Page Four News Item From Frederick 1958
Page four of The News Frederick Maryland reports local items and notices from September 1958. The piece lists publication details pricing and mailing rates for subscriptions and notes Associated Press rights and postal status.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ore & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederics
Mai Morth
Cirenlanvas
Associated Press
Koontz Chapel Homecoming Set With Regional Speakers
Koontz Chapel Methodist Church on Park Mills Road near Lily Pons Road hosts its annual homecoming on Sunday. Rev Bruce Graham of Glenmont Methodist Church in Wheaton will deliver the afternoon message and Rev G I Loar of Melville Methodist Church in Elkridge will speak at the evening service. Eugene and Mrs Lawson lead music. schedule includes Sunday School 10 am, afternoon service 2 30 pm, supper 5 pm, and evening service 7 30 pm with Roby H Eastridge serving as current pastor.
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Koontz Chapel
Park Mills Road
Lily Pons Road
Bruce Graham
Graham
Glenmont Methodist
Wheaton
G. I. Loar
Melville Methodist Church
Elkridge
Billion Dollar Private Pool Industry Expands in U S
The piece notes a surge in private pool ownership and maintenance from 1839 figures to more than 259 660 pools, with about 2 000 firms servicing chemicals and upkeep. Yearly pool maintenance costs are projected at 256 million dollars, up 39 percent from 1958, signaling a billion dollar leisure sector fueling the economy.
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U. S
Americans Celebrate Hospitality Across a Nation Tour
Four foreign graduate students from Pal Italy Argentina and the Philippines toured America covering 14000 miles praising national hospitality. They met hundreds including Carl Sandburg an Indian chief a truck driver a farmer and a New York musician. They reported strangers fed them washed their clothes and treated them as family noting such generosity attracts visitors to America.
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Pal
Italy
Argentina
Philippines
America
Carl Sandburg
New York
Letter to the Editor on Taxpayer Subsidy Debate
Francis W. Bust complains about a Frederick Maryland meeting on six to the developers and the cost to taxpayers. He urges open discussion without builders lobby influence and asks officials to weigh plans for city development at minimal taxpayer expense. He requests further debate and transparency from City Hall.
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Frederick News
Frederick Ci
Aur
Robert Clapp
Clapp
Air Fair City
City Hall
Francis W. Bust. Sr
Garrollton Drive
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1903 column recalls local events from September including a tennis match where Hendrickson defeated Carroll, Hersperger winning a Smith and Derizbaugh trophy leg, and a tomato canning accident at North Market Street that burned Ms Groff’s face. Emergency visits followed. A horse hit a milk wagon after kicking, causing the wagon to overturn near Smith and Smith.
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Fhe News
Carroll Hendrickson
East Third Street
Hersperger
Harry P. Fahrney
Samuel UC
Robert Ham
Fredmet
Law Ices
Smith and Smith
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The Neus
A fragment lists names such as Ramaue FE Chles Jo Mertin Thornton W. Rogers George W. Hoffman Reno B Eldridce and others. A fire caused by children playing with matches destroyed a strawrick on Three Springs Farm near Ruckeys town. Halleldon, known as Walkersville’s pride, increased his earnings by 310,900 after winning the Mantharmne Gold Cup in Chicago.
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Ramaue FE
Jo Mertin
Fames C
Nui
Thornton W. Rogers
George W. Hoffman
Reno
Eldridce
Walter G. Crowther II
Joseph C Thomas
Cart IF Kanton
Wiliam Woosburn
Pinkey Warrenfeltz
Charles F. Smith
John E. Gibbert
George P. Devitbiss
Upton W. Grossnickie
Paul C. Derr
Three Springs
G. L. Thomas
Ruckeystown
Halledon
Walkersville
Chicago
Local Graduates Head for Basic Training and Exhibits
Miss Huffer leaves for basic at Fort McClellan Alabama after graduating from Frederick, Maryland, joining the new Women's Army Corps. A free exhibit and a lunch center are noted. Miss Margaret is among graduates from the Frederick County hospital program in West Virginia, with mentions of prior schooling and destinations.
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Fort McClellan
Ala
Huffer
Frederick I Veduses
Baltimore
Motor Venici
Miss Margaret
3S Hospital
Scacol Martinssure
Ana Ues
Fredereckation
Ang St. Ilie
Francis
Women Today in Brief Unclear Exhibit Notes
Dorothy Roe reports from the American Exhibit where Barbara de Mach booth interactions are described. The fragment hints at reactions and perceptions during a weeklong stint, with impressions of Americans and emotions about returning to Rome.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
America
Barba York
Rome
Barbara de Mach Booth
Snears
Booth
Crew Rescued From Fishing Vessel In Bay
Norfolk Va AP boat crew members aboard a fishing vessel in Chesapeake Bay were rescued after distress near midnight. Four men were saved to safety, while two remained missing until daylight, with all rescued reported in good condition.
