Indian American evening at Evangelical Reform church supper
The third annual family night at the Evangelical Reform church featured a pot luck supper for about 140 attendees. Co chairs were Mr and Mrs Edward Pease and Mr and Mrs Elmer Wachter. Displayed were Winnebago tribe articles and a scene showing Winnebago schooling aid. The 23rd Psalm and Lord’s Prayer in American Indian were recited by Mrs Robert Emge and May E Andwest. The Junior Choir performed three numbers before a film strip titled Winning the Winnebagoers for Christ with narration by James Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Missionary Department
The
Women's Guild
Edward Pease
Elmer Wachter
Wisconsin
Robert Emge
May E. Andwest
Sperry L. Storm
Clist
Richard Keller
James Carty
Your Valentine Legend Shapes February History
A brief history links Valentine’s Day to Lupercalia and Lupercus, noting pre Christian rites and the later beheading of Valentine outside the Flaminian Gate. The tale recalls a jailer's daughter note signed Your Valentine and mocks modern romantic clichés seen on television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupercatia
Lupercus
Rome
Valentine
Flaminian Gate
Valente
Letters to the Editor and church society notes
Letters discuss five weeks studying school administration in Frederick area with praise for democratic education and community support. Community notices describe Trinity Methodist Woman's Society meeting with prayers and talks and Faithful Workers Society events at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Creagerstown including a birthday cake surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Frea
Frederick County
Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Harvey Lare
Larehed Ratrechmeais
Sick local residents receive varied updates on health
Among the sick Mr. Rose Cappello, a well known local grocer, underwent major surgery Monday at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and has been a patient since last Wednesday in satisfactory condition. Mr. William C. Smith is gravely ill at his son Clinton Smith’s home near Woodsboro. Frederick J. Kollmger, 322 West Patrick Street, who had eye surgery at the Episcopal Eye Trust in Washington is recovering nicely. Mrs. John H. Morningstar, RFD 3, admitted for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday is reported fairly good. Mrs. Cecil Naille, 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. Kollmger
West
Patrick Street
Episcopal Eye
Bolivar
Jesse Bussard
Clayton Robinson
D. M. Hughes
Pentecostal Church of Christ
Bolvar
Bolivar Heights
Arthur Thompson
Washington
C. F. Garten
Charles Clouser
General Hospital
Debra Lynn
Clowser
Harpers Ferry District High School
Donald Rowland
John Paul Easterday
Charles Town
Francis Rowland
Robert Menefee
Michael Kain
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
William Kain
Bernard MccHughan
Maurice Kain
James Emory
Yarrowsburg
Amos Himes
Camp Hill
Lawrence Parkerson
Martinsburg
Leon Edwards
Lloyd Jones
Jefferson County
Lenora Staubs
Winchester
Va) Memorial Hospital
Uuspiaianu
Myrtle Sturt
Donald Rinaldi
Eadward Wiltshire
Glen
Millville
Walter Stottlemyer
Scott Himes
Knoxville
Elmer Wenner
Lovettsville
Kain
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Samuel V. Gregg named superintendent of Montevue by the Board of Charities and Correction succeeding Brad ley T. Nicodemus. Dr. Robert S. Tyson named physician at Montevue and W Scott Vaofos gen chosen clerk. Frederick bill to exempt macadamized streets from paving law introduced. Mayor and Aldermen review water users with new list to increase rents. Master Colgate Brish ill but improving. Frederick City Hospital Association donations boost endowment fund. hospital treated 39, discharged 18, two died. 13 patients remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel V. Gregg
Montevue
Board of Charities and Correction
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Gregg
Jefferson
Frederick
Robert S. Tyson
W. Scott Vaofosgen
Anders
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Frank F. Tyergar
City Register
Shepherd
Colgate Brish
West Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital Association
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News February 14 1936
A northeast ice storm caused widespread damage with over 300 poles down and 2000 telephones out of service. Snow turned to sleet delaying trains buses and trolleys. city schools closed for the day. The Kaufman Garage storage room suffered over $1000 in damage from an ice coated roof collapse. The Federated Charities building will host the Frederick County Free Library’s headquarters moving from the Academy building. Oliver Leonard Storm prominent Frederick businessman died at City Hospital after weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Western Union
