The News Frederick 1955 local notices and ads
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated April 12 1955 includes notes on advisory councils for rural civil defense FCDA members and local business listings. It also features Associated Press material and information on subscription rates and publication details.
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Frederick
The
Nations Act
Newsvisory Council For
Ferse
FCDA
Great Souhseen Ptg. & Mfg
Norta Court X
Lawrence Yes
Sear
Greulators
Mpenbeb
Associated Press
Tee Assicetec Press
Tse
Republicatea
Pristad m Ts
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Discussion recalls 1938 criticism of book burning and debates on free press. Article notes economists penalties on printing and questions true commitment to freedom of the press amid varied views.
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Washington
America
Reverend Roy E Bowie Dies at 539 Years Old
Reverend Roy Emory Bowie, longtime resident of 162 West All Saints Street and husband of Margaret Diges Bowie, died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a two week illness. He was 539 years old, son of the late Emory Columbus and Mary Ellenhomas Bowie of Bartonsville. A minister and former assistant pastor at St James A.M.E. Church, he also served as superintendent of the Sunday Circle D of the Women’s Auxiliary. Copyright 1953 New York Herald Tribune, Inc.
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Roy Emory Bowie
All Saints Street
Margaret Diges Bowie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emory Columbus
Mary Ellenhomas Bowie
Bartonsville
National Association Off
Washington
Life
National Education Association
Association of Principals
Westington
Ias
St. James
A. M.E
United States
Supremes Court of the United States
Louisiana
Alice van Pelt Wright
Middlesex
Frederick
Presbyterian
Inj
America
Prinipals
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Mrs Margaret Fischer Dies At 36 In Calgary Area
Widow Mrs Margaret V Fischer aged 36 died Friday at her home 124 West Patrick Street after a two month illness. She was born in Middlewax, daughter of Clarence. The Mothers and Teachers Club Calgary Methodist Church held its April meeting at Mrs Lloyd Freeze’s home 146 Carroll Parkway with 11 members and a guest. Refreshments were served. Next meeting May 3 at Mrs Carter Appleby’s West 12th Street with Mrs William Davis assisting. The report then shifts to various local items including a husband found naked under a bed, a man escaping monoxide danger, and political candidacy notices for State Senator in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret V. Fischer
John Francis Fischer
West Patrick Street
Fischer
Middlewax
Clarence
Mothers’ and
Calgary Methodist Church
Lloyd Freeze
Carroll Parkway
Freeze
Abrs
Carter Appleby
West 12Th Street
Wiliam Davis
George T. Cutitt
Bradgock Heights
Soy Gastley
Frank L. Gastley
East Third Street
Oseph B
Payne
Brunswick
John B. Funk
Funk
Paul B. Beard
Thur- Morrow
Abilene Christian
Mt. Joy
St.College
Bill Woodhouse
Harney
Baylor
Texas State
Fidelis Bible
Jessie Tinney
Hamilton
Matel Withide
Leona Wachier
Waskey
Basi
Harry G. Benson
News-Post
Cancer Fund
Tor
Barnesville
Frederick
Belva Green
Blanchemorial Hospital
Bier
Margaret Crist
Margaret Engle
Mary Fox
Mildred Miller
Loy Haifleigh Loy Weddings In Lutheran Chapel
A quiet wedding was held April 5 at 2 p.m. in Chapel Lutheran Church near Libertytown. Miss Mary Margaret Haifleigh daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs Bertha Haifleigh became the bride of Spencer Ralph Loy of Frederick Route 1 son of Mr and Mrs J Spencer Loy of Rockville. The ceremony was by Rev William J Brown with Easter lilies and evergreens. Matron of honor was Miss Mary Haba sister of the groom best man Rudell Loy twin brother of the groom. The couple reside in the Staley apartment on Pennsylvania Ave in Urbana after a brief wedding trip. Also noted is birth of Gary Wayne Hubble March 26 at Killeen General Hospital and engagement of Lois Bitner to Harry Pryor Jr. No wedding date set for Lois Bitner and Harry Pryor Jr.
