Resurrection Faith Rises In Easter Customs Across Nations
The article notes Easter as the great holiday celebrated worldwide with gifts in some regions. In the United States millions will exchange Easter cards featuring the Resurrection of Christ reflecting a renewed national emphasis on religious themes during the two weeks leading to Easter.
Local residents reported ill and hospitalized
Frederick area residents list medical updates as of April 15 1957. Charles Collins and Mrs Ivy Rippeon recover at home after hospital stays. Dr H F Kline Sr treated patients in Frederick with hospital comments. Robert Layman recuperating after five day illness. George Zeigler moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Frances Chew awaiting surgery in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles E. Collins
Church
Baltimore
H. F. Kline
Ihis City
Frederick Memorial
Ered Pital
Layman
George Z. Zeigler
Charles Sweet
Ivy Turner Rippeon
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Garden Club Plans Flower Show at Calvary Parish Hall
Mrs. Robert E. Delaplaine hosted Frederick Garden Club as the district Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland discuss the Fourth Annual Flower Show. General chairman Elizabeth Peters leads planning with public viewing set from 3 30 to 8 pm. Tea hosted by Mrs. Delaplaine and officers. Dr. Olive I. Reddick concludes economics sociology lectures at Hood College on India’s foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Garden Club
Frederick
Frank Nicodemus
Charles
Calvary Methodistry Church
Delaplaine
Charles McG. Mathias Sr
Byron Hughes
Olive I. Reddick
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
India
Funeral Notices Chronicle Local Departures and Services
The notices record the funerals of Charles E. Em j schler Ella May Toy and Nannie Simmons Warfield. Clergy names Rev Arthur L Warner Rev E William Hall Sr and officiants at Mount Olivet and Calvary Methodist Church are listed along with pallbearers and funeral homes. Interments followed at church or Mount Olivet cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Em Jschler
Church of the Brethren
Redland
Arthur L. Warner
Albert Warfield
Raymond Stoxsey
Grantville Poole
Ray Hilton
Edward Brown
Dewey Brown
Roy W. Barber
Nannie Simmons Warfield
William F. Warfield
Wilson Place
East Church St
E. William Hall Sr
Calvary Methodist Church
Wesleyan Bible Class
Frank Keefer
H.carter Appleby
Elmer F. Ebler
Center
Derr
Raymond L. Stone
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Art S. Stone
Franklin M. Shankde
Astor
Louis C. LaMotte
Nina D. Thom
Mount Olivet
Jas
Fairview Avenue
M. R. Etchison and Son
News Today
Ebler
Joseph F. Directors
Rhoderick
Chamber of Commerce
William T. Howard Jr
Freezing temps damage Frederick county peach buds
April 15 1900 report notes last night and this morning's frost harming peach buds in Frederick county orchards with ice three quarters of an inch on a trough at Ellow Springs. A horse belonging to A C McCardell destroyed property on West Fourth Street, then recovered and fled to a stable. Frederick Male High rifle team members listed with scores under Lieut Kefauver. Adolphus Fearhake hosted fish dinner for Dr Haffner and clerks. YALCA building foundation work begins with contractor R V Poffinberger laying stone foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick County
Ellow Springs
A. C. McCardell
Charles Hagan
West Fourth Street
Top Down
Second
Frederick
J. Paul Brown
Audres A. Nicodemus
Earlston L. Hargett
Joseph B. Price
W. Scholi Hersperger
C. Lee Ordeman
Storm
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Harry J. Kefauver
Adolphus Fearhake
Haffner
East Patrick Street
Yalca
R. V. Poffinberger
Myersville
Frederick resident Edward Linx dies at 75
Frederick, April 13 1937 Edward Linx well known Frederick resident and former post office employee died suddenly at his North Market street home at age 75. The item also notes local society in brief including births and social visits and church auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News
Edward Linx
Frederick
Post Office
North Market Street
Fredericktown
Record Street
Herbert S. Schroeer
Board of Aldermen
Lisyd C. Culler
Maryland History Magazine highlights and local test results
