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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1950
Page
7
A column advises women to pursue men actively by selecting social ground, presenting appealing appearance, and using tactful, non pushy behavior. It urges staying classy, avoiding overfamiliar moves, and letting men chase while maintaining charm, humor, and feminine softness to foster devotion.
Motoring along eastern countrysides drivers hear spring peepers, the tiny Hyla Pickeringii, their loud chorus filling the night. Roadside parks expand for picnics and rest with tables, water, and toilets, offering safe, relaxing spots to refresh before continuing journeys. Marine recruits welcome at Winchester post office Mondays for applicant interviews as part of Marine Corps duty enlistment.
A roundup of early 20th century notes from The Columns Of The News plus items from 1930. County commissioners debated Navistate property sale for 23000 dollars to back rear portion for a novitiate and school use. The Maryland National Guard encampment faced funding cuts. A musical entertainment hosted by local students was announced for April 26 at Kries Hall Adamstown. Also noted are a railway firm rename and a youngster visiting Lancaster. Twenty years ago Frederick’s population reached 14 415 with a 3,000 rise. a car crash near Ellicott City left several hurt. icy conditions and snow flurries persisted. a boy named James Harris escaped with minor injuries after a collision.
The text presents a quirky Q and A format about famous streets Basin Street in New Orleans and Beale Street in Memphis. It also includes a Scheherazade anecdote about saving her life by tales and a note about the Dead Sea’s high salt content preventing life.
Miss Emily Dolores Rer die of South Jefferson Street wed Joseph Melvin Cutnail of 168 McMurray Street at St John’s Catholic Church. Rev. Herbert R. Jordan officiated as families hosted a reception, with organ solos and a wedding march. The bride wore white satin with lace and a train, a pearl coronet veil, and carried white sweetpeas. Matron of honor Mrs. Motman of Frederick wore lavender. bridesmaids in varied pastel gowns. best man Mr. Sanders of Frederick. ushers from the city. The couple planned a honeymoon in Florida after graduation and employment details followed. guests included attendees from Baltimore, Washington, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
Frederick participants join Dr James B Ranck Hood College president for the 44th annual Middle States Council for the Social Studies in Philadelphia. Keynote speaker is Dr Ranck on The Social Studies in General Education. Attendees include Mrs James B Ranck and several Frederick High School staff.
Final arrangements complete for the Sunshine Minstrels return at Prederik buen School auditorium Friday night for Braddock Heights Community Fund. Cast includes Delbert Null and Frank Beachtov with Barry Rimmerman as interlocutor. The chorus features Carpentier Wenk Meintzer Poole Wassler Kahl Erick Remsberg Lewis Zimmertvan Wierand Opel Wiegand Casset Alexander Hess pianist, George Harwond and others.
A playful letter by N. A. Lufburrow laments the fantasy of many PhDs and the gap between high ambitions and real livelihoods. The writer jokes about accepting six PhDs and ponders the value of advanced degrees in earning a stable living.
Miss Margaret Woodbridge Price of Bay Paint Miami Florida wed Walter Paul Duensing son of Mr and Mrs Martin Duensing Beat Rice Ned Rey Dr J Franklin Hass performed the ceremony at four o clock Friday afternoon The bride wore Chantilly lace with ankle length net over taffeta and a rolled net headpiece The bouquet featured lilies of the valley and a white orchid Attendant Mary Katherine Stolz Reading PA wore yellow lace bodice net skirt Ushers included John Evans Annapolis Nicholas Varconyi Niles C John Alexander Frederick K C Snyder Bethlehem Pa William Sprigg organist The couple plans an extended honeymoon in the East with a West trip this summer They will reside on Maryland Avenue Braddock Heights after June first The bride attended National Cathedral School Washington and Heard College The groom attended San Bernardino College Scripps and Wiggins Art Schools in California and served four years in the Navy He is now at Camp Detrick Out of town guests came from New York New Jersey Virginia and Florida
In a quiet wedding Friday April 14 at 8 pm at the Lutheran parsonage in Thurmont Miss Joyce Lorraine Breach Charmian Fa united in marriage to Walter Lants Sabillasville Rev CR Corbett officiated The couple resides with the bridegroom's grandmother in Sabillasville The bride a senior at Washington Township High School works part time at Gearhart's Pharmacy The groom employed at the Maryland State Sanatorium The wedding party included Miss Echo May Lantz and Miss Catharine Harbaugh The best man was John Watt Charmian Lantz and Walter Lants will live in Sabillasville The text also notes a separate marriage of Lois Marion Kahl to Frederick P Klaus at All Saints Church in Frederick with a family-only reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Klaus to study at Columbia University and the couple planning to live in New York
The text cites the National Geographic Society claiming Mount Eins as Europe’s highest and largest volcano. It blends biblical verse and Beattie excerpt with a note on geographic claim. The source presents a questionable assertion attributed to a society, inviting scrutiny of the claim’s accuracy.
Washington economists and stock brokers look to a coming wave of prosperity from 1946 bond maturities. The Series E war bonds will yield about 18.8 billion dollars next five years, fueling consumer spending on clothing appliances cars and housing. Economists say this supports continued growth despite postwar uncertainties and Marshall Plan phaseouts.
Washington analysis notes the new postal delivery reorganization aims to cut expenses amid a Congress wary of rate hikes. Donaldson argues the plan may reduce service, especially overnight and weekend work, affecting individuals and businesses relying on timely mail.
The Cecilian choir at Hood College gave its annual spring concert in Braebeck Hall directed by Miss Anna Marie Budde. The program mixed religious and secular pieces with solo and ensemble performances by Miss Loretta Borowiak, Miss Mary K. Remsberg, Miss Frances Raap, Miss Marian Craig, Miss Betty Jane Stambaugh, and others. Encores included It Might As Well Be Spring and It's A Grand Night for Singing. additional numbers from South Pacific and a Chopin piano portion were performed. The event drew townspeople, faculty, and students, and the concert concluded with another selection from South Pacific.
The articles by Helen Urner Price appearing in The News have been discontinued temporarily.
Hood College choir travels to Lancaster and York Pennsylvania to join Franklin and Marshall glee club for a spring concert at Hensel hall and a Rally Day service at First Trinity and Evangelical Reformed church in York. Under Dr Earle B Blakeslee the group plans May 12 return with sacred works and soloists Miss Joan Raubenkaold and William Sprigg.
A home hosting tip suggests seating husbands away from wives to avoid pairing spouses. It recommends arranging the table so that husbands and wives do not sit together, promoting varied conversations among guests.
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