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Chapel Lutheran Church
Libertytown
Mary Margaret Haifleish
E. Earl
Haifleigh
Berthaj L. Haifleigh
Walkersville
Spencer Ralph; Loy
Frederick
Route 1
Aid
J. Spencer Loy
Rockville
William 3. Brown
Woods- Boro Lutheran Parish
Evergreen
James
Haba
Taneytown
Rudell Loy
Gaithers- Pune
Brown
Immedi
Staley
Pennsylvania Aves
Lana
Ufalbareville
PFC
William Hubble
Gary Wayne
Killeen General Hospital
Killeen
Tex
Hubble
Doris E. Martell
Army
Fort Hood
Orville R. Bitner
Hagerstown
Lois
Harry J. Pryor Jr
Harry Pryor Sr
RFD
Myersville
Miss Bitner
Ha Igerstown
Houghton College
Houghton
James Schaffer
States
con‘Teachers College
Towson
Ann Rebecca
Fred‘Elmwood
Inierick Memorial Hospital
Mon
Baltimore County
Iday
Pryor
Middletown High School
Grace College
Winona Lake
Ind
Doubleday and Company
Smithsburg
Paul Savter
Ladiesburg
Betty Lau
Robbert Bittner Jr
Sabinlasville
Miss Saxter
Walkersville High School
Bittner
Tourmont High School
U.S. Air Force
Brosius Homes Corp
Birthday honors for Joseph W. L. Carty at ninety one
Retired banker and churchman Joseph W. L. Carty turns ninety one today and receives congratulations from friends. He formerly chaired Frederick County National Bank and held multiple posts in local financial and religious groups. Carty lives at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mark Daniel Koone marked his fourteenth birthday today. Mrs. Raymond Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Miller Richardson joined Republican women leaders at a spring luncheon and workshop in Green Springton with Governor Sfebeldin and Congressman J. P. S. Devereux as speakers. Bernard Lamb led the workshop and Miss Bertha Adkins attended. Mrs. Osborne Beall received a gavel carved from White House wood, presented by Congressman Devereux.
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Joseph W. L. Carty
Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Building and Loan Association
Frederick Brick Works
Evangelical Reformed United Caurch of Christ
Francis Scott Key
Mark Daniel Koone
Sherman Avenue
Raymond MM
Brown
Miller Richardson
New Windsor
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland Second Congressional District
Green Springton
Goernor Sfebeldin
J. P. S. Devereux
Bernard Lamb
Bertha Adkins
Osborne Beall
Federalin
White House
Congressian
Devereux
Government spending surge to top ten billion
As Congress reconvenes the first business will push the late price of anti recession measures. A 1.85 billion housing bill and 1.8 billion highway bill await final actions. A 2.5 billion defense supplement and 7.45 billion programs are poised. Together they signal a ten billion dollar stimulus aimed at reviving the economy.
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Congress
Senate
Critic on Headlines for Lana Turner Coverage
A reader letters the editor criticizing The News for using mild type on Lana Turner coverage and asks what policy shapes framing of Hollywood news versus major world events. The letter density notes concern about prioritizing entertainment over real global stories.
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Lana Turmer Storr
Hollywood
Donald FE
W. Ard
Frederick
Rosedale Homemakers Club hears travel packing demo
Mrs Francis Putman led a travel packing demonstration at the Rosedale Homemakers Club monthly meeting. Music featured Negro spirituals and songs Swing Low Sweet Chariot Old Black Joe with Mrs Viola Bird at the piano. Reports from Mrs Grant DeShazer noted an embassy tour on Saturday April 26 and a May 12 joint meeting with Gambrill Park Fort Detrick and Braddock clubs when Frank Lawrence speaks on color. A cancer film Time and Two Women will be shown May 8 at 8 20 p.m. at the Rosedale Field House. New members Mrs Viola Bird Mrs Charless Hartiett and Mrs Grant Hooper were welcomed.
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Rosedale Club
Francis Putman
Rosedale Homemakers Club
Black Joe
Viola Bird
Grant DeShazer
DeShazer
Bernard Stull
Rosedale Field House
Gambrill Park
Fort. Detrick
Braddock
Frank Lawrence
Letters To The Editor On Rural Civil Defense Lessons
Mr Goetze urges Governor Hoegh to recall the National Act for rural civil defense amid a severe snowstorm. He cites power and telephone outages, calls for underground lines, regional coordination, and updated emergency equipment. He notes his own farm isolation and seeks federal funding and faster restoration priorities. He also forwards the letter to the Council’s secretary.
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Goetze
Eral Civil Defense
Hoegh
Fivestock
Salisbury
Yrcory Council
Frank T. Bak Fense
Willards
Hsion
U.S
Baker
U.S. 50
Battle Creek
Michigan
FCDA
Asl Civil Defense
Congress
Washington
W. L. Shaffer
Council
Siegfried
New Market
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
RBOR DAY OBSERVED at the West South street public school with readings and recitations by Joe Hailer Joe Griffin Morris Miller Austin Rhoads John Fisher Charles Kimmel James Alariz Harry Correll Virginia Merchant Roy Schroeder Fred Keoch Queenie Kennedy Wilbur Brown Ik Henry Hett has begun building a new home near Fulmer's Station after selling the old one to Jesse Haines Ethel Finneyfrock resigns from Farmers Exchange to join Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Market notes list spring vegetables and rising fish and lamb prices at 12 to 20 cents a pound.
