Society News Highlights Local Social Events
Mr and Mrs Hugh Holmes McCormick hosted a supper for the Holiday Hi-lights officers and directors, a Freder ick Assembly graduate group. St Ignatius Homemakers of Urbana to entertain Urbana Homemakers Club with a Christmas pageant December MM at 7 30 p m in the Urbana school auditorium. refreshments to follow. Mrs Robert Smith of Mocking Bud Hill Taneytown returns from Savannah Ga after Thanksgiving with Major J Stanley Matthews and family. accompanying Mrs Smith were her parents Mr and Mrs J L Matthews of Richmond Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Holmes McCormick
Kline Boulevard
Frederick
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Urbana
Urbana Homemakers Club
Urbana School
Robert Smith
Bud Hill
Taneytown
Savannah
J. Stanley Matthews
Smith
J. L. Matthews
Richmond, Va
Free world defense outlook amid UN strains and NATO rifts
The piece surveys global security tensions with a pessimistic lens. It notes the UN vote split widening due to African states leaning toward communism, Belgium’s NATO doubts, Adenauer and de Gaulle clashes, and U S actions in Central America. It also cites Germany France pact and Cuban missile shifts as stabilizing factors, while warning that unity against communism remains fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despar
United Nations
Congo
Washington
Moscow
America
Manchuria
Korea
Tibet
Belgium
Free World
Russia
Castro
Germany
France
Iron Curtain
Nicaragua
Guatemala
South America
United States
Soviet Union
Taliano Bread Introduced Here
Taliano, the bread with foreign intrigue in its flavor, was introduced in the Frederick area this week by the Schmidt Baking Co of Baltimore. Carl Schmidt, President, announced the new product as a fresh adventure in taste appealing to lovers of Italian and French bread flavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Schmidt Baking Co
Baltimore
Carl Schmidt
Schmidt
Teetotalers founded 1789 by Connecticut farmers pledge harvest abstinence
The first temperance society in the United States formed in 1789 when about 200 Connecticut farmers vowed not to partake of alcoholic beverages during harvest season. Leukemia accounts for 13,000 of the 265,000 annual cancer deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetotalers First Temperance Society
United States
Connecticut
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1916
Mr Eugene H Albaugh qualified as chief clerk to Frederick County Board of Control and Review. John Tyson Baggage master of the N C R train injured when crushed between cars. Rev John Joseph Rives arrives as pastor of Trinity ME Church South with Mrs Rives. Leaves rake off Court House lawn. park improved. John H Grove resigns as deputy Register of Wills. C Herbert Kreh appointed. Snow in Garrett County with drifts up to ten to fifteen feet. Annual banquet of Clearing House Association at Elks Club. Fisher's Minstrels to perform at city Opera House for Empty Stocking Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Albaugh
Board of Control and Review
Frederick County
Randolph N. Mariz
Harry C. Hull
Thomas S. Albaugh
John Tyson
N.C.R R
John Joseph Rives
Trinity ME
Church South
Rives
Washington
East Third Street
Court House
John H Grove
Register of Wills Office
C. Herbert Kreh
Garrett County
Clearing House Association
Elks Club
Messrs
Joseph V. McDivit
Lewis Moitter
Edward B. Nicodemus
J. Frank Eisenhauer
Robert A. Kemp
Non-Commissioned Officers Club Marks 13th Anniversary
The Maryland National Guard unit in Frederick held its 13th anniversary banquet at the State Armory with about 70 present and former members. Speeches were given by Brigadier General D John Markey Major Robert F Barrick Captain Arthur V Kreh Captain Victor Kreh and Lewis R Derizbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
