Local Notes on Hospital Stay and Recoveries
Among The Sick Miss Cindy Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Warner of South Jefferson Street has returned home where she is improving nicely. Rebecca Ron Thompson 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Marlon Thompson of Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Hilda Snoots of West Patrick Street has recovered from a pot knee injury which confined her to home for a week.
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Cindy Warner
Charles Warner F
South Jefferson Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rebecca Ron Thompson
Airs
Marlon Thompson
Brunswick
Hilda Snoots
West Patrick Street
Equinoctial Event Marked by Autumnal Equinox
A lay summary explains equinoxes and solstices through a simple model of the earth as an orange orbiting a lamp sun. It notes tilted axis causes seasons with solstices on June 21 and December 22, and equinoxes on March 20 and Sept 23, when day and night are equal.
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North Pole
Equator
Census vote drive urges registration for 107 million
The Census Bureau cites 107 million people of voting age. Four years ago 62 million voted. 40 million stayed home. Parties and groups push to boost turnout, aiming to improve 1956 results. Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko depart for a U S tour marking 10 years of US Japanese relations.
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Census Bureau
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Personal notices for Simmons Lipps and Mover anniversaries
Arnold Simmons and daughter Miss Rebecca Ann Simmons of West Fourth Street celebrate their birthdays today. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ernest Lipps observe their 40th wedding anniversary yesterday. Mr. Gordon Mover and wife Connie Mover of Alternate U. S. 40 near Frederick mark their eighth wedding anniversary today.
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Mir
Arnold Simmons
Rebecca Ann Simmons
West Fourth Street
Simmons
G. Ernest Lipps
Gordon Mover
Connie Mfever
U.S. 40
Frederick
Explorer Of Sewers Is Arrested In Baltimore
Da vid Robbins aged 35 and two companions were arrested after emerging from a street manhole while claiming to search Baltimore sewers for money. Police charged them with unlawful entry of a manhole and held them on $500 bail. Robbins faced a prior sewer related incident while previously employed by the city to locate weaknesses in the sewer system.
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Baltimore
David Robbins
Robbins
Water supply improves after weekend rain
The city’s water system gained strength over the weekend as rain in the mountains above Fishing Creek boosted supply. Harley and Kit Chen dissolve partnership at Frederick Garage on West Patrick Street, with John H. Grove purchasing supplies to open a rear West Patrick Street garage. Crum and Davidson hire C Harry Derr after he earned a B S from Washington and Lee University to aid engineering work. Mrs Clarence Johnson of North Market Street slips on stairs and breaks a small bone in her left leg.
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Fishing Creek
Harley and Kitchen
Frederick
West Patrick Street
John H. Grove
O U.am
C. Harry Derr
Middletown
Arnold—Piper
Mary Catherine Piper
Nor‘man Piper
Brunswick
Howard Warne Ar‘nold
Howard
Arnold
Victor Hayes
Fred Lee George
Phyllis Morsberger
Joyce Piper
Carolina Angillio
Washington, D. C
Patsy Wenner
Romanna Burkett
Rockville
Patti Ann
Norma Jean Piper
Norman Runkles
Richmond
Marion Burkett
Wayne Carter
John Good
Strayer College
Washington
Brunswick High School
Department of Commerce Bureau of Public Roads
IBM
Silver Spring
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post September 22
Military headlines report Nazi raiders over England, heavy bombing of London, and air raids under post dawn. The government plans to purchase Maryland apples and a Jefferson residence sale totals $1 605. Italian positions in Africa faced British attacks while Japan moves toward French Indo China. A Bartholows delegation asks dirt road improvements near Bartholows toward the Kemptown Highway. A British refugee ship sinks raising 293 lives lost. The Potomac River Bridge at Brunswick opens to vehicular traffic. Frederick County funds from state gasoline taxes halt new road contracts. The Washington Redskins beat the Giants 21 to 7. Calvary Methodist marked the church edifice anniversary with sermons by Bishop Leonard and Rev. Williams.
