Fifty Years Ago News-Post Notes The Fly and More
Fifty Years Ago from The News-Post for September 27 1911 reports a fly in a lubricating oil barrel halting Frederick Railroad engines and oil flow. The Anti Tuberculosis Society adds a nurse for Casey. N C A R schedule changes take effect. New crosswalks added on West Lone Street and Derr Street. Colored Republicans organize a club led by E M Johnson Anthony Ring and Levin Lekinstr. An outbreak of fever reported at Sabillasville. Dr Goodell to investigate. Dr C W G Rohrer investigates dairies amid typhoid cases. Carrier pigeon captured at J H Warfield’s shop. Wedding of Miss Henrietta H P Ritchie to Samuel G Duvall at Court Square. W Fraley named forest warden for Frederick County. Martha McCleery hosts a reception for Misses Bessie Floyd and Joe Anderson at 121 East Patrick Street. Civic Club to hold a tag day to raise funds.
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Frederick
Emory L. Cobientz
Casey
West Lonh Street
South Bentz
Derr
E. M. Johnson
Dent. Anthony Ring
Levin Lekinstr
Sabillasville
Charles F. Goodell
C. W. G. Rohrer
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Dairies
J. H. Warfield
Chapel Alley
Julius A. Grahe
Crothers
Bessie
Floyd
Joe Anderson
Martha McCleery
East Patrick Street
Civic Club
Eisenhower Warns on Unmatched U S Power in Address in Chicago
In a Chicago testimonial for Senator Everett Dirksen, Gen Dwight D Eisenhower asserted the United States remains unmatched in economic and military strength. He warned Khrushchev that American power would be used if needed and stressed leadership would defend free republic ideals and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Everett Dirksen
Senate
Chicago
Eisenhower
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Community Firemen Praised For Courteous Swift Action
A letter to the editor commends the City’s Junior and Citizens Fire Companies for rapid response to a clothes closet fire. The writer notes the bedroom was protected and the room preserved with careful, neat conduct. Special thanks express gratitude for the firemen’s control of the emergency. G Barbara Wenschhof, 1006 Motter Avenue, Sept. 26, 1961.
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Citizens
G. Barbara Wenschhof
Motter Avenue
Crum Elected Grange Master at Glade Valley Meeting
Wiliam B. Crum was elected master of Glade Valley Grange at last Friday's annual election. Officers named include J. Herbert Snyder overseer and Mrs. Lewis Wisner lecturer with Donald Cecil steward Edwin Price assistant steward J. E. Stoner chaplain Charles Hoke treasurer Mrs. H. Herbert Snyder secretary Harry Dinterman gatekeeper Mrs. Do. R. Rector ceres Mrs. Hazel Roderuck pomona Mrs. Harry Frantz flora Mrs. Lee Miller and home economics chair man Mrs. Monroe Stup. Lewis Wisner named executive committee member. The Grange approved a $25 contribution to a FFA member for the National Convention in Kansas City. Next meeting October 10 at the Community Hall will install the new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B. Crum
Glade Valley Grange
J. Herbert Snyder
Lewis Wisner
Donald Cecil
Edwin Price
J. E. Stoner
Charles Hoke
H. Herbert Snyder
Harry , Dinterman
Do. R. Rector
Ceres
Hazel Roderuck
Pomona
Harry Frantz
Flora
Lee Miller
Monroe Stup
Grange
F.F.A
Kansas City
Glade Valley
Lawson couple back from visit and anniversary observed
Mr and Mrs Ivan T Lawson of Tramsville returned from a trip to Grand Rapids Michigan where they visited their son Hanford and family. They spent a day in Chicago and visited Ft Sheridan where their son served three years in World War II. They are observing their 46th wedding anniversary.
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Ivan T. Lawson
Tramsville
Hanford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Ft. Sheridan
Ivan Lawson
Doorkeeper Dies in Washington at 67
Oscar Honssinger, 67, longtime doorkeeper at the House of Representatives, died Tuesday likely from a heart attack. He arrived in Washington from Maywood, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oscar Honssinger
House of Representatives
Maywood
Galif
Red Front Lines and Maneuvers Reported Twenty Years Ago
Nazi pressure on Leningrad increases as winter warfare looms on the Eastern Front. A heavy convoy heads to North Carolina Maneuver grounds while Nazi assaults in Crimea suffer heavy losses. Retired Rev. Dr. G G Sydnor dies in Charles Town. Point of Rocks becomes occupied territory as 2th Division camps before First Army maneuvers in North Carolina. Frederick Brick Works hosts Lions Club. Governor O Connor announces an eight cent tax cut. Continued dry weather risks reopening county fire towers.
