Frederick 1858 News front page notice summary
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page from September 30 1858 shows masthead details for The News Great Southern Manufacturing Co listing address on North Court Street and subscription rates. It notes Associated Press membership and postal classification statements. The readable items indicate circulation and distribution context for the period.
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Formation of Frederick Chapter of Engineers Opens
The Maryland Society of Professional Engineers formed a Frederick chapter with about 30 engineers meeting at the State Armory. Watson C. Stoner Jr. was named president, James E. Carey vice president, and Andrew M. Cowan secretary and treasurer. The chapter was accredited and aims to cooperate with state and national engineer groups.
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Frederick Chap
Maryland Soci
State Armory
Second and
Bentz Streets
Watson C. Stoner Jr
James E. Carey
Andrew M. Cowan
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Michael J. Blew
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Electroluminescence Could Light Homes and Cars of Future
A review of electroluminescence as a lighting breakthrough describes panels and glass forms that would illuminate interiors, windows, and dashboards. The article imagines homes lit by ceiling and wall panels with color changes by voltage and notes progress before market readiness.
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Edison
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on September 30 1905 the Blue Ridge Mountains natural wonders near Pen Mar drew praise from H A Barnes of Pen Mar to a Baltimore reporter. He called Devil's Racecourse the area’s most remarkable feature. The remodeling contract for the old First National Bank building at Church and Market streets was awarded to Lloyd C Cater, owner of the Central National Bank. A portrait of the late Chief Judge James M Wherry of the Court of appeals was painted by Dr Louis P Diet for the Maryland State Bar Association.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
H. A. Barnes
Pen- Mar
Baltimore
Devil's Racecourse
Pen-Mar
First Natonal Bank
Church and
Market Street
Central National Bank
Lio.d C. Cater
James M Wherry
Court of Peas
Louis P. Diet
Marxland Staite
More Scholarships Proposed By Council
Baltimore AP report outlines a new plan by a Legislative Council committee to expand state scholarships for college students. The total cost would be about 8,060 dollars less than the current 1,060,000 allotment, with 1,979 scholarships proposed, including about 800 for teacher training and the rest split among private institutions and state colleges or universities. The plan favors more general education scholarships to reduce cost and shifts the annual deadline from July 1 to May.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
Martland
Del
Blair Lee
Ills and admissions listed for Martinsburg area patients
Among The Sick Mr Cecil Oconnor 522 West King Street Martinsburg WV admitted to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home at Braddock Heights Saturday Mr John Wilson 135 North Market Street admitted to Roosevelt Building at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Monday condition satisfactory Gerald Murphy 24 St Marys College treated at Warner Hospital Gettysburg for left knee sprain while playing football Mr Joseph C Thomas 227 East Second Street removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Vindabona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights in ambulance of MR Etchison and Son Mr Arthur Cutson South Carroll Street admitted to Veterans Administration Hospital in Baltimore Glendar Aires Wilma Jean Keel Wilson Place healing after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday entered hospital Tuesday Mrs Ella Urban East Church Street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday as medical patient Mr Clarence A Bussard College Place entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for x rays and treatment
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Cecil O'Connor
West King Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Vindobona
Raddock Heights
John Wilson
North Market Street
Roosevelt
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Gerald Murphy
St. Mae's College
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ella Urban
East Church
Sireet
Frederick Wendrial Hospital
Clarence A. Bussard
Colllege Place
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
September 34, 1939 weekend at Miss Hailer ent George Washington Unter: tims fall where she is working to ward her Master's degree in psychology. 4 Frederick Pistol School has been organized under the auspices of the Frederick Rifle club. Among those who have joined are T. Edgie Russell, Benjamin D. Shuff, Gerald Remsberg, William Cadliou, C. W. Grezon, W. Dave Morton, William Treryvai, Roger Etzler, Vernon Rippeon, Willam Zimmermann, Harry Nogie, James Etchison, Allen Kinsey, Ruhland Boyer, Dewey Ford, Charles Rout, zohn, Charles Simpson, Alan Long, Paul Wastler, Frank Keeler and Floyd Burchett. Frank Keeler will be in charge of pistol shooting.
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Miss
James Etchison
Allen Kinsey
Ruhland Boyer
Dewey Ford
Charles Rout
Zohn
Charles Simpson
Alan Long
Paul Wastler
Frank Keeler
Floyd Burchett
Local News Begins with Personal Notices and School News
County Comm Renn observed ins trihd as A member of the Board of Managers of the Fi of Agricultural Society. he spent most areas with fair acting Mr. and Mrs. Abe Grosenickle. Smith Jg. announce the birth of their second daughter Lois sean. Seinine ounces. on1 September 25 at County His former Ester Pisarder of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pisor. Smithsburg. Sm grates of Frederick High School from Frederick City and vicinity have entered Towson State Teachers College in Towson for further study. Freshmen from the local area include Misses Lows Ann Hie Eleanor M. Burartie Tansa Lee Forney Jorte Ellensiup Bobbye Toaursa Kemp and Carol Annn Molesworth. LESS STRAINED TAIPEL Formosa (4p)- US Defense Secretary Neil McElroy said today conditions in the For mosa Strait appear less strained than they were a year ago. McElroy arrived for a three day visit with President Chane Karshek, other Chinese Nationali int Teachers and American offi cials.
