Banquet And Dance Held At Frederick Tailoring Co
Over 300 members and guests attended a spring banquet and dance marking the 21st anniversary of Frederick Tailoring Co in the State Armory. Fifteen-year and longer-service employees were honored by owner Stanley Sagner, with many named and celebrated, while hotel entertainment and group singing completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe Frederick Tailoring Co
State Armory
Svear
Sears
Stanley Sagner
Catherine Kepler
Reba
Altie Woodward
Ethel Zimmerman
St. Veet
Isidore Honikberg
Arthur Greenhut
Arthur Rickell
Harold L. Torr
Herman Kandel
Alce Bussard
Samuel Saget
Satiney Schwartz
Howard Mull
Marie Stine
Ethel Crum
Helen Gaither
Edith Stewart
Blanche Toms
Alta Raines
Sylvia
Betty Grossnickle
Mary Mill
House
Edna Ferretty
Dorothy Harmon
Margaret Fox
Helen Wilson
Frederick
Sid Cowen
James Sagner
Donald B. Rice
Irving Weil
Frank James
Arthur
Rickell
San Contino
New York City
Sarah Barron
FE. A. Schultz
Joseph A. Golden
Veende Teacharen Caehit
Carl Kelly
Frank Howell
Christine Hoffman
Ulisse DiDommicis
Jack Heney
David Wendell J
Frederick Mattucci
Civil service payrolls show state and local growth outpacing federal
A Census Bureau report on price employment for 1953 reveals state and local payrolls rose to 4 651 000, 210 percent of federal levels, with 294 personnel per 10 000 residents compared with 141 federally. Defense and postal staff dominate federal totals. many locals are teachers. State ratios vary by state, prompting calls for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
New York
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Arkansas
Easter In Florida From Bradenton Beach
Letter recounts Easter on Bradenton Beach Island with a morning gathering starting around 5 30 a m The moon sinks over the Gulf as the sun rises and the crowd gathers on the pavilion The wind cools the observers as the organ plays and reflections on the first Easter and its daily surprises fill the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jerusalem
R. W. Simms
Bradenton Beach, Fla
Florida
Bradenton Beach
Ose
Gulf of Mexico
Bay
Gulf
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note a stable fire at Worthington C Staley near North Market and East Seventh streets. Arson suspected after quick fire company response saved a double residence. The Maryland Deaf School defeated Western Maryland College 8 to 1 at Athletic Park with Benson pitching seven strong innings. Dr Thomas Williamson visiting Baltimore slipped and cut his face. Former Sheriff Thomas H Willard of Petersville died at Emergency Hospital aged 77 after a long Republican career. Ezra Houck Jr buys Percheron horses for 2900 from Charles Rhin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington C. Staley
North Market
East Seventh Streets
Charles Krek
William Foland
Laura Chambers
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Western Maryland College
Athletic Park
Benson
Western Maryland
Thomas ‘Williamson
Wille
Baltimore
Thomas H Willard
Petersville
Tle
Ezra Houck, JR
Charles H. Rhin
Fareedine
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Columns Of The News
Apr 24 1934 items note Urbana farm bank barn destroyed by fire five Aborne four cows and four calves perished a binder drill and other machinery damaged Walter Falkenstein reelected president of Myersville Volunteer Fire Company Richard Ramspura moved to new home on West Second Street severe hail marbles fueled by storms with heavy rain then cooler temperatures dipping to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dixon
Urbana
Walter Falkenstein
Myersville
County T1
Defendants Found Not Guilty In Two Cases In Night Court
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker found two trespass cases not proven after Friday session in People's Night Court. Verdicts noted that stay-away notices were insufficient and credit given to witnesses. one defendant was fined $20 for assault and battery, with Harris jailed for ten days for defaulted payment. Market prices listed include corn barley and wheat per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker
Ess
Margaret L. Tobery
Baretonsville
Harvey Leschaleet
New Market
Toberg
Lescaleet
Ipfn
le Rouse
Lescabet
Lescalest
Enza Fisher
Daniel Fisher
Reich
Ford Road
Homer Harris
East Fifth Street
Harris
Fisher
Tactics Of Communist Agents Not Understood By Americans
David Lawrence argues a 25 000 strong network of Communist agents in the United States uses public sounding names and petitions to influence policy. He urges exposure via congressional hearings, warns that restricting committee powers and due process could shield agents and hinder revelations of cases like Alger Hiss and Harry Dexter White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
David Lawrence Washington
United States
FBI
Department of Justice
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Iit
Congressional
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Harry Dexter White
Bedem En Soireehte
Keep
White
Congress Committee
Congressional Committee
Truman
New York
America
Quiet effort folds pads for cancer patients in Frederick
More than 230 dozen surgical dressings are prepared by Mrs. James McSherry and local volunteers for cancer patients. Supplies come from Baltimore and are distributed at no cost through the Health Department with funds from the American Cancer Society drive. The 35,000 goal funds Frederick’s annual cancer drive chaired by 4 I Ellin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
American Cancer Society
Baltimore
James McSherry
Jear Second Street
McSherry
Frederick
4. I. Ellin
Attending Meetings Of Chambers Of Commerce
