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Frederick Maryland issue from September 12 1961 lists rate details with delivery by carrier and price per copy. The page includes notices and identifiers referencing dates and subscription terms.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1961
Page
4
Frederick Maryland issue from September 12 1961 lists rate details with delivery by carrier and price per copy. The page includes notices and identifiers referencing dates and subscription terms.
The September 12 1911 column notes Manager Baughman receiving word the Washington Nationals cannot play in Frederick on Thursday. Also mentions Little Colonel Lipps gifted a goat and cart, bad weather delaying parade. Conduit work by Kesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. progresses. A wagon axle breaks near Bentz. load transferred to another wagon. Rev Joseph McCabe appointed at St Josephs Buckeystown. Sugar price guidance cited 9 cents per pound. Corn haul contest prize: Joseph Hummer 15550 pounds, Harry Crum 14470. Frederick Baltimore trolley link unlikely, Emory Coblentz comments. Baltimore cans shipment delay cripples Frederick City Packing Co. 50 tons of corn at risk. World photos and local fashion snippet follow.
More than 350 women and some men attended the first local fall and winter fashions show at Hood College Brodbeck Hall. The Welcome Newcomers club sponsored the Hood College benefit with Kemp as buyer, featuring hats coats dresses and knits in fall colors and plaids. Patricia O Neill modeled the finale wedding scene with a four length bouffant gown and junior aides wore outfits from different countries.
A fragmented note reflects on changes in cooking and meal preparation as automation and new appliances influence domestic life. It evokes memories of traditional kitchen routines from long ago and the shift away from people tending the stove to machines handling tasks.
James Richard Kelly announces the marriage of his daughter Karin to Richard T. Ramsburg son of Beeson Ramsburg Jr The ceremony was at United Church of God Rockville by Rev Henneth B Wentzel They will live in College Park where Ramsburg will continue studies at the University of Maryland. Barbara E Davis wed James Maurice Eyter Thurmont last Sunday at Evangelical United Church in Tent Andrews official decorated ladieli and wore a street white nylon with bodice alencon lace Delores Davis attended Maid of honor.
Mr and Mrs Earl F Knott Lantz R D 3 announce the birth of a son Friday at Wayne sboro Hospital. Mr and Mrs James R Myers Motter avenue were visitors recently at Skyline Caverns Front Royal Va. News item reports publisher Louis T Golding dies in Brookline Mass at 96 after long tenure with St Joseph News-Press.
Rev J W Webb testified in Orphans Court that John Brown wore a brown vest with red dots as he described other estate items belonging to the late Charles C James. The court heard the vest was part of appraisal of personal property in the James estate. The report also notes military promotions and missing plane search updates amid September 1941 items.
Frederick community concert drive volunteers were praised as the backbone of the group at the Hotel Frederick dinner. Rev Dr David Shaum urged recruiting younger members while highlighting the association 25th anniversary and a ninth straight sellout season.
George B Delaplaine Jr Freder ick News Post assistant manager spoke Monday night on the value of newspaper coverage of civic health and welfare drives and government actions He urged local interest in tax spending and noted advertising supports local business The meeting introduced by William Keefer included a nominating committee and reports on a club supper with leftovers sent to Montevue
Clarence Edwin Carter, 80, longtime editor of the National Archives Territorial Papers of the United States, died Monday at his Chevy Chase home. A native of Jacksonville, he served as an Archives staff member and historian since 1931.
G Dana MacDonald, a Tufts industrial management graduate and Navy veteran, is named production manager of American Optical frame plant near the airport. A native of Somerville and former Southbridge resident, he moves from headquarters to 903 Shawnee Drive Monocacy Village.
Among The Sick Mr Frank Gaynor near Kemp town is seriously ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Jane Scavone wife of Lt Col Edmond Scavone paralyzed previously is now a patient at Patterson Army Hospital Fort Monmouth two shows steady improvement. She is the daughter of Mrs Ernest Kennedy this city. Mrs Sterling Lenhart Jr Thurmont RFD 1 who underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Wednesday has returned home and is getting along as well as can be expected. $2.4 million contract Navy awards Westinghouse Electric Corp Baltimore to perform flight and laboratory tests of radar.
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