News page from Frederick on September 14, 1960
The Frederick newspaper page lists publication details and pricing for subscriptions. It notes the paper is printed by the Great Southern Pig and MFG Co at 24 Norm Court Street and includes mail and carrier rates for 1960. It also mentions the Associated Press affiliation and second class mail status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig
MFG. CO
Norm Court St
Med
Carrie
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Assocated Press
Jocal News
AP News
Amc
Rezoning Hearing On Farm In Buckeystown District
Deeds filed with the Clerk show multiple land transfers. Fanny C Ensor to Kimburthill Inc a 215 acre farm between Doubs and Point of Rocks for about 26000. Elizabeth G Smith to Robert S Middlemas for 23 acres in Woodsboro District about 45000. Other transfers include 18 acres in Urbana 75000 and parcels in Lewis Town and Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fanny C. Ensor
Kimburthill, Inc
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Buckeystown
Rockville
Elizabeth G. Smith
Robert S. Middlemas
Woodsboro
Paw Paw Bottom
Harry Pasquale Williams
Allard M. Sanders
Green Valley Road
Urbana
Arundel Federal Savings and Loan Association of Baltimore
John D. Leatherman
Lewistown
Wiliam FE. Graham Jr
Thomas R. Reid
Route 26
Mt. Pleasant
LeRoy S. Baker
Claude M. Mathers
Frederick
Harilton Homes Inc
Carroll L. Kaiser
Joys of September as Healthful Month
September is described as the most healthful month with death rates well below the yearly average and well under March. The piece notes past high death rates from tuberculosis and cholera, now largely controlled, and portrays September as a time of pleasant days, peaceful nights, and bountiful harvests in many regions.
Nurse on Stand in Birely Case Highlights Marriage Strain
Testimony portrayed Mrs. Birely as emotionally pressured by her husband and linked to a costly daughter’s wedding. Judge Schnauffer pressed questions on marital strain and its relation to property disputes while healing the complex divorce context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarezh Bock
Blue Ridge Summit
Birely’s
Alexander Hotel
Hagerstown
Carter Birely
Ais. Bi
Dier
Judge Schnauffer
Ze Schnauffer
Licenses Suspended and Reissued by DMV
The Department of Motor Vehicles suspended licenses for Ora Suler of East Church street and Oliver Harding of North Bentz street for one month. Licenses were reissued to Lewis Haines of Monrovia and James Morgan of Church street.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Ora Suler
East Church Street
Oliver Harding
North Bentz Street
Lewis Haines
Monrovia
James M Organ
Church Street
Fifty Years Ago in Hagerstown Local Notes September 14 1910
Frederick residents attended the Hagers Town Fair Association banquet. Maryland Medical and Surgical Faculty met in Annapolis with Dr F B Smith as president. Independent Hose Co drafted death resolutions for B F Phebus. Over 60 Frederick College students enrolled with Prof L K Koontz as president. Woman’s College opened as students arrived. West Third street curbing work near Rhodes Kemp residence. George M Helt premises burglarized with chickens stolen. shot fired by owner. Cress Castle suffered a bad ankle sprain after a fall on East Third Street steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Humm
D. C. Warehime
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
Hagerstown Fair Association
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Annapolis
F. B. Smith
Independent Hose Co
B. F. Phebus
Lucian Webb
MT Detr
George Abrecht
George Paisley
Great Britain braces for invasion expected within 48 hours
Twenty years ago reports warned Britain to expect an invasion attempt within 48 hours amid wartime tension. Also noted were birthday honors for General Pershing and Roosevelt’s White House greeting, plus local civic and hospital staffing changes and a Venezuelan government sale of horses from Monocacy Farms amid strict traffic policing.
