Community groups oppose Madison street project in Frederick
Local groups urge residents to vote against the Madison street plan citing high costs and added dangers. They note South street as a viable alternative and warn alterations to nearby schools would be needed if Madison street becomes a boulevard to the capital. Citizens are asked to join protests to spare Washington street and Lincoln school environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Ely
Madison Street
South Street
Watkins Acres
Washington Street
Lincoln School
Lifespan Gains Mark Public Health Report
The U S Public Health Service reports Americans born at the turn of the century now live about sixty eight years up from forty seven. The rise reflects progress against infectious diseases but chronic diseases like cancer and heart disease now cause two thirds of deaths. heart disease remains the leading killer, while international health efforts helped lower death rates abroad. The piece notes peace could help extend gains and push cures for chronic illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Health Service
Oppose Making Thoroughfare Of Madison Street For School Safety
Letter to The News argues against routing Madison Street through school playgrounds near Washington and Lincoln schools. It cites dangers to younger children, proximity to classrooms, and traffic density plans, contrasting with a previous High School street proposal and urging safer access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Acres
Madison Street
Carroll Creek
Washington Street
Lincoln School
Madigan Street
East End
Madison
Who Is Free A Lenten Thought Reflection
A devotional meditation contrasts secular liberty with spiritual freedom through John 8 36 and verses 31 36. It argues true freedom comes from Christ and asks for forgiveness for earthly fetters while citing George Matheson and James Lowell poetry volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Land
Christ
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Liberty Copper Mines stockholders discuss building a short line railroad to cut costs with possible connections to Western Maryland or Pennsylvania Railroad. Aaron and Jacob Rosenstock sell their East Second street home for 4900 dollars to D Charles Winebrewer. Carlton Molesworth, noted local outfielder, signs with Schenectady club and will depart April 15. At Baltimore Methodist Episcopal conference Frederck district appoin tments list W I McKenney as Freshding elder and other names. Allen Rohrback and Willard Keller christen new boat named Martin and John with a champagne-bow launch by Marion Faubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Copper Mines
Western Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aaron
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
D. Charles Winebrewer
Carlton Molesworth
Schenectady
Molesworth
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Baltimore
Frederck District
Freshding
W.' I McKenney
Frederick
E. S. Todd
Brunswick
Gray
Allen Rohrback
Willard C. Keller
Martin and
John
Marion Faubel
Twenty Years Ago Columns From The News April 9 1932
Federal prohibition agents raided a tenant house on a farm near Point of Rocks finding a sun running at full blast and stressed two men. Arbor Day was celebrated at Thurmont schools with two elm trees planted in memory of the Washington bicentennial. Mt Marys College opened its baseball season by beating Temple University 13 0 at Echo Field as Eddie Edelen and Ball train pitched a shutout. Fire destroyed a large hen house on N R Burdette farm near Creagerstown killing about 800 chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Thurmont Schools
Washington
Princeton
N. R. Burdette
Creagerstown
Installation of DeMolay Master Councilor Draws Near 200
