New Books At Artz Library
New titles listed at Artz Library include Nautilus-90 by Wilhem A. Anderson and Mosby’s War Reminiscences by John Singleton. The catalog also highlights emotional maturity guides by David Abrahamse and frontier history works by Carl Parcher Russell and others. Gifts from patrons expand the natural science and art book offerings.
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Wilhem A. Anderson
Jules Verne
Anderson
Pade
Atlantic
David Abrahamsee
Mosby
Stuart
John Singleton Mosby
Gray Ghost
Carl Parcher Russell
National Park Service
Illustrated Library OF the Natural Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
John Shellman Baer
Labor fears unemployment rise as automation grows
Lawrence warns that persistent unemployment in a recovering economy worries labor leaders and businessmen alike. A U S News & World Report survey shows output per worker rising in steel autos coal and oil refining, yet jobs shrinking by 1958.
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David Lawrence
Washington
America
U.S. News & World Report
Congress
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Nat Ta Eure
Purpose and Practice of Lent in Christian Faith
The passage outlines Lent as a season of self imposed austerity leading to spiritual rebirth and penance. It notes varied observances among denominations, the Ash Wednesday rite in the Roman Catholic Church, and the aim to resist worldly temptations while preparing for Easter on March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Edison Day Celebrates Thomas Edison Fifth Birthday Tribute
A commemorative piece honors Thomas Alva Edison highlighting his numerous inventions including the electric light and phonograph. It stresses his prolific career spanning over four score years, his early poverty, limited formal schooling, relentless work ethic, and pioneering work on synthetic rubber before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alva Edison
Wizard of Invention
Edison
Ohio
Missing Shoe Found At Burglary Scene
Wichita police arrest 26 year old Robert Hernandez after a shoe found at an attempted burglary scene matched a shoe he was wearing when questioned. Hernandez was booked for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Robert Hernandez
Frank Robertson
Robertson
Hernandez
II Hernandez
World Council urges perseverance in nuclear talks
The World Council of Churches urged the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to persevere for nuclear disarmament talks amid stalled three power discussions. The body represents Protestant and Orthodox denominations with about 2 million members worldwide. Manuel B Davis of Kansas City is noted as a former member of Missouri legislature.
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Geneva
World Council of Churches
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
World Council
Manuel B. Davis
Kansas City
Manuel
WE Davis
Missouri Ley
F Tose Eer Sn
Shen Faentie
Davin
Panel to revamp the Hartley labor law at Capitol
A 12 member panel of labor law experts begins work on revisions to the last Hartley law. The group includes three management representatives, three labor spokesmen, and six general public members. Senator John F. Kennedy chairs the Senate Labor subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Labor Subcommittee
Lincoln Stamp sale marks 100th birth anniversary event
Postmaster A. H. Harrington announced limited Lincoln centennial stamps will go on sale tomorrow. A large crowd attended a Diamond Roller Rink box party with prizes won by Martha Sherald and Frank Haller. Yak Bridge Co. won a Borough contract for 3199 dollars. Grand Army memorial at post hall planned with Rev. Charles F. Steck speaking. The Cat and the Fiddle staged at City Opera House.
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A. H. Harrington
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Martha Sherald
Frank Haller
Haves
Canrry
Ars
Tver
Ounts
Yak Bridge Company
Grand Army OF the Republic
Charles F. Steck
City Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns H The News
From The Columns H The News February 11 1839 reports tax omissions on city properties valued near 100000 and a planned conference with county tax officials. Frederick’s oldest court may be reorganized under a new magistrate system and a treasure bill to require afternoon sessions is discussed. Planning ahead is noted as risky with possible economic impacts. Deputy Donald J Goode appears in the House of Delegates regarding deer hunting in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hght Polive Court
Frederick
James H
Falk
Tahtiah
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients and Admissions Report
The list notes numerous admissions and treatments at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Several patients underwent surgery or medical care, including Mrs. J Edger Harshman Mrs. Kenneth Dixon Mrs. William Ridgely and others. Names, addresses and admission days are recorded for ongoing patient care updates.