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West South Street
Joe Hailer
Joe Griffin
Morris Miller
Austin Rhoads
John Fisher
Charles Kimmel
James Alariz
Harry Correll
Virginia Merchant
Roy Schroeder
Fred Keoch
Queenie Kennedy
Wilbur Brown
Henry Hett
Fulmer
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Mir Jesse Haines
Ethel Finneyfrock
Farmers Exchange
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick County Community Leader Dies at 2 PM Funeral Set
2Cneol, longtime Steward Board chair and Frederick County Republican secretary, dies leaving wife, one son William Bowie at home, five sisters, three brothers, six grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Body at 24 West All Saints Street. moved to Bartonville AME Church Monday at 10 30. Funeral 2 PM with Rev F R Paulding officiating. interment Bartonville Cemetery. C E Hicks II, director.
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Steward
Fredericktonian Lodge
Maryland
Republican
Frederick County
William Bowie
Edmund Davis
Frederick
Eugene Brown
Elmo Allen
Edna B. Dykes
Eatrice Jackson
Bartonsville
Walter $. Bowe
W. Lester Bowe
St Louis
Austin Trowle
Funeral Home
West All Saints Street
Riends
James A.M. E. Church
Baronsville
F. R. Paulding
Willfiolate
Bartonsville Cemetery
C. E. Hicks II
Obituary notes survivors and funeral details for Mrs Fischer
The obituary lists survivors including John Fischer Jr Mrs Harry N Easton Jr Elizabeth Fischer and Mrs Charles Rinehart all of Frederick and a sister Mrs Victor Meich of Plainfield N J plus brothers Russell M Wright Charles G Wright once Wright George W P Wright Edmond C W Plainfield and many nieces and nephews The body rests at 8 East Patrick street with calling after 7 pm Monday service at 2 pm Interment Frederick Memorial Park Memorial contributions may go to the cancer fund Be at the funeral home branding and son directors and the other item highlights Bing Russell leaving for Hollywood with rapid rise from minor league to film and television earning about 50000 yearly
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Fischer
John Rence Fischer Jr
Harry N. Easton Jr
Elizabeth 4. Fischer
Charles Rinehart
Frederick
Victor Meich
Plainfield
N.J
Russell M. Wright
Middlesex
Charles G Wright
Bound Brook
R. Wright
High Br
George W. P. Wright
Edmond C. W Plainfield
Wright
Boby
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Park
Cancer Fund
C. E. Cling
Death notice for Mrs Blanche E Baker in Myersville
Mrs Blanche E Baker 81 widow of George E Baker died Thursday night at her home in Myersville Born at Wolfsville she was daughter of Benjamin and Sarah Stottlemyer Shuff She was a member of Zion UB Church Survivors include two daughters Mrs Raymond A Grossuickle and Miss Florence A Baker four grandchildren six great grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews The body rests at Paul F Bittle funeral home Myersville friends may call Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Rodger Keech officiating Interment United Brethren cemetery Myersville
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Blanche E. Baker
George E. Baker
Myersville
Wolfsville
Benjamin
Sarah Stottlemyer Shuff
Zioni UB
Raymond A. Grossuickle
Hagerstown
Florence A. Baker
Paul F. Bittle
Rodger Keech
United Brethren Cemetery
Funeral services held for Benjamin A Buchanan near Damascus
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 p m at the Olin L Molesworth funeral home in Damascus for Benjamin A Buchanan who died Tuesday. Rev A Dean Kesler conducted the service with pallbearers Paul Zigler George Magaha Albert Buchanan Charles Buchanan Gene Coffman and Fred N Oden. Interment followed at Forest Oak Cemetery in Gaithersburg.
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Benjamin’ S A. Buchanan
Near
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
A. Dean Kesler
William Buchanan Cosgrave
Frederick
R. D
East Church Street
William C. Harpold
Urbana Methodist Church
George Layman
Kenneth Layman
T Merrii Haller
John DeGrange
Roland Willard
Arthur Esworthy
John Edward Harper
Yellow Springs
Harry £. Powell
Salvation Army
Bethel Lutheran Cemetery
R. Etchison and Son
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital lists numerous births from April 8 to April 11. New arrivals include Judith Ann Gosnell, John Douglas Macdonnell, Calvin Lee Sines, Kevin Patrick Mullinix, Daniel Wilson Jr., Clarence Edward Kemp, Janet Susan Gaspar, Larry Wayne Thompson, Teresa Gail Parker, Jeri Lynn Hoyt, Paul David Jr., William Andrew Putman, and William Andrew Putman. Also noted are graveside services for John Edward Harper and local church happenings plus a Bible class meeting and hospital-related notices.