Kaufman Garage Company
East Patrick Street
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Frederick County Free Tetrary
Academy
William Crawford Jebares
Library Board
Oliver Leonard Storm
City Hospital
Frederck
Stermead Ship
Russia Uses Propaganda to Cast Doubt on U S Intentions
The piece outlines a Soviet public relations push aimed at sowing mistrust of American aims and winning goodwill in the Middle East Africa and among allied nations. It details dates from January to February including Bulganin Eisenhower Eden exchanges and the balloon spying allegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Frees News Analyet
Washington
United States
Ama
Africa
Middle East
Russia
Britain
Eden
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Dulko
United Nations
America
Dulles
Frederick High to Stage Four One Act Plays in February Festival
The Dramatics Department at Frederick High School announces a Festival of Plays on February 23 and 25 in the high school auditorium. Ten grade will perform Date for Bobby Sox with committees led by Jeanne Rabstein. Eleventh grade presents Nobody Sleeps and The Valiant with Bill Moore and Wanda Hoffman as stage managers. Senior class showcases Steps From Beyond with Mary Alice Cissel as stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatics
Frederick High School
At & P.m
Bobby Sox
Jeanne Rabstein
Janet Poole
Winnie Lawson
Ruth Kipi
Irene Sheckles
Edwina Linthicum
Larry Smith
George May
Bill Littiz
Monty Kemp
Mark Whitmore
Marion Wolberg
Carol Lemaster
Elsie Largen
Terry Harman
Pat Mullinix
Helen Stull
Donna Taynor
Nancy Ernest
Ruth Cline
the Valiant
Bill Moore
Wanda Hoffman
Howard Stap
Emma Baker
Rooe Kaill
Seumdra Caniford
June Sherman
Janie Griffie
Julia Schindel
Pat Beaver
Donnie Shankle
Mary Alice Cissel
Marie Biser
Sally Smith
Connie Myers
Kitty Keller
Teddy Poole
Joe Baker
Charles Howard
Shirley Arnold
Odetta Brown
Shirley Duty
Barbara Zim- Inerman
Patti Prime
Nancy Leatherman
Barbara Staley
Janet Foland
Fisher to speak on automation at Blue Ridge Conference
Raymond Fisher regional financial specialist for Burroughs Corp will address the Blue Ridge Conference of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Wednesday evening. His talk How Automation Will Affect Bank Accounting will include colored slides showing future automation effects on bank routines. The event gathers banks from Carroll Frederick and Washington counties Maryland and the Bank of Charles Town Charlestown and Old National Bank Martinsburg West Virginia. Fisher a Ohio University graduate and Burroughs sales veteran will discuss the companys regional role across 15 Middle Atlantic branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fisher
Blue Ridge
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fisher
Burroughs Corporation
Carroll
Fredenck
Washington
Maryland
Bank of
Wedding Bells in Elizabethtown for Bussard and Holter Ahalt
The double ring ceremony in Christ Evangelical Church Elizabethtown PA united Helen Holter Ahalt daughter of Mrs William F Holter and the late Mr Holter to Luther D Bussard son of the late Mr and Mrs Daniel L Bussard Jefferson. The couple received a wedding breakfast at Aunt Sallys Kitchen and will reside at 1407 Rosemont Avenue. Bussard works as a carpenter and the bride has worked at Francis Scott Key News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Elizabethtown
Personal Notices From Maple Heights and Frederick
Mr and Mrs Saul Kaye announce their move to Maple Heights near Cleveland from Grant Place. Mr Kaye joins Ben Venue Laboratories as research director after 13 years at Fort Detrick. Birthday wishes go to T Edgie Russell and Dr Howard Ash. Birth of Carol Aan Boone, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F E Boone at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighs eight pounds two and a half ounces. Mrs E M Poole of near this city visits Mr and Mrs Russell Poole and family near Phoenix Arm. Russel Poole is two, son of Mrs E M Poole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Kaye
Kenneth
Sarah Ellen
Maple Heights
Cleveland
Grant Place
Kaye
Fort Detrick
Ben Venue Laboratories
T. Edgie Russell
Howard Ash
East Church Street
Charles FE. Boone
Taney Apartments
Frederick
Carol Aan Boone
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etta M. Poole
Russell Poole
Phoenix
Arm
Russel Poole
E. M. Posie
Admits Guilt and Fined in Magistrate Court
Multiple defendants faced fines in a Magistrate's Court session. Frank Bennett and Charles Ambush were among those convicted, with Ambush receiving 30 days in jail for intoxication within city limits. A long list of traffic violations across routes U.S. 40 and U.S. 4, with fines ranging from $6.45 to $101.45, was levied against various individuals including Donald Hottinger, Tone Chapman, Glenn Helsey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Setere
