and minimal damage besides two banana trees. Rebecca Koontz observed her sixth birthday amid the storm as Mrs. Koontz baked a cake and hosted a small dinner.

Fort Lauderdale Fla William H. Koontz Charles Jeéet Jack Ft. Lauderdale Koontz Rebecca Koontz Jack Koontz

Plan Set For 170 Pupils At Frederick Junior High

A new plan places 170 pupils from Frederick Junior High in holiday sessions at other schools while remaining officially West Frederick Junior High students. They will be under the instruction program of West Frederick but supervised by the host school principals. The five chosen classes reflect academic achievement, not low ability, countering parental concerns.

Local residents seek treatment and recovery updates

Among the ill and recovering residents several names appear. Buck eystown and Mr James P Elkins Jr enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for eye treatment and other patients arrive for surgery or observation. Debbie Lantz and Miss Florence Flading relocate to care facilities while William Keith recovers from a virus at home.

James P. Elkins Jr Buckeystown Frederick Memorial Hospital William E. Rhoderick Thurmont Paul DeGrange Thomas Avenue Anthony Nusbaum Fred H. Moxley Mt Airy George W. Kline West Fourteenth Street Debbie Lantz Jack Lantz Monroe Avenue Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Florence Flading Washington Lewis Lewisdale William Keith

Local Birthdays and Draft Inductions Noted in Community

Jacqueline Ann Giesier celebrates her first birthday today. Wilbur S. Sigafoose turns 64 Tuesday, William H. Greve hits 22 Wednesday, and Lewis Moberly marks a birthday today. Three men drafted from two local boards were inducted at Fort Holabird: Robert P. Coulter, Freddie L. Gibbons, and Donald C. Schildi.

Jacqueline Ann Giesier Carl W. Giesler Mt. Airy Wilbur S. Sigafoose South Jefferson Street William H. Greve Lewis Moberly East Seventh Street Selective Service Boards Army Fort Holabird Robert P. Coulter West Church Street Freddie L. Gibbons RFD Frederick Donald C. Schildi Thurmont

Role of TB Group in Community Health Discussion

A two panel discussion on The Role of Tuberculosis Association in the Community featured Dr. George P. Blundell Dr. Forbes H Burgess Mrs. Edgar H Mc Bride and Carl V Weakley with remarks on lung anatomy TB control programs drug therapy for indigent patients and extensive volunteer efforts including mass surveys tuberculin testing and Christmas Seal campaigns. The discussion highlighted teamwork across agencies and a 12 year decline in Frederick County TB deaths by 90 percent and incidence by about 47 percent while stressing continued effort toward eradication. PAY ON THE SPOT LONDON AP Britain to begin cash and go parking fines this week with offenders paying on the spot to police.

Tuberculosis Association George P. Blundell Forbes H Burgess Edgar H. McBride Carl V. Weakley Blundell Burgess Health Department The Association McBride Victor Cullen Hospital Weakley Arden House Harriman United States Public Health Service Ational Tuberculosis Association TB Association Frederick County

Salvation Army Names New Local Commander

Captain Thomas E. Woodcock arrives to lead the Salvation Army unit replacing Captain Travis Israel who moves to Winchester. The Woodcocks, natives of Clarksburg, WV, come with prior commands in Weirton Moundsville Havre de Grace Baltimore and Salisbury. They will hold 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m Sunday services at the West Fifth Street chapel and have three children Karen Sue Thomas Lyle and Mark Andrew.

Thomas E. Woodcock Salvation Army Travis Israel Winchester Mirs Woodcock Salisbury Clarksburg W. Va Washington Irving Roosevelt Wilson Atlanta Weirton Moundsville Havre de Grace Baltimore New Chapel West Fifth Street Karen Sue Thomas Lyle

Funeral Services Set for Floyd Summers at Mountaindale

Funeral services for Floyd Lee Summers 23 of RFD 4 Frederick will be Tuesday at 10 a m at Mountaindale Church of the Brethren with Rev C Basil Grossnickle officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Summers died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an accident on the Maynard King farm near Adamstown. He served two years in the U S Army. He is survived by his wife Geneva L Whipp Summers one son Floyd A Summers at home his parents Vernon F and Lauretta Blickenstall Summers a brother Paul Summers and three sisters Mrs Richard Clark Mrs John Woods Mrs Thomas Harding Jr. Fredrick and Thurmont funeral homes handled arrangements.

Floyd Lee Summers RFD Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Maynard King U. S. Army Geneva L. . Whipp Summers Floyd A. Summers Paul Summers Ceresvife Richard Clark John Woods Fredenck Thomas Harding Jr

FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR UNITED APPEAL DRIVE OPENS

The United Appeal campaign moves into its final week with pilot drives planned at three local firms. Area Division leaders meet in Winchester Hall for a conference chaired by Henry R. Shoemaker with Benjamin Rosenstock and J. Herbert Snyder among others. Absent are Gordon Smith and Ray H. Smith, regional vice chairs for several towns.