Frederick chamber members attend state and national chamber sessions in Washington and Hagerstown. Elmer Eshleman, national director, travels with Kemp Hall Apartments group. Slagle, Kline, Taylor, and Gen Markey also listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Frederick
John Markey
Slagle
Illness and hospital notes from Frederick Memorial
Among The Sick Mrs Emma Worman and others in Frederick Memorial Hospital are listed for observation medical care and follow up. Several residents from Thurmont and surrounding areas are identified as patients with varying conditions and recovery statuses. A fireman was sentenced in Atlanta for theft related to a fire he started to distract responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Worman
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eumie Worths
Shankstown
Ellen Freed
Wisner ‘Street
Fred
Erick Memorial Hospital
Woodard Roberts
Penn
Sylvania Avenue
Baylor Crist
Shookstown
C. E. Cline
Charles Baxter
Thurmont
Richard Toms
Foxville
Edwin C. Creeger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Cyrus Brown
Clyde Brown
Fonville
Jimmy Smith
Ross V. Smith
Carlotta
Jimmy
Kernand
Wilson Roberson
Middletown
Betty Morgan
Raymond Lewis
Ederton
Ray Delauter
Atlanta
John W. Nance
Atlanta Casket Co
Deaths of Henry Page and Others in Maryland Area
Obituaries report Henry L. Page 73 of Harpers Ferry dies at Baker Center Hospital after six days illness. Daniel Fockler, 74, farmer near Myersville, dies in Hagerstown hospital after five weeks illness. Catherine B. Gonder, Adamstown resident, dies at Memorial Hospital Johnstown aged 87. Infant Glenn Elwood King Jr. dies at Bolling Air Force Base Hospital aged 2 months 18 days. George W Warfield, 89, Damascus retiree, dies at Guilford Nursing Home. Ada Viola Hoffman a Harney resident dies after ten days illness. Kathleen Stine infant daughter of Earl E and Catherine Hermes Stine dies at home aged two weeks. Funeral notices appear for multiple services and local funeral directors. Baroque Music Festival slated May 7-8 at St. John’s Episcopal Church Hagerstown. Real Fusstats vodka returns to British bars today after 1917 revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Page
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Colore
Baker Center Hospital
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Daniel Fockler
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
George and
Martha Biser Fockler
Mt. Lena
United Brethren Church
Bertha Myers Fockler
Hubert Morrison
Flgersville
LeRoy Fockler
Downsville
Boonsboro
D.s.t
Roger Keech
Fstermant Im Baanchaen
Maton
William F. Bast
Glenn Elwood King, Jr
C Gleon E
Anna Routzahn King
Washington
Bolling Air Force Base Hospital
Glenda Ann
Earl Routzahn
Frederick
Walter King
Westminster
Agnes King
Stanley Young
Middletown
Edwin Alcorn
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Gladhill Company Funeral Directors
George W. Warfield
George W Warfield
Damascus
Guilford
Montgomery County
Joshua
Elizabeth Young Warfield
Damascus Methodist Church
Elisha. Warfield
Charles G. Warfield
Baltimore
Olin L. Molesworth
Harney
Joseph Milton
Elizabeth Clingan Beaver
Hoffman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Chester
Moose
Oliver Beaver
Littlestown
Taneytown
Charlies
Harney Lutheran Cemetery
Fuss and Son
Kathleen Stine
Earl E
Catherine Hermes Stine
Walkersville
Earl E. Jr
Edward E
Jerry Stine
Genevieve
Barbara
Alice
Mary Stine
Locust Grave Cemetery
Barton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panto
Frank Xeefer
Luther Parson Hickman
Dinmoven Farm
Lovettsville
Barbara Maze Hickman
William Frederick Reynolds, Jr
William Frederick Reynolds
Hickman
Lavettsville High School
Hond College
Mount Airy
Reynolds
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
University of Maryland
Kathleen Faye Hobbs
Tamrt
Clarence Franklin Speak
Clarence F. Speak
Glassburg
N. J
W. W. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas Coster
Balti
Patsy Speak
Betty Wiles
R. F.D
Miss Speak
Miss Wiles
Sharon Lee Coster
Thomas A Coster
Robert Whisner
Elmer Chick
Winston Shipley
Libestrain
Owen W. Ayres, Jr
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clark Uibelenelt & Orencatra
BD. C
Redwood Avenue
Frederick High School
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
Sykesville
Mt. Airy
Lisbon
the News
Ka Rout
Uniontown
Inlaw
James P. Coburn
W. Harry Haller
W. Harry Haller, Jr
Albert LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
Als
Irving DB
Claire
Holmes D. Baker
Waverley Farm
Josephine Baker
S.S. America
U.S
Havre
France
Europe
Switzerland
John. T. King
Edward D. Shriner
Ceresville
W. E. Graham
College Avenue
J. E. Doll
Charles D. Hoop
New Windsor
Charles Wade
William H. Lyerly
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Frank M. Dertzbaugh Jr
Ruchelle Warfield
Robert Riddlemoser
Airy
Roy Kenneth Schwartz
Royshirl Farms
Shirley Anne Schwartz
Edward Bruce Derrenbacher
Edward Derrenbacher
Sharon
Derrenbacher
Schwartz
Alpha Chi Omega’ Sorority
The
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Phi Alpha Xi
Pacific
I. Gi
A. R. Vineling
Williamsburg,Va
Ralph Yingling
Nellie Gaude
Janet Gaudy
Silver Creek, New York
William .B. Gaude
Frank L. Hana
Thurmont, R. F.D
William McP. Mc‘Gill
Pfe
Francis ‘McGill
USMC
Parris Island
Savannah
Ernest McGill
Glenn Richier
Walbridge, Ohio
Harry Pefinis
Atlanta, Ga
Donald Gaver
Ralph Gaver
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Japan
Mamie Holter
Ruth Rebecca Beachley
Henri Groenheim
Charles H. Coblentz
Coblentz
Roscoe Z. Cob- Jentz
West Springfield
Pat Ofeet
NEA Seneca
Catherine B. Gonder
Catherine Bell Gonder
Walter D. Mehrling
Adamstown
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Charles Hoffman
Ada Viola Hoffman
Charles F. Hoffman
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Britain
London
Lir
Fara
Mama Butcher & Bridge Hand
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