D. John Markey
Robert F. Barrick
Arthur V. Kreh
Victor Kreh
Lewis R Derizbaugh
Frederick
City Ministerial Association
Ralph E. Hartman
Roger B Wolfe
Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin W. Meeks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Sourren Fr. Welty
Claude S. Hahn
Recently Married Jenkins Couple Dress For A Church Ceremony
Mr and Mrs David George Jenkins recently wed at Araby Methodist Church with Rev Roby Eastridge officiating. The bride Barbara Elizabeth Jenkins wore a chantilly lace gown, veil with seed pearls and carried a white Bible with a red rosebud. The groom Arthur Brosius of Rockville served as best man. The reception followed at the bride’s home for immediate family and a few friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David George Jenkins
Araby Methodist Church
Paul Fleming
Roby Eastridge
Charles Custard
Arthur Brosius
Rockville
Jenkins
Barbara Elizabeth ‘P
Harry
Gaithersburg Post Office Dedication Ceremony
More than 500 people expected at the Gaithersburg Post Office dedication today at 2 p.m. Jerry Strong of WMAL will be master of ceremonies. The facility in Gaithersburg offers 9,282 square feet of interior space with a loading platform and parking area. Post Master Maurice A. Sprading says over 5,000 invitations were sent to residents for the event with guests including Senator J J and Congressman-elect McC. Matt Malcomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Jerry Strong
WMAL
Strong
Summitt Avenue
B. and O_ railroad
Deer Park
Maurice A. Sprading
J. J
McC
Matt Malcomy
R Clar
Post Office Department
Council of Future Teachers meets in Frederick County
The Frederick County Council of Future Teachers of America held its second executive committee meeting at the Board of Education Office with Sue Ann Cover of Brunswick High School presiding. Plans were laid for the April 13 Spring meeting and committees were formed assigning Middletown High program, Frederick High policy, Thurmont High and West Frederick Junior High publicity, plus Lincoln and Brunswick High assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Council of Future, Teachers of America
Board of Education
Sue Ann Cover
Brunswick High School
Middletown High
Frederick High
Thurmont High
West Frederick
Carolyn Flook
Frederick
Fred White
Middletown
Barbara Lyles
Lincoln
John Walter
Barbara Moser
Gail Study
Joyce Brown
MAFTA
Frederick County Council
FTA
Morgan State College
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
United Today
Robert C.lloyd
Department of Education
Frederick County
Brunswick High
Wayne Holter
Sharon Harrison
Pattie Werking
Bonnie
Nancy Grams
Emmitsburg High
Nancy Glass
Leona Frock
Mary E. Rhoads
Sally Jones
Geraldine Wolfe
Sylvia Brooks
Travis Zeiler
Sharon
Kellyna Jean Dorsey
Carolyn Frock
Susan Ambrosen
Brenda Wiegand
Kenneth Jordan
Rose Dorsey
Marsha Ernest
Susan Detwiler
Addie Ruth Christophersen
Carole Cleveland
Lincoln High
Faith B. Conway
Gierla Allen
Jane Onley
Bernice Nelson
Carol Ann White
Robert L. Haugen
Mike Thompson
Alice Stambaugh
Shirley Devilbiss
Holly Harbaugh
Carolyne Fraley
Ann Fisher
Naomi Long
Mary Krietz
Dee An
Pleasant Grove Women's Club reviews nutrition and salad ideas
Miss Beatrice Fehr leads the Pleasant Grove Homemakers meeting focusing on basic food groups and Vitamin A and C. Members planned Christmas activities, safety programs, and a December luncheon with decorations, gifts, and a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
Pleasant Grove
Marion Lawson
Raymond Barnes
Miss Fehr
Merhi Hahn
Charles Fiahn
Lawson
Tni
Barnes
Merrii Hahn
O. B. Baker
Charles Adkins
Baker
Miss Burgee
Emvil
Norman Nisbaum
Robert Windsor
Hahn
Hamilton Linthieu
Obver Davis
Aubrey Davis
Hospital admissions and discharges in local towns
