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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1954

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Miss Kate Lewis Killed in Europe Auto Crash

Westminster dispatch reports Miss Kate Bacon Lewis 26, former Stars and Stripes employee in Europe, died December 10 in France after a car crash near Esternay while en route to Paris. Born November 22, 1928 in Washington, she studied in New York, worked at Maryland and Heidelberg, and in Europe for Stars and Stripes. Survived by mother Mrs Katharine T Lewis and siblings. services held in Bethesda with Westminster burial.

Westminster Kate Bacon Lewis Sters Army Jews Paper Europe France United States Bethesda Darmstadt Germany Paris Esternay Katharine T Lewis Pooks Hill Road Thomas H. _ Lewis Jr Internal Revenue Miss Lewis James T. Ward Western Maryland College Thomas ‘Re Lewis Fremer Washlington Scudder School New York University of Maryland University of Maryinand Extension School Heidelberg Stars and Stripes Maj Thomas H. Lewis Our Weather Service Rhein Main Stanley T Silver Spring J. Kenny Ontario Apartments Georgetown University Charles B. Tompkins Santa Monica Calif Robert Pumphrey

Core of Christmas and the season’s enduring meaning

The piece traces Christmas origins to pagan rites and Christian symbolism. It notes the tree from Scandinavians, the Druids ashes, and Saint Nicholas as a gift-giver. It argues enduring traditions reflect humanity’s nobility and Christian charity guiding earthly life toward beauty and light.

Santa Nicholas

Santa Visits Party For Retarded Children In Carroll County

A Carroll County Christmas party organized by the Carroll County Association for Retarded Children took place December 18 at a church room with support from the community. The event launched an educational program offering recreation and skill development, with plans for ongoing parental and civic cooperation and future training for the children.

Santa the News Carroll County Carroll County Association Methodist Church Charles F. Magee Westminster Studio Association Associaiion Carrol County Medical Center At & Pm Iileee Merhine Carrol Counts Association For Langdon

Fuel Man's Day Amid Riots and Rays in Luf's Stuff

Fragmentary verse jumbles a once lively note about a fuel man in Lufburrow. It hints at summer heat, tough conditions, dates unclear, and a gleeful character awaiting a silly fix, with garbled names and places.

Tolks N. A. Lufburrow

Evans and Yeu wedding at Patrick Air Force Base Florida

Rev Jack Shaw officiated the December 10 ceremony uniting Daniel Evans and a former Frederick resident Genevieve Cavell now of Florida at Patrick Air Force Base. Cavell divorced from Albert Cavell, former Frederick merchant at Banana River Trail Park Cocoa. Fourth marriage for Cavell. former name Genevieve Dolores Kesecker. Also noted are engagement of Dena Lee Duupuis to Elwood C Keplinger in Chicago. Keplinger in Army service in Germany. wedding planned on his return. Christmas dinner for Local Health Department workers held at American Legion Francis Scott Key Post II. Market prices listed for Wheat and Corn.

Evans Jack Shaw Fice Francis Scott Key Post No II American Legion

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns

Dec 22 1904 items note heavy snow drift closures on the F and M Electric Railroad and limited travel on county roads. A J Oates, a grain and feed dealer on East Patrick street, retired after several decades. The Academy of the Visitation closed for holidays as pupils returned home. Ice houses are being filled from nearby ponds. The Christmas entertainment of the sewing school was held December 17 with children in attendance and gifts of candy boxes.

Myersville Joan W Os Jaboe Fast Second Street Paras East Patrick Street Academy OF the Visitation WOC FU Allen Cheistrae

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Caiuans to the News

More than 3090 children received treats at Enon Stocking Chih neid Christmas entertainment at Grace Reformed church. Approximately 205 Frederick county farmers received belated wheat adjustment checks via the Counts Agent Shoemaker office. About 1000 kiddies attended Tivoli theater Christmas party sponsored by the Frederick Rotary Club. Stricken with apoplexy, Mbert ll Cha, a well known blacksmith, died suddenly near Barthlows at 71.

