Frederick area newspaper prices and notices 1958
Laacrence Page 4 JHE NEWS lists subscription rates and distribution details for Frederick Maryland in 1958. The item includes price brackets for three months six months and annual carrier delivery and notes Associated Press rights and publication basics.
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JHE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Counts Bro. & Mfg, CO
North Iene Panee MO
Agxaree
Stateoote
Assocatec
Rene
Fair Time Marks Great Frederick Fair's Traditions
The Frederick County fair known as The Great Frederick Fair signals the end of summer in the area with agricultural displays and side entertainment. Leaders praise the fair board for promoting and sustaining this five day event rooted in farming heritage since the 19th century.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A roundup from 1938 items notes Austin Michael of Trail Avenue escaping injury when his car overturned near Frederick. Authorities seek a man passing a worthless 1750 dollar cattle check. Boonsboro High’s Robert Remsburg resigns. Manville Coblentz to succeed him. State Roads Commission seeks bids to pave sections of Woodsboro Liberty road Buffalo road north of Mt. Airy and Old Annapolis road east of Liberty New London. A long column analyzes U S policy on Formosa, the Korea war, and allied defense in the Far East, arguing steadfast support for free governments and readiness to defend with troops and supplies.
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the News
Austin L. Michael
Trail Avenue
Ballenger Creek
Frederick
Robert K. Remsburg
Boonsboro
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Manville Coblentz
Middletown
State Roads Commission
Woodsboro-Liberty Road
Buffalo Road
Mt. Airy
Annapolis Road
Liberty-New London
Berlin
West Germany
State Department
Alaska
Diomede
Bering Straits
United States
Hungary
Matsu
Quemoy
Far East
Formosa
America
Philippines
Korea
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Dulles
South Korea
South Vietanam
Japan
Britain
Fire knocks out 475 phone stations and 117 lines
Investigation into a morning fire along Md 194 near Woodsboro linked a 14 foot high mulching straw pile to burning that damaged two cables and a rural line, disabling 475 phones and 117 lines north of Walkersville. Officials cited possible arson or a tossed cigarette, with crews still smoldering the straw to prevent reignition.
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Walkersville
Walkersville Fire Company
MD. 194
Woodsboro
Patapsco Engineering Company
Carl V. Weakley
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Moon
W L. Newcomer
Charles Miller
Miller
Newcomer
Mayors Decide On Used Dynamos For Light Plant
In 1908 Frederick officials agreed to buy second hand dynamos from Hagerstown Street Railway Co for 1000 if condition proved sound The new unit costs 3200 The first Frederick County Agricultural Society formed in 1823 with early fairs in Libertytown and Frederick City On Sept 30 1908 Frederick mourned the death of MR DOUGLASS H HARGETT aged 62 former Circuit Court clerk bank founder and businessman A skating accident at Ramsburg casino left an employee of E S Mobley and Bro with a broken collarbone.
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the News
Hagerstown Street Railway Company
Agricultural Society
Frederick County
Libertytown
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick
Citizens National Bank
Economy Silo and Tank Company
P. L
One Fined One Jailed in Magistrate Court Rulings
A Selman man was jailed thirty days and his brother fined fifteen dollars plus costs for motor vehicle violations. James Carroll Thomas and Howard Wesley Thomas faced jail and fines on separate figures. Trooper Storer described an incident near Frederick with accusations of driving while intoxicated and unauthorized vehicle use. Noble Stull Jr. was found guilty of reckless driving on West South street after a tire-squeal pursuit. Kenneth Harding’s case was dismissed when the witness refused to testify.
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Tio
HL Reese Shoentaier Jr
James Carroll Thomas
Setmas
Howard Westley Thomas
Baltimore
Robert F. Storer
Frederick
Trouser Storer
Thomas
Storer
James Car- Tolk Thomas
Howard Wesley Thomas
James Toomes
C. Clifton Wirts
Noble Stull Jr
Middletown
West South Street
Leonard F. Glenn
Glenn
South Street
Center Street
Stull
Kenneth E. Harding
North Beatz Street
Donald E. Rentzell
Harding
Professor Of Voice In Recital Tonight At Hood College
Joseph Victor Laderoute, Hood College professor of voice, presents his first recital at Brodbeck Hall in eight o'clock program. The tenor soloist has performed with NBC Symphony and New York Philharmonic and sung for Toscanini Beecham Normandy. He will perform Handel Schubert Brahms Faure and Irish folk songs with a reception to follow.
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Joseph Victor Laderoute
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Laderoute
NBC Symphony
New York Philharmonic
Arturo Toscanini
Eugene Normandy
Thomas Beecham
Hood
Handel
Schubert
Brahms
Faure
USN
Merle Bizet
Thurmont
Boston
Ition
Ani Mediterranean
U.S
Maryland Teachers Gather for 91st Convention
At the 91st annual Maryland State Teachers’ Association convention in Baltimore nearly 20 000 public school educators will hear Dr James Conant discuss the comprehensive high school and view the state governor candidates devereux Tawes and Devereux. Workshops from 50 meetings and 200 exhibits highlight current developments, with 16 000 teachers expected to attend.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Teachers of
Maryland
James 3. Conant
Harvard University
Germany
Fifth Regiment
Thomas G. Pulten Jr
Pullen
Rome
World Confederation of Organizations
J. Millard Tawes
James P. 5
Eastern High School
Whitelaw
Russia
Massachusetts
Illinois
Michigan
Teachers’ Association
Association
State Board of Education
Hospital Roundup Notes Many Local Patients
A string of Frederick Memorial Hospital admissions and treatments is recorded with patients from Frederick and surrounding towns. Injured tractor victim Bernard Bader undergoes surgery on a badly damaged left foot, while Sadie Akers of New Windsor fractures her hip. Other patients include Mrs. W. D. Meyer, Miss Lois Baumgardner, and Mrs. Elmer Stine Jr. Various residents are listed under medical care or observation, with several undergoing procedures or recovering after hospital stays.