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Calvin Lee
Sines
Blanche Elliott
West Virginia
Everett Mullinix
Rt. 3
Mt. Airy
Kevin Patrick
Mullinix
Janice Watkins
Browningsville
Daniel W
Daniel Wilson Jr
Wallace E. Kemp
East Church Street
Clarence Edward
JM. Kemp
Virgie] Rhoderick
Frederick
Andrew G. Gaspar
Derrick
Janet Susan
Lewis F. Thompson
Airy
Larry Wayne
Thompson
Elsie Lawson
Bartonsville
Ernest Parker
Rt. 1
Sykesville
Teresa Gail
Parker
Patricia [Rehan al Catennnith
Lions Hear Wm Wallace on Europe trip and life lessons
Frederick Lions Club heard William Wallace of Braddock Heights recount his Europe Scotland and Shetland visit. He described radar towers in the Shetlands, lone American guards, sea transport limits, and a Scotland service club encounter. New members Alonzo Meadows M W Ambrose George Schroeder Frank Cox George W Carter Jr were inducted and a Union Bridge Lions visitation planned for April 22.
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Frederick Lions Club
William Wallace
Braddock Heights
Europe
Scotland
Shetland Islands
Frederick
Wm. Wallace
Maryland
McCutcheon
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
Sears
Hife
United States
Angieberger
Lion Ray Wilhelm
Frederick Club
Alonzo F. Meadows
M. W. Ambrose
George Schroeder
Frank Cox
George W. Carter Jr
Angleberger
Lion Grove
Union Bridge Lions Club
Birth Announced for Debra Ann Mumma in Gettysburg
Mr and Mrs Robert Mumma of Thurmont announce the birth of a daughter Debra Ann on Thursday at Annie Warner Sister Hospital in Gettysburg. Mrs Mumma formerly Betty Glass of Emmitsburg. Dr and Mrs Charles H Conley of Poplar Terrace Farm near Frederick. Richard Walker of Rio de Janeiro, formerly of Frederick County, is visiting his brother in law and sister.
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Robert Mumma
Thurmont
Debra Ann
Annie Warner Sis Hospital
Gettysburg
Mumma
Betty Glass
Emmitsburg
Richard Walker
Rio de Janeiro
Frederick County
Charles H. Conley
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
Court Imposes 100 Dollar Fine On Easterday
A Circuit Court jury found J Daniel H Easterday guilty of reckless driving and not guilty of driving under the influence after an April 1957 incident on South Jefferson street. Associate Judge John R Reeves sentenced Easterday to 100 dollars and costs, with Edwin F P Nikirk serving as his attorney.
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J .Daniel H. Easterday
South Jefferson Street
John R. Reeves
Easterdey
Edwin FP. Nikirk
Local Hospital Notes On Frederick Memorial Patients
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Leon Eyler of 200 East Sixth Street underwent surgery Friday and returned home Sunday George Webster of Walkersville is a patient for observation and treatment Mrs Ada Main of Middletown underwent surgery and is improving Russell Smith Jefferson a surgical patient Miss Carolyn Harshman Emerson manager of the Dunn Shoe Store underwent a tonsillectomy on Friday April 11 at Frederick Me
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Eyler
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Webster
Walkersville
Ada Main
Middletown
Russell Smith
Jefferson
Carolyn Harshman
Emerson
Dunn Shoe Store
English Lesson On Word Usage By W L Gordon
A list of language notes clarifying common misuses mispronunciations misspellings and synonyms. It covers prefer able spelling banal pronunciation and plural rights of way with guidance on correct forms and word choices.
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W. L. Gordon
Welfare payments rise in March threaten relief funds
Baltimore Maryland welfare expenditures jumped about 30 thousand dollars in March, signaling that current spending may dry up emergency funds before June 30. Welfare Director Thomas J. S. Waxter warned the economic slide could worsen by July 1 without state or federal aid. The Board of Public Works authorized 114 thousand dollars from emergency funds to cover welfare costs, with projected monthly spending around 378 thousand dollars until July 1, and a likely need to tap further in April. The legislature also allotted 230 thousand dollars in emergency welfare funds for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas J. S. Waxter
State Welfare Department
Waxter
Board of Public Welfare
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News
Ney
Roy E. Bowie
Hoy E. Bawie
Margaret Fischer
Loy
NAVY
United States Navy
Westminster High School
Westminster
Feneral Directors
Bing Russell
Suusurs Aborntsan
Frederick Hoyt
Jeri Lynn
Hoyt
Geraldine Leakins
Keymar
Paul Kline
Rt. 4
Paul David Jr
Alton Putman
Knoxville
William Ane Drew
Ann Werking
James Werkng
Guy B. Anderson
West
Patrick Street
Lions
Ae Sao
Tribe Hospital
cCutcheans
Larry
Harry E. Wenner
Mary Frances
Thomas S. Dorsett
Ft. B. Dorsett
Poolesville
Fort Benning. GA
AHFNC
Richard A. Thomas
Austin C. Thomas
Fort Benning
Fort Campbell, KY
Gerald A. Kaetzel
Argen S. Kaetzel
I Lime Kiln
1Q1st Airborne Division
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