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Leningrad
Frederick
North Carolina
Crimea
Black Sea
G. G. Sydnor
Presbyterian Church
Charles Town
W. Va
Point OF Rocks
2Th
First Army
Harry C. Hickman
Frederick Brick Works
Lions Club
O'Conor
Congressmen Address GOP Event and Giveaway Stolen Mink
A GOP rally ads a veteran congressman and party leaders in a North Market booth with a toastmaster and remarks by Charles Matthias. Separately a local couple wins a mink stole valued at 1,600 on The Price Is Right after appearing on the TV show in New York City.
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Aiehdia
Champ. Slocum -Igency
Doe
House
Newman
GOP
W Shers
F Emmert R
Charles McC. Mathias
Grayson Doub
Myersville
Koozie
New York City
Austin Hartsock
Sherman Avenue
NEA Director To Address Educators
The NEA director will address educators at a meeting held at Marion High School. The speaker, a veteran chemistry teacher turned administrator, has 33 years in the field and will discuss education in the United States, including concerns about talent waste.
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Iemical
Nai
Pal
Ree Marviont College
Hood College appoints Rev Mehl to theology chair with doctorate
Rev DF Mehl, newly returned to Hood College, assumes leadership in the department of religion and philosophy. He earned a Columbia University PAD degree in region and holds a doctorate in theology with a 1950 AB and 1953 Theological. He joins a joint college and Union Theological Seminary committee and teaches an evening course on The Unfolding Drama of the Bible while serving on curriculum and public events committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DF. Mehl
Department of Region
Hood College
Mehl
Columbia University
Clermacher
University
Union Theological Sement
God
Hood
Roger Maris Takes Day Off For Rest
New York AP Roger Maris, who hit his 60th homer, took a day off to rest and ease the effort to set a home run record. The blond bomber added he has a back kink from batting practice but called it nothing and said the break is for his and the club's best interests as they eye the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Maris
Post
New York Yakees
Baltimore
Orinles
Maris
Mickey Mantle
Ralph Houk
Roger
Permitting Youths to Avoid Opportunities to Reach Potential
A brief note critiques policies that hinder young people from accessing chances to develop skills and work toward their full capacities, warning of long term negative impacts on growth and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alls
Deaths of Bertha Sheeley and two others prominent locals
Miss Bertha Sheeley 78 of Frederick died Tuesday at the Home for the Incurables in Washington. Helen M. Utz 72, wife of John S. Utz, longtime Littlestown resident, died at Doctors Hospital in Washington. Harry V. Wiles 70 of Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Graveside and church services are noted with locations in Washington, Littlestown, and Middletown areas.
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Bertha Sheeley
Worthington F. Sheeley
RFD
Frederick
Home For the Incurables
Washington, D. C
Lewistown
John F
Susan Isabelle Sheeley
Decatur Place
Gawler’s Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue N.W
Washington
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
John Utz
Helen M. Utz
John S. Utz
Littlestown
Silver Spring
Doctor’s Hospital
Charles B
Sadie Aumen Shank
Charles Hahn
John B. Utz
Sabillasville
Arlin Utz
Westminster
Robert Rinehart
Nelson Tracey
Charles Fowble
Union Bridge
Anna Saylor
LeGore
Ulz
Good Shepherd Church of the Brethren
Kensington
Little Funeral Home
Monrovia
Church of the Brethren
New Market
Lamar Tibble
Harry V. Wiles
Harry Victor Wiles
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
John E
Amanda Gladhill Wiles
Paul E. Wiles
John H. Wiles
Ohio
Earl R Wiles
Texas
Leroy ¥. Wiles
William P. Blentlinger
Richard Baer
Baltimore
Emory Dorsey
Woodsboro
George Brown
George W. Summers
Old Braddock
J. Thomas Wiles
Bethel
East Church Street
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funerals for Several individuals Held in Local Towns
Funeral services were conducted for Miss Sara Georganna Crabbs at Fuss Funeral Home in Taneytown with Rev. Seth Hester and Rev. Harry Angle officiating. Burial followed at Mt. Union cemetery. nephews served as pallbearers. Additional services were held for Mrs. Rhoda E. Houck in Walkersville with Rev. David L. Blackwelder officiating. burial at Glade Valley cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Virginia Rice of Woodsboro took place at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church with a solo and pallbearers listed. interment at the church cemetery. Funeral for Mrs. Etta Vivian West of Bartonsville occurred at St. James A.M.E. Church with multiple ministers. interment at Bartonsville cemetery. C. E. Hicks III served as funeral director.