Witeur FP
Sheffield Jr
Reich
Frank
Bennett
Sykes
Charles N. Ambush
Motter
North Market Street
William Mutchner
Coy H. Johnson
Kyles
U. 5
Donald F. Hottinger
Newark
Tone Chapman
Highland Park
Mich
Glenn “. Helsey
Hagerstown
U. S. 40
Charles D. Fortney
Baltimore
U. S. 4 East
Elwood Shank
U. S. 40 West
Richard C Conway
U. S. 4 West
James T. Martin
RFD
Thurmost
George F. Barrett
Maurice R. Hager
U.S. 40 West
John Grassmid
Zeeland
Robert W. Delmont
Cumberland
U. S. 40 East
Tie Clark
Frederick W, Gueller
Belcamp
Jefferson
Leon Reid Jr
Flint
Noah Schiavone
Craigsville
Robert L. Storer- Caleb DB
Postal
Monkton
U. S. 340
Joseph R. Adams
Cartee
Donald P Shook
Fast Second
West All Saints Street
Marty Philips
Oscar R. McGraw
West Patrick and
Jefferson Streets
Milne Dea Ae
William R. Gladhill Jr
Milne Swann
Spencerville
Jefferton
Bernard Gerwitt
South Jefferson Street
William A. Boone Jr
Moore Opposes British Referee in London Title Fight
Promoter Solomons says Archie Moore may skip defending his light heavyweight title in London next month without an American referee. Moore, in San Diego, says he would not defend unless his terms are met. match is set for March 13 against Yolande Pompey with a British referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jack Solomons
Archie Moore
Moore
San Diego
Calif
Boxing Board of Control
Jonaston
Trinidad
Yolande Pompey
Peter Water-man
Kid Gavilan
Solomons
Johnston
Penalty Costs Drake Over Smallwood at St Nicholas Arena
New York Ray Drake an aspiring electronic technician fought to keep studying but ended with a draw after one round and penalties. Referee Ray Miller docked Drake 159 for holding around the neck in the fifth and 158 for an after the bell hit in the ninth. Judges diverged with Artie Aidela and Nick Gambéti scoring Smallwood, while the AP card favored Smallwood overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Drake
St. Nicholas Arena
Drake
Hardy
Bazooka Smallwood
Ray Miller
Smallwood
Miller
Artie Aidela
Hed Smallwood
Nick Gambéti
Pimgabde Gyyaght Dreke Wes
Bolivar and area residents highlighted in church and family notes
Local items report visits by Minnie Virts and Steuart White in Bolivar and Harpers Ferry, home builds by Bussard and Robinson, an orphanage plan by Rev D M Hughes, births and hospital stays, birthdays and health updates, a rare color TV purchase in Jefferson County, and community greetings including Jane Shumaker visiting Virginia.
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Mr and Mrs C Robert Sandower West Fifth street welcome first child a son Gary Robert Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert E Hobbs West Patrick street welcome first child a daughter Wanda Ann Monday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur M Fritz Union Bridge welcome second child first Conauicn Aten Lae womgay. Sp 3 and Mrs Lester T Rodgers Rosemont avenue welcome second child Karen Regina Monday. Mr and Mrs Garfield Potts Walkersville welcome second child a second son Michael today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
C. Robert Sandower
West Fifth Street
Gary Robert
Robert E. Hobbs
West Patrick Street
Wanda Ann
Wilbur M. Fritz
Union Bridge
woMgay
Lester T. Rodgers
Rosemont Avenue
Karen Regina
Garfield
Interwoven Stocking Co Signs One-Year Union Pact
Martinsburg West Virginia The Interwoven Stocking Company announced today a one-year union contract increasing pay by more than 300000 dollars pushing the annual payroll in the area above 3000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsberg
Interwoven Stocking Co
Unnion
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Tesaday
K. Keshavari
Ivan
Trinity Methodist W. S. C
Trinity Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Doggett
Dogg
the News
Clarence L. Beard
Lee L. Smith
Jacobs- Bond
d'Hardelt
Salut D'Amour
Wayne Hill
Karl Taylor
Richard Kanna
Brunswick
New York City
Brunswick High School
Frederick Motor Company
Margaret Schaeffer
Charles Schultz
Orville Baer
Braddock Heights
Goldie Schultz
Wesley
Schaeffer
Jeannie
Thomas Schaeffer
John Schaeffer
Michael Baer
Rodney Keith
Bian Cennmne Sandee Mawr
Timmie
Susan Creager
Herschel Elder Jr
Jean Schultz
Kathy Schulz
Clarence Jewell
William Tyergar
Lloyd Gilbert
Delphanie Frushour
Richard C. Miller
Hendrickson’s Department Store
Sheeley’s
Braddock
University of Maryland
Pat Rowencramts
Frederick News-Post
Libby Powell
Hagerstren Daily Mall
Devall W. Sweadner
Anna May Hughes
Lane Keatts
Richie
Earl Luckett
Robert Brookey
Pitcairn
Brooks
Loretta Null
Hazel Null
Virginia Brooks
Hill Top House
D. W. Marlatt
North Mountain
W. Va
Charles Wilt
Jane Shumaker
Virginia
Mrs
Walter Jenkins
Frank L. Brain
F .M. Erwin
Fairview Avenue
30Th Weather Squadron
Kimpo
Korea
Neeco
Mage
Béern
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