Kemptown Social Notes Highlight Housewarming and Guests
Clarence Cochran and Arthur Esworthy toured New York and Canada on business. Mrs. Joseph McKenzie held a December 6 to 9 housewarming in Mt. Airy with many guests from Kemptown including George Ruakies Wilma and Billy Hoo and others. New residents Mr and Mrs Richard Galley arrive from Baltimore with daughter Sharon and baby boy, living with Rev Stephen Gallerze. attorney Galley commutes to Baltimore. Donald Jones and family visit with Mrs Jones' parents, Mr and Mrs Warren Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence (Ium
Kemptown
Earl Cochran
Arthur Esworthy
Frederick
Ni York
Canada
Joseph McKenzie
Mt. Airy
George Ruakies
Foster
A. Wilma
Billy Hoo
Providence
Nellie Gailey
Hanford Browning
Stephen Galler Ze
Donald Jones
Baltimore
Jones
Wart Ren Davis
News fragment from Frederick paper December 7 1957
Partial OCR fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland dated December 7 1957. The readable text shows scattered phrases and a few misread titles, offering minimal clear event details or names.
Clotting Causes Tied to Age and Cholesterol Levels
A medical briefing notes that stroke risk factors include advanced age and high cholesterol. It mentions unknown mechanisms and the need for further information to understand how clotting develops.
Dinner Program Opens With Local Leaders Address
A dinner preceded the program as D. E. Stultz of Hagerstown, company president, gave the address. John W. Morgan, district manager, served as host master. F. William Sweeney of Thurmont gave the invocation. Oscar H. Lashley Jr. of Hagerstown chaired the association. Dinner music featured a trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Stultz
Hagerstown
John W. Morgan
F. William Sweeney
Thurmont
Oscar H. Lashley Jr
Local notices and home baking tips in Frederick area
A succession of health updates from Frederick Memorial Hospital includes Eddie Rippeon returning home after minor surgery and Mrs. Harry Main admitted for observation. Other incidents report student Joseph Healy Jr. treated for a scalp laceration at Warner Hospital Gettysburg and Mrs. Catherine Shook discharged after surgery. Community baking guidance and club recipes follow, with cookie instructions and measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
Eddie) Rippeon
Feagaville
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Harry E. Main
West Patrick Street
Exiday
Joseph Healy Jr
Mis
St. Mary’s College
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Catherine Shook
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
What To Do About That Person Who Has Everything
A humorous guide suggests gifts for men who have everything including cheeses, gourmet foods, unusual stocking stuffers, and luxury items. It notes options like designer items, mink accessories, and even car or remodeling services as possible presents. It also mentions a reciprocal trade anecdote and price hints for novelty and luxury gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rosencrantz
Wwe
Thanks For Assistance To Frederick Midget Football Team
Frederick officials and community members are thanked for supporting the 1957 Midget football season. The letter lists coaches, officers, and sponsors, praises Coatesville Bowl victory, and hopes for two teams and larger crowds in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Coatesville
Preston Best
Joel Vera
Thomas Eichelberger
Jack Fleischman
Clark Sheetenheim
Ailer Routzahn
Max Kehne
Jim Roughan
Walter Crowther
Ana
Yvous
Frederick High
Frederick News and Post
James F. Zimmerman
Frederick News Mosaic: Snow Drifts and Flight Plans
Snowstorm winds whip the county nose to two to three foot drifts as state plows clear routes toward the line. Clarence Chaliber, trans-Atlantic flyer, plans day and night flights from Frederick airport to spark public interest in aviation. Fire company presidencies stay uncontested as Christmas lights brighten downtown Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Pennsylvania Line
Clarence G. Chaliberlin
trans-Adrintic
Frederick
Ewis RE. Dertzbaugh
Bartgis Storm
United Fire Companies
Klipp couple mark 55th wedding anniversary
Mountaindale residents Mr and Mrs J Harry Klipp celebrate their fifty fifth anniversary on November 24 noting their marriage on November 19 1902. They are parents to eight children with twenty one grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Klipp
Mountaindale
Robert Burns
Benny
Burns
Sandra Burns
Larry Myers
Helen Lee Myers
Thais Myers
Fifty Years Ago Gems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on December 7 1907 readers noted a special Aldermen meeting about installing an incandescent city lights plant for City Hall and market house. Workmen on Carroll Street near Pat Tick uncovered tan from a nearby tanyard. Middletown men formed the Middletown Improvement Association to develop Crane tract with a new 12000 dollar school. Monocacy river froze across in places as a bank extended its reach. R William T Reynolds of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association planned to organize a Frederick branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Market House
