Critics Mood Amid Discontent Reflections in Washington
An editor letter discusses the national mood of discontent and critiques in a period of political and defense spending debate. It mentions planning in Frederick County, planning and zoning, and fears over increased federal spending for armament and foreign aid. It references Eisenhower and the NATO Paris meeting, and hints at the Gaither report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
United States
Congress
Missouri
Eisenhower
NATO
Paris
Wedding Bells and Engagements Highlight Unionville News
The Linganore Mennonite Church in Unionville hosted the December 28 wedding of Miss Juan M. and her groom, with Rev. Kenneth A. Fyson presiding. The couple will reside with Juan’s parents after the ceremony as Miss Norma Koontz served as maid of honor and Franklin D. Barker was best man. Separately, engagements were announced for Mary Eyler to Frederick Warren Ward and Elizabeth A. Sier to John B. Carter, with planned June weddings noted. Licenses issued locally included several couples from Frederick, Keedysville, Sabillasville, and Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Menist
Unionville
Juan M
An Y
H Er
Lerait Barrier
Union Ridge
Kenneth A.‘Fyson
Norma
Frederick Hixby ‘School
T. Edgie Russell Construction Co
Victoria Exler
Emmitt R. 1
Mary
Frederick Warren Ward
Waynesboro
Eyler
Thurmont High School
Waynesboro Knitting Mill
Hance
Waynesboro Shoe Company
John Ray
Frederick
Elizabeth
A. Sier
John B
Carter
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1937
Twenty years ago items relay county news including Farm Bureau resolutions on roads and convict labor for repairs, support for state income tax, Frederick Christmas business records, a large Freder ick-Collington Club ball with Johnny Hauser orchestra, and Masonic Degrees conferred in Frederick County. Discussions touch Roosevelt, disarmament, and world affairs with sparse current news coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
Johnny Hauser
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
August T. Brist
Charles A. Gross
Brunswick
Masonic Terple
Victor Cullen Hospital Cuts Beds and Jobs in Maryland
The Victor Cullen State Hospital in Cullen Maryland will operate at 129 beds down from 500 and lay off about 47 to 48 employees by July. Dr Leon H Hetherington says the hospital will remain open at reduced capacity and staff will be offered positions at other state hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Hetherington
Bureau of Tuberculosis
Maryland
Frederick
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Hetherington
Mount Wilson
Jate
Mount Wilson State Hospital
Victor Cur ‘Fen
Pikesvide
Corom
Lime Kiln News Lists Holiday Visits and Local Notables
Correspondent notes residents and relatives visiting for the holidays across Frederick and nearby towns. Entries include Mrs. M. M. Carter in nursing care, Mr. H. Edward Fisher home for Christmas, Pvt. Donald Katzel on leave from Fort Gordon, and multiple local families hosting or visiting kin in Frederick, Brunswick, Gaithersburg, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. MM. Carter
Lime Kiln
L. E. Feagan
Three Pines N Nursing Home
Military Road
Frederick
Katharine Resmers
William Randall
Baltimore
H. Edward Fisher
Jefferson
Gettysburg College
G. William Fisher
ML Carter
Donald Katzel
Fort Gordon
Argel Katzel
Vernie McDonald
Bernard Carneal
Rockwell Terrace
Ross Mills
Ross ‘Mills
Judy Bowers
Brunswick
Robert DuVall
Damascus
University of West Virginia
Roy Baker Jr
Jo Ann Creager
Barbara Ann Cordell
Clarksburg
Norman Sexton
Gaithersburg
Charles W Kins
Ross Mills Jr
Disnah Lynn
Richard Roth
Robert Roth
Joyce Homer
South Hadrex
Mass
McKinneys
Aca
Charlies Brosius
Antoinette Brosius
G. L. Thomas Jr
And
Mirs
Harry E. Fisher
G. W. Fisher
M. Mi Carter
Joan Taylor
Frederick J
Jimmy Baker
Doubs
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Tobias Zimmerman
C. E. Jewell
George Castle
George
Maryland Farm Bureau & Society Plan January Meeting
The Maryland Farm Bureau and Maryland Agricultural Society schedule their annual meeting in Baltimore from January 8 to 11. The Maryland Crop Improvement Association and Maryland S tockmens Association join sessions January 8, with related gatherings on January 9 including Associated Women of Maryland Farm Bureau 4 H Club Conference Maryland Vegetable Growers Maryland Tobacco Growers and the Young People's Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland Agricultural Society
Maryland Crop Improvement Assn
Maryland Stock
Hearing Sought On Blue Cross Rate Increase
Baltimore December 29 State Insurance Commissioner Charles Jackson has not decided on public hearings for Blue Cross hospitalization insurance rate hikes about 22 percent. Requests for hearings came from State Senator Goodman and attorney Pressman who warned of court action if hearings are not held. Proposed individual rates would rise from 2.10 to 2.60 monthly and family from 5.30 to 6.40 as hospital costs climb from 16 to 23.70 per day. Blue Shield rates remain unchanged. Farm Bureau Day is January 10 with delegates meeting January 11. Blue Cross banquet will be held that night as Maryland Farm Bureau celebrates its large membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles
Jackson
Blue Cross
Goodman
Id-Balto Sth
Hyman
iPressman
Pressman
Jby Blue Cross
R. H. Dabney
Biue i €Ross
Blue Shield
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Dec 1957 Frederick TRE NEWS Briefs
Page four of the Frederick Maryland TRE NEWS dated Monday December 38 1957 offers masthead notes and glimpses of local items. The issue references publishers and distribution details, with scattered phrases about content and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
Frederick
Unemployment rises in November amid seasonally‑adjusted shift
The report shows unemployment at 3,188,000 in November, 4.7 percent of the civilian workforce, the highest for November since 1959, with factory weekly hours reduced to 39.3. Analysts note seasonal factors and possible recession risks, warning of a hard few months ahead before any recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Departments of Commerce and of Labor
Death of Dr William B Wagner physician and bank president
Fifty years ago Dr William Br Wagner a leading Woodsboro physician and president of Woodsboro Savings Bank was found dead in his room at Dr William H Kable’s in Woodsboro aged 57. In a separate incident Keefer Williams and Miss Mavoureen Williams were in a buggy when struck by a car along the Baltimore turnpike. Williams escaped unhurt, the horse dragged him briefly before being stopped. Master Ralph Elias Schroeder son of Mr and Mrs Schroeder received a pear ban knife from teacher Miss Margaret Duvall for winning spelling bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BR. Wagner
Comix
William H. Kable
Woodsboro
Keefer Williams
Mavoureen Williams
Merrii
Hiteshew
Baltimore
Mr. Williams
Miss Williams
Ralph Elias Schroeder
Alr
Frank J. Schroeder
West Patrick Street
Margaret Duvall
West South Street
Keitels Return Home After Surgical Admission
Mr and Mrs Richard Keitel of Walkersville have returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery. The couple previously resided in Walkersville and are reportedly recuperating at home with family support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Richard Keitels
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewistown Homemakers Club Christmas Party
The Lewistown Homemakers Club held its annual Christmas party at Miss Sylvia Eyler’s home with a Christmas tree and secret sisters. President Mrs. Randolph Stull opened the meeting as Mrs. Clifford Kelly read Scripture and prayer, with Santa Claus visiting. A tea is planned January 14 and the first 1959 meeting is set for January 15. In a separate note, three year old Raymond Palmer fractured his right wrist after a fall and received a cast at Washington County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Sylvia Eyler
Tte
Randolph Stull
Clifford Kelly
Guy Stull
Glenna ‘Leatherman
Stull
Santa Claus
Beatrice Fehr
Xlissa Eyler
Church Street
Gar Stull
Raymond Palmer
Glenn Palmer
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Two Injured In Maryland Auto Crash Near Frederick
Two men were injured when a westbound car on US 49 crossed the center line and hit a eastbound vehicle near Frederick three miles west of the city. Charles R Bussard 25 of Baltimore driving a Ford was hospitalized with chest injuries and multiple lacerations. Paul H Repp 37 of Middletown in a Packard was treated and discharged after a forehead laceration. Bussard faces charges of failing to drive to the right of center and reckless driving. A second collision followed as cars behind them struck each other. In a separate incident Richard Lowe 53 of Germantown died at Suburban Hospital after being struck near Gaithersburg. Aubrey J Claggett 38 of Germantown was named as the driver of the other vehicle. Police said no charges have been filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise
Charles R. Bussard
Su ‘Paul Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Bussard
Iord
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul H. Repp
Middletown
Repp
Packard
Ropp
Bnt
Byteawood C. Clark
A. D. Carlson
Bustard
Mercury
Robert B. Wehman
Webman
Olds‘mobile
Robert Oliver
Earl
Alexandria
Wehman
Rono
Gaithersburg
Richard Lowe
Germantown
Maryland
Lowe
Bethesda Chery Chase Rescue Squad
Montgomery County
Aubrey J . Claggett
Claggett
Local Personal Notices From Middletown Area
A collection of holiday personal notices lists residents visiting relatives and celebrating birthdays. Names include FR Griffin, W Chapman, George Hogges, Helen Hodges, J B Fink, Dey Haines, Clarence Ellis, Elizabeth Moss, A M Remsberg, J Homer Remsberg, Louis DeLong and family, Romero Tom s, and Bernard Flanagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Homer Renu
Adamstown
J. B. Fink
East Third Street
Wil Ge
Air
Dey Haines
Elizabeth Moss
Caldwell
N. J
Remsberg
A. McC. Remsberg
U. S. Naval School
Newport
R. L
and Airs
J.id Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Louis DeLong