About 200 parents and guests attended the annus Parent-Son banquet at the Masonic Temple as William 5. Rhoads was installed as Master Councilor of the Frederick Chapter of the Order of DeMolay. Nicky Vaciliou presided and presented the Baltimore team including Joan Fleischman as senior councilor and Jack Schrodel as junior councilor. Officers named include Scribe Robert E. Gearinger, Assistant Scribe Robert C. Maio, Senior Deacon Irving W. Thomas, Junior Deacon Kirk D. Cramer, Senior Steward Jack T. Burgeer, Junior Steward Richard T. Brandenburg, standard bearer Frederick W. Buzzerd, marshal Robert C Fry, chaplain Lawrence R. Holter, sentinel Andrew S. Kritsings, orator W. Robert Rippeon, almoner Dorsey F. Shipley Jr, preceptors Franklin J. Tyerysr Jr, Stanley M. Weener, Leon W. Masser, Roland D. Hahn, E. Wayne Roelke, H. LeRoy Strawsburg Jr, and W. Edward Wallace. Robert Gearinger demonstrated the flower talk. Delaine Hobbs sang Before Jerusalem. M. C. Vacilius received the Past Master's jewel. Local dignitaries and DeMolay chapters from Dundalk, Westminster, Hagerstown, and Akron were represented. Lynch and Columbia lodge Masons attended. Mayor Donald B. Rice and city/state officials were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Rhoads
Frederick
Masonic Temple
Nicky Vaciliou
Baltimore
Joan Fleischman
Jack Schrodel
Scribe
Robert E. Gearinger
Robert C. Maio
Irving W. Thomas
Kirk D. Cramer
Jack T. Burgeer
Richard T. Brandenburg
Frederick W. Buzzerd
Robert C Fry
Lawrence R. Holter
Sentinel
Andrew S. Kritsings
W. Edward Wallace
Robert Gearinger
Harry Kiracofe, Jr
Carl Brown
Delaine Hobbs
Jerusalem
M. C. Vacilious
Russell
Michael
Herbert R. Eiker
Advisory Council
Mothers’ Circle
E B. Shipley
Job
Shirley Felton
DeMolay
Dundalk
Westminster
Hagerstown
Akron
Lynch and
Columbia Lodge Masons
Donald B. Rice
Clyde M. Roney
Dorsey F. Shipley
Charles Y. Main
Elmer F Munshower
Jacob R. Rathsburg
Washington drift in government sparks wage and price clash
In Washington April 9 observers condemn the administration for lack of leadership amid steel wage and price disputes. Critics say coups in governance threaten production and hint at nationalization. mentions of President Truman, John R. Steelman, and the danger of confiscating profits as the steel controversy unfolds. Mrs Linthicum and Commander Page, touring to California, return to Frederick after a 9,000 mile trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
America
Truman
John R. Steelman
New Deal
Linthicum
Mary Emma Johnson
Earl G. Johnson
Damascus
Dudley M. Page
Record Street
California
Texas
Frederick
Column on dieting and fat man nostalgia in New York
A retired man reflects on life as a fat person, his loneliness, and decision to diet. He jokes about past weight, the social pull of fat, and the simple, counterintuitive method of losing weight by skipping disliked foods, noting the paradoxes of public health ads and life insurance pressures. The piece mixes humor with personal insight into dieting culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dutchman Grunewald Cited for Contempt by House
The House cited Henry W Grunewald The Dutchman for contempt of Congress for willful reckless refusal to discuss his alleged ties to big money tax cases amid ongoing tax scandal investigations in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
House
Henry W. ‘the Dutchman
Grunewald
Congress
Local Hospital News From Frederick Area Infirmities
Numerous residents are listed as hospital patients or recent surgical cases. Mrs. Williamsoon, Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Nicodemus, Mrs. Jones, Jerry Anders, Clarence Black, Fred Gosnell, Mrs. Hively, Master Phillip Arnold, and Miss Miriam Arnold are cited with hospital stays, surgeries, or improvements. Several are treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital, with others at Johns Hopkins or Fort Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsoon
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Singer
Trail Avenue
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Pauline F.jones
East Church Street
Jerry Anders
Kermit Anders
Thurmont
Clarence Black
Gamber
Johns Hopkins Hospital
C. M. Waltz
Fred R
Nellie L. Hively
West Third Street
Phillip Gregory Arnold
A. Daniel Arnold
Brunswick
Miriam Arnold
Local anniversaries and births noted in personals
Mrs Emory Carmack at 222 E Church street will mark the 14th wedding anniversary on Thursday with family nearby. Their niece Alice Germaine Harley, daughter of Theodore and Mrs Harley, and Bird Hagerstown at 300 East Wilson will celebrate a 7th birthday the same day. Mr and Mrs Miel W Linthicum Jr of Yamsville announce the birth of a son James Miel IV, 9 pounds 13 ounces, born Tuesday at Montgomery County General Hospital Olney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Emory Carmack
