Power Of A Woman Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace
A 1955 Frederick News brief comments on the Weather Bureau naming hurricanes as women. It notes past hurricanes Carol Edna and Hazel and predicts Curie Hilda and Alice for 1955. The piece pokes fun at gender naming while quoting Kipling on female peril and notes public protests against the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Connie
Clare
Edith
Flora
Gladys
Hilde
Ione
Janet
Katie
Linde
Martha
Nelis
Orva
Weather Bureau
Kipling
Carol
Edna
Hazel
Curie
Hilda
Clarence
Ernest
Harry
Alice
United States
Weather’ Bureau
Tawes Honored By 300 Attending Dinner
Maryland State Comptroller J Millard Tawes who began his term January 17 was guest of honor at a Monday dinner dance hosted by the Comptroller's office employees at the Elks Club Baltimore. The eighth consecutive affair drew well over 300 employees guests and friends with Edward Akers as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Millard .Tawes
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Lone Of The News
Fifty years ago Frederic residents and county legal figure Charles Worthington Sr died after brief illness. The Aldermen reconsidered building renumbering, switching to the News system starting with 4 in block one and 101 in block two. Burglars broke into Williams and Fultz stores at Viamneville, with minor theft. A KOOGLES schoolhouse debate over women's suffrage saw Dallas Cabb win over Ridgely. Archie's class dance at a local hall was well attended with carnival attire and lively social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worthington Floss
Fredericx
Central National Bank
Board of Aldermen
Douglas
A. K. Wiliams
A. M. Fultz
Viamneville
Koogles Echool House
Myersville
Dallas Cabh
Robert J Ridgely
Marion Brandenaure
Ane Ward Leatherman
Archie
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News columns dated February 25 1914 note Freroux Hospital patient ill ten weeks at age 64. A bill authorizing Emmitsburg town improvements up to 819.90 passed the Legislature via Senator LeGore. The United States Department of Agriculture plans a first annual mechanical and better housing show at the State Armory March 11 to 16. Little Miss Elizabeth Etchison and Master Edward Etchison, children of A Hart Etchison, are ill at home with chickenpox on North Merket Street.
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SIALB
Freroux Hospital
Emnutsburg
LeGore
United States
State Armory
Elizabeth Etchison
Edward Etchison
A. Hart Etchison
North Merket Street
Obituaries of Edwin Dunn and Edwin Franklin in Sandy Hook area
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Edwin Duns Dunn 63, retired BEC Railroad employee and World War I veteran, and Edwin Austin Johnson, husband of Betty Jane Johnson, both from Sandy Hook and nearby communities. Also announced is the engagement of Sherman P. Bowers’s daughter Veronica Bowers to Thomas Pierce Jenkins, with education and family details for each party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Duns
Edwin Dunn
BEC
Newton D Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thor
Annie Dunn
Sandy Hook
Steadman-Keeman Post
American Legion
Brunswick
Edith V. Painter Dunn
Alrs
Lore
Lore’ts Lacaerbeam
Bolivar
Eileen Haines
Bessie Raman
Agnes Deaner
James Dunn
Waitham Sranklin
Wlowrwin
Atu
Carne Mirley
Margaret Bowers
Bailimore the Hady
Vis
Gelatin Trelves
Sherman Philip Bowers
Saint Market Street
Encopmont
Thomas Pierce Jenkins
Calit
Bowers
Northfield School For Girls
East Northfield
Mass
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Hood Cortese
Jenkins
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Jorius Hopkins School of Medicine
Nu Sigma Medical Fraterniity
Funerals Held for Shackler and Kolker in Frederick Area
Funeral services were held for Peter L. Shackler at Allison funeral home in Emmitsburg on Wednesday afternoon with Rev. Philip Bower officiating and burial in Mt View Cemetery. Pallbearers included Allen Ballinger, John Tyler, Gus Shoemaker, Clyde Frock, Roy Sanders, and Clarence Waybright. Louis Kolker, 72, of 3669 Forest Fall Road Baltimore died there Sunday. Services were held in Baltimore with interment in Arlington Cemetery. Kolker had been visiting his daughter Nat Winters at 19 Fairview Avenue. his son Irvine Kolker also lived at 19 Fairview Avenue.
