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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1957

Page

9

Queen crowned for a year at Salvation Army Home League

Mrs Nora Holt of Fairview Avenue was crowned Queen for a Year at the Salvation Army Home League meeting held at Trinity Methodist Church. The donor prize went to Mrs Holt for 15 weeks of service. princesses were Mrs Hazel Barthlow Mrs Catherine Ropp and Mrs Mary Rippeun. The queen and princesses were escorted to the throne by Mrs Betty Slagle and crowned by Mrs W J Huffman. New members Jo Ann Barthlow Charlotte Kline Nettie Knill Rose Ensor Reatha Pearl Renna Hall Kate Lowe Grace Smith Pearl Snoots Isabelle Varcoe. Frederick Home League enrollment makes fifth in the division.

Nora Holt Fairview’ Ave Salvation Army Home League Trini Methodist Church Afrs. Holt Home League Hazel Bartholow Catherine Ropp Mary Rippeun Betty Slagle Harry Powell W. J.huffman Lea Gues Jo Ann Barthlow Charlotte Kline Nettie Knill Rose Ensor Reatha Pearl Renna Hall Kate Lowe Grace Smith Pearl Snoots Isabelle Varcoe Frederick Mary Schmidt Frederick Home League Frederick County

Municipal public relations in city halls the key

Public information helps cities inform the public and build press relations. The Maryland Municipal League at Ocean City conference June 13 14 weighs a formal information department and the role of public officers in releasing city data while preserving privacy and policy.

City Hall Maryland Municipal League Ocean City Maryland Municipal News American Municipal Association Habibi Fa Public Information

Fire Chiefs To Meet Here Sunday

The Maryland Fire Chiefs Association holds its regular quarterly meeting at the Citizens Truck Company firehouse Sunday with sessions starting at 10 a.m. Captain Charles Bell and Lieutenant Harry Curry host. The Ladies Auxiliary, chartered last November, also meets at the Junior Firehouse. Lunch will be served by the Juniors’ Auxiliary.

Citien's Truck Company Charles Bell Junior Fire Company Harry Curry Truck Company Ladies” Auxiliary

Local ceremony notes mottled by fragmentary text

Fragmentary OCR records a ceremony with officers, captains and a choir. Mentions Sirs Huffman and Mrs Mary Schmidt, a benediction spoken by Schmidt, and a corsage given to Sirs. Huffman. Details incomplete about event and participants.

Huffman Ernest Wixson Mary Schmidt

Former Carroll Countian Gets Long Prison Term

Baltimore April 3 Two men who robbed a suburban filling station were sentenced to terms that included time served in Louisiana. Thomas McCarthy 25 of Baltimore claimed he rode in a stolen car during the holdup and was given 10 years and 2 years to be served, while Walter Shipley 37 a Carroll County native held no home address since returning to Baltimore.

Baltimore Louisiana Thomas McCarthy Shipley Ralph S. Warnken Walter Shipley Carroll County

No Longer Snotties Navy Policy Change in 17th Century

London reports a shift in Royal Navy training as midshipmen no longer join the fleet directly from Dartmouth Training College. Since 1660 they were known as snot-ties aboard, but new practice ends that designation and changes entry pathways for officer candidates.

London Dartmouth Training College

Train Strikes Tractor Trailer At Hagerstown Crossing

At a railroad crossing in Hagerstown a Western Maryland Railway train struck a tractor trailer, dragging the cab 350 feet. Driver Charles Lee Ellis of Alabama City Alabama crawled free with minor scratches. Crossing had flashing lights but no gates. Ellis charged with failing to heed signal, posted $10 collateral. Train from Harrisburg paused traffic as DDT spilled from the truck and blocked the street for two hours.

Teaem Harrissburg

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