Recently admitted patients include Mrs Charles H Fox Uniontown Diane A Hill Emmitsburg and Richard Rosensteel Emmitsburg. Norris F Sell and Kenneth N Hull both of Taneytown were discharged. David W Powell Thurmont was admitted to Waynesboro hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Hospital
Charles H. Fox
Uniontown
Diane A. Hill
Emmitsburg
Richard Rosensteel
Norris F. Sell
Kenneth N. Hull
Taneytown
David W. Powell
Thurmont
Waynesboro Hospital
Sidelights on a Greensboro visit and New York tour
The piece recounts a Thanksgiving stay in Greensboro with Mrs. Winston and daughter Shirley Winston leading active arts lives in North Carolina. It notes Naomi Winston’s art studio, Shirley’s role as an associate professor, their dog Minnie, and a church visit with remarks from Dr. Hedhead Jr. A Friday open house introduces Frederick friends, Averett College ties, and a trip to New York for UN experiences, museums, and a visit to Edge of Night production studios, including cast members and a TV studio tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merly Es L. Smith
Old Braddock
Greensboro
XN. C
Robert A. Winston
Shirley Winston
Frederick
Sky Hills
Middletown
Riley
Country Club
Naomi
Greensboro Artists League
Shirley
School of
Women's College of North Carolina
Minona
Nancy
New York
Presbyterian Church
Winstons
First Presbyterian Church
Joan Hedhead Jr
Henry F. Falk
Barbara
Edwin Scott
Woman's Club
Naomi Winston
Averett College
Danville
Genevieve Herwig
Scott
Frances Turner
Leaksville
N. C
Averett
Thelma Muullinix
Lee Miller
Virginia Royal
George Jaynes
Katherine Main
Leoni Alexander
Waverly
Helen
Jesse
United Nations
Music Hall
Susie Wong
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Frank Lloyd Wright
Desiree
Birgitta
Second Avenue
Helen Smith
Allen Fristoe
John Larkiears
Allen
Ed Holmes
Byron Sanders
Viola Smith
Smith
Deaths Edward A Grove and Others
Edward Allen Grove 37, of Frederick, husband of Beatrice Grove, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife, parents, daughter Joyce Kay, sister Judith Wighington, and others. Services at All Saints' Episcopal Church with interment at Mt. Olivet. Also reported: William E. Lutz 83 of Middletown, Maurice A. Taylor 42 of Brunswick, and Lombard injuries to Russell Rice of Mountaindale at Bowers Lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Allen Grove
Beatrice Elaine Grove
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Weeks
Frederick
Charles Preston Grove
Adelia Miller Withington
Joyce Kay Grove
Judith Margaret Wighington
Baltimore
Lewis I. Plunkard
Russell D. Wighington
Grove
Kensington
N. Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey
Wiliam E. Lutz
William E. Lutz
Middletown
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
John L
Amanda McBride Lutz
Mae Shafer Lutz
Dorothy Fox
Evelyn Hamburg
Cumberland
Mehrl Lutz
Washington, D.C
Russell Rice
Mountaindale
Bowers Lumber Company
Admires of Hugh Downs Visit City Trip Highlights
The account notes a trip to Radio City to see Hugh Downs and the Concentration show. The writers stay at the Taft Hotel among theaters and TV studios and observe artists finding common ground. Champagne cocktails were allegedly served "on the house" at a quart cafe during a dining night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Downs
Radio City
Taft Hotel
Helen
Jesse
Funeral rites for Sgt Barker held at Thurmont
Funeral services were held Friday at 10 a.m. at M. L. Creager and Son Funeral Home in Thurmont for Sgt Eus tace W. Barker who died Monday at Fort Detrick Hospital. Interment followed with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace W. Barker
Fort Detrick Hospital
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Elmer R. Andrews
Arington National Cemetery
M. J. Abbaugh
Harry Lewis
Harry Miller
John Gall
Charles Downes
Mehri Ecker