United Appeal Winchester Hall Benjamin Rosenstock Entire Appeal Harry A. Zentz Hanvers Thurmont Emmitsburg Creagerstown Lewistown Henry R. Shoemaker Areas J. Herbert Snyder Woodsboro Johnsville Walkersville Liberty Singapore Frank J. Keefer Cecil K. Holter Petersville Burkittsville Middletown Jackson Catoctin Gordon Smith Mount Pleasant New Market Woodville Urbana Buckeystown Ray H. Smith Ballengé Jefferson, Braddock Tuscarora

Hood College adds eleven new faculty for 68th year

Hood College announces eleven new teachers across art biology economics English home economics and physical sciences as the 68th academic year begins. Dr Phillida M Willis becomes physical sciences chair, with appointments in English, modern languages and other departments.

Sophie Newcomb College Sophie Newcomb Wellesley College AAUW Sarah Berliner Oxford University England Willis Mary Virginia Bowman Esther Birdsall West Virginia Bowman University of Virginia Hood Lebanon Valley College Pennsylvania Irene Snyder Pistachio Purdue University Jeanette Pelcovits Mary Ellen Randolph Gale P. Miner Gorham State Teachers College Maine Kansas City St. Louis Philadelphia Norfolk Washington Ronald Steven Rainey Stephen Hyde Physical Sciences University of Maryland Catholic University Suarez-Murias Johns Hopkins Hospital Ann McV. Chambliss Claire Mather Chambliss University of West Virginia Tennessee Chattanooga Elaine Adreinne Gates Marie Ganey William Gerald Fowler Gates University of Minois San Francisco Museum of Art Frederick Harry S. Gates Patricia Lou Palmer Dona Ditty Ohio State University George J. Viksnins Lois Allison Latvia Viksnins Uniiversity of Elizabeth Craighead Engle Rayford Lodge Becky Hatch Miss Engle Mary Baldwin College

Obituary notices from Mt Pleasant and surrounding towns

Deaths include Harry Thomas Barnes aged 90 a Mt Pleasant farmer and livestock dealer with survivors across five Maryland towns and a funeral at Mt Olivet. Additional notices for Mrs Mary Albright Chew 75 of Baltimore, William J Coffman 68 near Lovettsville, Benjamin F Condon 70 of Woodbine, Ray R Hutchenson formerly of Frederick, Mrs Viola Hood 65 of Harrisville, and Steven Ira Stern 12 with memorials to Jimmy Fund. Funeral services and burial plans listed.

Steven Ira Stern Ruth and Sidney C. Stern Fort Detrick St Louis Park Minn Congregation Beth Shalom Frederick Adath Jeshurun Minneapolis Bnai Abraham Synagogue St. Louis Park

Funerals Held for Messier and Others Across Area

Funeral services were conducted for John S. Messier at C. C. Fuss and Son in Taneytown with burial in Lutheran church cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Richard Etzler J Robert Etzler Charles Etzler Jr Robert L Etzler James Langden and John Albaugh Jr. Separate ceremonies included Rockford T. Eyster at St Josephs Emmitsburg with interment in St Josephs Cemetery. Edgar A Rhinecker died at his home near Ridgeville and was buried Locust Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named. Murray Elsworth Turner aged 73 died at his nephew’s home Emmitsburg Route 1 and was buried at Friends Creek Church of God cemetery with pallbearers listed. Wilson Funeral Home directed the services.

John S. Messier York C. C. Fuss and Son Tane Ham L St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Emmittsburg Waltz Winfield Edgar A. Rhinecker Ridgeville Donald Plank Locust Grove Murray Elsworth Turner Leonard Turner Emmnisburg Friends Creek Church of God Harold Beck Church George de Lauter Clyde Gray Wilbur Harbaugh Lawrence Harbaugh Arthur Morehead Robert Coyle Wilson Funeral Home

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Britain Salvation — Army Head Harry Thomas Barnes Mt. Pleasant Samuel F Ella Kelly Barnes Guy Dixon Gaithersburg Charles W. Barnes Raymond H. Barnes John M. Barnes Harney Cletus C. Barnes Union Bridge Edith M. Barnes Mt Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Joseph Chew Mary Albright Chew Joseph E. Chew James Street Knoxville Nevert Jane Harrison Holmes Trainmen Carmen Helen Crum Daisy Nickles Kenneth Albright Beirut Lebanon Harry Albright Annie Tucker Rev. Angle Reformed C. H. Feete William J. Coffman Wiliam J. Coffman Lovettsville Loudoun County Charles Sally Conner Coffman Catherine Cooper Purcellville Charles R. Coffman Blanche Mansfield Lelia Shumaker Margaret Riley Sykesville Monroe Benjamin F. Condon Woodbine Carroll County Post 31 American Legion of Westminster Condon Bor Summerville Susanna Gadon George Augustus Ray R. Hutchenson Ray Rice Hutchenson Eleanore McKiernan Hutchenson Fort Thomas Avenue Robert Roelffs Richard C. Hutchenson Everett Balandingham Archie Hood Viola R. Hood Harrisville Prospect Methodist Church Prospect Cemetery Mt. Aury Rea Tee Alex Brown & Sons New York Stock Exchange Orrenton Fo & M Frederick Co Fredericktown Sa W. Ad. Trust Fred Potomac Edison Pt Potomac Edison Frederick Gas Marken & Blelfard Frederick Co. Society Adpeviperstl
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