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England
London
Maryland
Mary E. Shaff
Jefferson
Hubert Horine
Africa
Indo-China
Bartholows
Kemptown
Fingerbeard
Canada
Biitons
Potomac River
Brunswick
C. H. Feete
Brunswick Boosters’ Committee
Frederick County
Roger H. Willard
Washington Redskins
New York Giants
Adna W. Leonard
Washington Area
G. Ellis Williams
Washington West District
Calvary Methodist Church
West Second Street parking meters show mixed receipts and tests
Receipts from 30 new meters on West Second Street ranged from 1.38 to 19.88 dollars as merchants backed the plan but critics note persistent all day parking elsewhere. City officials cite nearby lots with all day parking and token options at the Optimist Lot while debates over meter effectiveness continue into the holiday period.
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West Second Street
Hemp
Charles V. Main
Main
Stup
North Market Street
City Hall
West Second Streets
Winchester Hall
William B. Burall
Parker
Burall
Teachers Conference Opens With Wiles Address
Frederick County Educators gather for a two group conference next week with Dr. Wiles as keynote consultant. Dr. Wiles leads the main address while Dr. Dorn oversees the secondary group on public school financing plans.
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Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
James E.lightner
Brunswick High School
Earhart
Wiles
Lee L. Smith
Brunswick Elementary School
Public Schools of Maryland
Wesley N. Dorn
State Department of Education
Robert E. Hess
Walkersville High School
Hood College student runner up in national queen contest
Patricia Merrill a Hood College junior from Little Silver New Jersey was named first runner up in the National College Queen contest in New York City. She was Maryland Queen in preliminaries and scored 30 percent beauty 50 percent brains.
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Hood College
Patricia Merril
Patricia Merrill
New York City
Little Silver
N. J
Maryland College
New York
Hood
Miss Merrill
Merrill
University of Miami
Europe
Vassar College
Youth Research Institute of
Knitted Outerwear Foundation
Funeral services for three locals held midweek
Funeral services were conducted for George C. Huffer at Gladhill funeral home Middletown with Rev. Carroll Boyer officiating and interment in Reformed cemetery. Margaret Ellen Lease died early Monday and was laid to rest at Mount Oliver cemetery with Rev. Rayyeond E Wilhelm presiding. Daisy Catherine Lawson of Mt Airy had services at Francis H Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville with Rev. Gilbert Hart officiating and burial in Mt Olivet.
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George C. Huffer
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
Carroll Boyer
Donald Huffer
Dorsey Rice
Dorsey Ahalt
Sonny Smith
Thomas Crummitt
Richard Smith
Reformed Cemetery
Margaret Ellen Lease
West Fifth Street
East Church Street
Ray Yeond E Wilhelm
Grace
Church of Christ
Funeral Home
Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. Ritchison and Son
Daisy Catherine Lawson
Mt. Airy
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Gilbert Hart
St. Paul
Local Obituaries List Several Frederick County Figures
Edgar Hubble of near Myersville dies at 04 near Frederick Memorial Hospital following his wife by five years. Survived by four children Herman Henry Harry and Mamie. Interment in Zion Cemetery. Clarence A Little of Hagerstown dies age 66. Survived by wife Agnes and son James Walter. Funeral Saturday 2 PM Rest Haven Cemetery. Carrie Jane Mason of Mercesburg dies at home of daughter in Green Castle. Survived by brother Charles Baker. Lillie E. Weaver 80 of Biglerville dies of coronary occlusion. Infant son of Jacob M Johnson Jr. dies at Frederick Memorial. Interment Mount Oliver Cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son directing.
