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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

2

Rates and notices in The Associate Press press dated 1951

The fragment lists subscription rates for various periods and carriers, mentions Frederik, Missouri area, and references The Associate Press. It notes terms for months and year pricing and includes a line about reuse rights and newspaper publication context from September 19, 1951.

Evers Iterncon Socteese & Mfg. CO Frederik, Ma Mac Mocth Cressatons Tee Asuraieg Press

College Rush Begins Amid Record Higher Education Demand

Higher education enrollment is expected to reach about 3 450 000 this fall, a gain of roughly 200 000 students and 64 percent over last year, with state universities seeing the largest increases. Private colleges face heavier applications, while admissions remain selective due to facilities.

Lawrence G. Derthick United Tes Amd

Personal Notes on U S Navy Man and Local Visits

Robert Wheeler of U S Navy visited friends in Frederick on Thursday and Friday last week. Chief Petty Officer Wheeler formerly served at Fort DeTrick. Jeanne C Smith of Baltimore, Bette Lou Markoe of Frederick, and Sarah Palmer of Hagerstown returned from a ten day vacation in Hermuda. Mrs Raymond L Smith of Woodsboro and Jeanne C Smith visited William F Binkley family in Indianapolis Ind. Mrs Binkley is Audrey L Smith Woodsboro.

Robert Wheeler U. & Navy Frederick Wheeler Fort Detrick Jeanne C. Smith Baltimore Bette Lou Markoe Sarah Palmer Hagerstown Hermuda Raymond L. Smith Woodsboro William F. Binkley Indianapolis Ind Binkley Audrey L. Smith

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1907

Fifty years ago items from The News dated September 15 1907 report a lightning strike on the large bank barn at William Yinglings Greenfield causing total loss of barn and crops with the lander uninjured. Calvin Zellers burned by hot metal at Ox Fibre Brush works returned to work. Edward Miller overcome while cleaning a cesspool at the Toll House. Bijou theater moving pictures to feature realistic sound effects under manager Downing. Frederick College opened with nearly 2 students. Prof R V Swain named principal.

William Yingling Greenfield Yingling Calvin Zellers Edward Miller Downing Frederick College R. V. Swain Powhatan College

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

September 19 1937 items recount President Franklin D stopping briefly in the Vindobona at Bre county ceremony at Antietam on route from White House Walter Bidle Srds 8 year old son injured when struck by a truck near home Dentist Radcliffe from Hagerstown attends a dentists meeting and sleeps through stop Constitution Grove planted for the 15th anniversary of the U S Constitution at Emmitsburg with trees donated by churches civic groups and fraternal organizations advancing the commemorative program

Franklin D Bre County Robert EF. Delaplaime The News the Post White House Antietam Walter Bidle Srd Bidle, Jr Radcliff Hagerstown Baltimore Emmitsburg

Rites Friday For Snowdens Double Funeral Services

Double funeral services will be held Friday at one o clock for Rose A Snowden and her husband Clarence E Snowden of Otefeld who died Tuesday evening. The rites are at the New Wind church with interment in the church cemetery. Rev Aaron Jobsson will preside. Snowden, aged 62, was born in Roanoke County to the late x m and Mary Bell Snowden. Surviving are siblings Mrs Elizabeth Snowden Charles and Paul Snowden of Tramsville and Mrs Clara Dotson Mrs Ella Myers James and William Snowden. He served overseas in World War I.

Rose A. Snuwden Clarence E. Snowden Otefeld Irs D D. Hartler Trey Wextville Methodist Church Amy Aaron Jobsson Wills Gnoudes Roanoke Snowden County X m Mary Bell Snowden Elizabeth Snowden Charles Paul Snowden Tramsville Clara Dotson Ella Myers James William Snowden iLewis R. Baker Lewis R Baker Lovettsville Balimore Brunswick Boears Baltimore Baker George Ida Brown Baker Edgar George Eichison Baker Jerusalem Lutheran Church Michael W.kretsinger Union Cemetery R. E. Brown Charles Andrew Campbell Clifford Avenue Alexandria E. Theodore Landis Methodist Church Campbell Bor Clarke County May I.doral Ford Ijamsville

Births Reported From Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital records for September 16 to 18 include multiple birth announcements. The Tuckers of 326 Thomas Avenue welcome their third child, a son named Thomas Jeffery, with Dorothy Soper as the mother. The Boyers of Middletown announce Lisa Diane, a daughter. Charles Clark of Fort Detrick and Kenneth Wisner of Route 1 report a son Reginald Oliver and a daughter Gwenusiva Benise, respectively. Norbert Goulden of New Windsor announces Shirley Marie, a daughter. Emmett Pearre of Clarksburg reports Douglas Ray, a son. Robert Willett of Westminster welcomes Glenn Allan, a son. Stanley Leeg of Point of Rocks reports Sherty Lynn, a daughter. All mothers are listed with maiden names and locations across Frederick area.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Richard Tucker Thomas Avenue Thomas Jeffery Tucker Dorothy Soper Frederick Joseph Boyer Jr Middletown Lisa Diane Boyer Cleo A. Cline Charles Clark Detrick Reginald Oliver Kenneth Wisner Route 1 Gwenusiva Benise Sienday Wisner Shirley Smith Norbert Goulden New Windsor Shirley Marie Goulden Anne Bolin Emmett Pearre Clarksburg Douglas Ray Pearre Ann McEtfres Robert D. Willet Westminster Glenn Allan Wiltet Ethel Ray Hampstead Stanley Leeg Point of Rocks Sherty Lynn