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Ernest R. Franklin
Taylorsville
Indaw
Edward W. Will
Tastorsville
Carroll County
Nathan
Sarah Veanklin
Clara H. Franklin
Will
Fred Madin
Tavorsville
Winefield
Ret K. Sawyers
Sams Creek
Edwin Austin Johnson
Betty Jane .Johnson
Betty Jane Redmond
Charles Redmond
East Firth Street
Adelphi
Sherry
Craig
Anud
Phylis Diers
Takoma Park
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Salem
Allison Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Peter L. Shackler
Taneytown
Red
Philip Bower
Mt. View
Allen Ballinger
John Tyler
Gus Shoemaker
Clyde Frock
Roy Sanders
Clarence Waybright
Louis Kolker
Forest Fall Road
Baltimore
Arlington Cemetery
Kolker
Daugler
Nat Winters
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Irvine Kolker
Fairview
Donald A. Reeser
Mt Pleasant
David
Lynn Albaug
Pal
Kathy
Bobby Brunner
Marsha
Stevie Burvier
Suds
Charlene Flora
Barbara Main
Dwight Mullican
Jackie Reese
Michael
Linda Turcker
Denis
Joanne
Ron Havad
Briar
Cinds
Reeser
Rotary distributes posters to schools for Rotary anniversary
The Frederek Rotary distribute framed posters titled the fate way fest to public and parochial schools across the county. Herbert of Vavney Chicago authored the program as a commemorative item for Rotary International’s golden anniversary. Posters were framed by Clyde M. Roney and presented by Rotary members at multiple high schools and in Fort Wayne and Wakefield areas. A second note covers Mia To Batley attending a Philadelphia business life insurance seminar with the 1954 Million Dollar Round Table, and other agents from the Middle Atlantic Division.
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Frederek Rotary
Rotary International
Herbert of
Vavney
Chicago
Watertatranal
Sears
Clyde M. Roney
Rolaprans
Allen de Quiver
Cera
Lincoln
Fort Lanes
Walliai Forte Hh
Thurmon
Wakeersville High
Schaels Ain Maceh
Seimak Mia
Batley
New Lock Tafe Dresurance Company
Friederich
Philadelphia
Das Basiness Life Insurance
Sick list at Frederick Memorial Hospital report
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital are Louis V. Keyser of 14 West Fourteenth Street, Bonita Marie Rice of Rocky Springs, Mrs Albert Nyce, Odo Keller, Lewis H. Putman, Mrs Withiam Moore, Nancy V. Moats, Robert W. Russell, Mrs Malhart A Nagle, and Francis Guittkles. They are listed as admitted, discharged, or under treatment with several conditions noted such as starlatina and minor sorrows, all in Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Bonita Marie
Bernard O Rice
Rocky Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D. Albert Nyce
Airy
Odo Keller
Otho J. Keller
Upper
Collee Terrace
Lewis WH. Putman
Lee Place
Church Street
Fredericks Memorial
Withiam Moore
South Market Street
Nancy V. Moats
Preston L. Moats
West Patrick Street
Theomonios
St Again's School
Robert W. Russell
Shi
West Seventh Street
Wlags
Malhart A Nagle
Seventh Street
Mere Francis 2
Guittkles
Mr Mies
Freder- Dae Wy
Open Lentern Serica Annapolis Concerts Report
An OCR fragment describes a spring concert season featuring the Naval Academy and local ensembles. It mentions a March schedule with performances by Cesar Franch and the Paimasia in Fopimor, and notes the involvement of Wolfcane decorators in a high profile event.
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Ihmrs Fond
Navalademy Vain
Cata
Deante
Cesar Franch
Paimasia
Fopimor
Wolfcane
Movement Fades as Wing Rere Reported in December
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a movement or change faded by December. Named entities are unclear. readable bits suggest a political or social shift discussed in a historical newspaper context. Further readable facts are not available in the fragment.
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Ent
Damaary
Flower Symposium and garden club events planned
Flower symposium led by Mes Stuart Hatler and Jaz Bridee set for All Saints Episcopal parish hall on Monday with luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Garden club activities include meetings at Thurmont and a spring flower show planned for April 29 at the C. Burr Artz Library, plus notices of members traveling, showers, and local club projects.
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Johaiman
S. Stuart Hatler
Jaz Bridee
Marlancet Federation of Garden Clubs
All Saints Episcopal Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jennings Bailey
Murttea Hill
Burktoan
Willam Delapiaine
Bailey
Bova
Wecend
O't
Ruxton Ridgley
Flower Shaw
Taskers Chance Club
Tasker’s Chance Garden Club
Franklin Birely
Thurmont
Claude Barrick
Federated Garden Clubs of America
All Saints Mimscopal Church
Dairy Industry Side Glances Outlined To Zonta Club
Dr. Glenn H. Beck, head of the University of Maryland Dairy Department, spoke to the Frederick Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He outlined the dairy industrys economic size, health benefits, and importance, noting a national income of about 51 billion and its role alongside automotive and steel industries. He urged better advertising, merchandising, and research while discussing government surplus and rising food costs. Members heard reports on fundraisers for a modern filtration system at the YMCA pool and learned United Nations movies would be shown next week.
