Society News Highlights From Frederick County
Society items note a Valentine din ner dance at Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks hosted by the Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association with Chavies catering and Esquirts music. Also covered are Civic Club plans at Hotel Frederick with speaker Charles Mathias and a Valentine party by the Livny Club, plus engagements, wedding notices, a 50th anniversary surprise reception for Mr. and Mrs. Riddlemoser, and a Maryland University scholarship win by Will Moore.
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Valentine Nance
Camp Kanawha
Valentine
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Point of Rocks
Esquirts
Charles Anslin Sherald
Dhateurant
George W. Kling
Joseph
Stephens
Civic Club
Merton Thesday
Fredevick
Allains
John Culler Sr
Weit Man
Elmer B.munshaveer
Charles McC
Mathias Dy
James A. Grave
Posumastur
Melvin Partridge
Wake
George B. Hoke
Ebrahama
Frederick
Antiyoin
Drew G. Truxal
Henry Abe Hore
Mvistrel
Navianbur
Austin F. Haffner
Clarke Py Zions
Tyner
Elmers
Plage
Ehler
Mry
Mis
Atl le ‘Melly
Frederick Nveaute
Beth
Laively
Joseph Riddlemoser
Catoctin
Bir
Toy Stockman
Stockmars
Riddlemoser
Frederick County
Alr
Aira
Revny A. Hedges
Samuel S. Summers
Bradgack
Middlemeser
Delysit
Mich
Homemakers Club Meeting and Teen Dance Noted in Intanville
Intanville Homemakers Club met at the Gyamge Hall in Cole with discussion on highway safety and road improvements. A charitable motion raised 5.00 for the March of Dimes and Heart Fund. Teenagers held a Valentine dance at Elm Street School with sweethearts Brenda Beagie and Wi Yam Howard. Connie Sanger and David Berger won the spot dance, Susan Jacobson and Bryant Aylots the jitterbug.
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Intanville
Chih
Ihel
Gyamge
Cole
Rarvicks
Accidans
Maryland
Elu
March of Dimes
Heart
Clathing
Walter Zimmerman
Thes
Chilren
Inna
Brenda Beagie
Yam Howard
Elm Street
Connie Sanger
David Berger
Susan Jacobson
Bryant Aylots
Fack Hendrickson
Valentine
U.S. Army
Thain
W. Corbin
Jamess
Forry Directa
Bersey Kandel
T. Muldoon
Ita
U. S
Mes Dindlsitys
Abe
Abe Sclav
Delachiment
Marie Lawman
Thea
Civil Defense Police Course Starts Here in Frederick County
The first of seven Civil Defense Police courses met at 7:30 p.m. at the Reserve Armory East Street with about 75 county residents and 67 enrolled. Frederick County Civil Defense officials welcomed participants and outlined federal and state responsibilities along with local duties. Remaining sessions will be at Frederick High School with enrollments continuing. those wishing to join may attend the next session at 7:30 p.m. on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Lefense
Robert Ebaan
Maryland
Civil Defense Agency
Loreal Civil
William, M. Hanek
Frederick City
Charlest . W. Maim
Maryhaul Civil Defense Plan
We. Creaghan
Garpokal Samuel Conrad
Lrederick High School
Tie Prederick High
Hats Rise With Spring Color In New York Shows
New York designers unveil spring millinery emphasizing shadowed faces and concealment. Large cloche hats give depth while many styles expose the eyes, with vivid prints and bright turbans in raspberry, violet, turquoise, lime, and yellow.
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Milan
Editur
New York
Snr
Violinist Dr Ramaley Plays Scandinavian Works at Hood College
Dr Ramaley and Mrs Lewis presented a Monday Musicales program in Coffman Chapel Hood College with guest violinist Hamaley performing Grieg’s Sonata for Violin and Piano op 13 in G major. The concert featured Palmgren Farnefelt and Sinding pieces with introductions.
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Tudoh . Hamaley
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Mond Lay
Frank Lewis
Walt Edward Crieg
Grieg
Ramaley
Ho Webster
Whitehill
James Falk
Brank Griffin
Stephen
Langley I
His Valentine A Heart Story of a Teen Heart Surgery
A 1955 Baltimore hospital operation replaced part of the aorta with nylon in a teenage boy named Robert. The tale, recounted by Ada Moore of the Frederick County Heart Association, notes his recovery and later use of wheelchairs before clearance. The piece also touches valentines and local civic chatter about city grills and street hazards for high heels.
