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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1950
Page
13
The Frederick newspaper dated April 19 1954 reports local happenings and civic notes. Details cover community events and brief notices shaping daily life in Frederick Maryland.
The column lists weekend visits across the region. Emmitsburg residents enjoyed time with Mrs. Hankey’s relatives while George Constan’s children from Silver Spring stopped by Claudia Rosensteel’s home. Others in Annanda, St. Josephs Church events, and local dinners are noted alongside community updates and a drive tally.
At a meeting President Herbert Roger announced a proposed list of twelve directors with five to be elected. Names include Charles F. Traxell Ralph S Sperry Don Beeple Clifford QO Keilhalty and others. Eight new members were admitted and two applications for joining were received.
A letter of thanks from Alice was read after alarms prior. Warton for extinguishing a fire at her home. It was voted to advertise in the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Magazine to help cover annual convention costs to be held at Brunsche on July 13 and 14. An advertisement was approved for the Walkersville Fire Co dedication pamphlet for its new fire hall.
The Union Bridge P T A will hold a meeting on April 24 featuring an all musical program. Mrs. Mc Intosh will present the Eisteddfod music along with an orchestral selection and elementary numbers. Nominations are expected.
The Keysville Homemakers club hosts a minstrel show at Elmer Wolfe Auditorium at 7 49 p m. Miss Phyllis Alexander returns to Towson State teachers college after Easter. Union Bridge church hosts Easter sacred concert by 34 member A Capella Choir Fort Wayne Bible Institute under Prof Steiner. Choir visit ends with church supper and a Washington trip. Rosie Harmon and Dottie Lantz of Frederick visit family. Adam Chen, once hospitalized in Baltimore for stomach issues, had surgery. Troy Barr, 30, jailed for bigamy near Hagerstown.
States Attorney Martin Ingram said the complaint was brought by Mrs Ethel Barr described as Barr's fourth wife. Ingram said no marriage ended in divorce and another was annulled. Barr was jailed by Washington County sheriffs officers without bond. No hearing date was set immediately.
The article explains speeds needed to cross the ocean, circle the earth, and reach the moon. It notes about 9000 miles per hour after takeoff for ocean crossing, 22,000 miles per hour to circle Earth, and 25,000 miles per hour to reach the moon.
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