Mrs Kreh le Entertain B A Members Sanda Me
Mrs Kreh le entertains BA members and family in a Christmas gathering. The event features hostesses including Mrs Chiffard Wenesley Sed Zener Mes Oscar Foste Miss Sophe Hieier Mrs John Culler Jo ane Mrs Dorothy Lassetter Mes dames A Long Bethesda visiting Air and Mir William Meckinney. Former resident kin Airs Long visit, and Mr and Mrs Lynnoon May relocate to Abanu Florida. Edith Muller now resides at Francis Sea Key Hotel. Hilda Devilbiss of Walkersville travels to Baltimore for Christmas holidays with Mrs B C Devilbiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreh
Sanda
Daughiers
Horner West
Sarmenus
Hawa
Chiffard Wenesley
Long Bethesda
Air
Mir William Meckinney
Weao Wren Tuinalif Crome
Seo Inlaw
Lynnoon May
Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
B. C. Devilbiss
Baltimore
Society News and Holiday Socials Reach Local Readers
Open house by Russell firm on Hamilton avenue Christmas Eve from ten in the morning to early afternoon hosted by Mr and Mrs Bailey at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Tea dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Jennings Bailey at Mutton Hill near Adams Town with guests from five to seven. Herbert Wilbur Jr a Strayer College trainee spends holidays with father Herbert Wilbur Sr at Adamstown. Cathy Ann Fox born at Providence Hospital Washington Christmas Day to Mr and Mrs Melvin T Fox. Byron Hughes and Gerald Moberly celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at home in Frederick Route 6 with family. James H Hooper and children visit in Hencelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Firm
T. Ldgee
Russell Frm
Come
Hamilton Avenue
Bailey
Jennings Bailey
Mutton Hill
Adamstown
Francis Scot
Rey Hotel
Herbert
Wilbur Jr
Strayer College of
Sec
Washington
Herbert Wibur
Air
Wilbur
Frederick High ‘School
Collegeum Washington
Byron E. Hughes
Gerald Moberly
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Mece Ant
Myrs.iday
James H. Hooper
Childrens
Weddings Major and Mrs Kennety Bridging Christmas Festivities
Local society notes report Major and Mrs Lidie Kennety hosting visits from Baxcer Lemarr and family, a Christmas gathering with Frances Juanita Lemarr, and Major Lidie’s Air Force ties. Also noted are Ralph D Baxter Jr and family nuptials, and multiple holiday engagements and visits among Leesburg and Aberdeen circles.
Helicopters Seek To Land Near Wreckage
Heavy-duty Army helicopters were to attempt a hazardous landing near the wreckage of an Air Force cargo plane that crashed high on a volcanic mountain. The crash, on Thursday, reportedly claimed 15 lives, with a veteran bush pilot spotting the wreckage and reporting no signs of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Tlisamna
Don Shel’ Jdon
Taikeetna
Hife
Engagement announced for Mary Frances Smith and Harry Deater
Mrs Earl L Smith Jr of New Market announces the engagement of daughter Mary Frances Smith to Harry Richard Deater son of Mr and Mrs Harry George Deater The couple attended Frederick High School and both work at Ox Fibre Brush Co Inc in Frederick MD No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Smith Jr
New Market
Mary Frances Smith
Harry Richard Deaier
Harry George Deater
Butterfly Lane
Miss Smith
Frederick High School
Ox Fibre Brush Co. Inc
Deater
Missing college president heads to Tangerine Bowl trip
Marshall, Missouri. Dr M Earle Collins president of Missouri Valley College has been missing since Christmas Day. Police were notified when he did not return from Christmas Eve church services. A son in law Jamie Hogue downplayed concerns saying they are not worried. Collins, 35, reportedly planned to depart Thursday for Orlando Florida where the school's football team faces East Texas State in the Tangerine Bowl Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall. Moap
Atlas Sighting Difficult in Washington and South
The Atlas satellite will pass over southern and southwestern U S during the day for the next three days making sightings difficult or impossible. The satellite completed a 6 hour orbit around the earth at 3 30 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATLAS
U. S
Estes
Markets Closed for Christmas Holiday
New York markets were closed today for an extended Christmas holiday and will reopen Monday on a formal schedule. Banks and the Chicago Stockyards remained open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Chicago
Lacy Stillers Wedding Party Receives Local Notice
Miss Kaylene Alice Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer M Reeder wed Gary Elwood Lacy son of Mr and Mrs George Lacy December 14 at the Frederick Church of the Brethren The ceremony conducted by Rev Ralph E White featured a double ring rite with best man William J Shook Usher Ronald Miller and Charles Case among the wedding party The bride wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and carried a white orchid bouquet The groom a member of Frederick High School Class of 1957 is employed by the Ying General Tire Company They reside at 236A North Market Street The reception followed in the church social room and the couple will make their home in the city The story also notes bronchitis symptoms and a doctor’s advice on diagnosis and treatment with emphasis on non-graphic medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Ralph D. Baxter D. Worthington