Rodney
Allan
Local News Bits Reflect Christmas Visits and Travel
Bolivar Harpers Ferry notes list Pvt Melvin Snider on leave from Fort Jackson S C to spend Christmas with his mother before reporting to Fort Dix and then Germany. Charles Caniford, 23, injured in a crash, hospital bound near Martinsburg. Church group led a Christmas program at Beer Methodist Church. Various locals visit relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia and Martinsburg as holidays unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
G. E. Webb
Bolivar-Harpers Ferry
Melvin Snider
Fort Jackson
S.C
Raymond Snider
Fort Dix
N. J
Germany
Charles Caniford
Earl Caniford
Newton D. Baker Medical Center
Alartinsourg
Beer Methodist Church
C. E. Garten
Christ
Arthur Thompson
Bolivar Methodist Sunday School
Hill’ Top Hotel
Charles Powers
Washington
J. Rey Ihackles
Charles Elliott
Shipley
Alarinsburg
John Spon Iseller
Harry Ott
Emily
Pikeside
W. Va
Nannie Marlati
Martinsburg
Kate Marlatt
Joyce Wiley
Millville
Philadelphia
C. C. Arms Ettifer
Texas
Arms
Named To Post At St. Josephs College
John J. Dickman, public relations and communications executive, is named to a post at St. Josephs College. The appointment expands the college communications division and will involve media outreach and campus relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s College
John J. Dickman
Execu
Child 4 Dies After Falling On Steps
Fort Meade Md autopsy to determine the cause of a four year old girl death after a fall on steps at Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg. Sister Hilda Greason announced the new directorate for the college development department naming Claude S Kimbrel as head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
St. Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Hilda Greason
Th School
Dickman
Wye Penermen
Claudie Suc Kimbrel
Air Force
Hilda
Claude Kimbrel
Hos‘college
Saint Joseph's
Fort Meade, Md
Six Killed Nine Hurt In Madison County Wrecks
Two fiery crashes near Madison Virginia killed six people and injured nine in two separate collisions within 12 hours. Victims include Florence Chiodo 45 Sarah Hohman 35 Bertha Reed 24 and Seranda Redding 10 all of Slippery Rock and Millers Maryland. Samuel Chiodo 46 in fair condition and Michael 10 in serious condition. The first crash on U.S. 1 south of town involved the Chiodo and Reed vehicles. A preceding head on collision about 300 yards north killed one and seriously injured a three year old boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Va. L
Madison County
Florence Chiodo
Slippery Rock
Sarah Hohman
Bertha J. Reed
Baltimore
Seranda C. Redding
Millers, Md
Caioda
Samuel Chiodo
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Michael
Chiodo
Reed
U.S. 1
Here
Officers Elected in Maryland Nursing Home District
The third Maryland Nursing Homes District held its first meeting on December 1 at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights to organize the district and improve cooperation with the state association. Officers elected include District President Dr H L Fahrney vice president Ralph Hartie R X secretary Mildred B Smith and treasurer Kathleen M Twigg RN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distrit of Maryland Nursing Homes
Vindobonrs Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Maryland State Nursing Home Association
Allegany
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Washington
H. L. Fahrney
Vindobona, Inc
Ralph Hartie R. X
Williamsport
Lillian H. Brieker
Maryland Nursing Home Association, Inc
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Lawrence
By David Lawrence
Planning and Zoning Commission
Board of Appeals
Commission
Frederick County
Wury
Eastern Propane Company
Arthur E. Bene
Clarence A. King
Kay A. Bridges
Keedysville
Joseph L. Tressler
Sabillasville
Shirley M. Manakan
Cascade
Sputnik
White House
Ajks
Catherine
Kepler
Mido
Erick Memorial Hospital
Selavid Schultz Jr
Rocky
Eve Allen
Mustard Vibe
Kepe
Jet
Rome
Jtown
Doris Koogle
Lick
John K. Peaslee Jr
John K. Peaslee
Middletom
Europe
Asia
Ress
Scaoul
Opera House
Piffi Paffi
Hyde Poul
Excel Park
Aenean
Armed Forces
Hilda Korrell
the News
Bec
Franklin B. Roosevelt
America
Ara Her “Oops
Russia
London
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune Inc
St. John's School
Montevue
Flair Armory
George Zeigler
County
Virginia
Ieaars DT Health
Ctor
F. Cullen
Cullen
Tom F. Vestal
Heards
Th Tors
Henryton State Hospital
Howard County
Michael Zavits
Alexander Plitas
Victor Cullen
Thejal
John Walter i
Maryland-Pennsylvania
Wilh Smith
Bur
Deena
Donald Ranneberger
Harry Ranneberger
Billy Springs
Buster Glover
Rederick
Tennessee
Gover
Charles Brosius
Axlington
Il. Thomas Jr
Route 2
Mr. Brosius
C. T. Brosius
Vernon Koontz
Farm Bureau Meeting
Ence
Charles Street
Chamber of Commerce
Boow
Kennedy-Wacere
Santa
P.C. Griffin W. Chapman
Q. Mu Company
Fort Lee
Walker Chapman
George H. Hogges
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
S. C
Helen Hodges
Richmond
MR. Milquetoast
Onder
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