Pot Luck Supper Draws 140 at Evangelical Reform Church
The third annual family night sponsored by the Women’s Guild Missionary Department drew about 140 people to the Evangelical Reform church social rooms. Co-chairs Edward Pease and Elmer Wachter organized a pot-luck meal themed Indian Americans. Winnebago school articles were displayed and Indian versions of the 2nd Psalm and the Lord’s Prayer were recited. The Junior Choir performed three numbers followed by a film strip Winning the Winnebagoes for Christ narrated by James Carty and shown by Richard Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Missionary Department
The
Women's Guild
Edward Pease
Elmer Wachter
Wisconsin
Robert Emge
Fisherman Park to Host Annual Fishing Derby
Local event organizers announce a community fishing derby set for February 1956. Participants from Frederick and surrounding areas are invited to compete with prizes for top catches. Registration details appear in the February 14 edition of The News.
Your Valentines Day Legend and Lupercus Origins
A compact history tracing Valentine's Day from Lupertala honoring Lupercus the wolf destroyer to the fate of Valentine of blessed memory. The piece notes pagan Rome, the prison note signed Your Valentine, and a modern nod to romantic communication amid skeptical pop culture references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupercus
Rome
Valentine
Flaminian Gate
2 Woman
Heratom
Frederick County Education Ties Highlight Town Visit
A letter from Kathbesrew Keshavari deputy director praises Frederick County schools after five weeks studying local administration. He commends democratic teaching, spending, cooperation among principals and teachers, and the welcome received during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathbesrew Keshavers
Trae
Frederick County
K. Keshavari
Ivan Frederick
Sickness Update From Local Hospitals
Among the sick Mr Rose Cappello a well known grocer underwent major surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is in satisfactory condition He has been a patient since last Wednesday Mr William C Smith is gravely ill at his son Clinton Smiths near Woodsboro Mr Frederick J Kottmger at 322 West Patrick Street hospitalized for eye surgery at Episcopal Eve Hospital Washington is improving nicely Mrs John H Morningstar admitted for surgery Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday is reported fairly good Mrs Cecil Naille of Boonsboro Route 2 is a patient at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Cappello
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
William C. Smith
Clinton Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick J. Kottmger
West Patrick Street
Episcopal
Wasington
John H. Morningstar
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cecil Naille
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Bolivar
Jesse Bussard
Clayton Robinson
D. M. Hughes
Pentecostal Church of Christ
Bolivar Heights
Arthur Thompson
Washington
C. E. Garten
Charles Clowser
Laakestown General Hospital
Debra Lynn
Clowser
Harpers Ferry
Donald Rowland
John Paul Easterday
Charles Town
Francis Rowland
Robert Menetee
Michael Kain
Charles Town General Hospital
William Kain
Bernard Metlughan
Maurice Kain
James Emory
Yarrowsburg
Amos Himes
Camp Hill
Lawrence Parkerson
Martinsburg
Leon Edwards
Lioyd Jones
Jefferson County
Lenora Staubs
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Joe Uspila
Myrtle Stuart
Donald Rinaldi
Edward Wiltshire
Glen Millville
Walter Stotnemyer
Scott Himes
Knoxville
Elmer Wenner
Lovellsville
Maurice . Kain
Kain
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News February 14 1906
Fifty years ago items from The News describe Samuel A. Gregg named superintendent of Montevue by the Board of Charities and Correction, succeeding Bradley T. Nicodemus. Dr Robert S. Tyson named physician at Montevue and W Scott Vanfossen chosen as clerk. Delegates propose paving bills, city officials review water user list, and hospital funds receive donations at Frederick City Hospital Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Gregg
Montevue
Board of Charities and Correction
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Gregg
Jefferson
Frederick
Robert S. Tyson
W. Scott Vanfossen
Anders
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Frank ¥. Tyeryar
City Register
Shepherd
Colgate Brish
West Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital Association
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Cotones Of The News
A Northeast storm brings ice and outages as 900 poles fall and 2000 telephones go down. City schools close. transit delays hamper tram and bus service. Kaufman Garage storage area near 721 East Patrick Street damaged by roof collapse. Federated Charities relocates headquarters to South Market Street. Oliver Leonard Storn, Frederick business figure, dies at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Western Union
