How To Live To Be 100 Centenarians Study
Dr Flanders Dunbar and collaborators studied about 300 centenarians born in the United States to learn how to live to a century. They found most are middle income, married, optimistic, with strong social networks and humor. They sleep well, have good vision and hearing, and many own their teeth. The article notes centenarians do not recognize age and expect longevity.
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Flanders Dunbar
United States
Journal of
Ninty
Curley Beaton In Election In Boston
In a nonpartisan preliminary in Boston fewer than 38 percent of voters participated. Mayoral candidates John B. Hynes and John E. Powers led, defeating James M. Curley and Chester A. Dolan. The November 8 election results show Hynes 50,934 and Powers 36,417, Curley 24,185, Dolan 18,528. Curley suffered a major political blow after four terms as mayor.
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Boston
John B. Hynes
John E. Powers
Hynes
Powers
James M. Curley
State Supreme Court
Chester A. Dolan
Curley
Dolan
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1905
Fifty years ago items from the News column Sept 24, 1905. Master Hewitt Knode, son of Frank L. Knode, broke his right leg at the schoolhouse on North Market Street. Reynolds Knode, the other son, broke his right arm last Sunday. Frederick College students form an athletic association at a special meeting. Charles Heck elected president, Charles Steck secretary and treasurer, John Markey manager and coach, Conrad Hernandez captain of the football team. Harry Barnes, foreman of linemen for Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph, injured at Frederick Junction when a 30 foot pole broke. Charles Ramsburg, Chubbs, and Thomas G. Buckey fished 13 bass, largest weighing won. Carlton Molesworth, long with Montgomery Alabama team, returns to town for winter.
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Hewitt Knode
Frank L. Knode
North Market Street
Harry Barnes
Frederick
Carlton Molesworth
Montgomers
Ala
Wall
Barrage of stones at Ridgeville Hotel scene
Twenty years ago report notes a lavish plate glass window shattered by an attackers gang at the Ridgeville Hotel in Le Sed and operated by Oscar Ungiesbee. The Broad Run School strike over bus service persists into its fourth week after Education Board closed the school amid consolidation. Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Brunswick yard adds 30 repair workers to bring total employed to 180. Farmer Harry Elhyman reports a 1800 bushel potato yield from five acres at Forville, averaging six bushels per acre.
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Ridgeville
LE Sed
Oscar Ungiesbee
Alleron
Bro Run
Thas
Miadletawny
Board of Education
Broad Run
Baltimore and Ohio Railroain
Brunswick
Harry Elhrman
Forville
Wedding Bells for Brewer and McCleal in Emmitsburg
Misa Darlene Jane Brewer of Gettysburg R D Emmitsburg and K Warren McCleal of Greenstone were married at St Josephs Catholic Church Emmitsburg in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Fr John D Sullivan The bride wore ice blue satin and a white orchid corsage The couple plan to reside at Beagle Apartments Emmitsburg and both hold local employment Attendants included B Eugene Sprankle and Ira Ambrose with many out of town guests. Browne Sanders nuptials link Metuchen New Jersey Emmitsburg area residents Mary Cecilia Sanders from Emmitsburg and J Donald Browne of Metuchen were married at St Francis Church Metuchen with Rev John Foley presiding The bride a St Josephs High School graduate worked for Jennings Kitchen Gyro Inc The groom a Matawan High School alumnus attends Duke Business School and works for Sacony Paint Co They will live on Middlesex Avenue Nixon New Jersey.
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Misa Darlene Jane Brewer
Beesle Apartments
Emmitsburg
Samuel Brewer
Gettysburg
R. D
Stanley McIntire
Blue Ridge Summit
William F. Carson
Fairfield
Clyde E. Brewer
Beagle
West Main Street
Washington Township High School
U. S. Army
Frick Co
Waynesboro
York
Reading
Garretsville
Ohio
Taneytown
Thurmont
John Wiley
Metuehen
St. Joseph's High School
Jennings, Kitchen and Gyro, Inc
Highland Park
Matawan High School
Duke Business Cuhere
En Huswick
Lie
Sacony Paint Co
Metuchen
Middlesex Avenue
Nixon, N_ 4
Deaths Mrs Krichbaum and Mrs Danner in Frederick
Two obituary notices from Frederick detail the deaths of Mrs Caroline Sommer Krichbaum at age 90 and Mrs Mary Goldie Danner after an extended illness. Krichbaum, widow of Dr James W Krichbaum, lived at Camp Detrick with her son Dr Carroll E Krichbaum. she leaves a daughter Regina K Sturgis and several siblings and grandchildren. Danner, widow of James Edward Danner, died at her daughter’s home in New Windsor, leaving two children and four grandchildren, with services at Winters Lutheran church followed by burial in Winters Cemetery. Funeral arrangements note cremation for Krichbaum and an interment for Danner in Winters Cemetery.
