Md School Yule Program Announcement
A Maryland school hosts a Christmas program Friday evening with a list of participants including Mary, Lois Gabriel, Ruth Vonce Beil, Edwaard Michell, Sherry Jo Ais Richey, Kim Narration, Ray Williams, Leroy Saunders and others. The article notes a vacation starting Friday with classes resuming January 7, 8, and students returning January 5 and 8.
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Anguet
Maryland
Sili
Varaties
Ararat Su Save
Ateruaers
Mary
Lois Gabriel
Larey
Lesa Brubacher
Sanney
Ruth Vonce Beil
Ethelette Wines Green
Edwaard Michell
Sten
Larry x
Dante
Sherry Jo Ais Richey
Lugelle Perry
Robert
Iveladia
Pay Abbott
Donald Hahn
Kim
Ray Williams
Sis Faulti
Stane Ilipers
A Leasure
Leroy Saunders
Mudents
Sam
Local News Briefs From Frederick Area
Brief items report local happenings in Frederick Maryland with scant details on time names or involved parties. The fragmentary 19th century page hints at notices or notices revenue and subscription rates for the Frederick press.
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the News
Frederick
United States and Soviet leaders in Paris discuss arms race and peace
In Paris delegates from the United States and the Soviet bloc confront rising missile and space competition. Khrushchev and Bulganin push for high level talks while Eisenhower advocates unity among allies to pursue peace, a stance that shifts European leaders toward cautious support.
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Avanus
Paris
Earth
United States
Nikita ‘S. Khrusachev
Moscow
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Eisenhower
Savi
Honest finder of lost diamond ring praised
Paul Fout owner of Cities Service Station on West Patrick Street found and returned a wife’s diamond ring that was lost for repair. He declined any reward, and the letter from Paul F. Weitzel of Brunswick commends his honesty as an example to the public.
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The
Paul Fout
Seevae
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Adv
Fout
Paul F. Weitzel
Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Gas Company Holds Annual Christmas Party in Yellow Springs
Frederick Gas Company hosted its annual Christmas party at Yellow Springs Community Hall last Wednesday evening. The Yellow Springs Community Association catered the turkey and ham dinner with gifts distributed by Saina Claus. The program featured Hood College octette songs and a Christmas reading by Mrs. Alan Long, with many company staff and families in attendance.
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Frederick Gas Company
Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs Community Association
Saina Claus
Raymond C. Brehaut
Hood
Alan Long
Oscar Mullican
William Linton
Robert Soroka
Pauli Gordon
Stuart
Hugh
Alan W. Long
Mac
Susan
Neil
Leo Esworthy
Donnie
Earl Thomas
Gary
Louis C. Kinsey
Nancy Bennett
Monree Beard
Elizabeth
Robert Handiey
Jack Moberly
Ernie Abrecht
Albert Baker
Abs
Harold Fosser
Sonny and
Berni
Fred Warrison
Calvin Pearl
Wanda
Jack Culler
Hubert Gordon
Victor Gibbons
Jeanie
Bernard Stone
Whitey Gross
Sylvia Masser
Rae
Leick Cooman Wedding at Walter Reed Army Chapel
Patricia B. Cooman and Frederi Russell K. Leick wed at Walter Reed Army Chapel in Washington DC. Leick is the son of Mrs. frazei of 4224 Hast Palmerstone Compton California.
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Leick—Cooman
Patricia B. Cooma
Second Street
Frederi Russel K. Leick
Frazei
Palmerstone
Compton
Calif
Walter Reed Army Chapel
Washington, DB. T
Boyee Signs with St. Louis Cardinals for 1956
Ken Borer a leading figure in NL trade talks signed his 1956 St Louis Cardinals contract. The move links him with the Cardinal lineup as teams finalize winter deals in St Louis.
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Boyee
ST. Louis
Ken Borer
St. Louis Cardinal
Can't Bargain Away Duty To Serve Public
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that common carriers cannot surrender their duty to serve the public through labor contracts such as a hot cargo clause. The decision emphasizes the public service obligation remains binding despite bargaining efforts.
