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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1957

Page

2

Mills Lopientz-Nacey wedding in Buckeystown church

The wedding of Miss Nacey FP Coblentz daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Coblentz Braddock Heights and Ross Mills Jr son of Mr and Mrs Ross Mills Lime Kiln was held February 2 at Buckeystown Methodist Church with Haskell Miller officiating. The bride wore a white nylon gown and veil. Barbara Mills was maid of honor and James Mills was best man. A reception at the groom’s home followed and the couple planned a Delaware trip before residing in Lime Kiln where the groom works at M J Grove Lime Co.

Barbara Mills James Mills Paul Shepley Delaware M. J. Grove Lime Co

Defense chief cautions on air travel after week of crashes

Charles E. Wilson, defense secretary, warned that mishaps raise public doubt in air travel and called for cautious approach to test flights over dense cities. He noted tragic losses and stressed defense spending must balance safety with economy while investigations continue in Miami and New York.

Air Line California CAA New York Iine Rean Wilson Mami Fla Charles E.] Wilson Secretary of Defense

New Books At Artz Library 1956 Highlights

Artz Library shelves reveal new editions on Churchill and crime lore. Highlights include Walter Henry Thompson on Churchill, Hindman indoor games, Charleston interiors, Maryland manor houses, and Lincoln’s last journey. The note frames library as a community information center answering readers’ questions.

U. S Churchill Walter Henry Thompson Inspector Thompson Scotland Yard Fife Winston Caurehll Winston Sanduel EE. Rosenstuck Darwin A. Hindman

Potomac Ownership Bill Is Introduced

Willing Workers Sewing Circle met February 1 at Rocky Hill Church social room with 17 members and three visitors. Pauline Barton led devotions and Arline Smith and Pauline Barton presented a program. A $5 Heart Fund donation was approved and a white elephant sale was held by Bessie Fogle. Next meeting set for March 1 at Mania Smith’s home.

Willing Workers Sewing Circle Rocky Hill Church Belv Barton Pauline Barton Heart Fund Arline Smith Paulin Barton Bessie Fogle Fo- Mania Smith

First aid course announced in Emmitsburg by Civil Defense

Frederick County Civil Defense director announces a 20 hour first aid training course in Emmitsburg in cooperation with the Red Cross. Eugene Kraemer will teach ten Thursday evening sessions from 8 to 10 pm starting Thursday in the American Legion Auxiliary room. Enrollment open to residents by contacting Kraemer or Mrs. J Ward Kerrigan.

Emmitsburg Charles B. Shorb L. H. Crickenberger Frederick County Civil Defense Office Frederick The American Red Cross American Legion Auxiliary Eugene Kraemer Kraemer J. Ward Kerrigan Harry Swomley Charles R. Fuss Guy A Baker Jr Baker Rhoda Giselan VFW John Law Paul Clayrpool Grange Emmanuel Eckenrode Bernard Welty St. Joseph's Harry Scott John Richards Leonard Sanders Robert Daugherty Legion Auxiliary Charlotte Sanders Francis Sanders American Legion Philip B. Sharpe Lions Club Bernard J. Eckenrode Chamber of Commercce Clarence G. Frailey Thomas J. Frailey J. Joseph's Catholic Church Vincent G. Hears Harry Swomler T. J. Frailey Alt St Mary's College Gay A Baker Jr Chut St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Francis Scott Key

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Snow blankets the area but rail lines stay open. A snowplow clears the Northern Central line to Yorks. Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway keeps cars running. Hagerstown trolley is blocked. Shookstown road near Montevue is drifted and almost impassable. City Opera House hosts a Pythian bazaar with Damon and Pythias tableaux featuring local youths. G W Cummings residence in Knoxville fire discovered by heated brick warming bed clothing. W P Etchison travels to Baltimore for a flashlight photography demonstration. Company A drill ends with Sergt William B Lebherz receiving a gold seal ring before departing to New York for Ox Fibres Brush Works.

Northern Central Railroad Yorks Frederick W. P. Etchison Baltimore Baltimore Photographic Club D. John Marker William B. Lebherz Lebherz New York Ox Fibres Brush Works

Introduction of a measure for county assessors in Frederick

In 1937 Frederick County considers a permanent county assessors board as A H Der of the Board of County Commissioners reports at the Western Shore County Commissioners Association meeting. A light snowfall of about one and a half inches occurred in Frederick, with nine road plow crews deployed. An arrest followed after a tattooed chicken was found in a local home, tied to hennery raids netting around 60 chickens. State Roads Commission chairman Homer E Tabler attributes winter road conditions to a long rainy season and hopes for road improvements next spring.

Frederick County A. H. der Frederick Fair Grounds Homer E. Tabler State Roads, Commission

Legislative Sidelights on Maryland hearings and civic events

In Annapolis John P. Tawes of Crisfield weighs attending two hearings that could remove him as chairman of the Board of Natural Resources amid a separate push to exempt farmland seafood workers from a proposed Maryland minimum wage law. Civitan club notes cover an eighth annual installation dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Violet Fogle as president and a long program featuring the Francis Scott Key High School Chorus and various officers and guests.