Rosemontave
Bethany Luthleran Parsonage
Brunswick
Joseph C. Thomas
East
Ralph O. Miller
Second Street
Loudoun County High School
Lees
Jack J. Fisher
Purcell West Third Street
James L Beeby
Fort Detrick
Dorothy Krell
Aberdeen
William
Pete) Shook
Maid of Honor
Western Maryland College
Lacy-Stiller
Kaylene Alice Miller
Elmer M. Reeder
Barbara Skreet
Gary Elwood ‘Lacy
George Lacy
Kayiene Alice Miller
Elmer White
M. Reeder
Barbara Street
William J. Shook
Gary Elwood Lacy
Charles E. Case
Bigroom
Ronald F. Miller
Frederick Church
Brother of the Bride of the Brethren
Ralph E. White
Reeder
Lacy
Petre
Reces
Paul David Ausherman
Saint Mary’s
Harrisonburg
Frederick
General Tire Company
Verry
Janice K. Babington
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Vircough
Alginia
Washington
North Market
Warren PE. Smith
Church of the Brethren
William Shook
Elmer Reeder
Ronald Miller
Charles Case
Sick and Hospital Notes From Frederick Area
Multiple local residents and figures are listed as patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities. Names include Mickey Harley, John R. Langdon, Walter E. Sina, Joseph S. Stephens, and Emmitsburg Police Chief Robert Koontz with varying conditions. A visitor restriction for Langdon is noted. Also, William S. Halsey Jr. is reported in fair condition at Delaware Hospital after a respiratory illness. Community Masons plan to attend church services at First Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Harley
Dorothy Harley
West Fourth ‘Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John R. Langdon
Walter E. Sina
Frederick J
Joseph S. Stephens
Elm Street
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Robert Koontz
Warner Hospital
Gettyssburg
Hospital
Halsey
Wilmington
Del
William S. Halsey Jr
Delaware Hospital
Pacific
Greenville
Housewives Survey Finds Men Help With Home Work
Aileen Snoddy reports a NEA survey of 173 cities shows 12 Man's place is in the home. Three of four married men help with housecleaning, while 30 percent of 5,000 respondents refused to answer. Young men face more chores as income and status rise, newelyweds by tradition and survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopirec Bs 2 Ifirm
Howard S.coheen
Cohoon
Othy
Aileen Snoddy
NEA
Washington
Eleven-year-old gets skunk pet after six month quest
Greensboro, AP reports Bruce Kappel, an eleven year old, persuaded his family to buy Petunia a black and white skunk as a Christmas gift. The pet will be kept in the backyard with odor control promised, while Bruce must rehome some hamsters he has been raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Bruce Kappel
Bruce
Petunia
Space Race of 1958 Dominated News Coverage
The 1958 space race and missile developments topped AP polls as the United States claimed a lead with the four ton Atlas satellite launcher, Pioneer Moonshot attempts, and successful Explorer launches. Russia lagged in big headlines despite earlier space wins, while American ICBM progress signaled a new era of preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
HSE
Trose Beiling
Chillieg
Raehon
Aunual Associated Press
Air Force
Navy
Space
Mssile
Atlantic
Department Store Sales Show Gains in Fifth District
Richmond reports weekly department store sales rose two percent for the week ended December 20 versus a year ago, with a one percent rise from the prior week and a five percent gain over four weeks. Year to date sales are one percent above last year as stores in Maryland Virginia West Virginia the Carolinas and the District of Columbia contribute data. Also, Venture Club members at Chronic Hospital on December 5 decorated a Christmas tree for the ladies ward and presented a gift basket, with Miss Summers accompanying piano and carols by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolnas
District of Columbia
Frodit
Venture Club
Chronic Hospital
Jane Kemp
Harriet Daley
Mary Fiery
Dorris Blank
Sue Myers
Flontella Carbaugh
Grasts
Joan Hoffman
Nancy Dorsey
Kay Summers
Miss Summers
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Bigs
Edith Muller
Francis Sea Key Hotel
Society News
Thomas M. Fox
Hyattsville
Cathy Ann
Providente Hospital
Fox
Melvin T. Fox
Helen S. Musso
Francis Scott, Key Hotel
New York City
Dr Charles Musso
Helene Stauffer
Chevy Chase 4
Walter Price
Astr
Airs
Strafford H
Thurmont
Bilary Ellen
H. Richard Bittner
Harold Bittner
Sabillasville
Lawyer
Thurmont High School
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Bittner
DeVry Technical Insitute
Mir
Samwel E. Stambaugh
Union Bridge
Joyce Ann
LeRoy Donald Sttely
Donald Stitely
Miss Stambaugh
Walkersville High School
Charles Ahait
Jefferson
Evelyn Elaine
Richard Lee Brandenburg
Arche Brandenburg
Middletown
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D. Weitten
Apsyone
iAmong the
Uniteds
Francis Scott Key
Regis C. Cuppes
River Road
Potomac
Coppées
Lynch and Columbia Lodges of Masons
First Baptist Church
Deadhnakiers
Americas Beauty Bakeries
Frederick Optical CO
South Market St
Hendrickson
Sorguins
North Market St
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