Kaufman Garage Company
East Patrick Street
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Frederick County Free Tuterre
Academy
William Crawford Johnsen
Library Board
Oliver Leonard Storn
Rederick City Hospital
of Serm and Ship
Propaganda moves mark Soviet push in US ties
The World Today surveys a string of Soviet public relations efforts from January to February aimed at sowing mistrust of American aims and portraying the USSR as a protective big brother. It notes Bulganin's letter offering a 20 year friendship treaty, Eisenhower and Eden’s vague joint statements, and Moscow's balloon spying allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
United States
Asa
Africa
Middle East
Russia
Britain
Eden
Eisenhower
Bul Ranin
Bulganin
United Nations
Budganin
America
Dulles
Sulganin
Frederick High to Stage Festival of Plays
Frederick High School Dramatics Department announces a Festival of Plays on February 23 and 25 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Four one act plays are organized with committees for the tenth and eleventh grade productions and the senior class presenting Steps From Beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatics
Frederick High School
Varius
Bobby Sox
Jeanne Rabstein
Janet Poole
Winnie Lawson
Ruth Kipi
Irene Sheckles
Edwisa Linthicum
Larry Smith
George May
Bill Sittig
Monty Kemp
Mark Whitmore
Marion Wolberg
Carol Lemaster
Elsie Largen
Terry Harman
Pat Mullinix
Helen Stull
Donna Taylor
Nancy Ernest
Ruth Clipe
Bill Moore
Wands Hoffman
Howard Stupprops
Emma Baker
Anne Kaiji
Leandra Caniford
June Sherman
Janie Griffin
Julia Schindel
Pat Beaver
Connie Shankle
Mary Alice Cissel
Marie Biser
Sally Salth
Connle Myers
Kitty Keller
Teddy Ponte
Jor Baker
Charles Howard
Shirley Arold
Odetta Brown
Shirley Deedy
Barbara Zimmerman
Patti Prime
Nancy Leatherman
Barbera Staley
University of Maryianni
Pat Rosencraftr
Frederick News-Post
Libby Powell
Hagerstown
Fisher to address Blue Ridge Conference on banking automation
Raymond Fisher will speak at the Blue Ridge Conference in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wednesday evening. As Regional Financial Specialist for Burroughs Corporation he will discuss how automation will transform bank accounting using colored slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fisher
Blue Ridge
National Association of Book Auditors and
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fisher
Burroughs Corporation
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Maryland
Bank of Charles Town
Charles Town
W. Va
Old National Bank
Martinsburg
W. Ve
Amy University
Bur- Troughs Corporation
Charleston
Regnnal Financial
Burroughs
Middle Atlantic
Bessard and Ahalt Wedding United in Elizabethtown
In Elizabethtown Pa at Christ Evangelical and Reformed church a double ring ceremony joined Miss Helen Holter Ahalt daughter of Mrs William P Holter near Frederick and Luther D Bussard son of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel L Bussard of Jefferson The couple will reside at 1407 Rosefront Avenue Mr Bussard works as a carpenter and Mrs Bussard was employed at the Francis Scott Key news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Beard
Fern Lee L. Smith
Jacobs‘Bont
Béecaiee
dHardelot
Malone
Salut D'Amour
Jacquelyn Hill
Frederick
Wayne Hill
Karl Taylor
Richard Kanna
Brunswick
Spurrier
Rickard
New York City
Shell Lane
Brunswick High School
Fort Detrick
Frederick Motor Company
Rickardspurrier
Best Mas
Jacquelyn Hall
Anna Evelyn Spurrier
Earl L. Spurrier
Brunewick
John Clayton Rickard
Chultzschaeffer
Alleine Schaeffer
Wesley Franklin Schaeffer
Buckeystown
William L. Schultz
Braddock
Palar Church of God
Franklin P. Brose
Center
Bessard
Ahalt
Christ Evangelical and Reformed
Elizabethtown
Helen Holter Ahalt
William P. Holter
Holter
Luther D. Bussard
Daniel L. Bussard
Defferson
Philip E. Saylor
Sally
Mrs. Bussard
Rosefront Avenue
Mr. Bussard
Personal News From Maple Heights and Local Births
Mr and Mrs Saul Kaye celebrate tet today for their new home in Maple Heights near Cleveland. Kenneth and Sarah Ellen are mentioned. Mr Kaye worked at Fort Detrick for 13 years and will join Ben Venue Laboratories as a Testarch director. Birth of Carel Ann Boone reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital January 16 weighing eight pounds two and two hal ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Kaye
Kenneth
Sarah Ellen
Maple Heights
Cleveland
Grant Place
Kaye
Fort Detrick
Ben Venue Laboratories
Testarch
T. Edgie Russell
Howard Ash
East Church Street
Kocal
Charles £. Boone
Taney
Frederick
Carel Ann Boone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etta M. Poole
Russell Poole
Phoenix
Artz
Musee Poele
X. M. Peete
Admits Guilt and Fined in Trial Magistrate Court
