Promoted Ralph W Marsh Named Manager at Gulf Unit
Ralph W Marsh of Roanoke Virginia, longtime Gulf Oil executive, has been promoted to manager of Business Analysis and Market Nel Tireer 4 Corporation Division Office in Philadelphia. He joined Gulf in Frederick in 1927 and has served as District Manager in Roanoke for Southwest Virginia. He and wife Virginia Willard and their son Ralph will move to Philadelphia at month end after school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Marsh
Marquet Nel Tireer 4 Corporation
Philadelphia
Marsh
Gulf Oil Corporation
Frederick
Roanoke
Southwest Virginia Co
Gulf
Virginia Willard
Ralph
Washingtons Character and the Sacred Fire of Liberty
Daniel Webster praised George Washington as the source of America's character. He argued Washington preserved liberty through war and peace, guiding a republic whose ideals endure despite battles, criticism, and conspiracies. The piece notes Washington's resilience at Valley Forge and his role in forging a lasting nation.
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America
Washington
Daniel Webster
Gris
Brandywine
Germantown
Long Island
Valley Forge
Congress
Son of Washington
Frederick High School Athletic Center thanks media and public
The Frederick High School Athletic Center thanks The News for promoting Md Terps and Shipley Celtics and entries from both teams. Eugene Hummel head football coach and James Zimmerman athletic director extend gratitude to public and team members for services. Feb 21. The Frederick County Christian Youth Council also expresses appreciation for cooperative publicity of Youth Week observances with Sandra Hurdel Secretary.
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Frederick High School
MD. Terps
Shipley Celtics
Alsume
Eugene Hummel
James Zimmerman
Frederick County Christian Youth Council
Str
Youth Week
Sandra Hurdelf
Weddings of Brahivel Wyers Wiss and Brightwell couples
Two weddings reported on February 3. Virginia Lee Vieers Wiss and Riecell Austin Brightwell married by Rev Genice Brown at a home ceremony on Macrelia Avenue with matron of honor Mrs Dearon Brightwell. The other couple, Garver Koontz, performed February 2 at the Ravan Memorial Lutheran Church with attendants. Couples now reside at 223 West Patrick Street.
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Brahivel
Wyers Wiss
Virginia Lee
South Market Street
Riecell
Austin Brightwell
East Seventh Street
Genice
Brown
Macrelia
Enue
Dearon
Hechard
Brightwell
Brightwell Wat Nest Gian
Vista
Ric
Garver
Koontz
Ravangelical Lutheran Church
Carl Knnytz Danaitar
Kane
Merkle Hoffman
Libertyfoun
Paul Garver
Sadie Garver
Frederek
Charles Fo Trunk
Mroo
Mes Parl Sutrer
Onde
Ays Sutrer
Mrs. Garver
West Patrick Street
I Frederick
Personal Notices From A Quiet County Community
Former County Commissioner Samuel H Young and Mrs Young attend a quiet observance at their North College Parkway home. Mrs John S Eicholtz observed her birthday on Sunday receiving gifts and flowers. Mr and Mrs Guy Kelly and Mr and Mrs Edward Mantz of Frederick plan Mardi Gras in New Orleans and return this weekend. John Hult and daughters Patsy and Ann hosted in Springfield PA for Katharine Minker on East Patrick Street. Herman Brust Jr of Edgewood returned from a Sargent and Greenleaf School course in Rochester NY. his wife and daughter Susan visited friends there. A surprise party celebrated Charles Winpigler at Polly Crummitt’s home with many gifts and family friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Young
Young
North College Parkway
Ohn S Eicholtz
East Second Street
Eicholtz
Guy Kelly
Edward Mantz
Frederick
New Orleans
Alrs
John Hult
Patsy
Ann
Springeld
Katharine Minker
East Patrick Street
Herman Brust Jr
Edgewood
Sargent and Greenleaf Sale and Lock School
Rochester
Brust
Susan
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The News column dated February twenty two describe indictments by a grand jury after deliberations and numerous violations of digur laws. The board of commissioners on charities and corrections met at Montello Hospital electing officers. A native of the city became a Baltimore and Ohio passenger agent in Washington and assumed new duties in March.
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the News
Twenty Years Ago in the News Feb 2
A fragmented notice recalls twenty years past with mentions of various officials and events. Names linked to regional offices appear, including a head football coach transition at a Western Marsland College and changes involving Harvard.
George Washington: From Legend to Real Man of Character
HAL BOYLr reflects on George Washington born 223 years ago and once praised as Father of His Country. He contrasts legend with truth noting faults, but highlights courage, energy, judgment, and modesty as the basis of admiration. Washington’s humanity shows in schooling, flirtations, smallpox scars, and leadership flaws that led to ultimate victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Washington
George Washington
George
Benjamin Franklin
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Gale
Jefferson
Calder
Jie
Abraham Lanceln
Fane
Hospital Report of Local Deaths and Injuries
Among the sick and injured, several names appear connected to a road accident near Pomerith Memorial. Victims include Victor Mercey and others treated at Memorial and Frederick Memorial Hospitals. Conditions range from stable to satisfactory as investigations continue.