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Caroline S. Krichbaum
Caroline Sommer Krichbaum
James W. Krichbaum
Carroll E. Krichbaum
Camp Detrick
Krichbaum
Terre Haute
Ind
Carl and
Regina Sickenberger Sommer
Frankfort-on-Mien
Germany
Union Congregational Church
Upper Montclair
N. 1
Frederick
Br. Krrchbaum
Regina K. Sturgis
Hialeah
Fla
Alexander Sommer
Breckenridge
Alex
Peter Brady
Long Beach
Calif
Lottie Meyer
Orlando
East Patrick Street
C. E. Cline
Mary Goldie Danner
Mary G. Danner
James Edward Danner
Roce” C. Lambert
New Windsor
Carrott County
Pius J
Missouria Rinehart
Russell C. Lambert
James A Danner
Edward Gilbert
Westmingster
Winters Lutheran Church
Dod Harteler
Sen
Winters
Donald Warrenrodz
Winters Cemetery
Compher Funeral Services Held at New Jerusalem Church
Funeral services for John Calvin Compher Sr were held September 19 at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lorettaville VA. He died of a heart attack leaving Waterford near J Willard McKimmey’s home. Survived by wife Mars Virginia Slamer Compher and many relatives. Rev W W Reetsinger conducted. pallbearers were nephews. Interment in Linn Cemetery Lovetisrilly.
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New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lorettaville
John Calvin Compher
J. Willard McKimmey
Waterford
John and
Isabelle Virgina Pry Compher
Loucoun
Mars Virginia Slamer Compher
Humber
Coushis
Robert Compher
LI Reetsinger
Linn Cemetery
Lovetisrilly
Personal Notices From Local Kin and Friends
Me and Mrs James C Null visited Mr and Mrs James F E Long. Birth day dinner for Mrs Mae Long. Guests included Mr and Mrs James E Long, Mr and Mrs James C Null, Mrs Mae Long, John Krom, Melvin Dixon and Roxie of Arnold De light Farm, Thurmont. Weekend guests were Mr and Mrs Allen Garber Elwood Maxine Marie and Frances Clayton of Glen Burnie. Others: Mr and Mrs Harrison Dison New Midway and Ira Garber. Frederik residents visit Melvin Garber. Robert L Leather entered the Dainty School Philadelphia. Formerly of Mieldbrown High School, he recently visited his parents.
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James C Null
James FE. Long
Slaven
James Long
Mae Long
James E. Long
James C. Null
Brrunswick
John Krom
Reymar
Melvin Dixon
Roxie
Arnold Delight Farm
Thurmont
Allen Garber
Elwood
Maxine
Marie
Frances Clayton
Glen Burnie
Harrison Dison
New Midway
Ira Garber
Melvin Garber
Frederick
Mickey Keeney
Woodsboro
Nelson Hoffman
Darlene
Denise
Freederick
Robert L. Leather
Dainty
Method Of Prevention Of Rheumatic Fever Is Found
In backstage medical science, new drugs and continuous penicillin therapy curb rheumatic fever preventing heart valve damage. Hypertension control with daily tablets and injections aids heart protection, while researchers explore causes from nervous system to kidneys. A Zonta Club tea at Washington County Museum marks community activity with plans for a Key Hotel meeting.
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New York
Wonder
Oper
Eisenhower
American Heart Assi
Dr Furie Speaks on Pathology at Zonta Club Dinner
Dr Robert J Furie pathologist at Frederick Memorial Hospital was guest speaker at the Zonta Club weekly dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He discussed the history and significance of pathology, noting its role in providing information to physicians and the importance of interpretation of tests over routine procedures. The talk covered laboratory work, postmortem duties, and the need to advance the field, with remarks on keeping pace with scientific progress.
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Robert J. Furie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Furie
Mary Rhoads
Ethel Northam
Frederick
Fuvie
Crop Picker Says She Was Assaulted
Rosia L. Bell, 41, a Negro crop picker for Jenkins Brothers, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 5 30 a m today for facial and head abrasions after claiming she was assaulted on a bus. State Police were notified and she was treated before discharge.
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Rosia L. Bell
Jenkins Brothers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Push for Uniform Time Legislation Gains Momentum
Washington legislators push to standardize Daylight Saving Time within time zones. Rep Staggers WV plans to reintroduce a bill from last session to authorize Congress to fix DST nationwide. The measure failed earlier, but supporters insist on a uniform clock across states. The article also notes local club events and meeting plans in Petersville.
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Washington
Staggers
Jodas
Congress
Fenny
Discharge update from Frederick Memorial Hospital notes patient resting well
Among the sick Wes Ralph Catsail has been discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital and two resumed in her home on South Carlei Street. Mrs. Wace Warbadch 25 best Patra steel pitieie ress ob thie Mar-Lir Taneh was removed late Toeedas tant to Frederick Meat Ole Hustited to eaten sie. Resting satisfactos early today.
