Pare 4 THE NEWS Friday February 15 1957
The Frederick newspaper Pare 4 lists local items for Friday February 15 1957. The page fragment shows the title block and date line for the edition.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1957
Page
2
Parents Night Court Of Honor Held By Scouts
Emmitsburg Scouts hosted Parents Night in a Lutheran Parish hall with Lions Club members and town officials attending. The program featured the Scout oath laws and pledges, awards including Tenderfoot and merit badges, and a Living Pictures presentation before a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Atsigge Thursdey Evesiog
E Lutheran
Mem
Lions Club
Aff Kirts
Fingly
James Fitzgerald
Irvin Tokar Jr
Jerry Our
Lyman Karr
Niemann Bronk
Francis Scott Key
Philmont
Jerry Rightour
Donnie Cerrie
Wayne Warthen
Larry Topper
Ralph Ireland Jr
Gene Miller
Robert Lewis
Raymond Topper
John Topper
Bernard Ott
Tony Topper
Ronald Stouter
Eugene Linge
Jimmy Topper
Eugene Lingg
Bill Topper
Tom Hamerick
Iryin Tokar Jr
James
John Adelsberger
iLife
Eagle Scout
National Capitol Area Council
Deep Ocean Rift Cracks Earth History Says Scientists
Columbia geologists report a vast ocean floor rift about six million miles wide and two miles deep encircling the globe. The feature, linked to submarine mountain ranges of volcanic origin, may illuminate Earth’s geological history though experts see no immediate public concern.
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Columbia B
Pacific
North America
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The grand jury for the February term ended ten days of deliberations and returned 57 indictments. It urged empowering magistrates to handle petty cases and proposed removing Montevue management from politics..$13,000 in Charles E. and Miss Alice Bentz cash and bank deposits were found after their deaths on West Patrick Street. S16.88 in paper money and coins discovered in Bentz chest. further search to follow. George R B Dennis Jr. announced his candidacy for State's Attorney, as Republican county central chair. An old Walkersville house, 300 years old, district landmark, once a public school and later a colored preaching house, is being torn down. Charles T K Young bought J Albert King’s Madison Street dwelling, sold a North Bentz Street lot to Richard P. Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Charles E
Alice Bentz
West Patrick Street
Bentz
George RB. Dennis JR
Republican County Central Committee
Walkersville
George Cramer
Messrs
Charles
Noah E
Clinton Cramer
Charles T. K. Young
J. Albert King
Madison Street
Mr. Young
Wm C. Johnson
Bentz Street
Mountein City Creamery
Richard P. Ross
Maryland State Police appoints Elmer F Mix as superintendent
Lieut Col Elmer F Mix sworn in today as superintendent of the Maryland State Police by Clerk Elis Wachier. appointed by Government Nice confirmed by the States Senate. February term Circuit Court convened with A M Fisher foreman of grand jury. Ichi H Jamison of Walkersville died at Frederick City Hospital aged 53. Frederick County Efficiency and Economy Committee reports recommendations including salary increases reassessment state income tax and a one year mint on bord issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Mixshower
Maryland
Elis
Wachier
Nice
States Senate
A. EL. Fisher
Ichi H. Jamison
Walkersville
Frederick’ City Hospital
Frederick County Efficiency and Economy Committee
De Molay Mothers Circle Meeting Report
The De Molay Mothers Circle held its February meeting at 7:30 p m in the Masonic Temple led by Mrs William M Moore. New member Mrs J Frederick Kreissig was welcomed and a telephone committee was formed. A public meeting featured Joseph Jordan of Maryland Treasury on Secret Service duties and a film Crime Does Not Pay.