Enon Joan Grace Reformed Church Frederick County Counts Agent Shoemaker Tivoli Theater Frederick

Galloway and Blickenstalf Wedding Here

Miss Jean Blickenstall daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel N Blickenstall of Rosemont avenue and C Barton Galloway son of Mr and Mrs Warbur R Galloway of Pittsburgh were married Saturday at Calvary Methodist Church Rev Edward A Godsey officiated in a double ring ceremony The sanctuary was decorated with white poinsettias holly and white candies A reception followed for guests from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Littlestown York Pa Baltimore Washington New York and locally Music was by Clark Sheetenhelm's orchestra The bride wore a white formal length taffeta gown with cathedral train and pearl tiara The maid of honor was Miss Helen E Gibson with bridesmaids Miss Constance Myers and Mrs Douglas F Woolley The best man was Douglas Woolley and ushers were William C Fraser Jr and Lt A Barry Orth The couple will reside at 1013 Andover Road Baltimore after a wedding trip to New York City

Jean DB. Blickenstall Daugher Daniel N. Bleckenstall Rosemont Avenue C. Barton Galloway Dirs Warbur R. Galloway Pittsburgh Calvary Methodist Church Edward A. Godsey John Felton Philadelphia Littlestown York Baltimore Washington New York Clark Sheetenhelm Helen E. Gibson Calvert ,County Constance Myers Park Avenue Douglas F. Woolley Douglas £. Woolley William C. Fraser, Jr A. Barry Orth New York City Galloway Andover Road Wress Fredrick High School Speed OF Suisitt Balmer Ste Church Home Gromm Cis Coflece Johns Hopkins Limsversairs Fellows Studies

Aged Woman Beaten Bound and Locked Up

A 1 year-old woman endured beating and binding before being locked in a closet at her home. Police say an Agri ture Department employee, alerted by a telephone tip, identified a 6-foot, 85-pound Black assailant described by Miss Raymond as her attacker. The incident occurred after she returned home late.

Washington P Pole Yues Mary Ravond Agriiture Department Anon Amos Miss Raymond Sig

President's Yule Message Reflects Times and Tensions

President’s Christmas broadcast frames the world struggle between freedom and control, urging peace while warning neutralists like India. It appeals to oppressed peoples behind the Iron Curtain and stresses strength in defense, urging vigilance against concessions to evil. The piece notes upcoming UN talks with China over American airmen and Korea armistice issues.

David Lawrence Washington United States Times White House India America Asia Voice of America Kremlin The U.N Chou En-lai China

Coordinating U.S foreign economic policy faces hurdles

Washington observers say the Eisenhower administration must align its foreign economic approach after a Rio de Janeiro conference reveal, as Latin American nations balk at a large Asia-focused aid push. Officials including Humphrey Hoover Holland and Stassen defend a selective, businesslike loan policy while Congress weighs Latin American aid.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Washington -Inea Eisenhower Inter-American Conference of Finance and Economic Ministers Rio de Janeiro Brazil U. S Rio Secretary of the Treasury George M. Humphrey Herbert Hoover, Jr Henry J. Holland Holland South America Tivnter Flumphres U.S Merican Harold Fo Stassen Avia Ard Simaller Europe Sam United States Asia Latin America Humphrey James G. Fulton JR House Foreign Affairs Committee Slessis Hoover American Congress Fulton Homer E. Capehart Ind Treasury Andrew Owers Govvernor Stassen

Mother Of Six Will Be Sentenced

A six year old crime report notes a mother of six to be sentenced after a band incident near Ranns. The car suffered some damage. Detective Soret and Sgt. Dietz testified a wrist watch was stolen and recovered. The girl was returned to her parents pending further developments.