Frank M. Lester pleaded guilty to failing to drive to the right of the highway and was fined 35 dollars plus costs. The report details multiple traffic violations with fines ranging from 6.45 to 16.45 dollars, plus one suspended sentence for intoxication. Authorities cited include Stee Tresper L. C. Clark and Trooper Joe Clark, with numerous defendants from Frederick, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Frank M. Lester
RFD
Frederick
Stee
L. C. Clark
Ford Road
Frank
Bensett
Sykesville
John FE. Cartee
U. 5
Charles N. Ambush
Motter Avenue
North Market Street
William Mutchner
Moore Opposes American Referee for London Title Fight
Archie Moore may refuse to defend his light heavyweight crown in London next month unless an American referee is used. Promoter Jack Solomons says a contract requires referee selection by the British Boxing Board of Control. Moore criticizes a recent London decision and notes his manager Charley Johnston has limited current contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack Solomons
Archie Moore
Moore
San Diego
Calif
British Boxing Board of Control
Dai Tupang
Drake Earns Narrow Draw After Penalties At New York Fight
Drake, 25, fought Smallwood to a 2 1 draw in one round but penalties cost him a decision. Referee Ray Miller penalized Drake for holding and hitting in late rounds. Judges split on the outcome with cards near 5 5 and 6 4 in favor of Smallwood on the AP card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Smallwood
New York
Ray Drake
St. Nicholas Arena
Hardy
Miller
Artie Aidala
Nick Gambdli
Small Wood
Nime
Bolivar area notes births visits and church plans
Local column from Bolivar West Virginia reports marriages and births including Debra Lynn Clowser in Harpers Ferry and a yet unborn home for the aged and orphanage project by Rev. D. M. Hughes. It notes visits by Minnie Virts Steuart White and others, a color TV purchase in Jefferson county, and community life with church attendance and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
W. Va
Minnie Virts
Harpers Ferry
William Lynn
Washngton
Harvey Sarthe
Steuart D. White
Chicago
James Archibald J
Rev. White
Washington, D.C
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several families welcoming new babies. Gary Robert to Mr. and Mrs. C Robert Sandower of West Fifth street. Wanda Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E Hobbs of West Patrick street. a second child Gauauier to Mr. and Mrs Wilbur M Fritz of Union Bridge. Karen Regina to Mr. and Mrs Lester T Rodgers of Rosemont avenue. Michael the second son to Mr. and Mrs Garfield Potts of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Robert Sandower
West Fifth Street
Gary Robert
Robert E. Hobbs
West Patrick Street
Wanda Ann
Wilbur M. Fritz
Union Bridge
Senda Mee
Lester T. Rodgers
Rosemont Avenue
Karen Regina
Interwoven Stocking Co. signs one-year contract
Martinsburg announcement says the Interwoven Stocking Co signs a one-year labor contract with a pay raise totaling more than 300 dollars. The new agreement raises the annual payroll to over 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg W. Val B
Interwoven Stocking Co
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Tuceder
Seabee Boros
Ench. Md
Trinity Methodist W. 5. C
Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society of
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Harvey Lare
Columus
Cotones of the News
Margaret Schaeffer
Charles Schultz
Orville Baer
Braddock Heights
Goldie Schultz
Wesley Schaeffer
Jeannie
Thomas Schaeffer
Timmié
Susan Creager
Herschel Elder Jr
Jean Schultz
Kathy Schultz
Clarence Jewell
William Tyergar
Lloyd Gilbert
Delphanie Frushour
Richard C. Miller
Hendrickson’s Department Store
Sheeley’s
John Schaeffer
Michael Baer
Mr. White
Rodney Keith
Bir Pematt
Nate
Coy H. Johnson
Kyles Ford
Tenn
U. S
Donald F. Hottinger
Newark
U.S. East
Jane Chapman
Highland Park
Mich
Glenn “. Heisey
U. S. 40 West
George F. Barrett
Maurice R. Hager
John Grassmid
Zeeland
Robert W. Delmont
Cumberland
WU. S. 40 East
Joe Clark
Frederick 5
Goeller
Belcamp
Leon Reid Jr
Flint
U. S. 240
Noah Schiavone
Craigsville
U.S. 340
Robert L. Storer
Caleb DG
Pascal
Monkton
U. S. 340
Joseph R. Adams
Cartee
Donald P. Shook
East Second Street
West All Saints Street
Set
Harry Philips
Oscar R. McGraw
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Cialis UC
Laurel
William R. Gladhill Jr
Milne Swann
Spencerville
Bernard Gerwitz
Jefferson Street
William A. Boone Jr
Solomons
Johnston
Ur Records
Lane Keatts
Richie
Earl Latchett
Robert Brookey
Pitcairn
Brooky
Loretta Null
Hazel Null
Virginia Brooks
Hill Top House
Baltitmore
D. W. Marlatt
North Mountain
Charles Wilt
Jane Shumaker
Virginia
Walter Jenkins
Frank L. Erwin
F. M. Erwin
Fairview Avenue
30Th Weather Squadron
Kimpo
Korea
Davionti
FES
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