Walter L Main Circus at Frederick Fairgrounds August 1955
A Walter L Main Circus show was set for the Frederick Fairgrounds featuring the Cure-Grand acrobats and horizontal bar troupe. Also noted an old-time apple peeling at Mountaindale with residents listed, and an Army recruiter interview at the Frederick Post Office offering openings in Maryland, Virginia, DC and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Main
Frederick Fairgrounds
Welty Rice
Mountaindale
Louie Snook
Dorothy Gilbert
Bertha Fogle
Frances Speak
Irene Speak
Gene Grushon
Thelma Grushon
Buddy Adams
Lewis Adam
Patty Marshall
James Marshall
James Powell Jr
Frederick Post Office
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal Zone
China
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Thurmont Royer trio deny Klan ties amid local misperception
Samuel C Royer Jr Samuel C Royer II and Samuel C Royer IV of Thurmont explain they are not the Samuel Royer linked to the Ku Klux Klan nor supporters of its beliefs. The family says name confusion grew as Klan activity spread toward Frederick County prompting threats and customer avoidance at Royer's Dockside Restaurant. They provide a photo to confirm their separate identity and distance from the Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Royer Jr
Samuel C. Royer II
Samuel C. Royer
Thurmont Royer
Samuel Royer
Hagerstown
Ku Kjuk Klan
Klan
KKK
Samuel C. Roger
Frederick County
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont Rovers
Samuel C. Roger Ili
News-Post
Letters From Readers on Latin Mass and Civic Reform
A local Frederick reader section prints letters from Ellen Vache of Hildegarde's Antiques urging church groups to gather 25000 signatures for the Latin Tridentine Mass and criticizing city spending. The writer suggests cheaper street-cleaning measures and planting marigolds, volunteering for upkeep and noting the Society of Traditional Roman Catholics in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Society of Traditional Roman Catholics
Charlotte
N.C
Young
Frederick
Rose Hill Manor offers living history tours in Frederick
The Rose Hill Manor home built by Ann Johnson and John Colin Grahame sits on 43 acres in Frederick. Tours reveal 18th and 19th century life with a two hour visit detailing a beehive oven kitchen, a bevy of crafts, an English garden, a log cabin, a blacksmith shop and a carriage collection. Guided by Mary Clardy and Sheila Charles, tours run daily with specific hours and admission for adults and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill Manor
Ann Johnson
John Colin Grahame
Anna
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Gov. Johnson
Grahames
Rose Hill
John Grahame
Frederick
Frederick County
Walkersville
Mary Clardy
Sheila Charles
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Frederick, Md
Reir
Samuel C. Royer IV
Richard T. Meagher
A. Dixon
Robert A. Kemp
John Callahan
Billerica
Mass
Byron Hubble
Susan Caldwell
Sjamsville
Brampton
Toronto
Canada
American Horse Show Association
Zim
Oliver Thomas
Alvin Hardin
C. Burr Artz Library
Meredith Mackley
Melvin Engle
Laubach Literacy Council
C. Kurt Holter
Royer
Martin A. Kupris
Ellen Vache Hildegarde’s Antiques
E. Patrick St
Oecantopss
Leceo PI Pvrylon Crocs
Spuilignimy
Mary Mills
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