Ile
Carrol Street
Pat Tick
Dward A. Toms
William W. Doub
Albert S. Remsburg
Amos L. Remsburg
John D. Kel Jer
Middletown
William T. Reynolds
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Frederick
Birthday notices and birth announced in Frederick area
Mr Charles E Creager 207 Catoctin avenue will celebrate his 32nd birthday Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald F Fitzgerald Thurmont Route 2 announce the birth of a son Wednesday at the Waynesboro Hospital. Mrs Alinnie Horine Hyattstown celebrated her 91st birthday Friday and is the oldest resident there. Frederick Section of the Council of Jewish Women will hold a white elephant sale Monday at 8 PM at Beth Sholom Synagogue West Second Street. Items donated by celebrities Captain Kangaroo Eddie Fisher and Dinah Shore will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Creager
Catoctin Avenue
Donald F. Fitzgerald
Thurmont
Route 2
Waynesboro Hospital
Alinnie Horine
Hyattstown
The
Frederick
4 I Council of Jewish Women
Beth Sholom
Low West Second Street
Captain Kangeroo
Eddie Fisher
Dinah. Shore
Anniversaries and notable births remembered in brief
A list highlights William J. Linton born in England and settled in New Haven died 1897, William B. Rogers priest president of Marquette College died 1937, Richard Sears founder of the Sears mail order house died 1914, Zechariah Chafee Jr. civil liberties advocate died 1957, and other figures with birth dates and death notices. It also surveys gift ideas for men and women including electrical gadgets and gourmet game treats. It notes historical events such as George Washington's last address to Congress, the Philharmonic Society of New York's first concert, and Southwestern Utah settlers actions. It lists today’s birthdays including Ernest Tech and Dr. Berard C Kingsbury and Walter Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAS Avtieiy
Cincinnati
Richard W. Sears
Roebuck
Stewartville
Minn
Willie Cather
Winchester
Zechariah Chafee, Jr
Harvard Law School
Providence
R. I
Edax
Vicine
Leonard H. Goldenson
Manu
American Broadcasting Para
Mount Theatres
Scoitdale
Aliso
gour!Pa
Emg
Amomves
Delaware
George Washington
Congress
Giles
Virginia
Philharmonic Society of
New York
Utah
Pearl Harbor
Budapest
Ernest Tech
Santa Monica
Calf
Vienna
Weare Agn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smactk
PooTamMac Edison Em—Ployes
Potomac Edison Employes Beneficial Association
Calvary Methodist Church
Jonathan L. Hert
Hugh D. Hargey
Doris M. Falkenstein
Ruth M. Wills
Frank Keefer
Joseph Stephens
Winston Shipley
David Hagar
W. Eugene Sanders
Mary R. Troxell
Robert E. Ingram
S. D. Schell
Washington
Samuel Duvall Schell
D. C
Maryland Attoriey
National Defense Transportation Association
Shoreham Hotel
Association
Schell
United States Maritime Commission
War Shipping Administration
France
Corps of Engineers
Transportation and Allied Industries
Transportation Press
Armed Forces
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mildred Marman
Trail Ave
Judy Mobley
Marman
Nellie Carlin
Evelyn Linton
Mary Culler
Peggy Davis
Clara Garber
Rock’ Well Terrace
Ijamsville Homemakers' Club
Pleasant Grovel Homemakers’ Club
Emmitsburg
Fips
Room Tem- Edwards
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State College
Atlantic Coast
Katie Moser
Boonsboro
Fof
South Mountain
Earle Edwards
Legisla
County
Estelle Rouizann
Middle,town
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Ingomar Albaugh
North Market Street
Goodwill
Goodwill Industries
Myersville
Rriddletown
Delores
Santa Claus
North Pole
Lucy Jeanine
Susie
Eddie
Becky Toms
Lanizz- JoAnne
Richard Doody
Monrovia
William
Warren Ridgley
RFD
Mr. Atry
Chippy
Cindy Jewell
Kristy
Kim Nelson
Biggs Avenue
Wanda Meadows
Deborah Louise May
East Sixth Street
Millard Burdette Jr
Talmage Bennett
Thomas Hawkins
Allen Burdette
Carol Burdette
David Flynn
George Hawkins
Ernest Trott
Jim
Frederick High School
McCurdy Field
Frederick City
Frederick City Park
Frederick County
M 1Dical Association
Mise Brittain
Charl
W.f.ald
Statje
United States
Ems
the News
Ray Henry
H. L
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Florence Traver
Evantments
Algelical Lutheran Church
Ethel Willey
Jessie Ramsburg
Mercy Hospital
W. O
New Orleans
Hong Kong
Adopeto
Allueck
Civil Service
Hazel Mullendore
M. R.1
New York City
Roy Zimmerman
Wilcom
Jean van Sant
Pauline Wilcom
Christ
Barrier
Harold T. Bennett
H. Perry Day
Thomas Molesworth
Emory Moxley
Evelyn Day
Terry Burdette
Cynthia Bennett
George Bader
Ernest Trout
Bobby Day
Bertha Chick
Miel Linthicum
Monroe Beall
T. E. Boone
E. Ray Muillinix
Linwood
Mullinix
Donald Charles
Anthony E. Moxley
Ricky
Leo Dey
Ernest Muliinix
Chick Hill
Billy
George Brown
Mary Louise Mullinix
Gary Miller
Dorothy Ann
Nancy Mae
Charles Edward
Mark Douglas
Morgan
East Second Street
Patty
Bobby Eaves
Walkersville
Cynthia
Gary Crouse
Joseph
Tommy Fleming
Marcia Rew
Stephen
Roger Allison
J. A
Fredericksburg
Knoxville
Tenn
Dom
F. W. of
Columbia
Know
America
T Oday
William J. Linton
New Haven
Conn
William B. Rogers
Marquette College Awa
Berard C. Kingsbury
San Francisco
Susanville
Calif
Walter 5. Robertson
Bis
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