The March Maryland Historical Magazine features articles on Maximilian and Betsy Patterson Bonaparte with notes on Betsy Quynn and French connections. It also covers William McClellan and the Battle of South Mountain, plus a local motor vehicle examiner test pass list from Frederick with many names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian
Godefroy
Dorothy W
Mackay Quynn
Frederick
South Mountain
Warren W
Hassler, Jr
Maryland Historical Magazine
Dr. Quynn
William R- Quynn
Adj
Miral
Allen G. Quynn
France
Ian
North
Quynn
Betsy Patterson Bonaparte
Lee
McClellan
Baltimore
Battle
Antie- Quynn
Frederick hosts county Future Teachers of America meeting
The Frederick High School club hosted a county wide FTA meeting with nine schools represented. Richard Seltzer spoke on the Future Teachers pledge, Dr. James A. Sensendaugh welcomed guests, and performances and a panel on teaching were featured by students from local chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Futire Teachers of America
Marcelene Kefauver
Richard Seltzer
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
Maryland Teachers Association
Future Teachers of America
James A. Sensendaugh
Frederick High School
Brunswick High
Emmitsburg High
Middletown High
Lincoln High
Mt. Airy High
Thurmont High
Walkersville High
Liberty
Elm Street
Frederick High
Frederick High School Club
Patricia Strosnider
Thhe
William Lerner
Edith Nicodemus
Rose May Moberly
Elien Webster
Floyd Cromwell
Bonnie Kerfoot
James C. Biehl
Thurmont
Martha Griggs
Sigma Phi
Mr. Sandman
Bertie Hauver
Thurmont area weddings and church notices in April pages
A lengthy wedding notice details Joyce Elaine Wiles of Hagers Town and Leslie Shannon Michael of Greencastle Pa marrying in St John Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont with a large local attendance and reception plans. The piece also covers Lydia Inez Lewis wedding at Mark's Lutheran Sabillasville, with bride attire and family relations, plus a Trinity Methodist Woman's Society meeting noting officers and planned May events.
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Shienael
Joyce Elaine Wiles
Leslie Shanon Michael
Greencastle
St. John's Evangel
Intdical Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Eugene R. McVicker
Strosnidi
Cou Ler
Wanda Hoffman
PLC
Joans
Deanne Har. Ryan
Hagerstown
Pollman
Eleabride
Robert Potts
Thurner England
Barbaramont
Brown
William Lerner
Terry Horman
James Putman
Mary E. Rhoads
Middletown
Martin—Lewis
Lydia Inez Lewis
Mark’s Lutheran Church
Sabillasville
Eugene McVicker
Frederick High Home Economics
Thomas Joy
Ing
Dorothy Lew
Rhoads
Gerradstown
W.va
Asis
Joseph Martin
Andaabaal Wontonee
Washington
Florida
Martin
Charles Lewis
Lantz
Thurmont High School
University of Maryland
Jrueman
Jeanne Marman
William
Moore
Chris Whichard
Terry Hort
Charles Martin
Fairfield
Bill Lerner
James Fox
University of I Gram
Barbara Brown
Gweynn
Missouri
Jordan
Tanya Forney
Blue Ridgeston
Martha Atkinson
Ann
Edith Whisner
Cindy J Jones
Lois Rice
Mildred White
Ouay Hickman
Caroline Brown
Eileen
Claybaugh
Peggy Jenkins
Honor Crowther
Anne Lovell
Carll
Adams
Marjorie Adkinson
Connie Crum
Brenda Fargan
Cindy Jones
Carol Ann Moles Sworth
Patsy Reynolds
Gerry
iMay
Ann Lovell
Eleanor England
Sarah King
Starr
iMorgan
Susan Hicks
Virginia Bowers
jJames Putman
Trinity Methodist W. S.C. S
Trinity Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Florence Stevens
Herbert Davis
Betty Broch
Catherine Fry
Louise F. Thompson
Jary
Betty Heffner
Jalice Love
Emma Lewis
Promo Lvisors
Duval Sweadner
Jane Crum
Doris L
Mary Baker
Dorsey
Marretary
Mildred Romsburg
Bertha Lockard
Inez Winpigler
Dorothy Hanna Eyler
Audrey Baker
Minnie House
Edna Watkins
Status of Wol
Joe Set & Sons
Mary
Ammons
Paul
Citipiy Pate
Ared. Co. National
Yresenciionn Saw
Margaret Etzler
Hoi Uni
Kalma Schamel
Pearl Croneberg
Potomac Edison Pita
Potomac Ed
Frederick Gasconesc
Marken
Blelfield
Deaths and obituaries from Union Bridge and surrounding areas
Obituaries note Merle Ernest Fogle of Union Bridge survived by five sisters and a brother, service at Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. John H. Hoch. interment in Baust cemetery. Sanford Martin Word, Winston-Salem retiree, dies after illness. James Harvey Grubbs of Tramsville dies. Mrs. Lucy Grace Fout of Braddock Heights dies at 81, services at 106 East Church Street. interment Mount Olivet. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Draper, 71, of near Garfield, survives husband and multiple children. services at Thurmont funeral home. interment Mt Bethel cemetery.
