Sewing And Baking Contests At Lewistown Grange
At Lewistown Grange April meeting in the community hall sewing and baking contests featured adult sewing with prizes to Mrs Harold L Long and Mrs Louis Stall. Baking awards went to Mrs William EF W, Mrs Guy B Stoci, and Mrs Harold L Loog. Youth and junior classes included Delores Jackson Frances Jackson and Der ry Brown with placings in skirts dolls and quilts. 4-H activities and fashion show followed with demonstrations and garments made by Sandra Shuff Faye Willard Helen Stull and others as Mrs Myrtle Bell led the Home Economics committee Bye-form announcements listed May events and upcoming visits to Linganore and Tuscarora granges.
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Lewistown
Brown
Very Bailey
Frances Jackson
Derry Brown
Nancy Tregoning
Nancy Wastler
Dale Boone
Charles Putman
Sandra Shuif
Faye Williard
College Park
Helen Stull
Christy Conway
Patty O'Brien
Beverly Hann
Nancy Wassler
Marion Putman
Penny Conway
Trina Snyder
Myrtle Bell
Ray Smith
Howard Smith
Ross S. Stull
Home Economics Committee
The
Grange
Comet Arend Roland Visible in Northwestern Sky
The comet Arend Roland remains visible in the Frederick area northwest sky near sunset. Discovered in November 1956, it was hard to see near the sun but is now fading farther from the horizon yet still naked eye. Dr. Ching-Sung Yu of Hood College notes its position above Camelopardalis and near the horizon.
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Frederick
Ching-Sung Yu
Hood College
Burkittsville Scout Troop Installed and Promoted
Burkittsville Scout Troop 286 installed with Fort Detrick Troop 195 leaders guiding the ceremony. Troop charter members total eleven with Tenderfoot badges awarded to nine members. two were absent due to illness. Troop meets Thursdays at Burkittsville Elementary School under Raritan Club sponsorship.
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Boy America
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of American
Greg Hayward
Floyd Graf
William Harrod
Arnold Jones
Michazel Idoine
Fort Detrick
Scout Minster
Harold Neufeld
Burkinsville
William H. Kennecy
Steadman Keenan Post
Brunswick
Guard of
Francis Barker
Richard Bowers
Silas Phillips
Lee Lyon
Alfred Howard
Roland Taylor
Wiliam Gross
Frederick Vada
B'nai Brith
Burkittsville
Martin Zirkle
Lutheran Church of
Samuel Brown
Raritan Club of
E Burkittsvile Elementally School
Plane crashes on University of Maryland football field
A two engine Piper Apache carrying three adults and a child from Alexandria Virginia crash landed on the University of Maryland football practice field shortly after takeoff from College Park Airport. Minor injuries were reported to all aboard.
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Tero
College Park
Alexandria
University of Maryland
James Baxter
University Police
Municipal
Washington, D. C
Melvin Anderson
Russell A. Grass
Abbingdon Drive
Curtis L. Ivey
Fred Kozak Sr
Fred Jr
Yosemite
Anderson
Baxter
Plan to protect health as atomic energy grows
Maryland Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert urged today that Maryland plan immediately to protect citizens as atomic energy develops for private use. He prepared remarks for a Rotary Club meeting in Federalsburg calling for a study of industrial uses of nuclear energy and draft legislation to guard against hazards from atomic facilities.
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Federalsburg
Ferdinand Sybert
Maryland
Sybert
Rotary Club
Martin Co
Middle River
Baltimore
New York
Mansfield backs attempt to restore State Department funds
Sen Mansfi eld of Montana backs Eisenhower plan to restore most of 47 million dollars cut from the State Department budget. He will support restoring the full 227 million dollars requested, aligning with the president’s emergency funding aim.
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Mansfield
Washington
Eisenhower
House
State Departments
Sen
D-Mont
J. Mansfield
State Department
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Lone Star
University Infirmary
Downtown Merchants’ Association
FHA
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard
Hillside Motor CO
West Patrick St
Frederick, Md
North Market ST
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