Dangerous Missions Hurricane Edna and sisters in the Atlantic
Hurricanes Edna and her sisters are tracked from birth in the Caribbean nursery to sea. Navy and Air Force crews form hurricane hunter squadrons to monitor storms and gather data. A 16 hour Bermuda based B 29 crew entered the eye to relay fixes and locate Nantucket Lightship before guiding a Coast Guard recovery. The exhausted pilot landed with near empty fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Caribbean
Navy
Air Force
Edna
Nantucket
Teachers salaries raise urged by local committee
The Frederick News reports that a Citizens Committee proposes a modest increase in teacher salaries aligned with financing practices. The plan aims to support future educators and bolster local schools with backing from the community and the Local Future Teachers of America.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Ee A
Great Southern Atg
Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Future Teachers of America
Fred
Crick
Lea Ie
Edward Cherry
Letters To The Editor on Bus Integration and Teacher Shortage
The letters discuss a colored family denying involvement in school bus integration and propose steps to tackle teacher shortages. They urge avoiding misuse of opinions and suggest prioritizing certified teachers, scholarships, parental education, and organized citizen action to address the crisis. The pieces reflect 1950s local concerns in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velux Tae
Cate Ployer
Mrs
Leon ‘Howard
RFD
Frederick
Pete Stout Dies At 39 In Frederick County
Wilbur Edwin Pete Stout of Woodsboro dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 39 after a malignant illness. He led as a noted amateur shortstop, manged the Union Bridge club, and played for Frederick Hustlers before illness halted his career. Survived by widow Alice Pittinger Stout and daughter Linda Lou, also by his father Charles Stout, stepmother in Nazareth, a brother Donald Stout, and nieces and nephews. Remains at his Woodsboro home with services to follow at Woodsboro Lutheran Church and Mt. Hope Cemetery, Woodsboro.
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Frederick County
Wilbur Edwin
Pete) Stout
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge Club
Stout
Nazareth
Charles
Georgia Shank Stout
Nicholson's Grocery
Alice Pittinger Stout
Linda Lou
Frederick
Donald Stout
Stockerstown
Lutheran Kubo Ae 2
de Psaoa
Canona Ieee
Mt. Hope Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Describes Mt Airy fire destruction at dawn with four buildings burned and several damaged. Bellevue Lettres Society officers elected with R Hamm as president and W Dellaplaine as vice president among others. Willie Winks, owned by Dr. R W Smith, placed third in a 2 15 pacing class at Hanover. Nelsons sold a brick dwelling on East Second Street for 3400 to W Howard Young. Incorporation papers filed for Pepples Light and Heat Company Thurmont with listed incorporators.
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MT. Airy
Uniteds
Belles Lettres Literary Society
R. Hamm
W. Dellaplaine
H. Zeigler
J. Toms
H. Clary
L. Woodward
W. Cramer
T. Legg
Willie Winks
R.W. Smith
Frederick
Hanover
Joseph Nelson Williams
Chicago
Frederick JJ
Nelson
Sie
East Second Street
W. Howard Young
Pepples Light and Heat: Company
Thurmont
Charles C. Waters
Frank Hesson
Charles MJ. Mackley
Warner T. Grimes
Maurice Jo Albaugh
James T. Waesche
DR. Rouzer
M. L
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Columns Of The News dated Sept 18 1954 reports a collision injuring J Sewell Kennedy’s son two fractures in the left arm. Plans for reassessment of all properties 1935 noted. River conditions with rivermen estimating a five to six foot reach of water. Monocacy floodwaters receding and Liberty road reopened after flood closure. Frederick Republican Club formed at Francis Scott Key Hotel with Eugene A Alexander elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Doli
J. Sewell
Liberty Road
Republican Club
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Eugene A. Alexander
Deaths in Maryland and near counties bulletin
Maurice Milton Mossburg 85.1 died at his Poolesville home Friday morning a retired farmer son of Peter and Margaret Mossburg survived by wife Esther Mary and daughter Ella May Cooley services Monday 2 p.m. at Barnesville funeral home interment Monocacy cemetery Beallsville. William B. Hilton funeral director. John Thomas McGovern 89 died Friday noon in Baltimore home of his sisters survived by sisters Anna L. and Margaret R. McGovern. Remains at Brunswick funeral home services Monday 9 30 a.m. at St Francis Brunswick interment Park Heights cemetery. C H Feete and Bros funeral directors. Maynard J Routzahn Myersville died Friday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 4 years son of Jacob and Mary Brandenburg Routzahn member of St John’s Lutheran Church prior to illness with Kehne Furniture Co. widow Louise Wachtel Routzahn and daughters Marilyn and Ann, siblings Fred Ahrens Samuel L Routzahn Mrs John Nicodemus Dr William Routzahn Miss Ruth Routzahn. Funeral Sunday 3 p.m. at Myersville funeral home interment United Brethren cemetery. Paul F Bittle funeral director. Abraham G Greenwalt 78 died at his Sandy Hook home Monday Sept 13 after long illness former B&O Railroad boilermaker son of Abraham and Sarah Noose Greenwalt born near Harpers Ferry. Surviving wife and eight children including Mary Madeline Mirley Greenwalt Daisy L Hackiey Sadie V Kronk Nellie M Noose Ella M Deener four sons Howard F J William Joseph F all of Sandy Hook Roy of Washington. Funeral from home Thursday afternoon Rev J W Seay officiating interment Ebenezer cemetery Loudoun County.
