Itec Lae Thursday February 12 1953
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1959
Page
2
A brief entry notes an event or schedule associated with ITEC Lae dated Thursday February 12, 1953. No additional context or details are provided in the readable text.
A reflective piece marking Abraham Lincoln’s 150th birth anniversary explores the blend of earthy humanity and spiritual insight in his character. It traces how scholarly work balances adulation with critique, affirming Lincoln as a towering figure whose leadership preserved the Union and inspired the American dream.
Albert E. Linthicum of Troop 278 received the Scouter Key and certificate at the Scouters Roundtable held Wednesday. Dr Charles F Broadrup presented the award after a three year training program meeting leadership standards. Roger W Cann presided. field meet plans for April 25 at McCurdy Field were outlined with patrol based participation and civil defense demonstrations.
A proposed electric railroad survey links Knoxville via Burkittsville and Broad Run to intersect with the Frederick Middletown line near Jefferson or east of Mindletown. The plan faces an era of progress as interest grows in regional rail connections.
Frederick County items note muddy roads after rains and a commissioner getting stuck near Burkittsville. A measure to fund the county law library was killed. Restoration of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal favored by a local association. A break in at Frederick County Wines and Liquors. Norris-Haines wedding party details with ceremony at Liberty and reception at the Frederick Hotel. The couple to honeymoon in Florida with plans to live in Mt. Airy.
Miriam Fitz of Fairfield PA wed Donald Wayne McCauslin son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fitz in a February nuptial mass at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, white gladioli and carnations, and a pearl adorned Chantilly lace gown. Reception followed with a brief honeymoon trip. post ceremony they will reside at 166 York Street.
Evelyn Flook, daughter of Charlie Plook, listed among 19 000 notable living American women in Who's Who of American Women First Edition. She serves as Deputy Chief of the Program Development Branch in the U S Public Health Service Division of General Health Services and has lectured at several schools of public health.
Obituaries report Lester Maier of Bremewick aged 65 dying at 280 West B Street. Memorial services by Brunswick Lodge 191 AF and AM. Also announced are the deaths of Myrtle Stoneburner of Adamstown at Vindobona Convalescent Home and Charles Slonaker of Baltimore at Franklin Square Hospital. Interments in Mount Olivet and Union Cemeteries respectively. Additional notices for Joshua Summers of Quinn Road and Mary Williams of West All Saints Street, with funeral details and local clerical affiliations.
Mrs. Anna Jane Bailey of Fucks town underwent surgery at Washington County Hospital this morning. Miss Pamela Beachley of 352 Madison Street is home ill with measles. Mr. Clarence A. Bussard of Collope Place entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday night. Mr. Aubreya near this city is a medical patient at University Hospital Baltimore after transfer from Frederick Memorial.
A comprehensive water survey published as Bulletin 22 by the Maryland Department of Geology Mines and Water Resources details ground and surface water resources in Frederick and Carroll counties. It notes available groundwater in most areas, average daily use around 6.6 million gallons in 1956 1957, key public supply systems, irrigation data, and the potential for future groundwater use and irrigation in marble valley regions.
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