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Richard Garber
Peedetick High School
Nut
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert
Ada Moore
Fredgevick County Heart Association
Camics
Valentines
Desser
Amos R. Keller Jr
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Gott
Monthly Meeting of OFWSC5 at Calvary Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist church held a February meeting themed Do I Need a Spring Tonic focusing on Spells of Thinking. Members discussed enlarging understanding of God's children, shared songs, and handed out token messages with spiritual reminders. Special guests from Inward and Upward Class and the King's Daughters Class attended. arrangements and dates for Lent and World Day of Prayer were noted.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Cal
Chiweh
Samuel Rose
United Nations
Japan
International Christian University of Japan
Grayson Stevens
Sassafras
Rose
Grayson
Stevens
Robert, Allen
Ravers Kling
Edward Pearl
Ray Smith
Ernest Webb
Reuben Guild
Hussell Dudraw
John Brack
A. F. T. Baum
Sarah Williams
Charles. Browning
William Hall
Evangelical; Lutheran Church
Zane
Fitnaore Sethodist Church
Unionville
King's Dausiters
Mes. Melvin
Tabler
Frank
Smith St
Virgie S Vley
Ira Stottlemyer
Lenore Stoner
M. L. Summers
Earl Stup
Thomas Summers
Parole Granted for Four Lancaster County Larceny Convicts
Four men sentenced by Adams County Court last August to six to nine months in jail on larceny charges were paroled Wednesday afternoon. Each is released on probation for six months and will report to the probation officer starting Monday. Individuals named are Donald Cool of Emmitsburg, William Myers of Emmitsburg Route 7, and Raymond Springer of Emmitsburg Route 1.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Donald Cool
Emmillsburg
William Myers
Emmnilsburg R
Raymond Springer
Emmilsburg R
Carrier Examination Opens for Rural Carrier Post
The Civil Service Commission announced that the examination for a Rural Carrier at Poolesville will open for applications and accept them until March 11, 1958.
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Poolesville
Civil Service ® Commission
Bridge Meet Dominated by Nenved and Worthington
IV fancrs Nenved led a bridge session at the Amvels Club tonight under the Prederfuk Bridge Club auspices. Russell captured the top master point, with Dr Leonard Spera and Mr Willan TM Selzer taking second, followed by Mr and Mrs Mantel M. Weinberg in third and Ernest dloseh with Julius Jacobson in fourth.
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Frank BD. Worthington
Eggie
Russell
Amvels Club
Prederfuk Bridge Club
Leonard Spera
Willan TM Selzer
Mantel M. Weinberg
Ernest! Dloseh
Julius Jacobson
School Cases Before Court In Middletown District Court
Two parents Grace Jewell of near Lilyspon and Arthur Horlen near Mk Alry faced warnings to send children to school or face full sentences. Jewell and Horlen were found guilty and given 10 days suspended jail with $100 fines. repeated absence led to threats of further penalties. Local officials cited numerous unexcused absences, clothing issues, and a Salvation Army aid effort, while radar speed cases and a public parley at Northeast Junior High highlighted broader enforcement and discipline efforts.
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Mauislvale Wilbur
Sheffield
Bliss Doris L. Barsey
Board of Education
Jewell
Hortoa
Carrollecounty School
Middletown
Sheffeld
John G. Minnick
Middletown,Jr
Luoper J. W.J. McFarland
Lynn
Thomas
Wis
House of Correction
Sinlimil
Wile Sh. Nort
Alden E. Billner
Hagerstown
Bitlner
Robert C. Snyder
Charles H. Brunner
Abt
Bradelork
Notable February crash trial narrows to verdict
February accident details emerge with Oliver A. Levis found guilty of speeding excess in U.S. 40 through Frederick county. A suspended judgment was imposed after Frost, the arresting officer, described the defendant’s speed as between 45 and 90 mph.
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Hndights
Tynner J. Wo Mead
Neang
Oliver A. Levis
U.S
Frederick Naorty
Trobe
Frost
Hie
Dytendant
No Quick End Seen to Tunisian Crisis
Washington officials see little chance for a rapid settlement of the French Tunisian dispute. They fear a flare up over clashes between French forces and Tunisian guards could escalate. The State Department aims to prevent a UN showdown that would force the United States to choose sides. Tunisia asked for an early UN Security Council meeting, with talks possible next Monday or Tuesday.
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Washington
U.S
Julle
France
Tunisia
United Nations
United States
Security Council O
LaBy Survives Mother After Fatal Birth At Ann Arbor
Fragmentary note reports a baby surviving after the mother died in Ann Arbor near University Hospital. The article mentions legal action related to religious use of public schools in Delaware and an attorney general’s office statement.
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Laby
Ann Arbor
Midh
Bork
Jerema
University Hospital
Jals
Wilmington
Del
Attorney General's Office
Delaware
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