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Maurice Milton Mossburg
Poolesville
Peter and
Margaret Mossburg
Esther Mary Mossburg
Ella May Cooley
Ranier
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
John Thomas McGovern
Brunswick
Nellie Blane
McGovern
Caroline Street
Baltimore
James and
Catherine Kelly AicGovern
Anna L
Margaret R. McGovern
St. Francis Church
Park Heights
C. H. Feete and Bros
Maynard J. Routzahn
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacob and
Mary Brandenburg Routzahn
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Kehne Furniture Co
Frederick
Ate Nis
Louise Wachtel Rautzahn
Marilyn
Ann
Fred Ahrens
Middle- Town
Samuel L. Rautzahn
John Nicodemus
Boonsboro
William F.routzahn
Emmitsburg
Ruth J. Routzahn
Sykesville
United Brethren Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
G. Greenwalt
Abraham G. Greenwalt
Sandy Hook
B. and O
Abraham and
Sarah Noose Greenwalt
Washington County
Harpers Ferry
Mary Magdelene Mirley Greenwalt
Daisy L. Hack
Bramwell Magaha Dies At Frederick Hospital
Thomas Bramwell Magaha 45 of 108 West 12th street died Friday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital after two months illness. He was an express messenger with Railway Express Agency for 15 years. Survived by widow Margaret King Magaha and brother Captain Charles W. Magaha of the Maryland State Police. Body at 106 East Church Street chapel after 7 p.m. Calling. funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Interment in Frederick Memorial Park.
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Thomas Bramwell Magaha
West 12Th’ Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Magaha
Thomas H
Mary E. Magaha
Baltimore
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jacques DeMolay
Frederick Memorial Pack
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Local Notes on Sick and Recoveries in Frederick Area
Among the ill listed here Mrs Roma L Shank of Middletown is to undergo surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stermmer Ramshore of Wendshboro shows slow improvement after three weeks of illness at home. Paul Routeahn of Mudedletoan has returned home after two weeks in Washington County Hospital. Mrs Harry Delauter Sr of Ellerton is home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and doing well. Keller Moser, who stayed with his mother in Foxville, has returned to Newton D Baker Hospital in Martinshing Ohio, with slightly improved condition. Paul Remshure of 404 N Clay Street New Carlisle Ohio shows continued improvement after a major spinal operation at Whamt Valley Hospital Dayton. Remsburg, a former resident of Middletown Braddock Heights, is noted in the item. Louisiana produces oil enough every ten days to pay for the Louisiana Purchase.
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Roma L. Shank
RFD I
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Keller Moser
Visla Punt
Foxville
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinshing
Woova
Paul Remshure
Clay Street
New Catvile
Ohio
Fashion Show And Luncheon Planned For Next Saturday
A fall fashion festival and luncheon will be held in the Wedgewoods room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel next Saturday from 11 30 a m to 2 00 p m. Fashions will be shown continuously with models courtesy of Bennett's Kemp's Penney's Sears Snyder's Hat Shop and Town and Country Shop.