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Norfolk
Manasquan
Death notices from Pleasant View and nearby towns
Obituaries report Robert A Ambush of Pleasant View aged 77. funeral arrangements set at Pleasant View Methodist Church with services led by Rev O B Jackson. Also listed are James H Carter of Yarrowsburg and Mrs Clara Stockman of Jefferson with details on birthplaces, survivors, and funeral plans.
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James H. Carter
James Howard Carter
Yarrowsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Mary Hoffmaster Carter
Rered
B&o
Yan
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Ellen Hines Carter
Charles Barnhouse
David R. Stockman
Clara Belle Stockman
Jefferson
Joseph E
Mahala Catherine
Stine Zimmerman End
Mount Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mabel Stavg
Washington
James V. Shaif. M Youfigbeth
Feagville
Charlotte Droneburg
Oscar Smith
Pearl Stockman
James Ingram
Winton L. Stockman
Charles J. Stockman
East Church Street
Eugene W. Young
St. Luke's
Feagaville
M. R. Etebison and Son
Funeral notices from Frederick area churches and houses
Funeral services are held for Mrs Matida Kettells widow of Jesse C. Keie at the Frederick memorial hospital and church with Eastern Star members assisting. Interment in Mount Olivet follows. Other services note the death of Mr W W Renn and Mrs Lottie Remsburg with interment at Mount Olivet and Mount Oliver cemeteries. Hilda Norris of the Francis Scott Key Hotel is admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Matida Kettells
Jesse C Kei Ie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert F. Woodward
Loyalty
Order of Eastern Star Middletown
Chatge
Charlotte Reeder
Cyrus Rudy
Mary Dube
James I
G. Horton Peace
Owen W Ayres Jr
Charlies Freet
Ediwth Megeha
F Walace
Robert E. Daile
Homer Renn
Dea
Mastanes
Livelock
Walter D Mehming
Melvin M. Engle
Lee Thomas
Pascal Renn
Charles W. Harris
L. Rawhn Specht
John W Null
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lottie Eleanor Remsburg
Linoyd W. Remsburg
New Market
East Church Street
Byron M. Flory Jr
Bush Creek Church
Hilda Norris
Francis Scott Key Hotel
United Iceland Ice
Illness and Injuries Reported Across Local Homes
Mrs. Dan B. Smith of Ljameville slipped at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana Sunday and was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She returned home Wednesday and is recovering satisfactorily. Patrick Kennedy, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Kennedy, broke his leg after a swing fall and is under treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr G E Webb is slowly recovering at home in Bolivar West Virginia after a week in Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg where he was quite ill for several days.
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Dan B. Smith
Ljameville
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patrick Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Matter Avenue
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
W. Va
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
FAVORED POLICE HEARING ON CITY POLICY
In a court house meeting Monday the residential covets policy was discussed with voters showing overwhelming approval of a development policy. Several votes were taken but not tabulated. The 13-25 policy drew less support than the general policy proposal. Several attendees indicated ties to the real estate business by a show of hands.
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Court House
Cty
Mary Moore Returns From Memphis Visit
Mrs. Mary Moore of Old Braddock returns home after a week in Memphis with son Jack Moore and family. Donald Moore also spent five weeks in Memphis with his brother. Mr and Mrs G Ernest Lipps of 1151 West South Street celebrate their 39th wedding anniversary Monday. Frederick A Mecklenburg was arrested for vagrancy at the Francis Scott Key Hotel by Detective Sherman H Boone with trial set for tomorrow at 7 p.m. He had been a patient at Harrisburg State Hospital.
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Theresa Wivell
Emmits
Genevieve Wivell
Joan Orndorff
Emsburg
Catherine Reaver
Keymar
Nora Knott
Thurmont
Wivell
Crushow
Fegroom
el Reesen
Hanover
James Reaver
Hermar
Paul Wivell
Donald Reaver
James Hemler
Fred Sherman
Belgie
Chaitan
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Emmitspurg
Beaver
St. Joseph's High School
Mount St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg
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St. Joseph’s High School
I Cambridge Rubber Co
Town
Marco Porta
Susan Barbee
Mary Moore
Old Braddock
Memphis
Jack .Moore
Donald Moore
G. Ernest Lipps
West South Street
Frederick A. Mecklenburg
Sherman H. Boone
Francis Scott Key
Mecklenburg
Harrisburg State Hospital
Harrisburg
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