Frederick Notables Switch Careers and Orioles Glow
Two Frederick residents change careers with one becoming Methodist pastors Bill and Janet Rousiey in a happier season, while the Orioles’ long extra inning loss on national TV drew cheers for fan loyalty. The piece also notes Maryland Bank’s flock of stuffed birds, a savings merger, a Polk exhibit in D.C., Kit n Carlyle kittens debates, and the passing of teacher Evelyn Wallace with memorials to St. John’s institute.
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Frederick
News-Post
Bill
Janet Rousiey
Liberty Charge
United Methodist Church
Janet
Orioles
Howard Cosell
Sportsbeat
Evelyn Lorraine Schmitt Wallace
Wallace
Prospect School
Ee France
Laubach
Girl Scouts
Frederick Singers
Choir
All Saints Episcopal Church
St. John's Literary Institute
Prospect Hall
Grace V Young celebrated 75th birthday and nursing pioneer
Grace V Young, born August 24 1906 in Union Bridge to E Rice Fogle and Rosa May Fogle, is honored for a life as a nurse and businesswoman. She built Acme Telephone Service into a three station operation serving 215 clients while raising a family, aiding Red Cross and community groups, and enduring personal trials including a cancer battle.
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Grace V. Young
Grace Young
Union Bridge
E. Rice Fogle
Rosa May Fogle
Durbin Fogle
Taneytown
Chidren
Young
James Engle Jr
California
Robert
Tina
R. Samuel Young
Boyds
Frederick
Fime
Acme
Mrs. Young
Olive
C&p Telephone Company
Telephone Pioneers
God
United Presbyterian Church
United Fire Company
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Nurses
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ate
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Frederick News-Post
300 Teachers Appointed in Frederick County Schools
Acting Superintendent James C. Biehl announced that over 300 teachers were appointed in Frederick County Schools, including about 200 white elementary teachers, 33 black elementary teachers, more than 70 white high school teachers, and four black high school teachers, as about 800 children were expected to enter county schools for the first time. Summer training for Maryland National Guard Aviation Division continued at Frederick Detrick Field with the site chosen for the first time. Thirteen former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad workers returned to Brunswick due to upgraded engines in the Cumberland Division, while rumors suggested more hires. A Frederick taxi driver met CIA chief Alien W. Dulles and another official at Gettysburg, later meeting Eisenhower. Judy Valentine of Emmitsburg was named Frederick County Farm Queen for Timonium State Fair. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker estimated county corn value loss from drought at about $20,000, with the 20,000-acre crop down about 10 bushels per acre, reducing annual crop value from roughly $1,500,000.
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James C. Biehl
Frederick County
Maryland National Guard
Wisty
Frederick Detrick Field
Frederick Field
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Cumberland Division
Edward K. Saltzman
Frederick
Gettysburg
Eisenhower Farm
Eisenhower
Saltzman
Alien W. Dulles
CIA
General
Henry R. Shoemaker
Expose ties Colonial Penn to aging groups and postal abuse
Washington column investigates a marriage of convenience between Colonial Penn and AARP NRTA, alleging use of non profit mailing rates to promote policies. Postal inspectors and the SEC probe potential legal actions over undisclosed sweetheart dealings and favorable discounts tied to the groups and insurer.
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Inspection Service
CPG
AARP
NATA
Kenneth Fletcher
Postal Service
Say
NRTA
Pletcher
Insurance Company
Colonial Pena
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William MacLucas
Colonial Penn
Wisconsin Insurance Commission
Aarp-Nata
Colonial Pean
Aarp-Nbta
Tony Capuccio
Penn
Bves
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Feederick
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Maryland National Bank
Edgar Brownlow
MNB
Buster
Maryland
Family Savings
Mr. Brownlow
Savings and Loan
Metropolis Building Association
John Hanson Savings & Loan
John Hanson Frederick Advisory Board
G. Hunter Bowers
Daniel S. “Sprigg” Chesley
Robert B. Eisenhauer
Homer J. Gatrell
Edward T. Helfenstein
J. Richard
Dick” Hudson
George T. Myers
Royce RK
Rice
George Zeigler
John Hanson
Charles Peale Polk
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
Polk
Charles Willson Peale
Edward §. Delaplaine
Francis Asbury
Methodist Church
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
James Madison
Secretary of the Treasury
Albert Gallatin
Kit ‘N’ Carlyle
Judy Valentine
Charles Valentine
Emmitsburg
Jack Anderson
Washington
American Ancelatinn
Can
Colonial Pean Group, Inc
Postal
Old Folks’ Organization
Association
National Retired Teachers Associate
Aarp-Neta
Tillion
Cust Penn
Peers Gan
Alfonso D'Amato
R-3
William Casey
Senate Intelligence Committee
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