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Wedgewoods
Francis Scott Key
Bennett's
Kemp's
Penney’s
Sears
Snyder's Hat Shop
Town and Country Shop
Families Gather Across States In Social Notes
Mrs Fannie Mullen and Mrs Catharine Setman of Baltimore visited Lewistown hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Putman. Philadelphia guests Mr and Mrs George Pusey spent the weekend with cousins Mrs Charles Putman and Mrs Harry Lohr. Mrs Jacob Warrenfeltz returned to Woilfsville home after visiting Mr and Mrs Roger Pryor and Mr and Mrs Joseph Pryor in Haines City Florida. Mr and Mrs Eugene Brandenburg of Foxville are parents of a T pound daughter born at Washington County Hospital last week. Leahbelle Buhrman is her mother. Mr and Mrs Guy C Kline of Myersville visited son Robert Kline at Scott Air Base Illinois. Marshall Hamilton moved from Frederick to Bowlets Apartments Middletown. Invitations issued for Hamilton Vacilion wedding. Barbara Hamilton and Nick Vaciliou to wed Sunday October 3 at Mt Carmel Methodist church with reception at Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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George Pusey
Philadelphia
Charles Putman
Harry Lohr
Lewistown
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Gson
Philip Warrenfeltz
Woilfsville
Roger Pryor
Joseph Pryor
Haines
City
Fla
Eugene Brandenburg
Foxville
Washington County Hospital
Brandenburg
Leahbelle Buhrman
Archie Buhrman
Guy C. Kline
Myersville
Robert Kline
Scott Air Base
Illinois
Hamilton-Vacilion
Harry I. Hamilton
North Jefferson Street
Barbara
Nick
Vaciliou
Gus J Vaciliou
Wilson Avenue
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joint Recital By Hood College Duo Sept 28
Hood College music department presents a joint piano recital by Catherine Williams and Miriam Rhoads Lewis on September 28 at eight p m in Brodbeck Hall. Williams is Hood professor of music and Lewis a former Hood faculty member. The program features Bach Gossec Scarlatti Zipoli Couperin Schumann. Admission is free.
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Frederick
Hood College Music Department
Catherine Williams
Miriam Rhoads Lewis
Brodbeck Hall
Miss Williams
Hood
Lewis
Hood Music
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Bach
Gossec
Scarlatti
Zipoli
Couperin
Schumann
Vaca- Brahms
Repper
Schutt
Dvolion
Tak
H. G. Benson
Spring Valley
Elizabeth E. Benson
Gallaudet College
Washington
Weddings Highlight Jones-Ockara and Jacobs-Miller Unions
A September wedding at Calvary Methodist Chapel united Bertha Pauline Lockard and Charles Basil Jones in a double ring ceremony. Nancy Anne Miller became Mrs George Carl Jacobs at Grace Episcopal Madison Wisconsin. Engagement announced: Mary Cecilia Linton and Jimmy Eugene Masser plan a November Frederick wedding.
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Edna Moore
Lewistown
Medora Jones
Hummer B. Miller
Charles E. Zimmerman
Caroline Winebrewer
John Shorrow
Virginia
Lockard
Frederick High School
The
Blue and Grey Beauticians
Jones
U. S. Army
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick
Federal Credit Union Seeks Recovery From Government
In Baltimore, a federal judge denied a motion to dismiss the suit by the Federal Credit Union seeking to recover 95 195 dollars embezzled by a bookkeeper. The union claims government audits were negligent and the government bears responsibility for part of the loss. The government argues the credit union cannot sue the government.
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Baltimore
U. S
William C. Coleman
Rignal W. Baldwin Jr
U.S. Atty
George Cochran Doub
Congress
Wallet Seen Major Clue In Slaying
In Reisterstown Maryland police seek a missing wallet as a key clue to the fatal beating of 73 year old John B Shroyer. His sister Alma Shrover of Finksburg says investigators believe robbery was the motive. Shroyer was last seen with his wallet Wednesday before his body was found in neighbor George Merrick’s garage amid signs of a savage struggle. An overturned oil can a basket of apples and scattered blood are noted at the scene.
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Reisterstown
Baltimore County
John B. Shroyer
Alma Shrover
Finksburg
Shroyer
George Merrick
Merrick
Stay At Home Vote Seen as Major GOP Challenge
Maine analysis shows stay at home voting skews Republican, with 983,000 Maine Republicans who voted for Eisenhower not voting for a senator in 1954. Democrats narrowed gaps, but GOP gains hinge on precinct organization to mobilize loyal voters and suppress discontent among Republicans. Attacks broad stay-at-home trend as decisive in close states.