Birthday celebration for Jacob E. Cline family in Pottsville area

A Sunday gathering in Myersville honors Jacob E. Cline on his birthday September 17 marking the elder Cline's family milestone chain. Grandson Richard N Cline turned 24 on the 16th and great grandson Douglas Lee Cline had his first birthday on the 72nd. Floyd Cline marked his 15th on September 29. Family members and relatives from Myersville Mountaindale Riversville and Pottstown gathered, with many gifts and visits noted throughout Labor Day weekend.

Jacob E. Cline Myersvillec Richard XN. Cline Douglas Lee Cine Floyd Cline Pells Richard Tom Mary Ann Alichael Raymond L. Markley William Markley Myers, Ville Ralph Cline John Mountaindale Alan Roshan Richard N Debbie Douglas Cline Riversville Grayson Cline Green Michael Albert Pottstown Alrs Elwood, Green

Ill Patients Return Home After Hospital Stays

Among the sick, Robert Abrecht Sr. of East Third Street returned home from Newton D Baker Veterans center in Martinsburg West Virginia. He expects to reenter the hospital in September 2019 for further surgery. William Snoots, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Snoots of Buckeystown, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday for a knee operation and is reported in re condition. E Woodson of RFD 1, I ck, admitted Wednesday to Vindohona Convalescent and Rest Home, is in fair condition. Marsha Jane Crum, daughter of LeRos Cru East Fourth Street, has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery. Robert E Delaplaines has a diaperfume on Upper Terrace after undergoing surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Robert Abrecht Sr East Third Strcet Iday Newton D. Baker Wei‘érans Center Martinsburg W. Va William Snoots Mr and Airs Robert Snoots Buckeystown Frederick Memorial Hospital E. Woodson Rfdi Vindohona Marsha Jane Crum And LeRos i. Cru East Fourth Street Robert E. Delaplaines Upper Terrace Frederick Memoral Hospital

Reports Producers To Raise Milk Prices

Baltimore The legislature council will study reports that Maryland dairy producers plan price increases due to a prolonged drought. Delegate Culotia notes the higher costs will be passed to consumers. The issue goes to the judiciary committee led by Senator Malkus.

Baltimore Thegislature Council Maryland del. Culotia R-Balio Sen Malkus Ud-Dorchester

Ground Broken For 850000 Salvation Army Building

Salvation Army ground breaking on West Fifth Street signals immediate construction of a 350000 project. Local contractor Lloyd C. Culler estimates 150 working days, though cold weather and distance push completion to next March. Community leaders, Lt. Col Hoffman and Mrs. Mars Hodgson participated as Richard Zimmerman chairs the fund drive and Lt. Harry Powell commands the local Army. The new facility will include a chapel and auditorium with updates to the existing building.

Salvation Army West Fifth Street Mary The Lloyd C. Culler Mars Condon Hodgson J. Hoffman Hoffman Richard E. Zimmerman Harry E. Powell

Frederick YMCA Pool Highlights Community Fitness Drive

The Frederick YMCA at Court and West Church streets hosts a wide range of activities. Robert Fogle and Donald Stull from Lewis town display swimming skills learned at the Y. The pool, modernized at a cost of 3000 dollars, draws many swimmers despite higher operating costs. It supports farm boys and local youth through specialized lessons and open-water training.

W.mlc Robert Fogle Donald Stull Lewis Frederick Frederick County YMCA Court West Church Streets Am Maisive FH. Lewis Elm Street Jack G Eim County Sesui Griffin

Deaths in area include Miss Mary Anna Dodge

Mary Anna Bodge aged 69 died Saturday morning at Charles Town General Hospital after a long illness. She was born August 1, 1888 in the Mt. Mission section of Jefferson County near Harpers Ferry and was long time organist at Muriel Hill Methodist Church. Interment was in Muriel Hill Cemetery. A cousin Miss Emma Jane Johnson survives. Friends called at Melvin T. Strider funeral home in Charles Town until Tuesday afternoon. Services conducted by Reverends Lloyd and Fridley.

