Tall Cedars Elect Officers at December Meeting
Frederick Forest No. 132 Tall Cedars of Lebanon elected officers for the ensuing year at their December gathering at Pythian Castle. New officers include Austin A. Fogle as Grand Tall Cedar and William J. Null as Deputy Grand Tall Cedar. funds approved to aid Muscular Dystrophy research and a share of first annual Charity Ball profits to YMCAs with co-sponsors Knights of Columbus and B'nai Brith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Forest
Tallj Cedars
Lebanon
Pythian Caste
Austin A. Fogle
Grand Tell
William 3. E Null
Grand Tall Cedar
Willard E. Keller
Cty
Glenn FE. Orrison
Charles L. Avers
Grayson £. Nikirk
National Objective
Knights of Columbus
B'nai Brith
Robert L Mason
Johnstown
The
Forest
William C. Hobson
Frederick Fores
John T. Best
Mr. Hobson
Wilbur M. Seeger
Seeger
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Kirk Cramer, Sr
Heights Community Association Elects Officers for 1958
The Braddock Heights group held its winter meeting and elected officers for 1958 including President Dan Weinberg and Vice President Mrs Thomas Williams. Directors named include Mrs Roland Feldon and Dr Joseph Leichertz. Plans discussed for the playground project with completion hoped by spring and a new street lighting system proposed by Potomac Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Joseph Leichertz
Guy Neal
Ollie W. Rosenberry
Harold Chichester
Milton Brunk
Wiliam Wallace
Potomac Edison Company
Thomas Glass
Jefferton Boulevard
Frederick County
Lintwood Myers
Victor Held
Edgar Tullis
Roland Beldon
J Ae
Winj1idobona Emposses Association Unit
Louise Snyder
Recent Bride Williams Powell Wed In Wilmington Church
Miss Joan B Williams of Wilmington Delaware daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Williams married Charles J Powell son of Mr and Mrs Cramer Powell of Woodsboro at St Stephen s Lutheran church Wilmington Rev J Elmer Lees officiated The bride wore a white satin gown with Alencon lace sabrina neckline chapel train fingertip veil cap lace and carried white chrysanthemums Bridesmaids wore sapphire blue crystal satin gowns Best man Rudolph Waich Ushers were W Penn Anderson Jr John Landig and Thomas Caneys A reception followed Then couple to Smodey Mountains Tennessee and now reside in Wilmington Bible passages are added as verses
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Joan B. Williams
Wilmington
Del
John S. Williams
Drums
Charles J. Powell
Mir
Cramer Powell
Woodsboro
St Stephen's Lutheran Church
J. Elmer Lees
Edmond Anderson Jr
Newark
Jenny Powell
Mary Lou Matthes
Mary Boyle
Rudolph Waich
Baltimore
W. Penn’ Anderson Jr
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Landig
Thomas’ Caneys
Wiliam Williams
Beide Selins Grove
Margaret
Saltzbaugh
Smodey Mountains
Tenn
Snow Queen Crowned At Teen Dance In Frederick
Miss Susan Detwiler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Detwiler, was crowned Snow Queen at a Wednesday teen dance at Elm Street School. The event drew about 250 youngsters with music by Bill Krantz, spot dance winners Carol Howard and Richard Floyd, and jitterbug winners Robert Young and Sandra Crosebure. The Frederick Section Council of Jewish Women assisted, with gifts exchanged between Miss Joyce Yeager and Mrs. Corbin. The next dance is set for January 8.