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Wes Ralph Catsail
Frederick
Carlei Street
Hargett
Frederick Tilda
Yeah Osme
Judges Had Right Idea About Youth Court
Baltimore judges Herman M. Moser and Ralph Warnken argued against moving 16 and 17 year olds to juvenile courts. A Youth Court study shows that most 16 and 17 year olds faced serious crimes, while 18 to 21 commit fewer. The report by Deputy Chief Probation Officer Thomas McCarthy also finds a large share had prior records.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Bar Assa
Herman M. Moser
Ralph Warnken
Thomas McCarthy
Eisenhower’s Condition Eases as World Series Helps Lift Mood
Denver dispatch reports anxiety over President Eisenhower’s illness eased slightly after Hagerty announced fresh fruit cocktail was served at lunch and a reporter joked about a comma. The White House also noted a record player at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and Ike’s son John traveling between hospital and Ft Belvoir. Mrs Eisenhower, at the hospital, expressed gratitude for worldwide prayers and support.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Denver White House
James C. Hagerty
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
John
Joh
Washington, D.C
Ft.Belvoir
Hagerty
Hye Hagerty
Ballenger Homemakers Club Meets for Nutrition Talk
Ballenger and Thurmont Homemaker clubs held meetings focusing on breakfast nutrition and home management. Leaders demonstrated quick, varied breakfasts and discussed civil defense, cereals, bread, and jars of future events while inviting broader participation and planning next gatherings.
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Ballenger Club
Ballenger
Wilfred Wisner
Martin Summers
Edgar Hargett
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Russell Thomas
Charles King
Russell Dudroware
The
Grange
Victor Cullen Hospital
Muxiliary
William Howard Sr
Chester Young
Nellie
Hargett
Wisner
Summers
Thurmont Club
Thurmont Homemaker C
Victor Esfer
Emmitsburg Club
Wm. Esler
Elwood Riffle
Richard Dubie
Allen Creager
Leroy Dimterman
Donal Tews
Ralph Fisher
Warren Grushon
Ernest Drehert
Victor Kifer
Elms
Chaltins Hobbs
Devetous
Wm. Eyler
White House Resists Nixon Power Shift Amid Ike Recovery
Washington reports the Eisenhower White House rejects delegating presidential powers to Vice President Nixon. Officials say Ike is fully capable of decisions as recovery progresses, denying any plan to cede authority or put Nixon in charge, while legal experts assess potential temporary delegation.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
James C. Hagerty
Denver
Tamnans
Gen Brownell
New York
Spain
Niven
Amjors
Anlaratian
Dance and cake walk planned at Brunswick park
A Friday night event at City Park Brunswick runs from 8 30 to 11 80 under the Episcopal Club of St Mark’s Parish led by Rev James C Fenhagen. Proceeds fund an outdoor sign for Grace Episcopal Church. Music by Bob and his Dixie Nite Owls with Connie Nicholson as soloist.
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City Park
Brunswick
Episcopal Club of
St. Mark's
James C. Fenhagen
Grace Episcopal Church
Bob and His
Dixie Nite Owls
Connie Nicholson
Bobby Hedges
Susan Clagett
Adele Hedges
Ruth Miller
Kay Lee Cummings
Ann Watson
Caroliae Gross
Bill Winn
Carol Crawford
Kas Lee Cummings
Harry Garvin
Tom Classett
Ann Keller
Washington
Crambonine
Grace Church
National Business Women Week tour at Ebert Ice Cream
Frederick B and P W Club members toured the Ebert Ice Cream Co plant during National Business and Professional Women’s Week. Production head Marion D Bayer intro Frank M Dertzbaugh welcomed guests, then a plant tour and an ice cream operations film followed by a Q&A session and refreshments. Guests included Vic Mayne Sites, Ruth Eyler, Wisnidee Fickard, Harry O. Smith, Ronnie Smith, and Dahl Drennineg.
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Frederick Business and Professional Womens Club
Ebert Ice Cream Co
Marion D Bayer
Ebert's
Frank M . Dertzbaugh
Ma Boyer
Vic Mayne Sites
Ruth Eyler
Wisnidee Fickard
Harry O. Smith
Ronnie Smith
Dahl Drennineg
Surprise Birthday Party At The Long Home
A surprise birthday gathering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Theodore R Long near Keymar. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Edward Lynch of Baltimore and Mrs James C Null of Brunswick along with Mr and Mrs Charles Flolie and daughter of Rocky Ridge, Walohn Krom, and Mr Frank Long. Refreshments were served and gifts were received.
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Theodore R. Long
Keymar
Gorse Edead Lynch
Baltimore
Edward Lynch
James C Null
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Hagerstown
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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the News
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Catherine Johnson
Nan Roderick
Washington County Museum
Dr. Furie
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Rockwell Veriaue
Frederick, Md
Miergen Patek MM Schnautier Jr
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W. F. Boone
USN
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Madshiyoman
Heath
John C. Faster
Unstown
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TF 38
van Meo
Vrs
Beter
Finmuitsburg
Priersville Club
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Chile
Lattides
Terson
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Chan
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Warket
Fience
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Alor
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Ebert
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