Loneliest Person and a Wandering Drive
Sidelights column chronicles a humorous failing to navigate US routes from Annapolis to Frederick, recounting misdirections and a long detour. The piece also notes local cinema plans at the Tivoli, a Helen Keller event, and the death of Montgomery County resident Mrs. Lilly Stone at 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Faihner
Glenburnie
Richmond
Washington
Grove
Peace Cross
Bay Bridge
Frederick
Riverdale
Peace
Hyattsville
Takoma Park
Iate
Dan Weinberg
Simon Peter
Galilee
Helen Kellerst
Hood College Athletic Association
Walt Disney
Toby Tsler
Montgomery County
Lilly Stone
Damages Placed At Six Hundred In Rural Road Collision
State Police reported about 600 dollars in damages after two cars collided near a rural mailbox on Quynn Road at Tulip Hall Road. Roy Howard Runkles, 6, was charged with starting from a stopped position when unsafe. Griv Douglas Neal, 38, was moving north on Quynn Orchard Road at the time. Runkles pulled away from the mailbox into oncoming traffic, but said he did not see Neal. Trooper W L Neucomer investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quynn Road
Tulip Hall Road
Roy Howard Runkles
Runkles
Griv- Douglas Neal
Rorth
Quynn Orchard Road
Tmne
Neal
Wi L. Xeucomer
Notable Montgomery County Figures in Historical Society Notes
A Montgomery County historical update recalls Mrs. Stone as the first woman to address the Maryland Historical Society and notes local elder historians like Mrs. Rebecca Fields. It mentions travel, family ties to the Cresap history, and events at the Historical Society meetings with local church groups and community speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Robert E
Stone
Bethesda
William C. Hanson
Mt. Prospect Farms
Travilab
Ow York
Caronia
Leats
Clark
Field
Grand Opera House
Funny Man Clark Dies Of Heart Attack
New York AP says Bobby Clark a longtime burlesque comedian and member of Clark and McCullough died at 71 after a virus illness followed by a heart attack He rose to fame in vaudeville and Broadway appearances He was born in Springfield Ohio on June 16 1888 and retired about a year ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bobby Clark
Clark
Clark & McCullough
Paul McCullough
Springfeld
Ohio
Radio and TV by Cynthia Lowry on Jack Paar NBC dispute
AP TV writer notes a family style clash between Jack Paar and NBC. Despite hurtful remarks and an icy stance, reconciliation seems likely after a vacation. Paar’s show may return, with both sides potentially benefiting from the disputed power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Hurt
Jack Paar
NBC Network
Paar
NBC
Miss Kemp Heads Humane Society
Frederick County Humane Society elected officers at a regular budget meeting in the C Burr Artz Library. Miss Jane A. Kemp was named president with Mrs Edward C. McCann as vice president, Miss Mary Nibborts treasurer, Mrs Marvellen V. Boone recording secretary, and Mrs Marian Nicodemus corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Humane Society
C. Burr Artz
Jane A. Kemp
Edward C. McCann
Mary Nibborts
Marvellen V. Boone
Marian Nicodemus
James K. Carey Jr
Martha Slemmer
Julia Young
Gas House Pike
Shell
Production of about four thousand sponge metal in 1959
Production of roughly 4000 short tons of sponge metal occurred in 1959, compared to 1958's total.
NBC ties strain drives Paar to rethink nightly show
The text portrays Paul expressing hurt at NBC's support during his difficulties, showing sensitivity and emotional strain. He says he never wants the nightly show again and hints at retirement after he rests and recovers from the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
NBC
Paar
Mt Pleasant 4-H Club Holds February Meeting
The Mt Pleasant Boy's 4 H Club met on a February evening at Community Delaware. George Brachey presided and led a business session noting production and the club's scrap drive discussion. Edward Bowers and Charles Carpenter were elected as All Star game representatives for March with Lernard Bader and George Brachey as alternates. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowers
Charles Carpenter
Lernard Bader
George Brachey
MT. Pleasant
Community
Delaware
Television and Sports Schedule Snippet
A cluttered broadcast grid lists channels and times for sports and entertainment programs. Highlights include cinema and game show blocks, Westerns and adventure series, with potential titles such as The Great Chase and Gunsmoke.
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Elsie White Haines
Chas. F. Bowers Union Bridge, MD
Spruce
Weil Brothers Hamilton
Yorapp
Frances
Winchester Street
Caurch of God
West South Street
J. D. Lee
J.D. Lee
Miro
Lee
Arsereshmen
Funny Man
Ares
Sam Miller
Oute Maeret
Miss Kemp
Humane Society
George R. Martz
KEY Radio & Television Sales & Service
E. 4Th St
Pearre
South Market St
the News
Maryland
Baltimore
Rograms
Lancaster
Camera Shop
North Market St. MO
Heterol 6 Gas Company
Cline’s Store
South Market
E. Patrick
Mersman
Coblentz & Main, Inc. Insurance
Monument
Berwind
Coal & Oil CO
Watee ST
Celies
Warrior S—Mowie
Sperts Barxetoal
Celues
Ho Brewe
Spectacu
Celleguans
Canioon
Law of the
Shere DeMolay
Ganden Living
Goorsips Bean
Hozey
Coriss Arcner
E Hockey
Canadiens
Dazz Reet
Lancers
Son
Brooks
Cassidy
Mraleah Temple's Ranch
Crusader
the Maker
Art News
Cneroxee
Our Beautiful
Potomac
Lone Ranger
Pinbusters
Bowhing
Navy
Csco
Air Power
Nevada
den Valley Days
State
Roy Rogers
Shotgun Slade
U.S. Border Patrol
Rover Derby
Dick Clark
Lawrence Welk
Mo—I
Case of the Mummy
Norman Vincent Peale Sunday
Corquest Funnes
Groat
Norman Vincert Peale
Tom
Resscassra
Sanu Uns
W. Patrick St
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
Srandenbuas
Aqou PH Beauty Salons
Oper
Homelite Chain Saws
Aerie
Baker’s
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
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