Fourposter to Close Mountain Theater Season
Frances Whiting and Russell Bailey star in Mountain Theater's final summer show The Fourposter a lively two character comedy by Jan de Hartog. The play follows thirty five years of married life in one room with quarrels joys and love as the couple moves from their wedding night to later years. Reservations are moving fast per the theater business manager.
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Frances Whiting
Russell Bailey
Mountain Theater
Jan de Hartog
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
New York
Barrymore Theater
Cronyns
Sylvia Sidney
Romney Brent
Betty Field
Burgess Meredith
de Hartog
Jose Ferrar
Beyenntt Nerfarmanres
Rex Harrison
Lilli Palmer
New York Play Publishing Company
The
Stephen Langley
Area B Council Backs Retaining Frederick Emergency Hospital
At a special Area B Council meeting of The American Legion held August 2 at the local Legion Home, representatives from Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg and Frederick urged continued operation of the twenty-year-old Emergency Hospital in Frederick. Presiding was Richard W. Graham. The resolution, sent to Frederick County Board of Commissioners President A Grant Hooper, calls for active service continuation and prompt steps to sustain the institution for Frederick County citizens. Members unanimously supported that the hospital is a real community need and that its closure would pose a serious problem.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Richard W. Graham
A. Grant Hooper
Frederick County
American Legion of
Board of County Commissioners
Maryland
Senator Hints McCarthy Censure Case Key Issues
A Senate committee member says the McCarthy censure case hinges on charges that he incited government employees to disregard oaths to obtain classified information. Other senators call the issue a major one shaping the inquiry and potential censure, as Watkins declines comment ahead of tomorrow’s meeting.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Flanders
Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Sixman Committee
George D-Gal
Special Committee
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Atty
Brownell
Department
FBI
Ellender
D-La
Louisiana
Congress
Watkins
Utah
Montgomery County Farm Bureau Picnic Highlights
The Montgomery County Farm Bureau picnic at the Agricultural Center Gaithersburg drew about 200 people. Miss Paris Toms 47 a University of Maryland freshman from Sandy Spring named Miss Farm Queen. Baby judging crowned Annie Marie Priebe 8 months old Lawtonseale as youngest class winner with Robert Fry 2 months and Frances Thiena Mayne winning mid and 3 to 3 year olds. Carnival opens Rockville Volunteer Fire Company grounds for two weeks with 14 rides and nightly prizes to benefit the fire company.
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Montgomery County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Farm Queen
Timonium State Fair
Paris Toms
University of Maryland
Sandy Spring
Sherwood High School
Frances Thiena Mayne
Mehrl F. Mayne
Basti Wn
Waters
Associated Women of the Farm Bureau
Wedding of Miss Donna Fogle and Ralph Fisher at Evan gel Lutheran
On Sunday August 1 in Evan gel Evangelical Lutheran church Woods boro Miss Donna Joy Fogle daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Ernest D Fogle married Ralph Vernon Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Russell C Fisher Rocky Ridge Rev Raymond C Myers officiated before an altar with white gladioli and candelabra. A reception followed in the church social room. They will reside on Mr Fisher's farm near Rocky Ridge after a wedding trip to the Poconos and New York.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Donna Joy Fogle
Ernest D. Fogle
Ralph Vernon Fisher
Russell C. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Raymond C. Myers
Oscar Rice
Hillsboro
LaRue Fogle
Doris Fish
Eastern Shore
Annapolis
York
Hood College
Thurmont High School
University of Maryland
Germany
U. S. Army
Poconos
New York State
Young couple wed at 12 and 17 faces perjury charge
In Princess Anne Maryland Joyce Mae White age 12 wed William Coleman 17 after lying about ages to obtain a marriage license on July 22. The girl’s mother filed an annulment suit. Joyce to return to eighth grade and William held for Somerset County authorities. Collateral forfeitures were also reported for traffic and license offenses.
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Salisbury
Joyce Mae White
Atty
L. Creston Beauchamp
William Coleman
Joyce
Princess Anne
Austin Matthew
Drought Area Pasture Tips for Maryland Farmers
Maryland agronomists offer guidance on planting now for cattle feed before winter after a prolonged dry spell. They advise small grains on well drained soil for grazing and caution on whether to plow under last spring seedings while noting stands may rebound for next year's yields.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland Agronomists
Preacher And Six Sons Hike Length Of Canal
A preacher schoolteacher and his six sons walked from Cumberland to Washington to form for a school event. The Rev. W. F. Murray of the Church of God and Clear Spring High School teacher began July 31 and were the third group to complete the 189 mile trek this year. They encountered equipment issues and hatchet needs through dense growth. The trip followed a challenge by Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas to editors amid debate over an expressway along the old C and O Canal.
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Washington
King
C. & O. Canals
Cumberland
W. F. Murray
Church of God
Hancock
Clear Spring High School
Hagerstown
Murray
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Washington Post-Times Herald
Douglas
Murray Party Seeks Maryland Geography Photos
Mr Murray 59 and his sons Stanley 32 and Ben 18 traveled to Maryland to gather material and photographs for a textbook on geographic and historic features. They walked 15 to 25 miles daily, losing about 10 pounds of weight and spending roughly $20 each.
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Murray
Chicago Tribune
Maryland
Stansley
Ben
Miss Evelyn White Attends 70th Dance Masters Convention
Miss Evelyn White of 15 North Court Street attended the 70th annual Dance Masters of America convention in New York City from August 1 to August 6, with about four hundred teachers from across the United States and Canada at the Hotel Roosevelt. She also attended a Cecchetti Council of America seminar in Detroit during the last week of July.
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Evelyn White
North Court Street
New York City
Dance Masters of America
United States
Canada
Hotel Roosevelt
White
Cecchetti Council of America
Park Shelton Hotel
Detroit
Mich
Bitterness Makes One Sick and Traffic Signal Changes
A fragment from Earl L. Douglass urges avoiding bitterness as a cause of illness and cites the need for understanding and divine love. The article notes Frederick traffic upgrades where traffic light visors are repainted to reduce reflections, hindering viewing from intersecting streets. It also reports Private First Class Godfrey T. Weedon of Frederick, Md., will join the 62nd Tank Battalion at Camp Irwin, Calif., for armored gunnery exercises on August 12.
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Earl L. Douglass
Frederick
W. Raymond Walter
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Russell Lee Fisher
Calvert Wright
Eugene L. Long
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Doris Fisher
Lorraine Markham
Lee Fisher
R. C. Myers
Eugene Long
Usher
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Frank Keefer
Sophi Schaefle
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Frederick County ‘Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
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Walkersville
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Fbittsburgh
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