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Merle Ernest Fogle
Union Bridge
Walter Cramer
Harmony Grove
Myrl Cramer
Walkersville
Edgar Kiler
New Windsor
Myrtle Fogle
Gerald Fogle
Church For God of
John H. Hoch
Baust
James Harvey Grubbs
Ofee Tramsville
Martin
Igton County Hospital
Hagers
Edward A. Crowther
City Register
Bushrod Washington
Crowther
Mary Gore Grubbs
Front Royal
Lindley Grubbs
Washington
Emory Grubbs
James Grubbs
Clyde Barber
Yamsville
Wani Tanen
Ijamsville
William F. Wright
Balltimore
William C. Harpold
Kempt Town Cemetery
W. E. Falconer
Lucy Grace Fout
William B. Fout
North Market Street
Vindobonay
Braddock Heights
Henry E
Mary Ann Smith
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
Paul F. Fout
Linden Hills
Henry
B. Fout
This City
William
Urbana
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Samuel Draper
Mary Elizabeth Draper
Garfield
Frederick County
Evelyn Lewis
Smithsburg
Earl Draper
Thurmont
Zack Draper
Charles Alsop
Iowa
Thomas Alsop
James Alsop
Minnesota
Thomas Newman
George Gray
Mt. Bethel Cemetery
AL. L. Creagier and Son
Elks Sports Night Highlighted By Frederick High Stars
Elks Club hosts Sports Night Tuesday with Judge Moylan as best speaker. Frederick High School basketball champions, Mt. St. Marys College coach and star, plus coaches Homer Brooks and James Phelan and Jack Sullivan, attend as special guests. Auction tickets raise funds for free memberships to the G. Sterling Fogle Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moylan
The
Elks Club
Frederick High School
Homer Brooks
James Phelan
Jack Sullivan
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Thomas S. Glass
Frederick
David Kiiner
G. Sterling Fogie
G. Sterling tLoly Fogle
Union Bridge
George M
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Ella May Toy
Frank P. Foy
E_ William Hall
Pasor
C. E. Cline
Robert Kemp
Feagaville
William Lee
Kemp
Ruth Main
Austin Main
Quynn Orchards
Frances Brightwell
Francis Lee Brightwell
East Ninth Street
John A. McCabe
West Third Street
Maude Kefauver
Helen Karn
Key West
Virginia
Robert McGiann
Richard Mam
Azores Islands
MeGiann
Barnabas
St. Barmmnabas
Herbert Strawsbors
South Market Street
Maurice Ashbury
Father Robson
Landis Wolfe
Treasury
Austin Bare
Herbert Strawsbury
Douglas Orndorff
Wolfe
Paul Stock
Annie Rippeon
Strawsburg
Catherine Carlisle
Philip Amorelo
Mt. Phillips Road
Current Historical Magazine
Eoueu GM
Frederick Ition
Mary Lynn Ferrell
Fort Deitheir
Bom Initrick
Robert Lamar Engle
Ruth Elizabeth Mul
William Patterson
Grace Lo
Iretta Patterson
Middle Street
Eliza Crawford
Richard Llewellyn Lloyd
West
Eliza Crawford Anderson
Henry Anderson
Hassler
Battle of
George B. McClellani
1862
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Maryland
Amatq Suect Seuy Louise Burns
West Patrick Street
Jack Given Miller
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mary Elizabeth Zeus
Washington Grove
Charlie Hardin Spicer
Monrovia
James Ashby Calhoun Jr
Brunswick
Joseph Lee Hagan
Knoxville
Rudy Lee Slifer
Maggie Elizabeth Cooley
Seliman
Shirley Emma Rutherford
Adrian Jenkins
Germantown
Norman Wilson Ruskies
William Franklin Brawner
RFD
Preston Windsor Long
Jerold William Young
Garland Woodrow Young
George Elden May Jr
Evelyn Marvin French
We South
Fred Cleon H. Alexander
Bakerbrick
Army of the Potomac
Masonic Temple
Warrera Lone Fuser
Kru
Joyce Elaine Wolfe
Thomas Emory Brandenburg
Charles William Ashbaugh
George Ernest Luck
Cullen
Ronnie Baker Minnick
FTA
Tero
Charles Henson Club
Gelteshure Adifrace
Emory Frye
Charles Droneburg
Faith Conway
Mary A. Howe
Emily Brown
Airy
Harold Shriver
Mary Lowe Smith
Veal
James Sanaa Eae
Celene Kefauver
Robert
Tyson
Mary Julia Shuff
John
Julia Etchison
Side
Heth Garshe
Sanford Martin
Winston-Salem
N. C
Coueli
Airs. Crowther
Elks
Timad Soul
Milovetoast
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