Auxiliary Members Attending Meet at Atlantic City Event
Six members of the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary attend the American Hospital Association Meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey today through Thursday led by president Mrs Chase C Gove Jr Other delegates include Mrs W Jarboe Grove Mrs Charles Jones Miss Mary Grace Helfenstein Mrs Forrest White and Mrs Jennings Bailey The event supports Snow Ball fundraising with pink donation boxes and autographs to be printed in the program
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Hospital Association
Atlantic City
N. J
Chase C. Gove Jr
W. Jarboe Grove
Charles Jones
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Forrest White
Jennings Bailey
Grove
Ocean City
Gove
Manuel M. Weinberg
Dorothea Harris
Harris
Walter Foster
P. David Youngdahl
The News Frederik MD September 25 1961
page four of the Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Monday September 25 1961 reports ordinary daily news and notices. it lists subscription rates and delivery details for the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. the item is a standard page header with circulation notes and press affiliations.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Meg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Rd
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dag Hammarskjold Urges UN to Grow as a Dynamic World Community
Hammarskjold in his report to the 16th UN General Assembly argues for strong executive responsibility and a secretary general with freedom to act. He warns that failure lies in member nations not implementing the charter and transforming the world body into a living force for peace. He cautions against a stagnating parliament of the deaf.
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Dag Harmmarskjold
General Assembly
United Nations
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Parliament of the Deaf
Letter to the editor on fair attractions and propriety
A reader objects to the Great Frederick Fair supplement lacking Girlie Shows schedule. They accuse city leaders of hiding immoral midway displays, citing a London clipping about United States pornography and comparing the event to Baltimore's Black.
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the News
Frederick Fair
London
England
United States
Baltimore
New Freight House Tops Old Depot Cupola
The Freight house of the B and O Railroad in Frederick is topped with a relic from the oldest depot. A cupola from the old structure now sits on the new building near Carroll Street and the old bell is placed in the cupola. The day marks the last for Frederick Railroad summer schedule.
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B. and
Frederick
Carroll Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Baltimore
King's Distillery
King's Valley
Montgomery County
Harles Stull
A. C. MecCardell’s
Woman's College
Joseph H. Apple
Lange Bank
Howard M. Lease
Clinton Holtzapple
Libertytown
Maryland Brick and Supply Co
Nelson Retfsnider
East Patrick Street
J. E. Withide
Frank Barrier
Walkersville
Chapel Alley
Baltimore and Ohio urged to restore service on key line
Public Service Commission orders the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to continue passenger and freight service linking Baltimore Frederick Brunswick and Hagerstown. Draft notices mailed to 26 Frederick County men for October 4. Thanksgiving dates vary with states. A small fire at Miss Alice V Smith’s home is contained. Thirty officers and men from HMS Menestheus visit Catoctin Recreational Area. Harold Hooper becomes temporary president of Walkersville Chamber of Commerce.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Public Service Commission
Baltimore
Frederick
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Houston
Tex
Leningrad
Frederick County
Alice V. Smith
East Fifth Street
Menestheus
Catoctin
Harold Hooper
Walkersville
Funeral notices from area towns list several services
Funeral services were held for Weston H. Staley at G. C. Barton Funeral Home in Walkersville with interment at Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Other obsequies followed for John H. Shirk in Taneytown, Edgar S. Smith in Point of Rocks, Mary Virginia Willard in Washington, Viola Carlisle in Wilmington, Ada Engler in Taneytown, Ruth Hines in Laytonsville, Lenna Naill at Prospect Church, and Robert Routzahn in Middletown. Pallbearers, pastors, and cemeteries vary by service.