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de Wolay Mothers’ Circle
Masonic Temple
William M. Moore
Bernhardt Brust
E. B. Shipley
J. Frederick Kreissig
Raymond Clingan
Murray F. Fox
Eleanor Schrodel
Evelyn Tyeryar
Lucille Bartgis
J. Fkreissig
Mary Jane Tritippe- Xirs
Jacot R. Ramsburg
HL Glens Strine
Carl Staley
Joseph Jordan
Treasury Department
State of Maryland
Secret Service
Mothers’ Circle
Orchard Avenue
Dexplay
Harold Fogle
Theron Green
Austin ‘Kemp
G. Wilson Mercer
Russell L. Michael
William M.infoore
Lewren Sibert
Howard Stup
Richard A. Wenzel
Creative Younger Set Depicts Story Book Characters
Society news reports a dancing party at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with a story-book costume theme. Children and teens portrayed characters from Little Red Riding Hood to Julius Caesar, with awards for both Junior and Senior Assemblies. Carmen hosts include Mr and Mrs Herbert XN. Heston, Magnolia Avenue. Frack Heston belongs to the Senior Assembly. Barbara Susan Jacobson played the Prince in Cinderella. Milton Hendrickson as the Old Woman in the Shoe won junior top prize. Judith Patton as Queen of Hearts and Holgate Grove as Houdini led senior wins. Jane Lanner and Richard Shipp earned second in respective roles. A two-month South America cruise departs New York aboard the SS Ostro yard, for Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Walter. Passengers include Mrs. Walter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dickey of Baltimore, and relatives Miss Edna Measell and Mrs. E. B. Feasell. Walter, a MIT graduate, will join Whitman, Reynardt and Associates in Baltimore after the voyage.
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Frederick Assemblies
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Little Red Riding Hood
Julius Caesar
And
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Herbert XN
Heston
Magnolia Avenue
Frack
Barbara Susan Jacobson
Cipgerella
Milton Hendrickson
Betty Maloney
Clark Cottrell
Suzanne Patton
Andi? Holgate Grove
Houdini
Jane
South America
Charles E. Walter
New York City
Wal’ Iter
Missi
Edna Measell
E. B. Feas
Ell
City
Walter
Massachustts Institute of Technology
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Baltimore
Engagement, Dance Notes and Frederick History Talk
Brunswick couple announce Patsy Ruth Carer to Thomas Marvin Kelly engagement. Teenage dance at Staley Park Fieldhouse features Miss Carter from Frostburg Teachers College. Frederick County Historical Society to hear Charles McC Mathias Jr on 1868 city code at eight at West Patrick Street.
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George W. Carer
Brunswick
Patsy Ruth
Thomas Marvin
Valentine
Kelly
Earl
Lanaconing
Miss Carter
Staley Park
Wednes- Teachers College
Frostburg
Clementary
Anita Moberly
Frostburg State
Ers College
Barney Kandeling
Beltsville el
Saryanne Wi
Daha Rand
Leora
W. Marshall
Dickerson
Corbin
Bes
Carol Will
Grove City
Oe City
College
Ghare
Sloughby
William Zimmerman
Ispot
Joan Roberts
Rich
Frederick
Historical Society
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County Historical Society
Joseph W. Urner
James McG. McSherry
Society
West Patrick Street
Frederick Daughters crown queen at Valentine dance
Mary Alexander was crowned queen of hearts with escort Edward Krantz named king at the sick Job's Daughters Valentine Dance held in the Frederick High School gymnasium. The event drew 130 attendees and featured William Krantz's orchestra alongside decor and hospital notices for convalescent home residents and local patients.
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Mary Alexander
Valentine
Frederick High School
Edward ‘Krantz
William Krantz
Guy B. A. Anderson
Braddock Heights
Thomas R. Chapline
Vindobona
Fannie Mae Gittings
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Virgie Staley
West Second Street
Philip C. Tracey. Thurmont
Martinsburg
W. Va
Veterans ‘Center
Chuckie Lakes
Charl Lakel Jr
Lee Place
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles E. Collins
Urbana
Church Home and Hospital
Fila Bell
East Third Street
Joseph Shafer
Airview
Middletown
Launches Move For New Football Loop
Baltimore backer Millard T. Lang plans a new professional football league to be called United States Football League Inc. He sent letters to 16 city mayors inviting participation. Northern division would include Baltimore New York Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Southern division lists Miami Atlanta New Orleans Louisville St Louis Kansas City Houston and Dallas.
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Baltimore
Millard T. Lang
Baltimore Rockets
American Soccer League
United States Football League, Inc
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cinne
Rockville City Red Tape Replaced by Green System
A Rockville move replaces red tape with a green complaints method in city operations. Citizens mail or phone issues. officials log, track, and report progress with new city clerk and City Register processes. The report highlights tax notices for armed forces in Frederick and notes storm drains and other urban concerns discussed at a city meeting.
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Janey
City Register
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