Frederick Newspaper Masthead and Rates February 21 1955
Established 1883 published daily except Sunday by the Great Southern Printing and Mfg Co at 2 North Court St Frederick Maryland. Subscription options include single copy five cents and prepaid plans: one month one dollar, three months two dollars and fifty cents, six months four dollars and forty cents, yearly nine dollars. Entry at Frederick post office as second class matter.
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Great Southern Ptg
É& Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulators
National sales group promotes certificates of merit
Service With A Smile urges shoppers to reward courteous sales staff with merit certificates issued to observers. Members nationwide plan to act as shoppers' proxies, sending citations to store management to encourage better treatment. The program, begun early this year, aims to publicly recognize good selling with courtesy. Also reported: sale of Mrs Minnie Summers property brought high prices at auction by John W Null and Delbert S Null. Real estate sold included a lot and frame house on Tahanterellum at 1a for 2900, bought by Russell F and Virgie R Droneburs of Jefferson.
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National Sales Executives, Inc
Nesares
National Group
Minnie FE. Summers
John W. Null
Delbert
Null
John Null
Taha
Russell F
Virgie R. Droneburs
Jefferson
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns Feb 21 1205
The Potomac feared a freshet as rapid ice breakup rose with rain. the river, ice bound in places, saw six to 200 inch thick ice and a train from Mt. Airy to Baltimore stop at Gaithersburg, water on rails freezing wheels and rails, delaying service about two hours. Fire plugs feared frozen. water superintendent Trewsay said weekly checks kept them open. A hawk six feet long with a 16 inch wingspan was captured near Adamstown. The Owenry Deering property at 141 South Market Street sold to Lloyd Culler of Feagasilic by the Wiss Mantz.
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Potomac River
Meer
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Gaithers
Owenry Deering
South Market Street
Wisses Mantz
Lioyd Culler
Feagasilic
Trersay
Wr Treung Dev
Adamstown
Twentieth Anniversary Reflections From The Free News
Twenty years ago the Free News reported on a board meeting where linemen discussed a water project and ordinances cited as protecting coal dealers while destabilizing others. A Frederick County lawyer noted related charges and a magistrate held a decision, while winter temperatures prompted concerns for local goldfish farmers. A sterilization law for Maryland institutions is slated for introduction in the House by the Frederick County delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redericeh
Fredryck
Sinn
Frederick County
Lilypons
Maryland
House of Delegates
Wedding at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy
A double ring ceremony solemnized Frances A Molesworth and Rev Walter R Bartlett at Calvary Methodist Church Mt Airy on February 5. The bride wore satin with pearl accents and a fingertip veil. Rev W DeWitt Dickey assisted. reception followed.
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SaPel Lly
Calvary Alethodist
Mt. Airy
Frances A. Molesworth
Archiey RF. Molesworth
Mt Airy
Walter R Bartlett
Berlin
N. Y
Raymond Bartlett
Hudison Falls
N.Y
W. DeWitt Dickey
Ralph MM. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Norman E Etzler
Charles Kight
Owings Stills Sans
J. Raymond Molesworth
Ralph M. Sharpe
Washington
Emily Kay Pickett
Poplar Springs
Alma Jean Leatherwood
Airy
Nancy Kellogz
Nashville
Tenn
Archer Futeh, Jr
Carlos Gartreil
Silver Spring
William Bartlett
Hudson Falls
Calvin Leatherwood
Frederick
Ellis Leatherwood
Archer Tuleh
Don Piper
Hyattsville
Irs
Russell Leatherwood
de- Witt Dickey
John Elais
Branchville
Bartlett
Mt. Airy High School
Western Maryland College
Maryland
Carroll County
Isabella Thoburn College
Lucknow
India
States
Mr. Bartlett
Hudson Falls High School
Caselinn State Teachers College
Caselton
Williams College
Willamstown
Vass
Stephentown
Reader Letters on Right to Work Debate in Nears Editorial
Raymond Hartsock of United Stone and Allied Product Workers of America writes from Frederick Maryland criticizing the right to work push. He argues the Chamber of Commerce campaign misleads workers and urges emphasis on employer obligations to employees and union protections.