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Great Britain
John J. Pershing
AEF
Roosevelt
White House
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret Ann Henshaw
R. N
Eleanor R. Hammond
Mantua
Young Men‘s ‘Bible Society
R. Ames Hendrickson
L. L. Wilson
Robert L. Smith
Roy I. Hyndman
Dale
D. E. Wight
Monocacy Farms
HIRTY
Three Frederick youths head to Lafayette College for orientation
Three young men from Frederick depart for Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania for registration on September 17 and a five day orientation. They are members of Lafayette class of 1962. George H Stauffer Jr is son of Mr and Mrs G Harris Stauffer of West Fourteenth Street. Samuel E Hays is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph O Hays of RFD 2 Middletown and a Middletown High School class of 1960 graduate. Richard W Meehan is son of Mrs W Cash Smith of Woodsboro and Frederick High School class of 1960 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lafayette College
Easton
Lafayette
George H. Stauffer Jr
Joseph O. Hays
RFD 2
Middletown
Middletown High School
Richard W. Meehan
W. Cash Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick High School
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports multiple newborns with parents from Maryland towns. Notable births include Mary Louise Hope, fifth child and first daughter. Richard Dewayne Teeter. Wayne Allen Main. Gale Viola Kinna. Virginia Irene May. James Smith George. Nancy Lynn Gouge. Debra Ann Crummitt. Nellie Viola Runkles. Carol Kay Malone. Benjamin Franklin Black III. Charles Arthur Jr.. Jaye Elizabeth Stephenson. Cheryl Ann Beachley. and other infants born Friday through Monday to families from Frederick, Westminster, Bruns wick, Uniontown, Boyds, Mt. Airy, and nearby areas.
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William Kinna
RFD I
Gale Viola
Ralph May
Taneytown
Virginia Irene
James S. George
First Avenue
Brunswick
James Smith
George
Amelia Holder
Jimmy Gouge
Airy
Betty Long
Unionville
Bobbie Malone
Boyds
Carol Kay
Malone
Carolyn Turner
Benjamin Black Jr
Uniontown
Benjamin Franklin
Bleck
Charles Arthur Jr
Jack Stephenson
Shields Trailer Court
RFD
Jaye Elizabeth
Emmett Beachley
Jefferson
Cheryl
Ann
Beachley
Marjorie Miller
Frederick
Claude Caudill
South Market Street
Spencer Bowie
West Fifth Street
Durent Lee
Castro Restricted to Manhattan During UN Session
The United States orders Fidel Castro confined to Manhattan Island while attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week. The restriction mirrors limits placed on Soviet Premier Khrushchev and two other Soviet officials during the visit.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manhattan Island
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Castro
Xihehev
Results Of Concert Drive At Frederick Excellent
Returns from workers on the Frederick Community Concert drive are excellent though memberships remain limited. Mrs. Donald Leatherman urges workers to finish training and finish all memberships by Friday. The 1960 61 series includes the Robert Shaw Chorale Baltimore Symphony Orchestra pianist Richard Cass and vocalists Goss and Wheisel.
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Frederick
Donald Leatherman
Association
Frederick Hotel
Leatherman
Robert Shaw
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Richard Cass
Goss and
Wheisel
Robert Stafford
New York
Communi Concerts
Birthday notices for local residents in Biggs and nearby areas
Birthdays and anniversaries listed for John Robert Null 13th on Thursday. Mrs. William Null Jr. to observe Saturday. Mrs. Elia Fisher 91 on Saturday. Oscar W. Keyser 68 on Saturday. Mrs. Pazdersky birthday Saturday. John J. Doc Cooley 87 on Monday. Abs Edna Hunis visiting granddaughter Bonnie Fogle. William and family visiting Liza H. Smith in Washington. Picnic supper held at Edward Carey residence with three generations present.