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Edgar Hubble
J. Edgar Hubble
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Andy
Amanda Harmon Hubble
Herman Hubble
Poolesville
Henry Hubble
Harry Hubble
Rockville
Mamie Gardner
Florida
J. B. Croy
Zion
Zion Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
Clarence
Clarence Albert Little
Agnes M. (Tillet) Little
Hagerstown
Burkittsville
John William
Florence C. (Hults) Little
First Baptist Church
James Walter
George H. Little
Rest Haven Cemetery
William E. Mason
Carrie Jane Mason
William FE. Mason
Mercersburg
Kenneth Hill
Greencastle
Fairfield
John A
Martha (Reese) Baker
Trinity United Church of Christ
Daughters of Trinity
Women’s Guild
Charles Baker
Highfield
J. M. Weaver
Lillie E. Weaver
Biglerville, Pa
Rt. 1
Adams County
C. G. Crist
Frederick County
John M. Weaver
Church of the Brethren
Jacob M
Iva Lee Foster Johnson Jr
Buckeystown
Jacob M. Johnson
Phyllis Lee Johnson
John H. Foster
Jacob M. Johnson Sr
Hamsville
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Kiddies School Plans Possible Afternoon Session
The Frederick Free Kindergarten opens October 3 with full capacity enrollment for morning classes and potential afternoon sessions to handle overflow. If enough applicants arrive a second class would be added, with 30 students needed to schedule the afternoon group.
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Frederick
M. P. Emmert
Raymond Gregoire
Federated Charites
South Market Street
The
Community Chest
Emmert
Gregoire
Grayson E. Bowers
Court Square
Weddings Dove Lowry The Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Two Virginia couples share ceremonies in Leesburg and Brunswick. Sarah Linda Lowry and Edward Wilson Dove wed in a formal double ring service at Leesburg, with reception then travel to Roanoke for a southern wedding trip. Barbara Elizabeth Mann and Howard Frye marry at New York Hill Methodist Church in Brunswick, with plans for a Wisconsin trip and residence in Lovettsville.
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Dove—Lowry
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Sarah Linda Lowry
Norvel Lee Lowry Sr
Lavettsville
Edward Wilson Dove
Samuel Dove
Winchester
David Crawford
Mary Page Leigh
Leesburg
Wiliam Tincher
Hamilton
J. Richard Michael
Maxine Cole
Benna Vista
Nancy Sydnor
Lynchburg
Thomas Baker
Wilbur Dove
Fairfax
Samuel Long
Wincheser
Irvin Shendon
Norvel Lee Lowry Jr
Lovettsville
Gary Lowry
Robert Bowman
Nason Lowry
Harry Lowry
Barbara Lowry
Janet Dove
Loudoun County High School
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Roanoke
Dove
Handley High School
Shepherd College
Blacksburg
Ouiet
Thomes Wiley
Roy Fletcher
Washington
Mary
Martha . Dickinson
Thomas
Culpeper, Va
Will Dickinson
Jack Garnett
John
Fredericksburg, Va
Frye—Mann
Barbara Elizabeth Mann
William P. Mann
RFD
Purcellville
Howard IL
Frye
F. Myrland Frye
New York Hill Methodist Church
Brunswick
F. A. Thorn
John Paul Jones
Frederick
Insurgent killed in clash with Castro forces in Pinar del Rio
In San Cristobal, Pinar del Rio Province, Fidel Castro troops clashed with an antigovernment band. One insurgent was killed and a militiaman wounded, according to informed sources.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
San Cristobal
Pinar del Rio
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Akihito
Michiko
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Tokyo
Japan
News-Post
Freak J. Keefer
Dern
Frederick County Teachers' Association
Mary M. Margrabe
Ralph Fel Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church
America the Beautiful
Brunswick Elementary School Glee Club
Duane V. Smyth
Frederick J. Heidrich
Frederick County Heart <Association
Anna May Hughes
Frederick High School
Clayton E. Rose
New York State Teachers’ Association
Fred Brown Jr
Vera M
Foreign Policy Association
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Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant Hall
Fannie Rippeon
William Brooks
Charles Main
Harvey Fogle
W. B. Brooks
Mark Brashears
Judy Blank
Mary Gibbons
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George Barr
Onski
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Cleveland
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Newton Watkins
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Preston Poole
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William Mercer
Marion Whittier Jr
Tommy
Michael
Candice Lynn
Harvey Fogie
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Harvey Fogle Jr
Linda
Bernard Brashears
Jenny Mae
Thomas Fogle
Stanley Bra Shears
Mark
John Turner
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Grayson Blank
Judy
Towson
Elmer
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Wisconsin
Eugene Everhart
Lovettsville High School
Harrington
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