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Bernard Bader
Near At
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Frederick High School
W. D. Meyer
Buckerstown
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
Sadie Akers
New Windsor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Stine Jr
Rosie Nell Liller
Ballencer Creek Road
Charles Forney
Guck Shoe
Grant Place
J. Albert Nice
Airy
Nice
Lois Baumgardner
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Byron H. Carpenter
Washington
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
the Fredericks, Memorial Hospital
B. D. Williams
Dickerson
George E. Main
Harry O- Karn
Burkittsville
James Staub
Staub
Roads’ Commission
College Park
Riverdale Hospital
Roger Minnick
Middletown
Oden Fogle
Union Bridge
Perry Lawson
North Market Street
O. Nobel Dean
Point of Rocks
Vindobona Convatescent and
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Clyde Grove
Shookstown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Donald Adams
Buckeystown
Church Home and Hospital
Pax and Pills Spark Debate on Drug Culture
The essay questions tranquilizer and sleep aids in modern life while praising medical use under supervision. Authors Middleton and Kiefer, writing as Middleton Kiefer, mock the pill addiction trend and warn against overreliance on drugs. They criticize a society swayed by pharmaceuticals and envision built in alarms. PRESS SPEAKER Talbot Speer to address National Newspaper Week at University of Maryland on Friday.
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Kiefer
Harry Middleton
Warren Kiefer
America
Middleton Kiefer
Oec Middleton
Talbot T. Speer
University of Maryland
Department of Journalism
Maryland Press Association
J. Russell Wiggins
Theodore A. Serrill
Fred Archibald
Capital Gazette Press, Inc
University of Maryland Alumni Association
Elmer M. Jackson
Maryland Gazette
Glen Burnie News
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list multiple families with new arrivals. John Inskeep and Ethel Frank Pfc Floyd Wilson announce sons Scott Thomas and Michael Alan, plus other newborns Kenneth William and Bruce Stuart, with parents' hometowns including Union Bridge Myersville Libertytown Middletown Rochester and Monrovia. A Miami Beach report notes PPG and United Glass workers seeking a contract settlement.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Inskeep
Union Bridge
John Franklin
Inskeep
Ethel Frank Pfc
Floyd Wilson
Isap Rosemont Arsaue
Scott Thomas
Friday Mirs
Wilson
Carol Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Carson Gibson
Monrovia
Michael Alan
Earl C. Chine
Middletown
Robert Lee
Cline
Mary Jane Forrest
Myersville
HLM
Frederick Dawson
Stewart Manor
Bruce Stuart
Dawson
Renee Horwath
Rochester
N.Y
Charles Stine
Libertytown
Kenneth William
Stine
Lee Stevens
Orval W. Statey
Montclaire Avenue
Ellen
Statay
New Windsor Families Welcome First and Second Children
Gloria Gosnell of Frederick and Mary Ann Leister alias Mrs. Dull share ties to New Windsor as families announce births. Mr and Mrs Robert Baker of Middletown welcome a second daughter Pamela Marie with Patricia Harshman as mother. Mr and Mrs Richard Vinsiiar of Union Bridge announce a second child a girl Carol Elien. Mrs Vineling, née Catherine Jaecer of Sykesville, also welcomed a child. Malcolm Hubbard of 66 East Patrick Street and Mars Ty er yar share news of a first son Malcolm William.
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Gloria Gosnell
Frederick
Lawrence
Dull
New Windsor
David Darrecll
I Mary Ann Leister
Robert Baker
Widdletown
Pamela Marie
Baker
Patricia Harshman
Middletown
Richard Vinsiiar
Union Bridge
Carol
Britain to consider independence plan in Cyprus settlement
Prime Minister Macmillan told Archbishop Makartay that Britain is willing to consider an independence plan as part of a final settlement of the Cyprus dispute.
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Athens
Macmillan
Makartay
Britain
Cyprus
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David Lawrence
Red Chins
Red China
Quemoy and
Peiping
Geneva
Warsaw
Khrushchev
China
Davit Lafrerne
Hyattstown
James T
Lyles
Montgomery County
nOtls
Helen Marie Harris
Howard E. Harris
RFD
Finksburg
Gerald
Jerry) William Jones
Mabel Jones
Cumberland
Carl Jones
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Robert Haines
Westminster
David Insley
Beltsville
Clarence A. Russell Jr
James R. Crites
This City
William Forsyth
Sparrows Point
Virginia
Elgier Stutie
Maryland School
Westminster Coat Company
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick News and Post
Jones
Mapleside Methodist Church
Mapleside Playground Organization
Optimist Club
Lancaster
Cathy Haines
Pat Insley
Audrey Forsyth
Mr Laderoute
Frank J. Keefer
Robert Miller
Edward Hedges
Robert Staley
Robert Cramer
Imd
Miami Beach, Fla
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
United Glass Cand Ceramic
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