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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1955

Page

12

Political Emphasis Week Starts at Hood College

Brownlee Corwin of Goucher College will open Political Emphasis Week at Hood College with the keynote "Fire! Undercurrents of Citizenship Responsibility" at 11:40 Tuesday in Brodbeck Hall. Other speakers include Ralph Gwinn and Mrs. Philip C. Woods with topics on voting and public affairs, ending with Dr. Raymond Young on lobbying Friday.

Brownlee Corwin Goucher College Baltimore Hood College Brodbeck Corwin Stanford University United Nations Association of Maryland Republican Party Executive Committee Amercan Society of International Law Field Politics Center Goucher Ralph Gwinn New York Carson Philip C. Woods Maryland League of Women Voters Brodbeck Hall Eastman School of Music Woods Dewey Anderson Public Affairs Institute Washington D. C Anderson Alaska Dr. Young George Washington University

Garden Club Meeting Held

The Garden Club of Frederick met at Mrs. A. A. Pearce’s home on Upper College Terrace with Ms. T. Stuart Haller presiding. Lectures by Gregory Conway in Hagerstown were announced for March 23. The Spring Flower Show is planned for June 1 at Braddock Heights, with house and porch displays. District 5 Federated Garden Clubs will hold a July picnic at Bolling Brook Farms. A symposium by District 5 on February 26 at All Saints Episcopal Church included a lecture by Washington I. Cleveland on roadside standards and litter control. He urged roadside reform to protect scenery and speed traffic, noting high cleanup costs and road improvements for tourist benefit.

Garden Club of Frederick A. A. Pearce Upper College Terrace T. Stuart Haller Gregory Conway Hagerstown G. Hunter Bowers Braddock Heights Federation Bolling Brook Farms F. Earle Shriner District 5 Federated Garden Clubs Barsish House All Saints Episcopal Church Francis Scott Key Peatre Washiington I. Cleveland Cleveland Sun District Garden Maryland Pulaski Highway

Sick Mass and local health notes highlight hospital cases

Doris Welly of West South street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Walter Horman is convalescing at Union Bridge after surgery at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mrs Hanson S Wachter on Kast Church street is recovering after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs T Poole Jones has returned home after Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. Mrs Myutilin M Sprrier was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her Walkersville home. Mrs Vincent Fox of Jefferson is ill with a heart condition at her son in law Gari Tressel's home in Jefferson. The four leaf clover is considered lucky because its four leaves form a cross.

Mass Doris Welly Hammond Welly West South Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Walter Horman Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Union Bridge Hanson S. Wachter Kast Church Street University Hospital, Baltimore Aly T. Poole Jones Record Street Myutilin M. Sprrrier Walkersville G. C. Barton Vincent Fox Jefferson Gari Tressel

20 Balloons Released to Open Frederick Freedom Week

Twenty helium balloons launched Saturday at noon from Baker Park and local venues marked the start of Freedom Week in Frederick. Balloons carried messages supporting Radio Free Europe and broadcasts from Radio Free Europe, with wind at higher levels guiding their drift. one balloon failed to inflate properly and descended on West Patrick Street.

Frederick Freedom Baker Park Frederick Aerie No. 1067 Order of Fagies Francis Scott Key Hotel Camp Deniek West Patrick Street Detrick Washington Europe Radio Free Itrobe Gus Iupls Abeya Cedigy Bes Radio St

Power Failure Delays New York Transit Morning Rush

A major power outage halted portions of New York City's transit network, delaying an estimated 636,600 passengers. Subways and elevated lines stalled between stations, with Brooklyn and Queens hardest hit as a generator failure at a Brooklyn powerhouse disrupted seven other generators. Some trains were rerouted or isolated, while service was reported near normal by 7:24 am, though morning crowds remained thick and disruptions lingered.

New York East River Brooklyn-Manhattan Brooklyn Transit Authority Queens Manhattan

Real Estate and Services Listings in Frederick MD

Real Estate Modern here in Frederick listing includes two apartments that can be leased as is with potential changes. Also several farms for sale and rent. Contact R. L. Kelly Rep. & R. Bowlus, Broker at 103 East Street, Frederick MD and phone numbers MU 3-6591, Monument 3-5591 for office hours and details. Various local business ads offer cleaning, tailoring, dyeing, jewelry, and elderly care services along with employment and service notices.

Frederick Larselot Helstein Traul Barney Taneytown Littlestown Ira Burnett Rt. 1 Myersville Monument Tremont Yorkshire Thurmont Calvin Winehall New Windsor Shields Vinewood Roy F. Simpson Lovettsville Virginia Miller Real Estate Agency Remington East Fourth St Poolesville George D. Arnold Knoxville Washington Sperryville Mountain View Polabo Q. D. Robert U. 5 Europe Reen St Boston U. S Waseca U.S.A Ik P National Employment Inform Newark Watkins Frederick County J. R. Watkins Company P. O Richmond Bonte's South Market St Frederick News-Post R. Savage State of South Bentz St Watertown Mass Robert Terry Garment Co Walkersville

Landmark In Garrett County Fire Wrecked

Mt Lake Park II landmark the former Alfenhurst Hotel in Garrett County burned last night. The two story frame building, snow owned by Arthur Warnick, housed a four family apartment dwelling. All residents escaped into sub zero temperatures and no injuries were reported. Fire Chief Emray Bolden of the Oakland volunteers estimated damage at 10 000 dollars, with replacement costs likely reaching 30 000 dollars.

MT. Lake Park Alfenhurst Garrett County Arthur Warnick Welling Emray Bolden Oakland Volunteers Bolden

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