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Misses Lows Ann Hie
Eleanor M. Burartie
Tansa Lee Forney
Jorte Ellensiup
Bobbye Toaursa Kemp
Carol Annn Molesworth
Formosa
Neil McElroy
Formosa Strait
McElroy
Chane Karshek
Nationali Int
Leadership Training meeting discussed for church leaders
A group of clergy from Frederick County held a meeting at Grace Church to discuss leadership training for church leaders. Rev Walter Mehring opened the session, with Rev Paul L Althouse and Rev Frederick D Eyster among those present. Topics included preparation for a leadership program and the need for trained leaders in the church.
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Forlos
Walter Mehrimg
Emergencies Week Proclaimed To Curb Home Accidents
Matvc dacob Ro Ramsburg urges cooperation for Emergencies Don’t Want Week to cut home accidents. He cites four million people injured and six to seven thousand died annually from home hazards. The week of October 9 to 17 emphasizes a home hazards checklist and safety actions.
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Matvc Dacob
Ramsburg
Crisens
Friecerten
Maser Ramsburg
Four Drunks Found Guilty in Magistrate Court
Four men appeared in Magistrate Bryan W. Thompson’s court on intoxication charges within city limits. Three were jailed 30 days in default of $23 plus costs. one, Curtis W. Henning, York Pa, received a 30 day suspended sentence for visiting his hospitalized mother but got drunk instead. Other defendants included Henry Ford Haines and William Lester Cromwell both from this city and Richard Finey of Macon Ga with varied outcomes.
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Lmits
Bryan W. Thompson
Henry Ford
Haines
William Lester
Cromwell
Richard Finey
Macon
Curtis W. Henning
York
Kinnehart
Marshall]Murray
Paul Mossburg
East Second Street
East Patrick Street
Lt Murray
Opera House
Finer
M. L. Kanade
East All Street
Finey
Hanks
Randallstown
James Shine
Shine
Frederick
Samuel W. Barries
Leonard Lee Piper
Gordon Smith
Route 46
Piper
Wilbur Ferney
Weavin Sheffield Jr
Sandra Butler
Ogree
Wilbur S. Butler
Accidents Reported In County Causes Damages
State Police report two early morning crashes on Route 10 and Shookstown road causing several hundred dollars in damage. In the Route 40 incident, Donald Lee Green pulled left to turn onto Black Bok road and was struck by a passing tractor-trailer and by an unidentified rear vehicle, with Green cited for unsafe left turn. A second collision near Meadows Storage involved Theodore DeWayne Thompson and Robert E Wheeler, with injuries and hospital treatment noted. Green’s 1950 Ford was totaled and a guard rail was damaged.
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Robert C. Snayder
Investgated
Donald Lee ‘Green
Green
Fit International
Edward John Kelly
Pittsburgh Pa
Ford
Char
Shookstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sara Thompson
Theodore DeWayne Thompson
Frede
Robert E. Wheeler
RFD
Frederick
Tfe. Snyder
Wheeler
Shookstoun Road
Meadows Storage Company
Thompson
Encephalitis Toll Rises in New Jersey Spread
Encephalitis cases rise in New Jersey with 14 deaths. total in state reaches 24. M mh Krammer dies at Shore Hospital after Somers contracted disease known as sleeping sickness. A 30 year old man at Newcomb Hospital is admitted with symptoms. Health officials warn of mosquito borne virus. horses may carry though not transmitable to humans. No vaccine for humans yet. focus on mosquito control and horse vaccination.
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South Jersey
M Mh Krammer
Shore
Somers
Newcomb Hospital
New Jersey
State Health Department
Charlotte
State Departments
Maryland
Health Department
Marrian
Deaths of John E. Fogle and Frank Schmoll
Obituaries report the deaths of John Edward Fogle aged 73 from an illness, and Frank X. Schmoll of Baltimore. Fogle, son of J Ward and Ja F Fa, linked to Calvary Methodist and a 5 ho school, resided at 196 East Church Street. Funeral arrangements pending with Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Home. Schmoll, son of the late Professor Fre and Car, died yesterday afternoon. services set for Saturday at 10 AM from Heisthis Avenue and Hillsdale Road, officiated by Rev. Charles Bryan of Grace P. E. Church New Market, with burial at Ohivet cemetery.
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John E. Fogle
John Edward
J. Ward
Calvary Metho
Fogle
D.C. Winebrewer Inc
Lloyd M
Mirs
Ann Fogle
East Church
Olivet
Rank X. Schmoll
Frank X. Schmoll
Bai
Fres
Carte
B. the Ant
Ellsworth Armacost
Heisthis Avenue
Hillsdale Road
Baltimore
Funeral rites for Mrs Minnie R Marc held in Windock area
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie R Marc widow of Charlies Martz of 202 East Church Street were held Saturday at the funeral home on East Church Street Windock. Pallbearers included Raymond Aldridge Glenn Izier Carlton Gamm Daniel D Wilson Stanley R Van Sant and Augustus Bra Shears.
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Minnie R. Marc
Charlies Martz
East Church Street
Vindobona Converescent and Rest
Braddock Heights
Ea Church Street
Windock
Burali
Arthy Brown
Revere
Mt Airy
Enns Ceale
Calvary Methodist Church
P Grove Cemetery
Raymond Aldridge
Glenn Izier
Carlton Gamm
Daniel D. Wilson
Stanley R. van Sant
Augustus Bra. Shears
Extension Courses Start at Frederick High School Tonight
Extension courses to college extension programs for teachers will begin at Frederick High School this evening. Western Maryland College offers the courses carrying three credit hours. Registration and first class for the education course titled Audio-Visual Aids meet in Room 118 at 7:36 p.m. The English course Survey of American Culture begins at 4:40 p.m. A minimum enrollment of 15 persons is required for each class.
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Frederick Ich
Western Maryland Coallege 13
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