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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1955

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10

Favor Test If Vaccine Is O.K.

Maryland parents of first and second graders weigh polio vaccination as Salk vaccine decision awaits an Ann Arbor okay. About 14000 children would be vaccinated starting mid April with three injections to build immunity, prioritizing kindergarten, pregnant women, and other elementary students.

Baltimore Maryland Michigan Ann Arbor Warrlendereré Battie Ansgram Edward Davens Bureau of Preventive Medicine State Department of Health Davens Marsland

Homemakers Club Enjoys Easter Week Meeting

Adamstown Homemakers Club held their Spring meeting at Hond College during Easter week. Mrs Siser led a Bible reading and prayer, Evie Biser and Palmer Snook sang The Road To Calvary, and members praised the annual event. Birthday gift scuffs were sent to the Victor Cullen Auxiliary for hospital patients.

Adamstown Healthchester Hall Nan Mise § Smith Siser Calvary Evie Biser Palmer Snook Rall Hond College Victor Cullen National Home

Word Study Lesson on Usage and Pronunciation

English Lesson er W L Gordon highlights common word mistakes. He stresses correct forms such as use versus use, prophecy versus prophesy, sanction as noun, and emphasizes preferring the first syllable in certain accents. The feature urges daily vocabulary growth with a focus on insistence as persistent demand for action.

W. L. Gordon Torlay

Certificates Awarded for Holstein Calf Club Work

Gail Guyton of Burkittsville and George A. Lakin of Jefferson are honored with certificates of merit and junior memberships in the Holstein Friesian Association of America for outstanding calf club work last year.

SIVEN Gail Guyton Burkittsville George A. Lakin Jefferson Holstein-Friesian Association of America

Cairo Returns to Welcome After Riots and Reform

HAL BOYLE notes Cairo’s uneasy post‑1952 atmosphere has shifted toward a welcoming, bustling crossroads. Tourism rises as authorities modernize baggage checks, hire multilingual tourist guides, and deploy tourist police. American firms increase presence with US aid boosting dollars. about 1,200 Americans and 490 Germans now live in Egypt amid a new consumer‑friendly climate.

Py Hal Boyle Cairo Egypt Farouk Jesus Revolutionary Council Cnides Seaver Tron Curtain

Becomes Pastor of Memorial Church in Bradenton Beach

Rev A W Simms named pastor of Harvey Memorial Church at Bradenton Beach. The non denominational church, open year round for visitors, has 165 members. Simms, Maryland native and Westminster Theological Seminary graduate, has preached 31 years. He previously ran a dairy farm and spent summers near Unionville, Florida. His wife is Marguerite Gaither of Unionville. The article notes prior work at Eckhart Mines and Pines Trailer Park.

A. W. Simms Unionville Paradise Bay Bradenton Fla Harvey Memorial Bradenton Beach Maryland Mr. Simms Westminster Theological Seminary Eckhart Mines St. Petersburg. Fla Bob Hanstom Pines Trailer Park Macent ‘Orship Joseph C Marguerite Gaither

Zonta Club Elects Frederick Chapter Officers

Misk 35 was elected president for the coming year of the Frederick Zonta Club at its regular dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Newly installed officers include Virginia B. Thoas as vice president and Miss Ethel Naw home as recording secretary. The 24th anniversary observance is set for April 18 with Mrs. Cornelia Bierlee reading the Collect.

Misk Frederick Zonta Club Francis Scott Rey Tes Virginia B. Thoas Ethel Naw Beattie Stauffer Sonia Weezer Levien Grace Stickel Nara Eteler Ia Renn Eye Paris Ken Wersperger Cornelia Bierlee Sone Veg Tatalte Rhea Atymedanem Alin Felflaws Catherine Johnson Norma Fizler Nora Wise Helen Smith Ken Hersperger Nan Berberick Bierlee

Taneytown Fire Incident and Ambulance Moves

Fire damaged a camp truck and a trailer tire during a flare incident on Fairview Avenue with no injuries reported. Two tires burned when a car hit a flare near East Baltimore Street in Taneytown. Fire damage estimated at 50 dollars. Ambulance crews assisted Toe Brooks and Baxter Chenowrth hospitalized locally and at Johns Hopkins.

Faneytown Taneytown Letty Jaci Russell Fepser Fairview Avenue Charles Bak W. F. Wilson So Sewer Contractors East Baltimort Carroll Hess Toe Brooks Anni@ AL Warner Hospital Gettysburg Baxter Chenowrth Johns Hopkins Hospital Ballimore

Pan American Day observance at Fond College campus

Pan American Day will be observed at Fond College next Thursday evening with an address by Arthur Gropp of the Pan American Union in Washington. The event, sponsored by the Town Hall Group and the modern languages department, is open free of charge and will take place at 7 o clock in Brodbeck Hall. Gropp will discuss The Inter American System Cultural Activities of the Organization of American States. The notice outlines the OAS aims and its relation to the Pan American Union as its secretariat.

Fond College Arthur Gropp Colum Pan American Union Washington Fredericksonians Départment of Modern Languages Mir Gropp Brodbeck Hall Organization of American States OAS United Nations

New Windsor and area church and social notes

Local notes report a head injury patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall in a barn. Visitors include Mrs. Luther Shelor of Floyd VA. Homemakers Club met in the Methodist church with devotions led by Mrs. Walter Bowers and a First Aid demo by Mrs. George Magin. Bake sale raised over $20 for the medical center. Stork shower for Mrs. James Carlisle at her sister’s home. Weekend in Cumberland for Mr. Hyde and family. Miss Ann Roop and Gale Ark from Manchester College spending spring vacation with the Happs. Fred Condon received a surprise birthday party. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Ensor and Cleveland visitors stayed with Mrs. Ensor. Palm Sunday services held at the Methodist church. New members received and baptism for Carlos Randolph Metcalfe. Firemen extinguished a field blaze on Miss May Larver’s farm and a carport fire near Taylorsville with no major damage. Alethea Hoff of Kansas visiting her parents.

Windsor Richard Warrenfeltz Frederick Memorial Hospital Luther Shelor Floyd Samuel Rakes Homemakers Club Walter Bowers George Magin James Carlisle Sidney Lease Earl Pee Jn Roland Gosnell Cumberland Hyde Mica Lesie Baltimore Twin River Beach Ann Roop Gale Ark Manchester College H. C. Happ Fred Condon Truman Ensor Cleveland C. Ensor Methodist Church Wayne Beverly Barnes Glenda Buckingham Joyce Conrad Homer Nutting Daniel Hartzler Judith Obrecht Judith Wilhelm Linda David Robson Kathleen Roach Barbara Leas Nicholas Metcalfe Harry Roach Charles Bucklingham Byron Harizler Carlos Randolph Metcalfe May Larver Alr Daniel Carpot Taylorsville Alethea Hoff University of Kansas Andrew Iort

Baltimore moves to transfer Constellation from Boston

Formal application will be filed to move the last year Enid Frizare Constellation from Boston to Baltimore, detailing the plan to rehome the vessel.

Baltimore

Arctic fern travels 22000 miles yearly to feed on fish

The Arctic fern migrates between the Arctic and Antarctic, covering over 22,000 miles annually. Its remarkable journey benefits from feeding on fish, enabling its long-distance movement.

Arctic Antarctic

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