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Nears
Tobie Read van Sane Saper
Meigen
Fea
Nyns
Wade
Caine
Commetee
Toran
Reno
Pga
Hs Aion Mendes
Raymond Hartsock
Mes United Stone and Allied Product Workers of America
Prederick, Md
Value Of First Aid Stressed In Class Taught By Red Cross
Frederick County Red Cross instructors emphasize swift calm action in emergencies. Four Standard and Advanced First Aid classes trained 468 students and 316 new first aiders earned certificates. Instructors include Charles Taylor and Warren Evans. Dr James Marrone led Fire Company students.
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Red Cross
Frederick County
Charles Taylor
Ter
Taylor
Warren Evans
James Marrone
United Fire Company
Laurens Bowers
Lewistown
Bowers
Divorced From Politics in Frederick County Board Reform
A school board and county commissioners being from different parties is cited as preventing political influence. The speaker outlines a shift where the Governor appoints based on central committee recommendations, with the goal of depoliticizing the Board of Education. He notes current practice relies on state party committees to name appointees. The talk references that party alignment affects tax rates and school operation, and mentions other states’ results.
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New Market Grange
Warren Evans
Fern Rice
Frederick Hich
Sue Brooks
Elm Street
Kathryn Daugherty
Shirley Cramer
Thurmont High School
Betty Kelly
Liberty
Ruth Dredden
Lincoln
Shirley Derrembacher
Frederick Hagh
William Lea
Red Cross
Bruce Crum
Frederick County
PTA Council
Oclad Howe
G Nor
Republican State Central Committee
Rhoderick
Frederick Counts
Boar of Education
Geog O. Rhoderick
Viddletown
Carl Rivid
Feieaton Lam
Board of Education
Vr Rhaderich
Comaussion
Board For Education
Rhorerick
State Central
Rey
Petra
Ts Aepeyiar
Sehaat
Weg
Atp Tates
Reaysation
Frederick Igh Seas
Alyn Association
Parkway Pta
Americanism Month observed by local auxiliary units
February events feature Flag presentation to Camp Detrick cadets by Americanism chairman Mrs Ruth Rennes, with remarks by Muss Pearl Eader on the United Nations. About 70 students entered the essay contest What My Vote Means To Me. Plans for a March card party and a pop sale to benefit veterans are underway, plus a hospital nappy drive and a home meeting of the Mothers Circle with social refreshments.
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Francis Scott Key
Camp Detrick
Ruth Rennes
Briggs Phillips
Muss Pearl Eader
United Nations
Kennedy
Mie
Jape Hahn Vire
Gertrude Ponton
Varsaret Seipler
Mys Telen Catsail
Virginia Miller
Asssiee Ax Vrs
Bena Yelton
Vrs
Doroths
Vis
Jane Jfaha
Mee Fielen Cutsar
Madeline Gilbert
Servine Vehaman
Pasiton Eo
Maton
Francie Fider
Fromesbure
Patriatic
Bazaar Committees Named For Walkersville event
The Glade Valley PTA sets a Walkersville school bazaar on February 25 with a turkey and oyster supper at 3 PM both evenings. Entertainment by Walkersville High Dramatic Club directed by Mrs Hallard Best. numerous committees listed for planning, decorations, baking, and serving. A separate note recalls a Pack 270 meeting at Thurmont Home with awards and light refreshments. a death by own action case is reported in Sharpsburg.