Ranns- Dug Soret. A. Norman Dietz Cts Police Dietz

Babson Talks Of Our Dollar

Roger W Babson argues that American aid to Europe has not gained broad support, urging that the dollar reflects national values and that economic charity must be paired with spiritual discipline. He warns that Europe risks communism if the U.S. fails to act with constructive economics and moral sacrifice.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Mass Europe Ansiher Austria Russia America Q. K Uld Pub Fin Bu, Inc

Injured Baltimore Auto Crash Victim Improves

Among the sick Mrs MB Cassell of Weet South street remains in about the same condition at University Hospital Baltimore after an automobile accident on November 14. Mrs S Moselle B Rosencrantz near Urbana shows improvement after two weeks as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

MB Cassell

Descendant of Taney Buried at Emmitsburg

Funeral services for Miss Alice Louise Taney died at her home near Emmitsburg on December 11. Services were at St Anthon's Catholic Church Emmitsburg with Rev Father Vincent Fomalski officiating. Interment was in St Joseph's Cemetery Emmitsburg. Pallbearers were Harry Scott Joseph Scott John Walter Richard McCullough Michael Wasilifski and Adolph Wasilifski. Miss Taney, a great great niece of Roger Brooke Taney, helped in the monument effort at Mt Olivet. She was the last of her immediate family.

Alice Louise Taney Emmitsburg St. Anthons's Catholic Church Vincent Fomalski St. Joseph's Cathohc Cemetery Emiattsburg Harry Scott Joseph Scott John Walter Richard McCullouch Michael Wasilifski Adolph Wasilifsky L. Allison Miss Taney LA. 8 Cheffushire Roger Brooke Taney Frances Sco Key Mt. Olivet Key Taney

World Today discusses Eisenhower budget risks amid Cold War

James Marlow argues the administration bets economy over long term defense, warning cutting aid invites Communist expansion in Asia. He notes debt near 278 billion, debates balancing budget versus funding military strength and foreign aid to deter aggression.

Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey Joseph M. Dodge Stern United States Eisenhower Asa

Local Notices and Births From Area Families

Mr Paul Stockman of Eat South Street will observe his birthday on Christmas Eve. Mr and Mrs Robert E Bakery of Buckerstown announce the birth of a daughter Connie Jean at Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday. Mrs Baker is the former Miss Jean Kabrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kubrick of Lime Kimn. Jo Anne Coady, daughter of Mr and Mrs Coady, Linden Wills celebrates her eleventh birthday today and will entertain a few friends from her sixth grade class at Elm Street School.

Paul Stockman South Street Robert E. Bakery Buckerstown Connie Jean Frederick Memorial Hospital Baker Jean Kabrick William Kubrick Lime Kimn Jo Anne Coady An Ars Dusepo J Coady Linden Wills Elm Street School

Debate on German rearment moves into third round

The French National Assembly entered the third round of debate on German rearmament. Supporters and opponents worried about a premature clash as the session continued amid partisan tension.

Paris French National Assembly

Mrs Walden Funeral Held at Bowling Brook Farm

Funeral services were held this afternoon at Bowling Brook Farm Middleburg for Mrs Mary Norris Walden widow of Robert J Walden aged 83 who died Sunday night at Bowling Brook Carroll county after a long illness The ceremony occurred at 130 pm with burial in Methodist Church Cemetery at Meddle burg She was born in Carroll county and daughter of the late John B and Emily Clemson Norris She shared her husband’s interests including poultry and blood stock Mr Walden was vice president and director of the Maryland Jockey Club and won the Kentucky Derby in 1899 with horses bred at Bowling Brook Stables There are no immediate relatives surviving Mrs F Farle Shriner a niece of the late Mr Walden

Bowling Brook Farm Middleburg Mary Norris Walden Robert J. Walden Maryland Walden Bowling Brook Caroll County Methodist Church Meddleburg John B Emily Clemson Norris Carroll County Maryland Jockey Club F. Farle Shriner

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