Local News Briefs From Freeport The Daily Record
The paper reports local happenings from Freeport Maryland dated Saturday December 10 1935. Details are sparse but the issue includes subscription rates and mail office information as part of the standard publication notice. The issue is published by The News Established 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheingan
Great Southern
Pre & Mfg. Co
Fredesickh. Ma
Aaeit Bureau of Circulations
Free Etick
AMA Pushes General Practice In Medical Schools
The American Medical Association seeks to elevate general practice amid a decline in family doctors. It plans to pressure medical schools to value general practice and may remove hospitals from accreditation lists that restrict general practitioners. The family doctor is praised for personal and professional satisfaction despite lower pay than specialists. Mary land biographical history is being compiled with sketches of 2235 230 Frederick county residents, the first volume covering state history. Christmas services are planned at Montevue County Home Sunday at 2:30 led by Rev. W J Snowden with a Community Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
Maryland
Merrill H. Troupe
Frederick
Frederick County
Montevue County
W. J. Snowden
Community Chorus of
Brunswick
Edna Holland
Rev. Snowden
Love Temple
Christmas Assembly Planned By Miss Ritchie’s Class
Fifty years ago items note a December 26 paper ball event with paper costumes, Articles of Incorporation filed for National Shutter Bar Company of Frederick County, anti saloon league meeting, Broad Run correspondent Rodney Darner accident, and a Frederick College vs Emerson Literary Society debate on the Par Amendment with the negative prevailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
R. Rush Lewis
Jesse H. Michael
J. Welty Fahrney
J. M. Radcliff
Frederick
Broad Run
Afr
Rodney Darner
Frederick College Literary Society
Emerson Literary Society
Assembly Hall
Frederick College
Robert Goodell
Vincent Tabler
Frederick’ College
Wilbur
Former county official dies of pneumonia in Thurmont
Twenty years ago items note the death of former county commissioner William J. Martin at 55 in his Thurmont home. Other items include Ligon and Ligon submitting a low bid of 367700 for 9.75 miles of new sanitary sewerage in Frederick, Mrs Lulu Haller receiving one of the first air letters across the Pacific from Rizal, Manila, and Route 40 residents appealing to Gov Nice to block a proposed 150 foot dual highway project between Hagerstown and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Martin
Thurmont
Baltimore
Frederick
Lulu Haller
East
Patrick Street
Pacific Ocean
John H. Church
Rizal
Philippine Islands
Manila
United States
Hagerstown
Harry W. Nice
State Roads Commission
Engagement Notice for Haby Geanine Lee to Hood
Harry Lee of Woodbine announces his daughter Haby Geanine Lee engaged to A 2c Robert M. Hood son of Mr and Mrs William T Hood Sr of Poplar Springs Hood is stationed at Offutt AFB as a USAF member No wedding date is set Miss Lee is a Lisbon High School senior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet S. Jones
East Church Street
E. Medora Jones
Charles Edward Zimmerman
Ros M. Zimmerman
Fast Patrick Street
Frederick High School
Miss Jones
William §. Hood, Inc
Zimmerman
Potomac Edison Company
John Pinkney Jones
Harry Lee
Woodbine
Haby Geanine
Robert M. Hood
William T. Hood
Poplar Springs
Miss Lee
Lisbon
Mr. Hood
Offutt Afb
USAF
County Winner to Represent Frederick in State Voice Contest
Miss Patricia Perkinson, Frederick County Voice of Democracy winner, will enter the Maryland state contest. The 17 year old St John’s High School senior will be accompanied to Baltimore by Jascoe co chairmen Lawrence A Welsch and James Fo Reed as fourteen Jaycee chapters compete in a WMAR TV telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Perkinson
Voice of Democracy
Frederick
Jascoe
Frederik County
Miss Perkinson
Baltimore
Sundar
Delightful Yule Decorations Shown By Garden Club
Delightful Christmas greens and decorative ideas were shown to Frederick Garden Club members at the Francis Scott Key Hotel by Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. Charles Clayton of the Ellicott City club. Taylor demonstrated a colonial theme and announced a decoration for the Museum of Art in Baltimore. Clayton showcased modern ideas for home use. A Christmas greens sale and a Dickeyville tour were announced. Other items note a DAR meeting, a cotillion party, and local births and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elficer
City Garden Club
Frank Taylor
Charles Clayton
Taylor
Thomas Stone
Museum of Art
Baltimore
Clayton
Frederick Motor Company
Dickeyville
Andrew G. Truxal
Byron D. White
Cotillion Club
Frederick Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key
William £. Zimmerman
Cotillion
J. Carlisle Smith
Which Inc Tude
George B. Douglas Jr