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John Robert Null
Aes
J. William Null
Biggs
William Null Jr
Biggs Avenue
Elia Fisher
Oscar W. Keyser
West
Seventh Street
Joseph C. Pazdersky
West Patrick Street
John J
Doc Cooley
Park Mills Road
Abs
Edna Hunis
Walkersville
Bonnie Fogle
Front Royal
Washington
Liza H. Smith
Echo I timetable issues for Baltimore area
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration releases a new Echo I timetable for Baltimore showing satellite visibility by elevation and movement. It lists times in Eastern Daylight including dates September 14 to 18 with directions north to south and southeast movement and varying elevations from 3 to 80 degrees.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Baltimore
City
Shotguns Theft Case Returns to Court in Falk Probe
Magistrate Byron W. Thompson presides as the Falk case surfaces amid questions of loaned goods and potential fraud. Defense counsel Samuel Barrick seeks a directed verdict arguing four elements not met: tak ing, trespass, carrying away, and felonious intent. The trial reconvenes September 28 with Falk released on own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony
Jacques, Brown
Falk
Byron W. Thompson
Coat of Appeals
Samuel Barrick
Barrick
Thompson
Toy Drive For Needy Is Planned
Francis Scott Key American Legion members plan their annual Christmas toy drive to aid underprivileged children. A Saturday collection starts at 9 AM with volunteers canvassing town and pickups by Boy Scout troops. The Legion toy shop opens Mondays and Thursdays at 7 PM at 100 East Second Street for repairs and stock, with extra families added yearly.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
William H. S. Miller
the Legion
Legionaires
Legion
East Second Street
Miller
Legion Home
Boy Scout Troops
Rodney Lentz
Milton Frank Jr
Wedding Bells Unite Bell and Griffith in Harpers Ferry
Miss Carole Hunter Bell of Bolivar Heights marries William P. Griffith of Charles Town at Camp Hill Methodist Church Harpers Ferry on September 8. The ceremony featured Rev. John Wright, organist Mrs William Ruble, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Charles Town with Griffith a Leetown Elementary principal and Bell a Harpers Ferry High School graduate.
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Camp Hill Methodist Church
Harpers Ferry
Carole Hunter Bell
Bolivar Heights
W. Va
William P. Griffith
Charles Town
Martinsburg
J. Edgar Griffith
Oscar L. Wilt
William P. Bell
Shepherd
William E. Trussell Jr
Donald Miskey
Anne Newcomer
Marlene Eisner
Gail Mickey
Shirley Hough
Griffith Will
Henesy Apartments
Charles Town High School
Shepherd College
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Leetown
Griffith
Local residents undergo surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick residents listed are Mrs. Jesse McClenny Buckeys town who underwent surgery Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Norman Eyler Johnsville entered the same hospital Sunday and had surgery Tuesday. Mrs Raymond T Ahalt Gaithersburg entered Monday afternoon for medical treatment. Miss Mary Louise Wetzel Union Bridge underwent an appendectomy Thursday and remains a patient. Mrs George T Harwood Brunswick had surgery Monday. Mr Bernard O Rice Frederick underwent surgery at Washington County Hospital and returns home to be confined for weeks. Det Sgt Ellis G Carty entered the hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment. Gilbert Carty, son of the Carty couple, returned home from the hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse McClenny
Buckeystown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Norman Eyler
Johnsville
Raymond T. Ahalt
Gaithersburg
Mary Louise Wetzel
Union Bridge
George T. Harwood
Seventh Avenue
Brunswick
Bernard O. Rice
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Rice
Ellis G. Carty
Gilbert Carty
Deaths of John W. Carroll Monroe Carter and Mary Runyan
John William Carroll 73 of Milltown Virginia died of a heart attack at home. Survived by wife Virginia Ashby two sons Sidney and Carroll and three daughters Marjorie Eleanor Margret plus siblings and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 PM CST Ives Arlington with Columbia Gardens interment. Monroe Carter 54 died Saturday at Henryton State Hospital. Burial 2 PM in Mountainburn Baltimore. Miss Mary Ruth Runyan 61 Damascus Maryland died Monday at Montgomery General Hospital. Retired internal revenue agent WWI veteran member Damascus Methodist Church East Gate Chapter 21 OES. Burial Arlington National Cemetery after services at Olin L Molesworth Damascus.
