Cecil Montgomery Wedding Saturday in Calvary Church
Miss Frances Irene Montgomery and Donald Richard Ceci married Saturday night at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev. Edward A Godsey officiating. The ceremony featured solos by Kenneth MacGo lerick and organ music by Doris Simpson. The bride wore white satin and Chantilly lace with a Juliet cap and veil, carrying white sweet peas and roses. The bridal party included Rosie Lee Montgomery as maid of honor and bridesmaids Louise Cecil and Shirley Grace Zentz in lavender taffeta. After a reception, the couple left for a northern wedding trip and will reside at 106 West Patrick Street after May 1. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate employed by Blue Ridge Department of Potomac Edison. the groom is a Korea veteran employed by Ebert Ice Cream Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Irene Montgomery
J. Rayner Montgomery
Ijamsville
Donald Richard Ceci
Nellie Cecil
Ease Church Street
Aie H. Cecil
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Kenneth MacGolerick
New Market
Doris Simpson
Rosie Lee Montgomery
Thamsville
Louise Cecil
Shirley Grace Zentz
Thurmont
Alvie Ho Ceeil, Jr
Robert Elias Keyser
Robert Lee Crum
James Ogle Montgomery
John Wesley Montgomery
Tramsville
West Patrick Street
Frederick High School
Blue Ridge
Potomac Edison Company
Korea
Ebert Ice Cream Company
April Low Water Mark Signals National Shortage
A sweeping report warns of the worst April water shortage in history with municipal reservoirs depleted. Cities ration supplies, ban lawn watering, and compel leak repairs as dry seasons bite, urging regional and national coordination for storage and distribution.
Red Cross Board Thanks News Post for Campaign Support
The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross thanks the Frederick News-Post for its cooperation during a successful campaign. Elizabeth M. Willard signs the letter from Frederick on April 22, praising the ample news-space that helped mobilize public support for Red Cross services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
Frederick
Staite Club Women Open Annual Meeting
The 55th annual convention of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs gathers in Baltimore with members from across the state for registration and sessions. Murray D. Lincoln of Columbia Ohio, CARE president and head of Farm Bureau Insurance, will speak at the evening banquet while Mrs. Thomas W. Fleming of St. Michaels presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbia
Ohio
CARE
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Thomas W. Fleming
St. Michaels
Ses Sions
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note an unexploded shell found by MR. CHARLES HOUCK on Col. Charles E. Train's Frederick Junction farm near the Monocacy. Gov. Warfield appoints Ignatius Dorsey of New Market to the Maryland House of Correction board. Crystal Plate Ice and Storage Company factory roof and engine boiler installation underway. A firetruck wagon from West Pats Street caused by a runaway team striking Henry Nivdorger’s awning. only the wagon shell was damaged. The 1 20 train schedule disrupted by dawn engine breakdown. B and Q R R train arrival delayed to noon. service affected by engine failure near Westernville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Houck
Charles E. Train
Frederick Junction
Monocacy
Battle of Monocacy
Warfield
Ignatms Dorsey
New Market
Maryland House of Correction
Crystal Plate Ice and Storage Company
Boiser
A, Stove Company
Conte
West Pats
Rick Street
Henry Nivdorte
Cor. R
Una
Weteriile
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From The News Columns
Twenty years ago items recall a literary craze, school openings, and local leaders. The piece notes Shodletoms High School opening, a noted actress, and remarks on government coin-line issues. It mentions a mayoral ceremony at the Fichula Creek lodge and appreciation for park players during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple m
Frederas
Jose
Shormaeker
Fredericn
Wpereyryatels
Ine Vasor
Fichula Creek
Bakes Park
Hospital transfers and recoveries in Frederick area
Among The Sick items note several patient movements from Frederick Memorial Hospital to University Hospital Baltimore Guilford Nursing Home Boonsboro and home. Others report improvements after operations at Union Memorial Hospital and convalescence after surgery.
