Sudden death of prominent Frederick merchant Bennie Rosenour Jr
The community mourns the passing of Benjamin Rosenour Jr who died Sunday in his eighties. A longtime merchant and florist, he remained active in Frederick society, served as a former Grand Chapter officer, and helped lay the cornerstone for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Washington. His friendly greetings and cheerful spirit left a lasting impression on friends and neighbors.
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Senate crisis over Eisenhower doctrine sparks critique
A congressional clash over the Eisenhower doctrine prompts liberals to demand a White Paper on Middle East events. Critics warn against public revealing military and economic plans, while President Eisenhower defends unity and swift action. Survivors noted for a Jacob Coxey era legacy. Funeral services held at St Pauls Episcopal Rock Creek Parish. AEC awards a contract to study gas cooled nuclear propulsion for an oil tanker.
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Mrs Katharine L Gude Funeral Services Today
Katharine Loffler Gude widow of William F Gude Washington florist died Friday at her daughter Mrs Wilhelmina Hussey home in Washington. Funeral services set for today with arrangements announced by the family.
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Washington
Independent Auxiliary Officers Are Installed
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Co. No. 1 held its February 4 meeting with installation of officers for the coming years. Ethel Brust was named president. Thelma Handler, first vice president. Neilie Shaecre ay, second vice president. Jacqueline Whitmore, secretary. Mary Gross, assistant secretary. Louise Odenti, treasurer. Sue Wisner, assistant treasurer. Mary Bow Jus chaplain. Clara Rothenhoefer assistant chaplain. Shirler Taylor and Lois Jean Norwood color guards. Lena Rey historian. Eleanor Gross guard. A banquet is set for March 18 at the fire hall. New radar equipment for airplanes can detect heavy rain areas even at night.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on West Patrick street a sleighing incident near Mr B F Grove’s store caused Miss Eleanor Dill to fall into a snowbank but she held the lines and Mr C Herbert Kreh arrived to prevent a runaway. The News notes a Mason Temple meeting on a paper box factory idea with potential capital needs of 3000 to 4000 dollars. Mrs Louisa Brookey of East Patrick Street fractured her hip after falling on South Market Street and was taken to Frederick City Hospital. Dr Marshall E Leatherman, aged 57, died at his father’s home. he practiced in Thurmont and later Washington as a specialist in diseases of the ear, nose, and throat. Yadella Dorsey named rural mail carrier and Charles Turnbull appointed substitute on a Monrovia route.
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East Patrick Street
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South Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
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Lewistown
Leatherman
Thurmont
Washington
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Charles T. ‘Turnbull
Monrovia
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Ezra L. Grantham of Walkersville was seriously injured when his car rear ended a parked truck on Liberty Road near the Ceresville bridge. Kiwanis Club of Frederick, with no recorded opposition, voted against President Roosevelt’s judicial reform proposals increasing Supreme Court judges. Frederick Cooperative Concert Association formed at Francis Scott Key Hotel with J Walker Carty as president. Adjutant and Mrs Bernard C. Morris, leaders in Frederick Salvation Army work, will transfer to Clarksburg WV at month end.
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Frederick Eagle Scout Lew Fagan Earns Rare Badge
Frederick High School student Lew Fagan, son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Fagan Jr., became the district's newest Eagle Scout at 15. He matched a previous record by Dick Simmons, earned 54 merit badges, and is pursuing a possible fourth citizenship badge. He joined Troop 276 at age 12, advanced through First Class, Star, and Life, and now seeks the coveted Eagle with projects in aviation, agriculture, and farm management while aiming to learn a foreign language.
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Emmitsburg Grange For Consolidation
Emmitsburg residents are split over merging Emmitsburg High with Thurmont High. The Burgess and Commissioners planned a strong protest while the Emmitsburg Grange voted to support consolidation. PTA meetings reflected division among citizens on the proposal.
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Scout Lew Blumenauer earns Eagle rank with 33 merit badges
The piece recounts Lew Blumenauer’s Eagle Scout achievement, praising his leaders and troop for shaping him. It lists the merit badges earned, notes electives in music astronomy and stamps, and describes ongoing scouting dedication and future plans. It mentions his Troop 276, the oldest in the district, and gives updates on local community figures and hospital notes.
Kiwanis Funds Nursing Scholarships For FMH Grads
The Frederick Memorial nurses Alumnae Association announces a new Kiwanis scholarship for FMH graduates pursuing pediatrics at Childrens Hospital in Washington. One grant covers maintenance for six months with repayment only if the student does not graduate. Eligible applicants from Poolesville High School may apply via Miss Estelle Collins.
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Kiwanis to host Inside Russia travelogue film
Frederick Kiwanis Club sponsors the travelogue Inside Russia at 8 pm in the Frederick High School auditorium. Russ Potter narrates a two hour film with three photographers, showing Soviet classrooms hospitals bread factories and collective farms from the Black Sea to Moscow. Filmmakers traveled 10 40 miles and were not censored by Soviet authorities.
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Rockets and Rocketry in the IGY Talk at Fort Detrick
Warren W. Benning, chief of Guidance and Control at Ballistic Measurements Laboratory, Aberdeen Proving Ground, will speak at Fort Detrick on IGY rocket programs. The talk covers high altitude rockets, their research links, and a motion picture. Meeting at 8 p.m. in Coffman Chapel basement Hood College.
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Israel Bonds advocate Zvi Englander to speak at Winchester Hall
Zvi Englander a prominent Israeli attorney and former bank manager returning from Israel will speak at Winchester Hall on February 21 for the State of Israel Bond Issue. The event, under B n ai B r ith auspices with Alex Smallberg and Mrs Lawrence L Ware Jr., highlights bonds as vital to Israel’s economic growth. A film featuring Eddie Cantor and Edward G Robinson will be shown at the meeting.
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Reid announce birth of Teresa Jane in Opa-Locka
Mr and Mrs Carlyn Reid of Opa-Locka Fla announce the birth of their second child a daughter Teresa Jane born there January 27 Mrs Reid is the former Mary Lorraine Stull daughter of Mrs Eva Stull of this city Mrs Mary C Mask of East Fifth Street left Sunday for an extended visit to her granddaughter Mrs James Maloney of Sanford Fla and other relatives in St Petersburg
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Sanford, Fla
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Lenny Ross Wins Another $64,000
New York February 10 Lenny Ross a California based financial whiz who won $100 000 on a TV quiz last year added $64 000 tonight on CBS The 364 000 Challenge with stock market questions The same subject earned him 100 000 last April on NBC The Big Surprise
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Firemen And Auxiliary Attend Church Service
Fifty members of the Independent Hose Company and the Ladies Auxiliary attended services at the Evangelical Reformed church Sunday morning. Rev. Paul L. Althouse delivered the sermon, noting race relations in his subject Making Collection and listing facts, ideas, and faith as necessary in the collection. Hospital notes list discharges and births across multiple towns, including a new son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs in Brunswick.
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Yardley stars as Pistons top Minneapolis 113 100
Fort Wayne Indiana hosts the NBA game where George Yardley scored 29 points to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 113 to 100 win over the Minneapolis team tonight. The result ties the weekend series at one game apiece.
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