E. Church Street
Alice Germaine Harley
Theodore Harley
East Wilson
bird_ Hagerstown
Miel W. Linth
Icum, Jr
Women's Clubs meet at Ballenger Community Hall
Mrs. Martin L Summers hosted Ballenger Homemakers club with 16 members present. Reports on a food booth profit of 102.05 and plans for a DuPont garden tour on May 17 were shared. Delegates were instructed on ballots for the annual meeting and several members were named to plan windows for Home Demonstration week and Civil Defense and Health activities. The meeting featured hymn singing, a hymn study by Mrs. Howard Sr, and recreation. Next gathering follows at Mrs. Pascal Renn's home with guest Miss Fehr discussing Understanding Ourselves and Others. Calendars noted to have wooden pages in Denmark and Sweden in ancient times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uenger Momembers Club
Martin L. Summers
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Ballenger
Monroe Stup
Howard T. Smith
Greenwald
Tate
William Howard
Russell Hargett
Harry Feaga
St. Luke's Church
Martin Summers
Wilfred Wisner
Russell Dudrow
Christ
Howard
Edgar Hargett
Earl Hargett
Stup
Pascal Renn
E C. Renn
Double Wedding At Taneytown Unites Two Couples
A double wedding was solemnized at Trinity Evangelical Church Taneytown on Sunday March 30 at two o'clock Miss Beatrice Vaughn Edward E Sauble and Miss Audrey Fogle William Stonesifer were married Rev Glenn L Stahl presided. Each bride wore lace gowns with veils and carried white orchids. After a reception for 225 guests the couples planned to reside in Westminster and Fort Jackson South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Evangelical Church
Taneytown
Beatrice Vaughn
John Vaughn
Edward E. Sauble
Audrey Fogle
Joseph E. Fogle
Baltimore
Pic
William Stonesifer
Walter Stonesifer
Glenn L. St
Otto Jaeger
Plainfield
N. J
George R. Sauble, Jr
Norman K. Diller
Elizabeth
Niagara Falls
Canada
Taneytown High School
C. & P. Telephone Company
Westminster
Raffles News Agency
Taneyown
Miss Fogle
Raymond Murray
Pfe Stonesifer
Clarence
Chester Cartzendamer
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Cambridge Rubber Company
Raleigh
N. C
Frederick
Walkersville
Keymar
Olivet To Calvary To Be Given At Mt. Airy
Calvary Methodist church Mt Airy will present the cantata Olivet To Calvary by J H Maunder Sunday at 8 p m The Calvary choir of 30 voices under Mrs Norman Etzler and with L V Barnes as accompanist will offer this religious cantata for the public The cantata recalls incidents of the last days of the Saviour arranged for solo voices and chorus with hymns for the congregation The words are by Shapcott Wensler Soloists include Utha Jean Rigler Delaine Hobbs Marion Runkles Rev W De Witt Dickey Quentin Earhart Marshall Hood Norman Etzler Mrs Marion Runkles The doors open 7 p m Organist will play a brief concert before the cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Olivet
Calvary
J. H. Maunder
Calvary Choir
Norman Etzler
L V. Barnes
Ace Companist
Shapcott Wensler
Jerusalem
Utha Jean Rigler
Delaine Hobbs
Temple
Marion Runkles
W. de Witt Dickey
Mount of Olives
Quentin Earhart
Marshall Hood
Mr. Dickey
Earhart
W_ Ge- Witt Dickey
John Steele
George Free
Nathan Dorsey
Weitzel Bride Marries Marine Pte Brenton Baugher
Margaret Ann Weitzel and Brenton Baugher wed in a Damascus Methodist parsonage ceremony performed by Rev. Osen Osteen. Attendants were the bride’s parents and the groom’s brother. The bride wore a yellow ballerina gown with a pea corsage. reception followed at the Weitzel home. The bride is Mt Airy High School graduate. the groom is stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weitzel
Mt. Aury
Margaret Ann
Brenton Baugher
U.S. Marine Corps
Charles Baugher
Damascus
Osen Osteen
Mt Airy High School
Carp Lejerxe
Deaths in the area include Kuebler Alkire Dayhoff and others
