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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1957

Page

9

Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers at August Meeting

Velma Graham was installed as president of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary at the August meeting. Virginia Miller presided as installing officer and helped install officers including first vice-president DeLue Crawford and others, with gifts exchanged for the retiring president Dororthy Staley. Guests from the department and several auxiliary units attended, along with past presidents and Francis Scott Key Post members.

Velma Graham Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary Virginia Miller Western Maryland Graham DeLue Crawford Helen Buxton Louise Reid Frances Morgan Mary Holdcraft Dorothy Staley Lucy Kemp Jean Lentz Anderson Francis Welzis Catherine [v’ Erson George Rogack Jean, Campbell Frank Wallace Susie Ramsburg Mabel Neidy Hampstead Morris Frock Edwin C. Creager Jr Carvail Sykesville Francis X. Elder Rockville Francis Scott Key Carmey Reeder Richard Graham William H. S. Miller

Naming Garden Club Faces Hard Choice for Identity

Mrs J Vernon Coblentz president of the newly organized Frederick County Garden Club says naming the group is as hard as naming a baby. At the next meeting on the first Thursday in September members will choose two possible names and hear E Stuart Haller of Pinefield Frederick lecture on power arrangements for home and church, with emphasis on church use. The session runs 10 to 9:30 a m in the conference room of the old Church Street School. All flower and vegetable enthusiasts are invited.

J. Vernon Coblentz Frederick County Church Street Cobintz

Local Education Leaders and Officials Address Tax and Tobacco Note

Frederick County education leaders including Supt. of instruction and board members push a tobacco tax proposal while a memo cites tobacco industry guidance on cigarette storage. Marine Col. Robert B. Zimmerman, son of Frederick resident Mrs. Helen Zimmerman, serves with NATO honor guard in Naples, Italy.

XATO Naples Italy FHTNC Col Robert B. Zimmerman Helen A. Zimmerman Park Avenue Frederick Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization Allied Forces Southern Europe

State Teachers Committee Plans Time Use Trial Here

Seven Frederick County schools will serve as guinea pigs for a Maryland State Teachers Association experiment to analyze how public school teachers use their time. A dinner meeting at Hotel Frederick established a seven-school trial with principals present to survey teachers on time spent in school, extracurriculars, and community activities. Data will guide potential state wide questionnaires and future revisions under MSTA leader Irving M. Sheltzer, with local officials Sensenbaugh and Earhart coordinating.

Maryland State Teachers Association Paul Huffington Jack B. Kussmaul Bruss Frederick County Hotel Frederick Frederick High Brunswick High North Frederick Liberty Junior High Elm Street Lincoln School Myersvile Irving M. Sheltzer MSTA James A. Sensenbaugh Quentin L. Earhart T the Board of Education

Tobacco Tax Will Finance Better Schools, Rosencrantz Notes

Pat Rosencrantz argues the tobacco tax funds school programs as new term begins next Wednesday. He suggests revenue will address classroom space needs and criticizes delays in funding, while noting production of offsetting issues for smokers and landlords.

Pat Rosencrantz

New Parsonage Dedicated At Oak Hill Church

A new parsonage at the Oak Hill Church of God in Harrisburg will be dedicated Sunday. Rev. Ernest H. Baker and many congregation members began building in November 1956, with Rev. Baker serving as pastor. The ceremony includes a 2:30 p.m. formal dedication and an afternoon program with Rev. Cronise Barr and Rev. Roy S. Schreiner among speakers. Refreshments and an open house follow the service.

Church of God Ernest H. Baker Oak Hills Harrisburg LeGore Oak Fill Randolph Barrick King Maryland Samuel Barrick Jacob Ash Virginia Tough Winpigler Sharpsburg Washington D. D Oak Hill

Eagles Auxiliary Past Presidents Meet at Mrs Blumenauer Home

The Past Presidents Club of the Eagles Auxiliary met at Mrs Julia Blumenauer's home in the city on Wednesday evening with 18 members present. Mrs Margaret Engle presided, reports were read, plans discussed, prizes awarded, and next meeting set for November 25 at Mrs Grimes's home. A softball game was canceled due to stadium unavailability, to be rescheduled. Romans travel to work face a two hour strike causing crowded buses and tram stoppages.

Club of the Eagles Julia Blumenater Blumenauer Margaret Engle Rachel Nash Eula Finnerfrock Mildred Shafer Bertha Long Mudred Grimes Carmen Simpson Dettie Crawford Slumenaver Ember Red Grimes East Second Street

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