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Weston H. Staley
Walkersville
G. C. Barton
David Blackwelder
Clark Ace
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Paul Dinterman
Paul Eaves
Donald Brown
Walter Eaves
Bill Eichholdz
Ward Crum
Arthur Crum
Rebel Garsh
John H. Shirk
Martin Manor
Hagerstown
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
Seth Hester
Mt. Union Cemetery
Raymond Perry
Singleton Ramsburg
Robert Ingram
George Harner
Samuel Breth
Earl Bowers
Edgar Seymour Smith
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Assembly of God Church
Mary E. Kibbe
Phyllis M. Angus
Angus
Franklinton
Ralph Lamm
Henry Evans
Howard Lamm
Frank Linton
George Fagan
Norris Carter
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
M. R. Etchison and Son
Viola B. Carlisle
East 4Th Street
North Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
Ad Saints Episcopal Church
Eugene Carlisle
Earl Luhn
Harry Ensor
Herman Frye
Maurice Carlsle Jr
Richard Carlisle
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ada R. Engler
Trinity Lutheran
Ruth Green Hines
Woodfield
Francis H. Barker
Laytonsville
Harold B. Wright
Lawrance Mason
Wesley Grove Cemetery
George Woodsfield
Frank Pope
David Pope
Sonny Ward
Charles Green
Roland Green
Lenna M. Naill
Mt. Airy
Prospect Methodist Church
Ralph G. Barrett
Albert Wilson
Norman Etzler
Ralph Buckman
Russell Leatherwood
Frank Gardner
Arthur Lowman
C. M. Waltz. Winfield
Robert F. Routzahn
Middletown
Gladhill
George Klinefelter
Lutheran
Ronnie Mini Bover
Charles Rudy
Minnick
Robert Butts
Robert Wheeler
Fort Detrick to Dedicate Barracks to Korean Hero
Fort Detrick will dedicate the enlisted men’s barracks Thursday September 28 at 4 p.m. named Naylor Hall in honor of U S Army Chemical Corps Master Sergeant Lewis J Naylor who was killed in Korea. He was awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart and was 21 at his death near Sinja Korea on November 26 with Company C of the 2nd Chemical Mortar Battalion.
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Fort Detrick
U.S. Army Chemical Corps
Lewis J. Naylor
Harold Naylor
Dysart
Penrania
Paul C. Callan
U. S. Army
Carl St. Castu
Fo Detrick
Willard McCrary
Headquarters Company
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Albert H. Cohen
Frederick Construction Company
Watkins-Beall Nuptials Unite Two Local Families
Miss Barbara Joan Beall daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Beall Damascus and Charles Edward Watkins Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Edward Watkins Sr Cedar Grove were united in marriage Saturday evening at Salem Methodist Church Cedar Grove Rev Edwin A Ankeny officiated The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with seed pearls and iridescents and carried a white Bible with orchids and stephanotis. Bridesmaids wore pink and mint gowns with carnations and carried bouquets. Best man was Meredith Alexander Ushers included Ronald Watkins and Kenneth Watkins. Reception followed at the church hall. The couple will reside in Damascus after a trip to the New England States. The bride works at NIH Bethesda and the groom at Montgomery County Detention Building.
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Barbara Joan Beall
William H. Beall
Damascus
Charles Edward Watkins Jr
Charles Edward Watkins Sr
Cedar Grove
Salem Methodist Church
Edwin A. Ankeny
Hazel Tabler
Edwin Ankeny
Joan Marie Watkins
Yvonne Ostene
Wheaton
Linda McElfresh
al- Mma
Jean Hunt
Anita Watkins
Gaithersburg
Tommy Carlin
Meredith Alexander
Robert Walter
Wayne Mullinix
Ronald Watkins
Kenneth Watkins
Beall
Watkins Sr
New England States
Damascus High School
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Montgomery County
JFK Urges Peace Race Against Reds in Coming Years
Kennedy pledges effort to spare future generations from war and vows not to provoke aggression. He calls for participation over observation in decolonization and notes the rise of independent states since World War II. He warns the Soviet Union that self-determination has not reached the Communist bloc.
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Kennedy
U.N
United States
Alcohol and Gas Lose Control on North Court Street
Haines faces another conviction this year with an automatic sentence to the House of Correction after a 60 day commitment in lieu of a $50 fine. Fletcher, arrested Saturday by Sgt. Shook for sleeping in a car on East Patrick street, jailed 15 days in lieu of a $25 fine. Kay W. Kaufman on Center street convicted of an improper right turn, $5 suspended fine. Kaufman, driving on a learner's permit, claimed foot slip from brake to accelerator causing a crash at Frederick High School entrance. car damage estimated at $300.