Two Clubs To Hold Joint Dinner Session
Exchange club members met at the VF.W. Country club for a weekly dinner. Committees named for membership and public affairs. Officers include Peter Mazur as assistant secretary and Robert Schultz as assistant treasurer. A joint dinner with the Optimist Club and a microwave relay demo are scheduled for April 23 at the FLW club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Vf.w. Country Club
Lous L. Marner
Lewis Gannon
Thomas Staley
Paul Whipp
Paul Gaver
Barney Fogle
Howard Amprose
Peter Mazur
Robert Schultz
Optimist Club
FLW
Vaccine Test Starts Today
The national polio vaccine field trials begin today after final approval by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the U.S. Public Health Service. About 500 000 children in 170 communities across 44 states will receive the vaccine while 490 000 others get inert injections as controls. Inoculations start in Alabama Colorado Virginia Nevada Utah and Washington as scientists seek proof of protection against natural virus exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Natonal Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
Jonas Fo Saik
University of Pittsburgi
Foundation
Vitttlais Pollinathias
Alabama
Colorado
Virginia
Nevada
Utah
Tony
Basil O'Connor
Polio Foundation
Births and social notes from Walkersville and Baltimore
Mr and Mrs John T Gilbert Walkersville announce the birth of their second child Sharon Ametia at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday April 23 Both mother and daughter are doing fine Mr and Mrs Donald C Coffey Chicago IL announce the birth of a son John Edwin on April 11 at a Chicago hospital Mrs Coffey is married to Daedatin daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Burdette Hyattstown Miss Alice Bowers Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore has returned after a four week vacation with her parents Miss Helen Smith Old Braddock visited Miss Jessie Hammerty Fairfax VA and toured Washington embassies Miss Helen Thal New York City has been guest of Miss Grace Brown Kline Boulevard Mr Herman Brown Kline Boulevard returned home after weeks with Mr and Mrs Barry Sullivan Hollywood CA Mr Sullivan will go to New York soon to take over Henry Fonda role Lt Barney Greenwald in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial currently on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Gilbert
Walkersville
Sharon Ametia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald C. Coffey
Chicago
John Edwin
al Chicago Hospital
E. D. Burdette
Hyattstown
Alice Bowers
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Sherman P. Bowers
North Market Street
Helen Smith
Old Braddock
Jessie Hammerty
Fairfax
Washington
Helen Thal
New York City
Grace Brown
Kline Boulevard
Herman Brown
Barry Sullivan
Hollywood
Calif
Season Ticket Sale Prolonged for Mountain Theater Opening
Frederick Community Players president Walker Jolliffe announces season tickets for Braddock Heights Mountain Theater continue through April 30 ahead of the June 23 summer season. Over forty volunteers support the drive including Tom Raley Barbara Byerly Bessie Boswell and many others. mail orders to Community Players Mountain Theater P.O. Box 249 Frederick. Tickets also available at Schindel's Drug Store Hagerstown News Agency and Bergers Book Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Jolliffe
Frederick Community Players
Braddock
Ticehts Mountain Theater
Community Players
Tom Raley
Barbara Byerly
Bessie’ Boswell
Betty Boop
James
Crist
Bab Carlisle
Charles Crum
James Decker
Eleanor Fernelius
Marie Gallup
Yom Glass
Wm Tiolzapfel
Amos Harper
Phil Harsey
Edith Hicks
Virgil Hylton
Jack Joy
Richard Kline
Dorothy Langley
Alice McCain
Fdna
Mountain Theater
Frederick
Schindel
Deng Store
Hagerstoun News Azeneo
Hagerstown
Bergers Book Mart
Secret Sisters Meeting Adopts Mizpah Benediction
The gathering closes with the Mizpah benediction after discussing the reveal of Secret Sisters and drawing new names. The May meeting plans a white elephant bale event.