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list multiple families from Frederick and surrounding towns announcing first or additional children. Names include Sandra Lynn Troxell, William Lester Boyer, Cynthia Ann Brode, Patricia Mamie Iezzoni, Ann Elizabeth Wagner, Clyde Edward Stone, Denise Lorraine Lochner, Douglas Harold Long, Robin Kay Koontz, Kimberley Denise Cooper, Carl Lester Jr, and other newborns with parental maiden names and current residences across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Frostburg, Brunswick, and nearby areas.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Max Troxell
Shawnee Drive
Sandra Lynn
Thursaday
Troxell
Dorothy Hildebrand
Frederick
Lester Boyer
AOMLE
Willam Lester
Boyer
Ann Sterbinsky
Emmitsburg
Harold Brode
CynthiaAnn
Brode
Phyllis Snyder
Frostburg
Mario Lezzoni
Fort Detrick
Patricia Mamie
Tlezzonl
Patricia J Daughtery
Pennsylvania
Howard Wagner
Pine Avenue
Ann Elizabeth
Clyde Stone
Clyde Edward Saturday
Stone
Iter
Joanna Lawson
Urbana
Harmon Lochner
Pleasant
Denise Lorraine
Lochner
Margaret Toms
Woodsboro
Harold L. Long
Thurmont
Douglas Harold
Carol Fry
East Church
Carl Lester Jr
Fry
Rebecca Renn
Jefferson
Gerald Williams
East Fifth Street
Williams
Judith Hargett
le Roy Adams
Middletown
Adams
Isabel Young
Donald Jeffers
Boyds
Karen Denise
Jeffers
Doris Hawse
Colesville Road Bottleneck Targeted for Widening
The Silver Spring Board of Trade urged action to ease one of Maryland’s worst traffic bottlenecks the Colesville Road Tunnel under the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad William B Wheeler chairman of the Capital Board’s Traffic Committee asked Montgomery County Council for help pushing state road builders to widen Colesville Road to a dual traffic line from the District line through downtown Silver Spring east to Sago Creek and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Silver Spring Board of Trade
Maryland
Colesville Road
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wiliam B. Wheeler
Capital Board
Montgomery County Council
Downstown
Silver Spring
Sago Creek
Seven Churches Join World Day of Prayer Observance
Seven churches west of the Monocacy join to observe World Day of Prayer at Lewistown Methodist Church at 7 45 p m Friday February 13 The service theme is Lord Believe A committee of nine Egyptian women prepared the printed service and a Coptic cross will be used The offering funds interdenominational mission work through the National Council of Churches Home and Foreign Missions music will feature a combined choir with solos and duets
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Togeither
Bethel Lutheran
5. John's Lutheran
Creagerstown
Zwo Reformed
Charlesville
Mountaindale Chapel
Utica
Best Church
Har‘via Sbudi
Alen
Hier Yey Lee
Luther Powell
Howard Fisher
Martin Walsh
Naomi Palmas
YWCA
of the Sacred Heart
St. [Mary's English School
American College For Girls
Cairo
Egypt
St. Mark
National Council of Churches
Two Accidents In City Reported Involving Youth and Two Drivers
A bicyclist Samuel Palm nine of West All Saints street was slightly injured at East Church and East Second streets after failing to stop for a sign. He rode east on East Second turning into Church. The other crash at West Patrick and Locust streets involved David B Tuxhorn and Richard H Best with about 650 dollars in damage. no injuries or charges.
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East Church
East Second Streets
Samuel Palm
West All ‘Saints Street
W. C. Rippeon
Palm
East Second Street
Church Street
Charles R. Fawley
West South Street
Church
West Patrick
Locust Streets
Nathan Dorsey
David B. Tuxhorn
Washington
Richard H. Best
Frederick
RFD
Best
Tuxhorn
Massey Pince wed at St Elizabeths Church Baltimore
Ms Katherine Anita Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Price Magnolia avenue and John Thomas Massey son of Mrs Rawlings Massey Baltimore and the late Mrs Maccer were married Saturday at 2 pm in St Elizabeths church Baltimore. They were attended by the bride’s sister Miss Carol Ann Price and the groom’s brother Rawlings Massey of Millington. The ceremony was in the presence of families and a few close friends. After February 15 Mr and Mrs Massey will reside at 8605 Chestnut Oak Road Baltimore.
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Massey
Katherine Anita Price
Robert L. Price
Magnolia Avenue
John Thomas Massey
Rawlings Massey
Baltimore
Chestnut Oak Road
Announce Theme For Lincoln Day Dinners
The Republicans announced this year's Lincoln Day theme Emulate Lincoln's example of turning a 58 defeat into a 6 victory in a series of sesquicentennial dinners. Meade Alcorn said over 150 dinners are booked in 29 states with Jo Lincoln born 150 years ago this Thursday.