Walter G. Crowther Jr
Engagement Announced Between Mro Leatherman Daughter
Mr and Mrs Marshal Leatherman of Thirmont announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Charles M Lenhart son of Mr and Mrs Chester Wenhart Route 3 Frederick Vo date set for the wedding The notice also reports a Christmas service at the Pom of Rocks Methods church with readings by Mrs Ivan Loucks Mrs Robert Perry and Mrs Robert Richardson and a Christmas party in the Sunday school room with invited guests and no business session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Marshal L. Leatherman Thirmont
Mary Jane
Charles M. Lenhart
Chester Wenhart
Frederick Vo
Point
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Pom of Rocks Methods
Jesus
Robert Perry
Ivan Loucks
Robert Richardson
Medical Journal issue given over to Frederick Memorial Hospital
The Maryland State Medical Journal’s November edition is devoted to Frederick County medical history and hospital accreditation. Dr. Thomas H. Quill outlines accreditation, while Dr. Henry V. Chase recounts the county medical society’s origins and growth from 1847. The issue covers hospital founding, staff organization, and efforts toward accreditation with essays by physicians and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Journal
Memorial Hospital
Frederick County Medical Society
Maryland State Medical Journal
Thomas H. Quill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry V. Chase
Frederica Memorial Hospital
Masonic Hall
Jerningam Boone
Jacob Baer
County Medical Society of
Frederick
Frederick City
George J. Fisther
George Henry Riggs
State Medical Society
Frederick County
Ethics and business ties dangle in 1950s U S politics
Washington columnist David Lawrence notes Democrats promote ethics talk amid conflicts of interest in government. He cites 1846 testimony about salaries from private firms, RFC directors’ ties, and pressure on Charles E. Wilson. He details Allen's Senate Banking testimony showing ongoing links to Home Life Insurance and debates over disqualification and disclosure.
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David Lawrence Washington
Truman
The
White Mouse
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Wilson
Ates
Brain Trust
Martin Durkin
Plumber’s Union
George E. Allen
Allen
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Fed
McAline
RFC Board
Taft
Mr. Allen
State Department
White House
Mr. Alien
Democratic National Committee
Home Life Insurance Company
Home Insurance Company
Senator Millikin
Washington
RFC
Local Notes From Lime Kiln and Adamstown Visits
Lime Kiln notes Mrs William Kubrick Sr returns home after time with Mr and Mrs Alan Hunter and family. Pvt and Mrs Calvin Ausherman and daughter Joanne visit Mass Rhondelia Zimmerman in Adamstown. Ausherman stationed at Franklin Lake NJ. Austin Feaga returns to Silver Spring after visiting his mother. Austin Morray visits Frederick area with Mr and Mrs Glenn Rich. Bunik tanks replace old milk car on at least 15000 US dairy farms since 1951 per USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kubrick Sr
Adamstown
Alan Hunter
Calvin Ausherman
Joanne
Mass
Rhondelia Zimmerman
Ausherman
Franklin Lake
Austin Feaga
Silver Spring
L. F. Feaga
Austin Morray
Murray
Glenn Rich
Frederick
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
New Drugs Cut Time In Hospital
Miss Ethel Northam of Frederick Memorial Hospital told the Frederick Lions Club the average hospital stay is now six to seven days, down from 11 a decade ago. She traced the hospital’s growth since 1887 and cited rising costs, equipment needs, and staff of over 200, noting the impact of medical advances on patient回 stays and work return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Lions Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miss Northam
Frederick Hospital
United States
Frederick Memorial
Julien Delphey
Alisa Northam
Charles V. Main
Hagerstown police reform plans tied to funds
The Washington County grand jury urged reorganization and expansion of the Hagerstown Police Department, saying measures would proceed if the next year’s budget provides funds. Proposals include hiring more patrols and detectives, three division structure, each led by a lieutenant, with a captain in charge of divisions. The mayor and Police Commissioner pledged consideration, but no action followed. The sheriff’s office already hired an additional deputy as recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
D. K. McLaughlin
Harvey Herser
McLaughlin
Edwin S. Guth
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University of Maryland
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Dan Wight
Margaret Hood
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Detrick Brothers
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Charles H Conley Jr
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