Elks Ball Promises Dance Featuring Champagne Hour
The Frederick Elks Club hosts the Highheart Exalted Ruler Ball honoring Exalted Ruler L. Donald Davis with a Champagne Hour intermission show by Arthur Murray. Maurice Plasse and Miss Ulla Frost present a floor display while local volunteers from Frederick and nearby towns join steering and promotion committees, with Phil Young and his Orchestra providing music and free engravings for the first hundred ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elks Club
L. Donald Davis
Arthur Murray
Maurice Plasse
Washington
Ulla Frost
United States
Phil Young
Chambersburg
Lural Elks
Arthur Mason
Donald Hiltner
Warren High
Edward Silance
Edward Farnsworth
Grover Ponton
Raymond Crabbs
John M. Bennett
William B. Bennett, Jr
Frederick
Maurice Piasse
Arthur Murray Dance Studios
Piano Pupils Hold Informal Music Party at Eddy Home
Theodosia Eddy hosted a Saturday afternoon music party for her piano pupils at 900 West Seventh Street. The program featured folk, classical, and traditional pieces with biographical notes on composers. Duets and rounds appeared alongside solo performances as the group shared refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosia Eddy
West Seventh Street
Melinda Stephens
Bs Kelleror
Alphaffolk
Timothy Valse Triste
Sthelius
Berts Schuah
Rose
MacDowell
David Schopelman
Donna Mawea
Thomas ‘Bayly
Tchaikowsky
Baltimore tenor shines at spring community chorus concert
Owen Tolbert-Hevitt, Baltimore tenor and actor, served as soloist at Sundays spring concert in Brodbeck Hall. A sizeable audience enjoyed the program with Tolbert-Hevitt singing encores Rose of Tralee and Absent. He also performed the aria as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Tolvert-Hevitt
Baltimore
Community Chorus
Brodbeck Hall
Mr. Tolbert- Hewitt
Rose of Tralee
Four Assault Charges Recorded Over Weekend
Multiple suspects faced assault and battery charges after weekend arrests. Included are Maxton W. Butler Middie Alley James D Brannson North Bentz Street Herbert D. Thompson Five and Half Street and Louis J. Harpalas North Market Street held on 1000 bond. Additional arrests cover non support disorderly conduct indecent exposure liquor drunkenness loitering and traffic violations with various bonds set and hearings scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie
Maxton W. Butler
Mid-die Alley
James D. Brannson
North Bentz Street
Herbert D. Thompson
Five and Half Street
Sergt. Dietz
N. Dorsey
Louis J. Harpalas
North Market Street
Dorsey
Mutchner
Herbert N. Weedon
Colored
Zast
Street
Lieut
Mitchner
Charles W. Lyles
Flint Hill
Kanade and
Huddleson
Edward P. Shargans
Leesburg
Simmons
George R. Crummitt
Gable A. Jackson
Adamstown
Sidney S. Scott
Boyds
Heffner
Dorsey and
Robert. Hackey
Hyatts i Town
Lenare M. Whims
Burkittsville
Austin &. Hildebrand
RFD 3
Frederick
Frederick Community Chorus Solos Lead After Intermission
Dr Earle B Blakeslee directed the Frederick Community Chorus in a performance after intermission with John D Ramaley as accompanist. William Sprigg provided organ work during the event featuring a solo group and a rendition from Coleadge Taylor's Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qnoway
Coleadge-Taylor
Hiawatha
Earle B. Blakeslee
Frederick
John D. Ramaley
William Sprigg
Deaths: Widow Mrs. Allie Eldridge and others noted
The notice lists deaths including Mrs Allie Landis Eldridge 82 in Myersville widow of George C Eldridge with survivors in Maryland and funeral details. Also reported are Mrs Minnie Rice Clabaugh 75 of Washington died after heart illness with services at 4412 Georgia Avenue NW and interment in Washington. Mrs Minnie Nettie Jacobs 64 of Taney Apartments Brunswick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple children and relatives named and funeral arrangements through C E B Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Landis Eldridge
Allie Landis Eldridge Myersville
George C. Eldridge
Witham
Christina Grove Landis
Washington County
Myersville
Rhoda Eldridge
Baltimore
Reno L. Myersville
Arthur C
G. Sterling
Wolfsville
Minnie E. Clabaugh
Minnie Rice Clabaugh
Washington
Georgia Avenue N. W
Minnie N. Jacobs
Minnie Nettie Jacobs
Charles E. Jacobs
Taney Apartments
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacobs
Lucketts
William A
Annie Red Staubs
Ste Aan
Badlisii Church
Frederick
Harry E
Clarence F. Jacobs
William A. Jacobs
Robert C. Harding
Roy £. Baughter
Charles McKinnie
Richmond
Harry Curtis
Brandywine
Edgar Cornwell
Westminster
East Patrick Street
New York Hill Methodist Church
Park Heights Cemetery
C. EB. Cline and Son
Funeral Services for Steiner Speaks Held