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Lincoln
Meade Alcorn
Jo Lincoln
U.S. Senate
Book Bazaar at Middletown School PTA Event
Middletown Elementary School PTA hosts a two day Book Bazaar in the school auditorium with two afternoon and two evening sessions. Speakers include Miss Alice Robinson and Mrs. Wilfred Brownlow for children in various grades, plus Dr. Louise Johnson and Mrs. Rachel Bishop for evening programs. About 400 books on display from Berger's Book Store with sales and two week delivery.
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Middletown
PTA
Alice Robinson
Frederick County
Wilfred Brownlow
Louise Johnson
Shepherd College
Rachel Bishop
West Frederick Junior High School
Robert Weatherwax
Desmond Dean
Austin Huffer
Lynn Hannum
Miss Witmer
Leving Miller
Joe Young
Dale Kepler
Charles Ritchie
Renice Reed
Hyden Hoffman
Pauli Shafer
G. Carlton Rhoderick
Personal notices in Frederick area honor events and births
Mr and Mrs Oscar Singer celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary February 15 at their son in law and daughter’s home. Mr and Mrs Carmin AW Wradeham Torte 4 with whom they live. Mrs Mollie Myers of 560 East Church street marks her birthday Friday the 13th. Mr Joseph H Eyler Thurmont marks his 45th birthday Thursday. Mrs Herbert C Grow 126 East street observes her birthday Thursday. Mr and Mrs James E Eshlemas Fairview announce the birth of twins Val Nordgren and Gregory Shaw at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. They have another child Kimberly Skell. Mrs Eshleman is the former Misa Lyon Skell of Syosset Long Island. Judge Edward G Delaplaine visits Washington for Lincoln centennial events. Alpine news from Switzerland reports freeze halted movement of a large mountain slide near Herbriggen with rocks and ice risk. Frederick’s Christen Business Men’s Torre meeting to be held at Francis Keett Key Hotel Friday with Dr Donald R Lynch chair and Gen Joseph Sweet as guest speaker.
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Oscar Singer
Carmin
James E. Eshlemas
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Val Nordgren
Gregory Shaw
Eshleman
Kimberly Skell
Misa Lyon Skell
Syosset
Long Island
Edward G. Delaplaine
Wash
Inston
Lincoln
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California
Marshal Freeman
Lynchburg
Omps Funeral
W. Holt Louder
Christ Episcopal Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Martha V. Nesbanus
Martha V
Mattie) Nusbaum
North Market Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Samuel and
Hettie Goyder Nusbaum
First Baptist Church
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Jackson
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Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Williams A. Rollins Sr
William Arthur Rollins Sr
Taylorstown
Anna Belle Hickman Rollins
Kenneth Main
Joan Rollins
Purcellville
William Arthur Rolling Jr
Lander
Ruth Myers
Adamstown
Fannie Frye
Lewistown
Lena Elmore
Stuart's Draft
Anna
Wilt
Hazel Browner
Dorothy Rollins
Lovettsville
Lester Rollins
L Frederick
John Rollins
Lewis Yates
R. E. Brown
Symphonic Music Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Fidelity
Atlee-Lans
Richard Kine Jr
William Sprigg
Hood
Saint- Saens
Sprigg
Coblentz Memorial
Bartok
Viola Louise Brubaker
Luther R. Brubaker
Jefferson-Burkittsville Road
Robert W. Richardson
Jefferson Methodist Church
Henry §. Keller
Ira C. Rice
Edgar E. Thomas
Joseph B Long
Harry Robert Rice
Maurice Lee Dade
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
WM. R. Etchison and Son
L. Grace Fleage
Salisbury
C. C. Fuss and Son
Taneytown
Daniel Andrew
Robert
Nancy Flabbi
Dante Flabbi
Jeanie
Ernest
Francis
Thermont
Johnny Angel
Jerry
Charles Donnelly
Catherine Donnelly
Jeffery
Bruce
Robert Shaffer
John
Joe
Kenny
Louise
Janet
Thelma
Pam
Moscow London
Radio Moscow
Sude Herbriggen
Switzerland
Hermann Geiger
Nadelhorn Mountain
Briggen
Christen
Francis Keett, Key Hotel
Donal R. Lynch
Gen
Joeph Sweet
U.S.A
Cartele, Pa
BEA Eee
Bere
Valentine
William Franklin Cramer
Is Home
Petersville
Mount Olivet
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