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Sy David Lawrence
Washington
Maine
Congress
America
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Eisenhower
Hberal
McCarthy
Smith
Senator
Stevenson
Ike
Ohio
Truman
Dewey
Taft
Bricker
Damneratin Masinen Fae
Senate
Mike di Salle
Birthday Party For Darlene Keeney At Reynolds Home
A birthday party was held August 20 at Mr. and Mrs. George Reynolds home for their niece Darlene Keeney turning two. Attending were Lewis C. Keeney Jr and wife, Hathe Keeney, Franklin Corun, Walter Keeney and spouses, George Reynolds and family, Pater Kooper, Kuty Keeney, Billy Keeney, Theresa Gross, Billy Corun, Sharon Keener, Connie Donsife, Mary Alice Poole, with gifts and cards exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Darlene Keeney
Lewis C. Keeney
Hathe Keeney
Franklin Corun
Walter K. Keeney
Pater Kooper
Kuty Keeney
Billy Keeney
Theresa Gross
Billy Corun
Sharon Keener
Connie Donsife
Mary Alice Poole
Avila Named Honorary Mayor in California Village
In Avila California the village designated baseball star Bobby Avila of the Cleveland Indians as its honorary mayor in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the Tribe this year. Mrs Evelyn Phelan president of the Avila Crime Assn noted the acceptances were yesterday.
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Avila
Calif
Bobby Avila
Cleveland Indians
Evelyn Phelan
Avila Crie Assn
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Coast Guard
Place Frederick, Md
Maryland
Pete Stout
T. Bramwell Magaha
Louisiana
Pocetenews
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Charles Younkins
Route 1
Middletown
Audrey Rice
Raymond Rice
Harold Wise
Aaron Jay
John W. Eldridge
Reno L. Eldridge
Guy van Metre
Mineral Point
Wisconsin
Simon Summers
West Coast
Los Angeles
California
Bradford
Edwin H. Spensel
Greencastle
Kenneth Remsboro
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
Charles Roulette
Sharpsburg
Sponseller
Civic Club
Frederick Civic Club
Emory B. Shipley
West Patrick Street
Hood College
Gale P. Miner
Miner
Robert Jordan
Shipley
Harry D.radcliff
Coblentz—Hurst
W. Keiffer Coblentz
Janice
Coblentz-Garst
Paul
Virginia Garst
J. Gilmer Garst
Allante
Finn Lutheran Church
Garst
Beaver College
Harold Seaman
Beaver
C. Lease Bussard
Fannie Mullen
Catharine Setman
Marshall Hamilton
Bowlets Apartments
West Main Street
Betty Lou Gaver
J. Robert Edwards
East Patrick Street
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Andrew G. Truxal
Ray R. Taylor
Miami, Fla
Elliot Gross
Maude Grumbine
Mi .Fcher
Edith Grimthing
Frank Rouzer
Rouzer
Agnes Stewart
Fr. Warne
Rauzer
Wiliam J. Staner
Thumont
Lallian Flohr
Or+ Janda
Ida Schildt
Jerret Hurley
Columbus
Oho
Oscar Fogle
Ross W. Ebenbrode
Miles
Inlaw
George Dickson
Washington, TD
Canada
Shirley Freck
Mary i Dinterman
Shirley Boone
Walkersville High
Doubs
Harold Carey
Monroe Thomas
Thomas
Charles E. Krantz
Lee Jacobs
Lin- Gen Hills
Charles Krantz
John Krantz
Carrol Huffer
Leo Krantz
Carol Louise
Jane Krantz
Guy Buckey
Franklin
Donna Buckey
Charles Haines
Paul Haines
Harry Krantz
Richard Jacobs
William Edward
Nancy Krantz
Geraldine Geisbert
Melvin Krantz
Richard
James Krantz
Jesse Krantz
Eleanor
Susan Krant
Church Home and Hospital
Balttimore
University of Wisconsin Hospital
Madison
U. S. Army Air Corps
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Alexander Cochran and Associates, Architects
St. Paul St
Catherine Alice Miller
Martin Linton
Mary Cecilia
Jimmy Eugene Masser
Mr. Pleasant
Emma Masser
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