Annapolis John P. Tawes Crisfield Tawes Board of Natural Resources Tide-+ water Fisheries Commission del White Dwicomico House Agricultural Committee White Maryland al St del Berkson Ashington Prince Georges Civinettes Francis Scott Key Frederick High School Organ Fund Violet Fogle Edith Ramsburg Kitty Hartman Thelma Staley Blanche Oden Helen Mercer Genevieve Falk Helen Englebrecht June Best Mirs Mary Sullivan Robert Russell Barbara Silbert Civitans Silver Spring Club Margaret Strawsbury Sibert Hessely B. Coran James Putman Michael Stup Stup Happiness Street Martha Haugh AH State Johnny Smoker William Moore Carey Wimmer Mary Rice Patricia Wachter James Putmean Allan Barnes Goodman D-Balto Senate Finance Committee Patsy Moore Mr. Coruna Coran Margaret Zimmerman Joyce Hiikie Bitty Kline Cochairman Sirs. Fogle Ellie Smith Amelia Miler Treasurrs Janice Bowers Parliamentan Sullivan Strawsburg Westminster H. E

White Elephant Sale Highlights Frederick NCJWC Meeting

The Frederick Section of the National Council of Jewish Women held a Monday meeting at Beth Sholom Synagogue with Ernie Washer as auctioneer selling almost all items. Celebrities donated a Glenn Derringer tied item, Steve Allen autographs, and an Arthur Godfrey dip bowl.

Frederick National Council of Jewish Women Beth Sholom Ernie Washer Glenn Derringer Steve Allen Arthur Godfrey Lawrence Nathan Jacobson Alex Smallberg Morris Guggenheim Inter-Club Council Iwi Daniel Lapedes Ware Washington

Virginia loses fishing rights under Maryland led plan

A bill by three Potomac area delegates would repeal concurrent jurisdiction over fishing in the river. All licensing would be vested in Maryland with complete control. Virginians would lose licenses if they opposed Maryland oyster propagation measures under the 1785 pact.

Potomac Area Maryland Virginia

Science Fair and Legislative Debate Highlight Maryland News

A Maryland Senate measure to curb abusive use of telephone party lines passes a vote awaiting House concurrence. In Frederick, Frederick High kicks off its second annual Science Fair planned for April 22 with student projects and a public exhibition.

House Dels House J McKeldin

Maryland hosts regional handicapped employment meeting

The Maryland Governor's Committee to Promote Employment of the Physically Handicapped will host representatives from seven states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands on Wednesday February 27 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore for a one day conference of the Presidents Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.

Maryland District of Columbia Puerto Rico The Virgin Islands Lord Baltimore Hotel Baltimore

Taxes Extended as House Panel Votes for One-Year Extension

Washington The House Ways and Means Committee voted to extend business taxes for another year at the current level of 34 billion dollars annually.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee

Striking Manchester Teachers Return To Classes

Manchester public school teachers end a two day strike after a Superior Court injunction bars strikes against the city. Judge Robert F. Griffith orders the Manchester Teachers Guild to halt action while nearly all of the 365 teachers resume duties.

Manchester Robert F. Griffith Manchester Teachers Guild Teal the Guild

Found Not Guilty Of Assault And Battery

John C. Remsburg 19 of Frederick was found not guilty of assault and battery on Mrs Lillian Abrecht in People's Court by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. Plaintiff testified a sister of Remsburg called the woman names provoking the slap. The incident drew the mother to the scene.

John C. Remsburg Frederick Lillian Abrecht People’s Court

Science fair displays spark student research in biology chemistry and physics

Chemistry enthusiasts showcase heating by radiation and scale rocket models in a new physics lab. Germ cultures and embryo biology join varied biology displays while general science presents related projects. Judging by Fort Detrick scientists, prizes include trips to Franklin Science Institute in Philadelphia.

Pressler Clinton Hughes James Reed Ivan Shanboltz Chas.Zehnder Robert Moss Fort Detrick Franklin Science Institute Philadelphia

Carrier Commander Dies In Plane Crash

Capt W R Kane a carrier commander killed in the Saipan crash. Lt Noel R Bacon injured. The Pensacola base reported electrical failure in two Navy jets during Norfolk to Saipan flight. A Jet interceptor from Turner AFB attempted diversion but crash landed in rough terrain. Kane known as Killer Kane earned Navy Cross and other honors for WWI pacific flying.

John N. Bartgis Augusta W. R Noel R.bacon Ft. Gordon Randalia Iowa Kane Killer Kane Pacific Saipan Pensacola Fla Ial Air Station Norfolk Turner Air Force Base Albany, Ga Tne

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