Multiple obituaries note deaths across Frederick and surrounding counties. Barry Kuebler of Baltimore dies at home with funeral arrangements at Loudoun Park. Edgar R. Alkire of Frederick, 65, dies after a long illness. survived by wife Anita. services at 8 East Patrick Street and Mount Olivet Cemetery. Granville U. Dayhoff of Mount Airy dies at 81. several children and many grandchildren survive. services at Locust Grove Church. Miss Mary Ann Boyer, known as Mamie, of New Market dies at 86. funeral in New Market followed by burial in New Market Cemetery. Jonas A. Snoots, former Lovettsville resident, dies at 63. survived by widow Ada Snoots and two daughters. services in Lovettsville and Union Cemetery notes. Bethlehem Steel near Sparrows Point reports shutdown delays due to nationwide strike cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Kuebler
Harry Kuebler
James Street
Baltimore
Grace L. Kritwise Kuebler
Loudoun Park
Edgar R. Alkire
Edgar Raymond Alkire
Narva Avenue
Mr. Alkire
South Bend
Indiana
James and
Mary Alkire
Frederick
Christian Science Society of
Alkire
Frederick Welding Co
United States Navy
Anita F. Malone Alkire
Lewis Alkire
Detroit
Michigan
Heiss Shirley McMillan
Washingon
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Granville U. Dayhoff
Granvill U. Dayhoff
Mount Airy
Lucretia Dayhoff
Frederick County
Blanche
Harry Wright
Edgar Merriman
Sykesville
Walter Smith
Westminster
Walter Dayhoff
Ralph Wright
Millardé Garman
Reisterstown
Morgan
Woodsboro
Milton
Wilford
Dickerson
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
C. M. Waltz
Waltz
Mary Ann Boyer
NewsMarket
Mamie
New Market
Jonas A. Snoots
Lovettsville
Robert Hope
Tuscarora
Loudoun County
Kate Jenkins Snoots
Alonza Snoots
Ada Snoots
Hope
Ezra Williams
Arthur Snoots
Jefferson
Lettie Wetzel
Strasburg
Charlies Snoots
Winchester
Gertie Frye
Minnie Caniford
Janie Carey
John Snoots
Alonz Snoots
Petersville
Lovellsville
St. James Reformed Church
Union Cemetery
RE. Brown
Calvin Page Brown
Chambersburg
Simpson
A. ME
C. E. Hicks
West All Saints Street
Brown
Maredane Luby Brown
Funeral services for Joseph E Bartgis near New Midway
Funeral services for Joseph E Bartgis who died Saturday evening at his home near New Midway were held Tuesday at two oclock at the Thurmont funeral home conducted by Rev Ivan G Natgle. Pallbearers included Carroll Haugh Lewis Dutrow Julius Underwood John Boller Hamilton Beard John Deberrey. Burial followed in Mt Hope Cemetery at Woodsboro. M L Creager and Son, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Bartgis
New Midway
Thurmont
Ivan G. Natgle
Carroll Haugh
Lewis Dutrow
Julius Underwood
John Boller
Hamilton Beard
John Deberrey
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
M. L. Creager and Son
Easter Pageant The Easter Trial at Creagerstown Sunday
A pageant titled The Easter Trial will be presented by St Johns Lutheran Sunday School at Creagerstown Easter Sunday at 745 p m Teachers and mothers of the primary department run the program. The service opens with an organ prelude by Mrs Masten Long and a welcome recitation by Patty and Carol Jean Saylor. The pageant features many named participants including Mary Magdalene by Jane Bartholow and Galilean children led by Donna Hubbard and Eugene Speak among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Sunday School
Creagerstown
Masten Long
Patty
Carol Jean Saylor
Ann
Janice Lee Hann
Jean
Jenna Lee Harbaugh
Flower Chorus
Frances Harbaugh
Dorothy Swope
Joann Hubbard
Tillie
Dolly Hann
Janet Wastler
Ruth Ann Free
Betty Wastler
Ruby Lawrence
Virginia Ann Long
Nellie Long
Edwin Free
Danny Long
Herold Hann
Beverly Hann
Theresa Martin
Glenn
Jesse Burdette
Connie Myers
Darlene Six
Sharon Lawrence
Margaret Wastler
Mary Magdalene
Jane Bartholow
Donna Hubbard
Eugene Speak
Glenne Harbaugh
Billy Free
Ronald Rentzel
Marion Lawrence
Frances Rice
Madeline Hart Baugh
Paul Brown
Carroll Wastler, Jr
Christine Fuss
Harold Lee Shorr
Ronnie Free
Grayson Long
Larmar Martin
Eddie Free
Kenneth Wastler
Joan Myers
Ruth Wastler
Naomi Long
Patty Morgan
Joann Smith
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Wilfred Kaufman
Washington St. P.T.A
Donald Bayton
P.T.A. Haines G. H
South End Civic Association, Inc
Frederick, Md
News
Sir
Edward D. Storm
P.ta
P.T.A
South End
Civic Apa Oe
Storm
Frederick High School
Te City
Jesus
George Matheson
Freedom
James Router
Lowell
Houghton Miffiin
the News
David Lawrence
Boyle
Denmark
Sweden
Johan Dough
Bureau OF Internal Revenue
Bethlehem
BethLehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Heaven
Beecher
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