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Susan Detwiler
Albert Detwiler
Singanore Road
Elm Street School
Lawrence Ware
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Miss Detwiler
Caroline Fanes
W. W. Corbin
Bill Krantz
Carol Howard
Richard Floyd
Robert Young
Sandra Crosebure
Council of Jew
Frank Keeferish
Harold Feldman
Nathan Jacobson
Jack Weissman
Joyce Yeager
Corbin
Motorists Brought Before Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield Jr
Several motorists appeared in the magistrate court this morning for traffic violations. Clyde Edwin Moser of Hagerstown was found guilty of operating on a revoked license and fined $100 plus costs. Bennett M Terrell Jr. of Baltimore was convicted of reckless driving near Middletown on November 20. fined $1145. Ralph Meresick of St Louis was fined $10 and costs for speeding on US 40 west of Frederick, suspended. Leroy and Mary Thelma Zink of Baltimore each faced traffic violations with fines of $5 suspended. Nevin Eugene Cline of Walkersville was found not guilty of failing to stop before entering a through highway. One defendant, misidentified, involved skid mark measurements of 39 feet.
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Wilbur ¥. Sheffield Jr
Clyde Edwin Moser
Hagerstown
Sheffield
Call
Harry J. Frost
Ferrell
Ralph John Meresickr
St. ‘Louis
Frederick
Lloyd Lewis
Leroy Mason Zink
iMary Thelma Zink
Baltmore
Zink
Wiliam F. ‘Davis
Nevin Eugene Cline
RFD 1
Walkersville
U.S. 40
Telephone Operators Always Have Busy Christmastime
Story by Pat Rosencrantz notes holiday strain on essential workers as Christmas shifts require routing calls, meeting urgent needs from police, hospital staff, and utilities. Bowman highlights how operators balance family duty with directing long distance calls to minimize delays and ensure service. Overseas calls are handled by dedicated staff to preserve efficiency during the peak period.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Tcl
Miss Bowman
Bliss Ruth Bowman
Delarst
Woolville
Nohere
Susie
Santa
Tucker
Carolling
Atj Ib
Wee Geek
Miss Bownan
Washington
Baltimore
Ass Bowman
Buckeystown Homemakers Welcome Christmas Program
Mrs Paul Willard presided as Frederick County Home makers helped Buckeystown Homemakers begin the Christmas season at Mrs Jesse S Fifer home on Dec 13. About 50 members and guests were greeted by Mrs George Hilderbrand who read A Little Bit Of Christmas and then handed the program to Sue Carol Adams and June Dudrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Club
Paul Willard
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Jesse S. Fifer
George Hilderbrand
Carol Adams
June Dudrow
Flaming Plum Pudding Yule Treat For B P Women
Some 75 members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's group dined at Hood College Coblentz Hall as part of the annual Christmas program. The highlight was flaming plum pudding served to 83 tables, prepared with a blown egg shell and fortified brandy to create a blue flame. The event featured carols, an organ recital by William Sprig, and gifts for Victor Cullen Hospital patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Day
Coblentz Hall
Hood College
Caffman Chapel
William Sprig
Hood
Seliday Foods
Helen Litte
Miss Little
Lottie Gall
Thurmont
Katherine Sherrill
Hood’ College
Rath E. Perry
Aliss Perry
Margaret A. Bowers
Marriottsville
Mary R. Hover
Ellicott City
Risie Wolfe
Helen Hemp
Robbie Radcliff
Edith Carmack
Mfrs
Marv’ Remsberz
Miss Perry
Helen Shafter
Madeline Smith
Victor Cullen Hospital
Soroptimists and Venture Club Plan January Card Party
Eight and Forty Salon No 37 of the Soroptimists met at Francis Scott Key Post with Mrs Frances Courman presiding. They discussed a January 3 card party and announced plans for birthday cards to tubercular children at Colorado Jewish Hospital. Gifts for TB children at Eudowood Hospital were exchanged. A Christmas party followed with club members and Venture Club joining.
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Maryland
Francis Scott Key
Legion Yome
Frances Cortman
la Petit Chapeau
Alice Kennedy
Kennedy
Jewish Hospital
Colorado
T. B
Eudowood Hospital
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Harriett Dailey
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Irving Weil
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Herman Fischer
Robert Dailey Jr
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