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North Court Street
Haines
House of Correction
Fletcher
Sgt
Shook
East Patrick Street
Kay W. Kaufman
Center Street
Miss Kaufman
John B. Wheeldon
Frederick High School
Matthews named acting director of Maryland Civil Defense
Gov. Tawes appoints Col. F. S. Matthews acting CD chief after Sherley Ewing resigns amid income tax charges. Matthews, 68, former Patton aide, Deputy Director since 1956, will lead a Thursday civil defense meeting with mayors and county boards on the issues.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Col
F. $. Matthews
Maryland
Civil Defense Agency
Sherley Ewing
Col. Matthews
Matthews
Ewing
US District
Baltimore
Maryland Civil Defense Force
Army
Timonium
George S. Patton
Europe
la Plata
St. John's College
University of Maryland Law School
Hospital Admissions And Surgeries In Maryland And Nearby States
Lt. Marshall Murray of Frederick City Police was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday for observation and treatment. Steiner B. Wachter entered Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Thursday and had surgery Saturday. Mabelle Hammond of Brunswick was admitted to the Roosevelt Building of the Windobona Convalescent and Rest Home Friday morning. Ruth Dixon Thomas of Elm Street returned home Sunday from the Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore after surgery.
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Marshall Murray
Frederick City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steiner B. Wachter
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mabelle Hammond
Brunswick
Roosevelt
Windobona
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Elm Street
Church Home
Baltimore
Personal notes on Bermuda trip and fishing trips
Mr and Mrs G Hunter Bowers Sr Harmony Grove return from Bermuda with friends. Mr and Mrs Millard Barthlow East Patrick street spent the weekend fishing at Hoopers Island Eastern Shore catching rock and perch. Mrs Barthlow caught the first kingfish this year on the island. Herbert E Michaels chief engineman USN serves aboard USS Tulare in the Western Pacific, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert E Michaels Sr of Union Bridge.
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Michaels
Secret Army Emblems Displayed in Algiers by Underground
Black and white emblems of the underground secret army appeared in Algiers drawing police action as authorities removed flags. The movement, tied to support for Raoul Salan and De Gaulle’s Algeria policy, followed three earlier noisy demonstrations in Algiers Oran and Bone.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Oran
Bone
France
de Gaulle
East Swelters In 90 Degree Heat Across Regions
The Associated Press reports persistent rain and a cold front from the Great Lakes to Texas keeping areas hot and humid. Temperatures climbed into the 90s from Pennsylvania to Texas with Presidio recording 101 degrees. Rains drenched Chicago with 3.40 inches over the weekend, and storms produced tornado-like funnels near Marissa Illinois and Caldonia Missouri.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Texas
Pennsylvania
Presidio
Tex
New England
Chicago
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Shelby County
Ind
Marissa
Ill
Caldonia
Big Spring
Smith Completes Eight-Week Signal Course at Fort Gordon
Army Pvt. Oscar T. Smith aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs Leroy J Smith Thurmont Maryland completed the eight week line man course at The Signal Training Center Fort Gordon on September. He attended Frederick High School.
Training program attendees and overseas exercise report
Austin F. Angelberger of Nationwide Insurance in Frederick joins 43 other agents at Carvel Hall Annapolis for a company training program. Army Specialist Four Richard G. Rice from Brunswick participated in a four week field training exercise in Grafenwoehr Germany with the 3d Armored Division 13th Cavalry, following his 1959 Brunswick High School graduation.
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Austin F. Angelberger
Nationwide Insurance
Frederick
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Rice
Germany
Grafenwohr
Richard G. Rice
Ida Vv. Rice
North
Maple Avenue
Brunswick
3D Armored Division
13Th Cavalry
Grafenwehr
Brunswick High School
Dollars For Democrats campaign begins in county
The Democratic Party launches a Dollars For Democrats drive for the 1962 election with a goal of one dollar from every registered Democrat. Mrs. Ann C. Neal serves as general chairman, with district leaders named across Buckeystown Middletown Emmitsburg Urbana Petersville Thurmont Walkersville and more. William Eyler of Thurmont acts as treasurer. The drive runs through the first week of October.
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Ruby Hahn
New Market
State Central Committee
Ann C. Neal
Tuscarora
Harry Himes
Ballenger
George Stupp
Braddock Heights
Robert Kennedy
Walkersville
William Eyler
Thurmont
14-Year-Old Picked For Jury Duty
A 14-year-old girl in Burbank California has filled out and mailed back a jury duty questionnaire to the federal district court clerk. She jokes about the clerk’s reaction and notes she would like to serve, while her father comments on the odd naming. Her sister Penny is 16 and both have recently received more attention for land offers and mortgages since getting phones.
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Burbank. Calif
Susan Carson
Federal District Court
Wilbur M. Carson
Penny
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