Mary Anna Dodge Mary Anna Bodge Charles Towns General Hospital Mt. Mission Jefferson County Harpers i Ferry Oliver Harriet Gossler Dodge Muriel ‘Hill Methodist Church Emma Jane Johnson Bliss Dodge iMelvin T. Strider Charles Tees C. W. Lloyd Jher Church Samuel J .Fridiey Church Muriel Hill Harpers Ferry

Funeral Services for Mrs Daisy S Baumgardner

Funeral services for Mrs Daisy S Baumgardner widow of Thomas H Baumgardner were held Wednesday morning with prayers at the funeral home at 9 o'clock and a low requiem mass at 9 30 in St John's Catholic church Rev Herbert R Jordan assisted. Casket bearers were Bernard Robert Thomas J and Robert H Baumgardner grandsons and Hugh Simms John L Mohier and Melvin Seerger. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. C E Cline and Son funeral directors.

Daisy S. Baumgardner Thomas H. Baumgardner St. John’s Catholic Church Herbert R. Jordan Bernard Robert Thomas J Robert H. Baumgardner Hugh Sim

Soviet Russia upholds segregation in Asia schools

A historical piece discusses Soviet policy in Central Asia, noting separate schools for Russians and natives, and quoting Kennedy and Douglas on segregation. It questions Western concern over Soviet actions and contrasts with U.S. debates on race. Funeral notices for local residents accompany the page.

Russia Central Asia Soviet Union Theard Daily Worker Communist Party inNew York Soviet Russia Robert Kennedy Committee of the United States Sen Wiliam C. Douglas Jthe Supreme Court of Kennedy U.S. Vs & World Report Mr.Douglas Imagazine Mr. Kennedy Justice Douglas Look Douglas Tashkent Alma Ata Douglas Bol Moscow Supreme Court Ofofl America Messrs. Douglas

Red Feather Agency Seeks Extra Funds for 1957 Campaign

Chief source of income remains Community Chest, with nominal fees for memberships and lodging. In 1956 the Chest contributed 58,823. 1957 needs an additional 7,175. YMCA program supports Frederick County youth and adults. gifts through the Chest will sustain growing demands.

Red Feather Agency YMCA Frederick County Ches

Social Security widows gain access under new marriage rule

Legal changes to the Social Security law ease marriage requirements for widows and wives. If married at least three years and meet other conditions, a widow may apply for monthly payments based on the husband’s work record, even without prior proof of support or direct eligibility. The amendment was enacted by Congress before adjournment, and readers are invited to write Ray Henry with questions.

Ray Henry Congress Dreamband Shelly Taset &9 Social Security

Weddings Tie Two Ceremonies In One Day

Alice Yvonne Michael and Sandra Darlene Michael wed Robert Klipp in a Mt. Phillip Road ceremony with Rev. Dale Burrington officiating. The brides wore street length white dresses and red rose bouquets. The newlyweds planned a Anchorage departure after the Army groom’s station assignment. A separate chapel service united Alice Yvonne Michael and Edwin Wheat Felton Shaver, with Shaver’s parents in attendance. The Shaver couple will reside near Mt. Phillip Road. City crews reported grading on Schley Avenue near the Rosedale center as sewer work advances on Taney Avenue.

Robert W. Michael Sr Mt Phillip Road Alice ¥Vonne Sandra Darlene Michael Robert Grayson Klipp Robert Kipp Evangelical _ Lutheran ‘church Dale Burrington Alice Michael Robert W. Michael Jr Anchorage Alaska F. W. Woolworth Co Frederick Food Fair Frederick Shopping Center Mt. Phillip Road Schley Avenue Rosedale Civic Center John A. Derr Taney Avenue

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the News Snowdens Condon Hodgson Huffman John W. Morgan Jacob R. Ramsburg Frank Keeter Dan Weinberg Richard £. Zinmerman Building Food Hodgson Col. Hullman Guy E. Kelly Raymond E. Wilhelm Red Feather Campaign Frederick Y. M.C.A Young Mackley Frank Keefer Jack Griffin Fogie and Stull County Council PTA Citizens Council of Public Schools Granze Federal Land Health Council Tuscarora Archery Club City Youth Temperance Bors Yenmen Rvaarz Lawrence By David Lawrence N. Market St Maurice D. Ashbury All Saints Episcopal Church Fitzaugh Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy Horace Custis Jr Snowden Custis Gregg Custis Robert Custis Sidney Handy Garnett C_ Ball Mrt. Olivet Cemetery R. E_ Dailey funeral home Violet Koons Fuss J. Thomas Fuss Bruce Shanholtz General Secre Miss Emmalin Reformed Cemetery Taney T. Thompson Clyde M.i Kensington Gardens Nursing Home Weller Arthur Thompson Lester Bones Young In Kensington Norman R. Hann Albert Men's Christian Association Toe Fun. Parrish Albert Moy Tommy Rey Henry Qhuppig Alice Yvonne Michael Edwin Wheat Felton Shaver Corm Walter Shaver Rowelsburg Termre Tour Cedes Siasr
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