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Washington
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miletown to Get New School Building on Commission Plans
A Board of School Commissioners decides to erect a new one story seven room brick school at Miletown with bids to be requested. Also noted is a workplace accident at Ox Fibre Brush Works where a man on a ladder fell and suffered cuts. The Myers two story brick dwelling at 247 West Fifth Street was sold privately to Dr Appleman of Braddock. Florists showcase Christmas greens and notable pomsetia blooms. FGHS W Fleischman elected commander Reynolds Post G A R at annual meeting with T M Wachter as sector senior vice commander and Walter Saunders co commander.
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Board of School Commissioners
Mil@etown
Richard Bruchey
Myers
West Fifth Street
Dr. &. P. Appleman
Braddock
Hermann and Son
Fleischman
Reynolds Post
Grand Army of the Republic
T. M. Wachter
Walter Saunders
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The 1937 column notes fixed rates and recognitions from the Catoctin Country Club events. Julia Etchison and Mrs Claude N Clary won top honors in the Grand Frizes bridge series with Hansom R Lewis and his partner as runners up. Mason gives a lecture by Georgette Ross Howard.
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Serjeant
Mason
Georgette Ross Howard
Catoctin Country Club
Julia Etchison
Claude N. Clary
Hansom R. Lewis
Y auditorium gains new chairs replacing worn desks
The Board of Directors funds LG 1 chairs now installed in the Y auditorium replacing three decayed wooden desks used for many years. Alvie G. Quinn, general secretary of the Y, stands with Mr. Roney beside the new seating as photos by Ev Frankerie capture the moment. The piece links local YMCA activity with a Dutch Christmas pageant and a December 1958 art and music program featuring marionettes and a "A Christmas Carol" stage production by sixth graders.
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Mr. Roney
Alvie G. Quinn
The
U S 240 Linking Local Roads With State System
The Pennsylvania Highways Department plans expand U S 240 as a major feeder and future long distance artery from central Pennsylvania toward Washington and southern cities. The Frederick bypass connects to U S 15 while U S 240 reaches Frederick and will be rebuilt to bypass smaller towns and route traffic northward on express roads toward Pennsylvania destinations.
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Gourth' Im
Pennsylvania
Mary, T and i
Washington Area
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
U.S. 240
Wington
Frederick
U.S. 15
U S 15 Throughways Between Frederick and Harrisburg Progress
The article notes portions of U S 15 to be improved for a modern highway linking Frederick to Harrisburg and to U S 240 with praise for cross state progress. Two ribbons were cut, one on each side of the Mason Dixon line, with Gov McKeildin opening the Thurwent bypass and Pennsylvania dedicating a six mile roadway near 16 miles north of Frederick. The planned route aims for early 1960s opening from Harrisburg to Frederick as states push ahead.
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U.S. 15
Frederick
U.S. 240
Harrisburg
Christmas Program At North Market
The North Market Street School children presented their annual Christmas program to a capacity crowd. Third graders performed a choral reading The Christmas Story from Luke, and a play Christmas in our Community with roles like postmen and policemen. Fourth graders studied Scandinavian customs and staged two scenes with Santa Lucia and village figures. Mrs Derr’s class produced The First Dutch Christmas in America about Dutch settlers.
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North Market Street
Buwlus
Luke
Ise Sheet
van Tries
Timothy May
William Staff
William Norwood
Francis Scott
Carol Whicherd
Dennis Culler
James Boyer
Policeman
Shirley Stroup
Warne Hoffman
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Krs Klein’s
Airs
Cornpropst
Murray Quin
Santa Lucia
Jean Munshour
Vonnie Alexander
Jan Ramsburg
Ronnie Whitmore
Solveig
Local Personal Notices and Births Highlight Week
Mr. E. E. Pete Shank of 601 West Patrick Street will celebrate his 40th birthday Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Ligier of Middletown announce the birth of their first child, a son Donald Lee born Dec. 4 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown weighing 6 lbs 15 oz. Mrs. Sigler is Fern E. Norris daughter of Franklin Norris Locust Valley. Both mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. Michael D. Kaufman Sr. observes her 87th birthday today at Vindobona Convalescent and Nursing Home Braddock Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Steuffer of Walkersville observe their 50th wedding anniversary today. Mr. Gur Turner Rockin spent Sunday in Pooleville with his in laws. Mr. and Mrs. Happy Poole and Franklin RUSSIANS KNEW IT LONDON Moscow radio said today the Russians knew all along the United States would succeed in launching the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile.