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Glade Valley Parent Teacher Association
Walkersville School
Dramatic Club
Hallard Best
Thomas Cramer
Roger Zimmerman
George L. Barrick
Kathryn E Dren
George L Barrick
David Clark
Robert Remi
Wonder Tree
Pauline Flanagen
John Drenning
Ruth Simpson
Carlton Eppley
Enos
Clem Jee Cream
Robert AleLaren
Amon Esworthy
George Webster
William Lewis
Walter Zimmerman
Roger Layman
James Reamer
Tea
Wire Thak Garst
Claude Barrick
Charles Burkier
Wilbur Stover
Candy
Cedric Smith
Luther Hormne
Charles Price
Wilbur LeGore
Raymond Hummer
Robert Kennedy
John Poole
Edgar Zimmerman
Lee Wimebrenner
Caldwell Ott
Joseph Carlatti
Russell Saylor
Sylvester Whitmore
Lula Catshall
Paul Dinterman
Martin Fox
Kenneth Kaste
Joseph Fogle
Edith Flanagan
Allen Bowers
Leslie Lind
Kee Hummer
Joseph Reachear
Raymond Warner
Roger Hahn
Harvey Strine
Charles Hoke
Clifford Crum
Guy Buckey
David Hoke
Claborne Zimmerman
Kenneth Etzler
Geas and
Walter Poole
Glenn Remsberg
George Martin
Clarence Wolf
John Kelier
Willam T. Powell
Jean G. Eckard
Byron Crum
Irving Redmond
John Baker
Elzie Colbert
Chester Ausherman
Paul Stull
Melvin Himes
Norman Croneherr
George
Keefer Catsail
Casell Honts
Tester Dutrow
Walter Winebrenner
Wiliam J. Powell
Grayson Haller
Paul Moberly
Wait- Reeses
Ezra Grantham
Donald Derr
A. Brown
James Stoner
Chas. Miller
Richard Carew
Paul Green
Glenn Lenhart
Sonith Wate
Tio Viry
Charles Somer
Charles Cramer
Melvin Garber
George C Stauffer
Robert McLaren
John Richards
Harold Burrier
Clyde Grimes
Pail Burrier
Richard Wiles
Milton Brandt
Homer Brooks
Joseph O’ Graves
Congress Highlights and Budget Proposals in Washington
Highlights include the House Ways and Means Committee examining a $20 per person income tax cut proposal with Secretary Humphrey invited to testify in a closed session. The Senate debates a pay raise for Congress members and federal judges, while Harvey Matusow testifies about sworn statements. Senate Public Roads subcommittee begins hearings on a highway program.
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Washington
House , Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Congress
Senate
Congressional
House
Senate House
Matusow
Harvey Matusow
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate Public Roads
Charman Gore
Gore
Eisenhower
Local Personal Notices Span Birthdays Weddings Vacations
Frederick area personals note sixth birthday for Gary Wayne Sier son of Mr and Mrs James B Sier. They also celebrate their uth wedding anniversary midweek. Elaine Klein nurse student from Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore visits family Ridge Road for four weeks. to begin psychiatry training at Johns Hopkins Hospital February 21. Several families report travel to Florida and return, including Avon Park Key West and other spots. Mildred Hoffman enrolls at Morris Harvey College for spring. Births noted: James Edward Dall born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Steven Ward born February 9 to Mr and Mrs George Ungleshee, Doris Ward formerly.
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Gary Wayne Sier
James B Seir
Frederick
RFD
James B Sier
Elaine Klein
Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Lewis & Klein
Key West
Florida
Mildred & Hoffman
Rt 6
Morris Harvey Colsege
Snarlestown
W Va
Jack Dall
Wat Wee’ Nanneberger
Frederick Counts
Haws Lane
Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill Hospital
Philaneiphia
Barbara Rauimen
Food College
Center Street
Scarlatina
Bernard Callan
West
Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ross Eizenbride
Thurment
Doctor's Hospital
Washington
Miles EB. Hill
Phelps Place
N.W
Apt
D.C
Carl Shriner
Donald Esler
Lee Eyler
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Donald Lee
Roy E. Wastler
West Main Street
William §. Pryor
Viola Stocksdale
Carroll Street
Charles A Spangler
Ira Ro Bond
Motter Avenue
William Brice
Springfield Hospital
Creever
Thurmont and area sickness notes report varying recoveries
Community health notices show multiple residents from Thurmont and nearby areas in Frederick Memorial and other hospitals. Recoveries range from improving to convalescing, with several patients homeward bound or awaiting discharge, including children and adults in Thurmont, Philadelphia, and Washington DC, tied to local addresses and hospitals.
Former Boxer Helps Save Three Children
Irish Bob Murphy a light heavyweight helped rescue three children in Waltham Massachusetts after a fire started at a restaurant and apartment building He tested smoke and guided victims to safety before escaping with minor injuries.
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Waltham
Bob Murphy
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