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Laat
Oat Ratversey
Pegler
Mencia
Victor Mercey
Dorset Lewis
Dewisdale
Pahent
Modcomers Yelly Cooveral Hospital
Linwondt Offutt Hinghd Sps
Pomerith Memorial Flas
Knowland Urges Realism on United Nations Role in World Peace
In a San Francisco speech, Senate Republican leader Knowland questions UN effectiveness, warns against relying on the UN for world government, and urges candidates to clarify positions on collective security. He cites Korea, Soviet support for aggression, and calls for maintaining constitutional freedoms against UN influence.
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Davin Lawrence Washington
San Franciso
Knowland
United States
Senate
Congress
United Nations
China
California
Senate of the
General Assembly
Security Council
The
Beromes
Parmoenet
Soviet Union
T Nia
Korea
MI6
Organization
Republian
U.N
Washington
Delvery
San Franncisco
Fugnia
Education Problems Taken Up At Meeting
Discussion on filling or pending vacancy on the School Board was deferred until more names could be presented. The committee’s information on forming an appointed or elected School Board will be expanded for future debate. Mrs. Cook outlined state aid conditions for local schools and how needs determine funding from local tax sources.
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Annapolis
Cook
Fellowship Family Dinner At Evangelical Reformed Church
A large attendance of church members gathered Monday night at the Evangelical Reformed Church for the annual fellowship family dinner. Pastor Rev. Paul L. Asthouse led the event with Randall Irginbotham providing a magic show and the audience joining in group singing.
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Fellowship
Paul L. Asthouse
Theaffan
Aye Mae Wadi
Local Sears Employees Hold $317,433 Nest Egg
Sears manager G W Gallup announced at a fund meeting that the local Sears Savings and Profit Sharing Pension Fund holds 3,044 shares of Sears stock plus cash and investments totaling about 517,430.09 for 70 members. The fund, started in 1966, now exceeds 630 million in current assets, with 294 million from wages deposits. it owns 20 percent of Sears stock, and eligibility begins after one year.
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Sears
G W. Gallup
Gallup
Sears Savings and
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Segular Sears
Lmpinoye
Stars
Simple Memorial Dedication At Frederick Club Dinner
Rev Ralph F White presided as a simple ceremony presented by Mrs Lucile Wolford in memory of her husband Arthur T Wolford a Oniion Club member who died October 27 1933 at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner meeting Attendees included Myre Hazel Harbaugh and others Committees led by Teving A Abb Totin M Sausser John A McCaie Irvin 14 Ramsburs organized the event Edward Smith Jr won the attendance award Louis Kinsey served as cashier The program chair noted varied uses for the new system
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Ralph F. White
Lucile Wolford
Frederick l
Francis Scott Key
Arthur T Wolford
yTeving A. Abb
Totin M Sausser
John A McCaie
Irvin
Ramsburs
Ernest W. Reeder
Rournan
Edward Smith, Jr
Loui C Kinsey
Burns and McKeldin Win Freedom Foundation Awards
Maryland figures Burns Vincent Godfrey Burns and Governor McKeldin win George Washington Honor Medals in the 1954 Freedom Foundation awards at Valley Forge. Burns receives 1909 dollars for The Four Fundamentals of American Idealism. McKeldin takes second with an untitled public address and 50 dollars.
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Valley Forge
Maryland
McKeldin
The
Freedoms Foundation
Annapolis
Vincent Godfrey Burns
Burns
Enping Forest
Annapoli
Heas
Loavier
Wiley H Batee Hrzh
George Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore City College
Baltimore City Public Schools
George Washinngton
Eastern Bat School
Institute of Notre Dame
Mergenthaler Vacalinnal
Sehanl Hanne Cartihcate
Patterson Park
St Mary's Villa
Southern High School
Chevy Chase
Alfred Myers
Leland St
Cumberland Alegany Fhed
Aleohy Mirror
George Washington Fanor
Allegany High School
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Fort Ell
the Sentinel
Times and Allegorian Co
Hagerstown Hagerstown High School
AMET
Savage Mery Elurray
Columbia Scholastic Press Advisers Assn
George Washinton
Reisterstown Franklin High School
Silver Spring
John L Kent
Malcolm Drive
Washington
National Republic
Suitland Sutland
Senee Hush School
Lecture Sketches American Painting From English Roots
Gale P. Miner an assistant professor of art spoke at Hood College on American painting tracing its English origins through landscape portraiture and the rise of impressionism. He noted European influence fading as distinctly American styles emerged and highlighted the field's evolution from early colonial copies to modern expressions.
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Gale P. Miner
Hood College
Friandte of the Tacanh
Mr Mine
Gilbert Stuart
Money
France
Miner
H Aanmc
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Polly Crumtmitt
Charles Winpigler
Airy
Patly Crummitt
Jeanette Rice
Sylvia Brightwell
Sintley Thoma
Nancy “Talbot
Patsy Thomas
Mary Jane Crummit
JoAnn Crummitt
Charles Winpigier
Dummy Clark
Hubert Win
Agaliens
Fie
Forderatyius Finjecatioy
Tate
Tay
Aumerman South Carell Street
Boyle
Sen
Law
Francisco
Paul Mazahe
Frederick County
William B. Burall
William H Bart Bis
Magaha
Yellow Springs
Frederick City
Yellow Spit
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Marrien
Mro
Mes
Leicester Thomas Sp
Qamstesen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sears. Roe
Board of Directors
Chester Delphey
Hagerstown
Dakotas
Delphey
Menry Apple
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