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E. E
Pete’ Shank
West
Patrick Street
Donald Lee Ligier
Middletown
Donalds Lee Dr
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Sigler
Fern E. Norris
Franklin Norris
Locust Valley
Michael D. Kaufman
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Kaufman
Ralph W. Steuffer
Walkersville
Gur Turner
Rockin
Pooleaville
Happy Poole
Franklin
Damages Sought in Fatal Wreck Lawsuit
The widow Madeline Rose Dreneburg and two children sue for $175,000 total in Frederick County Court over the September 6事故 on the Frederick to New London road. They blame County Commissioners and B and B Milk Transportation for dangerous road conditions and the bridge, claiming obstruction by foliage and lack of traffic controls led to Giex Rat Dreneburg's death. The suit seeks $160,000 for main action and $15,009 for pain and expenses.
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Giex Rat Deaneburg
Frederic&, Rfd 1
Itsent
Fredenck-New London Road
Maurice Tabor
Knoxville
RFD
Eugene
B. Boyer
Brive E. Boyer
Co-Partners
B. and B. Milk Transportation
Knoxvile
Board of County Conzntist Supersof
Frederick County
Madeline Rose Dreneburg
Maryland
Aron
Frederick
New Windsor
Drone—burg
Long
Déoneburg
the Sun
Gas Company Officers Reelected At Frederick Inc
The Frederick Gas Company, Inc. held its annual board election on December 13 at 35 57 East Patrick Street. All current officers were reelected for 1958. Brehaut is president, Alvord vice president finance, Kinsey vice president operations, Gordon treasurer, Ramseburg secretary, Kinsey assistant secretary, and Margaret Brehaut assistant secretary. The report notes 1957 year end gas sales up 49.8 percent and $72,000 invested in extending mains. Dividends of 25 cents per share were declared payable January 2, 1958.
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Frederick Gas Company, Inc
East Patrick Street
Raymond C
Brehaut
Graham G. Alvord
Louis C. Kinsey
Paul P. Gordon
Jacob Ramsburg
Ruth S. Kinsey
Margaret
Toa
Ills and Recoveries Highlight Local Health Notes
Among the sick, Mr. William T. Mathers of Elm Street is progressing satisfactorily at the Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home in Braddock Heights where he has been a patient for two weeks. Mr. John W. Turner remains seriously ill at his home near Knoxville.
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William T. Mathers
Elmstreet
Vindobona Convalescentt
Braddock Heights
John W. Turner
Knox J Iville
Supreme Law of the Land Violated by New York City Strike
An unsigned Washington column argues the federal and New York state laws protecting equal rights are being openly violated by a subway strike in New York City. It cites contempt cases against leaders, calls for enforcement of civil rights, and questions why authorities fail to act and federal troops are not deployed.
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New
David Lawrence Washington
New York City
New York
New York State
Arkansas
Little Rock
State of
Wag
Jetter
Democrat
News-Post
Gover
Harriman
Faubus
Hum
Lbor
Carroll County Chest Campaign Reaches 20 Percent Goal
Westminster December II Allan Roadcap chairman of the 1957-58 Carroll County Community Chest announced only 20 percent of the 535.6 percent goal has been raised after a two week drive that faced snow and rain. Following a board meeting at the Charles Carroll Hotel the campaign was extended.
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Westminster
Allan Roadcap
Carroll County Community Chest
Roadcap
Chess
Charles Carroll Hotel
Hciofooh
Cemityp
Shrdlu Elgoin
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