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John W. Carroll
John William Carroll
Milltown
Lovellsville
Virginia Ashby
Sidney
Carroll
Arling
Marjorie Carroll
Eleanor Palmazzi
Arlington
Margaret Byers
McLean
Grace Edwards
Perryville
Dora Smith
Washington, D.C
Arthur Carroll
Fredericksburg
Arlington Christian Church
Ives Funeral Home
Columbia Gardens Cemetery
Monroe Carter
Henryton State Hospital
Henryton
Mountainburn
Baltimore
C. E. Hicks II
Mary R. Runyan
Mary Ruth Runyan
Damascus
Montgomery General Hospital
Olney
Gertrude Scott Runyan
Lee Jackson Runyan
Internal Revenue
Damascus Methodist Church
East Gate Chapiter
Order of Eastern Star
Washington
Raymond W. Harding
George 5. Runyan
San Francisco
Calif
Olin L. Molesworth
Arlington National Cemetery
Funerals for Grafton Edward Jackson and Floyd L. Summers
Death notices for Grafton Edward Jackson of East All Saints Street who died at home on September 11 and Floyd L. Summers who died from a farm accident. Survivors include spouses, children, siblings, grandchildren, and other relatives. Services were held at First Baptist T ory church and Mountaindale Church of the Brethren with burial at respective cemeteries. arrangers include Charles Hicksill and M. L. Creager and Son.
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Grafton
Edward Jackson
East
All Saints Street
Annie Bell Jackson
Charles E
Joan E
Thomas R
Carol A
Dennie M. Jackson
Viola Boyd
Mt. Pleasant
Alice Summers
Helena Fletcher
Philadelphia
Hazel Sons
Tucson
Ariz
John L. Jackson
Charles A. Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Nelson R. Jackson
Baltimore
First Baptist Tory Church
Ixo P
Tmepi
Wayman A. M. E
Mount Pleasant
Charles E Hicksill
Ameral
Floyd L. Summers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mountaindale
M. L. Creager and Son
Baltimore Pilot Missing After B47 Collision Over Ireland
An Air Force captain from Baltimore, Capt. Robert C. Huber, 28, was the pilot of a B47 bomber that ditched in the Atlantic after a mid air collision with another B47 over Shannon Ireland. Relatives in Baltimore were notified through Plattsburgh Air Force Base.
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Baltimore
Atlantic Ocean
Shannon
Ireland
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Air Force Base
Robert C. Huber
Committees Named For Women's Clubs In 1951
Local women's clubs announced committee assignments for the year with new organizational details. Speakers include Mrs Pearl Thompson on planting and growing at the October meeting and Book Wagon service reorganized at Frederick Memorial Hospital in cooperation with C Burr Artz Library.
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Garden Club
Pearl Thompson
Russel L. Michael
Jug Bridge Club
C. Burr Artz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gardner G. Gremillion
Fort Detrick
Carroll Wickless
Woodsboro
Louise
Lewis Wisner
Walkersville
George Sponseller
New Market
Herbert Staley
Rosedale
Charles Remsberg
Thomas Williams
Joseph Lerner
Iamsville
Leslie Burger
Harmony Grove
Loucks
Adamstown
Leslie Wiles
Ballenger
Paul Main
Jug Bridge
Outerbridge Pry
Gathland
Charles Putman
Charlesville
Louise Lewis
William Stultz
Skyline
George Stevens
Libertytown
Edward Widmayer
Elmer Michael
Kenneth Bullivant
Myersville
Austin Kemp
Gamboll Park
Edward H. Mantz
T. V. Levin
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George H. Stanifer Jr
Samuel E. Hays
Manhattan
Edward
Ollie
Edward C. Care
Raymond Basford
Tubby
Basford
and M Basford
Mr. Carey
Gregory Carey
Ralph Carey
Gali
Daphne Care
Roland Carey
James E. Cummings
Eft
Jess Orn
Castlemandorff
Nellie Roby
Walter Albert
Mea
Te Pag
Sis
Daisy Miler
Past Chiefs Association
The
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Castle
Mae Miller
Miss Aer
America
Donna Baumgardner
Thelma Pickett
Bertha Rice
Fern Etzier
Mary Culex
Cpt Bie
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