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
William Clay Shuff
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Philip Bower
Mt View Cemetery
American Legion
V.F W
Paliherrers
Guy Baker Jr
Joseph Welty
Eugene Gebricks
Henry Walihen
Louis Stoner
Local Patients Recoup After Major Surgeries
Among the sick Mrs Raymond Staley of Walkersville is doing as well as can be expected at Frederick Memorial Hospital after major surgery. Miss Lanora Stockman of Jefferson recuperates after eye surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and will remain about two weeks. Mrs Harry C Smith of Fast Fourth Street, a cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, is improving and now allows visitors. Mrs Nelson Hoffman RFD 4 Frederick has returned home after surgery Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Staley
Main Street
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lanora Stockman
Jefferson
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Harry C. Smith
Fast
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Recently admitted to Ciaries in General Hospital were Judas V Sidler Bruns wick George W Cooper Harpers Ferry Briscoe E Walker Harpers Ferry John E Richard Brunswick Mrs Ella M Deener Knowle Mrs Edna M Armstrong Harpers Ferm Our patients treated at Joyce Shumaker Harpers Ferry Joanne Skinner Knowle Gladys L Fox Harpers Ferry Rowland Ingram Harpers Ferry A daughter Karen Rae was born to Mr and Mrs William NX Roelkey Knowle recently Abrs Grace D Ayres Brunswick treated in outpatient at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg Discharged from Warner hospital were Mrs Warren Gel wicks Emmitsburg Mrs Elwood Eiker and infant daughter Emmitsburg Mrs John Althoff and infant daughter Taneytown Mrs Roy Baker and infant daughter Thurmont Mrs Howard Sweeney Thurmont Mrs Helen A Cox Blue Ridge Summit admitted recently to Waynesboro hospital Won First Prize Wheeling WV AP Robert Emblem of Wheeling won first prize in a statewide contest to obtain a suggested emblem for the West Virginia centennial in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Judas V. Sidler
Brunswick
George W. Cooper
Harpers Ferry
Briscoe E Walker
John E. Richard
Ella M. Deener
Krowille
Edna M. Armstrong
Harpers Ferm
Joyce Shumaker
Joanne Skinner
Knowle
Gladys L. Fox
Rowland Ingram
Karen Rae
William NX. Roelkey
Grace D. Ayres
Brunsswick
King's Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Warner Hospital
Warren Gelwicks
Emmitsburg
Elwood Eiker
John Althoff
Taneytown
Roy Baker
Thurmont
Howard Sweeney
Helen A. Cox
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynesboro Hospital
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Society News
Western Maryland Trust Company
Ronnie Younkins
Austin A. Younkins
New Design Road
Younkins
News-Post
Wetzel
Edward Stup
This City
Mr. Stup
Mr. Jenkins
Robert L. Jenkins
Frederick High School
Price Electric Co
Richard Montgomery High School
Montgomery Junior College
Silver Spring
U. S. Army
Erle Arnold
Middleburg
Gail
John Angell
Roy Angell
Ester Angell
Council OF Future Teachers
Hagerstown
East Baltimore Street
Harry E. Bussard
Donald L. House
Funkstown
House
Washington County Hospital
Bussard
Edward A. Grove
Maurice A. Taylor
Maurice Austin Taylor
Newton D. Baker Hospital
W. Va
James X
Rhoda Moore Taylor
First Church of God
Taylor
Marybetie Pierce Taylor
Linda Kar
Brumswick
Lewis E. Taylor
J. Roland Taylor
Luella Shipley
Charles D. Taylor
Michael K. Taylor
Evelyn Shirley
Juanita Shockey
Feese
Arlington National Cemetery
Nimrod Dorsey
Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church
New London
L. E. Dorsey
Horace Williams
James A. Keyes
Jessie Thomas
Rudell Thomas
Lester Dorsey
William Disney
Wesley Ore
Wheeling, W. Va
Robert
Wheeling
West Virginia
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