Funeral services for Steiner Speaks of 22 East Second Street, who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital, were held at M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Directors on East Church Street. The service was officiated by Rev. Maurice D. Ash, with pallbearers named. Speaks was a vice president of the Independent Hose Company and active in science fields. The notice also includes Labor Department employment outlook notes and guidance resources for career planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Gilbert
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Raymond C. Myers
Pally
William Speak
Woodrow Boone
A. Franklin Fogle
Clyde Booser
Clarence Stoulemyer
Franklin Potts
ML. Hope Cemetery
C. Barton
Kathleen Stine
Earl E
Catherine Hermes Stine
Harry C. Kettler
Locust Grove
G. C. Barton
Thurmont
Emma Catherine Linn Biffle
Philip Bower
Byron Keesecker
Albert Riffle
Franklin Riffle
Kermit Riffle
LeRoy Riffle
Leo Riffle
Bruce Riffle
Keysville
M L. Creager and Son
John L. Dougherty
New Midway
Raymond Myers
Earl Dayhoff
Vernon Reed
Wilbur Reever
Julius Underwood
Sylvester Whitmore
Staley Windsor
Haugh’s Cemetery
Ladiesburg
M. L. Creager and Son
George W. Warfield
Damascus
A. Odell Osteen
Damascus Cemetery
Harry F. Pearce
Sterling E. Day
Arner
Purdum
Wiliam W. Bell
Adolphus Clay
Atwood Young
Olin L. Molesworth
Edwin Alcorn
Middletown
Glenn Elwood King, Sr
L‘c Glenn E
Anna Routzahn King
Washington
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Lloyd D. Hays
Smithsburg
St. Paul's Methodist Church
George Shimer
Orrin Carroll
Albert Newman
John IL. Miller
Mahlon Miller
Aldon Johnson
John Garver
Albert Fishack
Smithsburg Cemetery
Steiner Speaks
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Kev. Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Lewis A. Kline
Russell Hahn
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Edgar C. Crist
Martin W. Shepley
Donald
YVers And Draftees Guide to College Planning
Major Thomas M. Nial notes hundreds of thousands of new veterans pursue higher education under the Korean G1 Bill. He urges defining an educational or professional goal before enrolling and highlights Labor Department guidance in a 20 page booklet on occupational planning and college. The booklet covers duties, earnings, conditions, and long term job outlook for various fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Adminstration
State Employment Service
Thomas M. Nial
Department of Labor
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
Congregation Extends Call To Mission Pastor Boyer
The Good Shepherd Lutheran church congregation voted to extend a call to Rev. Carroll L. Boyer to become pastor effective July 1. They also approved purchasing 602 Biggs Avenue as a parsonage and authorized church council to explore buying an organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Carroll L. Boyer
Mr. Boyer
Board of American Missions
The
United Lutheran Church
Biggs Avenue
Church Council
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Cecil-Montgomery
Staite Club
the News
Mir. Kanx MacCanner
Gast
Fifth Street
University Hospital
John F. Tracey
Point of Rocks
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Marvinsburg
W. Va
Thelma Wolfe
Guilford Nursing Home
Boonsboro
M. R. Etchison
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ralph Little
Ladies Bible Class
Ladies Bible Plas Nn SR
Exvangelical Lutheran Churen
Lewis Putman
W. Garett
Pane
Wayne Putman
Anet
Wayne
Ralph Putnam
Wars Millet
Myre
Garett
Nettie Oland
Glenn Cram
Garrett
Thecenih Welle
Margaret Hahn
Fs Yy
Elks
William M. Alban
Wilbur W. Baker
Alton Y. Bennett
Preston Best
Joseph Blum
Raymond E. Bowers
Emmett Bowlus
Ruhland C. Boyer
Charles E. Broadrup
William B. Burrall
John Cheatham
E. 5. Conway
Michael J. Croghan
Robert Crothers
Harry and
Henry Decker
Melvin H. Derr
Paul H Eigenbrode
A. J. el
Thomas Glass
Arthur Greenhut
W. Jarboe Grove
James H. Grove
Eugene Hummel
William Hurett, Jr
Walker Joliffe
Paul Kallaway
Charles E. Keller
Horace F. Kline
Richard F Kline
Earl A. Kolb
Paul W. McAuliffe
Vincent Maggio
Robert L. Mason
Richard €. Molesworth
W. Jerome Offutt
Thomas H. Quill
Charles P. Staley
Edward D. Storm
Edward P. Thomas
Maynard Tregoning
Joseph P. Turner
C. Clifton Wirts
Mehrl F. Wachter
Harry Wisner
Byron DB. Winnslie
Day
Keds Whitehill
Thomas E. Williams
James F. Zimmerman
Ray Gladhill
Fred 5
Kefauver
Merle A. Ziegler
Urbana
Richard
Baumgardner
Poolesville
Norvell Bell
Buckeystown
Horace Alexander
Braddock Heights
Francis H. Oxx
Elmer E. Brengle
J. Robert Coates
C. Lee Feete
Russell E. Liften
Keedysville
Charles K. Taylor
Union Bridge
Guy E. Baker
Thirmont
George H. Campbell, Jr
Ernest Hammaker
Labor Department
Yvers and Draftees
Milquetoast
Business Mens Cs
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