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Sara Georganna Crabbs
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
Seth Hester
Harry Angle
Mt. Union Cemetery
Charles Buffington
Donald Lambert
Charles Foreman
Paul
Merlin
Clinton Crabbs
Rhoda E. Houck
Elmer T. Houck
Walkersville
G. C. Barton Funeral Home
David L. Blackwelder
Kenneth Houck
Harold Houck
Glen Smith
Howard Kerchner
John Kerchner
Glade Valley Cemetery
Alice Virginia Rice
Woodsboro
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Edward Fisher
Adeila Thomas
Charles Lease
Sylvester Bostian
Russell Barton
Russell Grahel
Clyde Beard
Ellis Frock
G. C. Barton
Etta Vivian West
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. James A.M.E
Bartonsville
O. B. Jackson
Conrad Davis
William Brooks
Kenneth Hill
Bartonsville Cemetery
C. E. Hicks, III
Ronald E Smith Receives Fox Freshman Scholarship Award
Ronald E Smith of Walkersville was awarded the Fox Freshman Scholarship during the recent Commencement Program at Washington College in Chestertown.
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Ronald E Smith
Walkersville
Fox
Washington College
Chestertown
Juanita Hansen Dies at 66, Silent Serial Star
Juanita Hansen, longtime star of early movie serials, died Tuesday at age 66 after a heart ailment. She began in 1915 and later followed Pearl White as a leading queen of Hollywood serials amid the industry’s hectic era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Hansen
Hollywood
Miss Hansen
Pearl White
Fair highlights trotting races and 4H awards report
Trotting races, cattle judging, and 4H competition highlighted the fair with Lusty Tass and Hadley Mite among winners. 4H poultry and vegetable awards honored Gene Keller David Wise Elaine DeLauder and others as Hospitalities included a special bus service and a grandstand accident injury. Hood College to host Canticum Musicum concert with guest soprano Sheila Schonbrun at Brodbeck Hall.
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Fairgrounds
Tail Cedars
Lebannon
Charles ¥. Main
Hanover
Pussy Stables
Hadley Mite
Curtis Doll
Ponnies
Charlay
Madonna Racey
Sauer
Merkle Wachter
Bernie Offutt
Gene Keller
Middletown
David Wise
New Hampshire
Gene Kelier
Farmers Cooperative Association of
Frederick
David Eigenbrode Announc
Hood — Hood College
Canticum Musicum
the Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Sheila Schonbrun
New York Pro Musica
Thaddeus Clykowski
Carnegie Hall
New York
Doris Clykowski
New York Times
Eric Salzman
Couple Carol Ann Carroll to wed Ronald Kline in German Town
Engagement announced for Carol Ann Carroll of Smithsburg to Ronald Kline of Myersville. In their September 22 wedding at Presbyterian Manse German Town, Mims Nichols and Nichols family members attended. The bride, a Jupiter High School and West Palm Beach Business College graduate, will reside in Fairfax Va where the groom will work as a meat cutter for Safeway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Agly
Carroll Winfield
RFD
Smithsburg
Carol Ann
Ronald Kline
Alvey Woodrow Kline
Myersville
Eugene E. Nichols
Nichols
Richard D. Kirby
Donald E. Kirby Sr
George S Stroud, Hastings Clothing Co. President, Dies
George S Stroud, 59, president of Hastings Clothing Co., died Monday in Sausalito, California. He previously led Wallachs Inc. of New York and Silverwoods of Los Angeles and served as advertising manager of Kuppenheimer. Born in Molpal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Stroud
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