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Glenn H. Beck
Frederick Zorta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Beck
University of Maryland
Alice Barker
Nationalis
Linleen Sanities
Talef Steel Nutritionasia
Nik
Dr Beck
Mary Rhoads
Beatrice Fehr
Zonta Bulletin
Zonta
Ryie Tee Gee
M.C. A
Virginia Thomas
Zonta Club
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frances G. Smith
Washington, D. C
Annual Fashion Show Presented At College
Hood College Home Economics Club and Freshman Y joined on Thursday evening to present Hood's annual fashion show in Coblentz Hall after dinner. The event featured Town and Country Shop outfits, with spring separates and three piece suits in wool, linen, and cotton. Miss Marthanne Stephens narrated as models showcased outfits for many occasions amid bright colors and rhinestone trims.
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Hood College
Hood
Coblentz Hall
Marthanne Stephens
Smithfield
Saiders Hat Shop
Partyvipatine
Home Economics Club
Caroli Fredrikson
Scarsdale
Sondra Skinner
Weatfield NY
Carolyn Cane
Tawson
Dovee Laubach
Winnesoa
Elizabeth Borden
Barbara Fritchie
North
North Catasauqua, Pas Mary Ernion Gherl Tiverton, T. Linsta Kelly
Pittsburgh Pa
Mit
West Collingswood
N. J
Elizabeth Smith
Harmshares
Helene Falk
Brooklyn
Emuly Michael
Riverdale
Diffie Dill
Wrennewand
Carolyn Paton
Springfield
Nithea VanBeskirk
Searsdale
Elranay Robbins
Cincinman
Gail Wohkiiter
Calewell
Not
Jane Hollister
Ree
Some Smith
Sunt
Marisa Lowden
Remains To Be Seen If People Can Be Bought By $20 Tax Cut
A 1950s political analysis argues a $20 tax cut could sway about 33 million voters with incomes under $5,000 annually, while 800,000 taxpayers earning over $25,000 would bear heavier taxes. It warns such wealth redistribution could destroy incentives, empower socialism and threaten private enterprise, unions, and fiscal balance, questioning Democratic Party tactics ahead of 1956 elections.
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David Lawrence Wadhinglon
Huey Long
Democratic Party
Treasury
United States
America
Aso
Soviet Russia
Se Ft
Eisenhower
Congress
Daniel Reed
New York
Observance Tonight World Day of Prayer Lewistown Area
Residents of Lewistown area plan to observe World Day of Prayer this evening at Beisel Lutheran Church. Participating churches include Creagerstown Lutheran Lewistown Methodist Utica Lutheran Utica Reformed Charlesville and Bethel Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Beisell Lutheran
Creagerstown Lutheran
Utica
Frederick Chapter Xn. 4 wins national citation
A national citation of the Disabled American Veterans will be awarded to Frederick Chapter Xn. 4 for surpassing its 1954 35 membership quota. As of February, it had 19 members.
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D.A.R
Hammond Ciary
West Patrick Street
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
Clary
Paul B. Rhoads
Julia Etchison
Miriam Feely
Howard L. Green
Laura J. Hammond
James K. Johnston
Charles W. Ross
Wiliam R. Slemmer
Mary J. Shull
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North Court
Sungis
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Austin Kline
Anna Belle Fay
Carroll Moser
Roger Moser
Rotary
Louis V. Keyser
West Fourteenth Street
Cem Late Po
Leone Iy Wisteegize
Annapolis
George Henrys Rigs
Ijamsville
Arlington
Elizabeth H. Dennes
Elizabeth A. Gibson
Kemp
Williamson
Church and
Second Streets
Jim li
Oneaa
Eau Gallie
River Cave
John L.J .Tritapoe
This County
Florida
Roy Leatherman
Tritappe
Mrs. Charles
Caltins
Urbana
Glades Hotel
Ralph Harrison
Redwood Avenue
Dorothy Wright
Hamilton
Ohio
Loretta Lakes
East
Patrick Street
Bliss Wright
Henry Stull
Walter Sual
Graham White
Ralph Harrison, Sr
Bernell Grimes
Walter Sul
Charles Collins
Frank Lakel
Nancy Lakel
Harold Knode
Lincoln Stull
James Bartgis
Helen G. Dietz
South War Het Slice
Baltanare
Baltimore Cite Hospital
Walken Carty
Farview Avenue
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Anne Carty
St Varvanethe
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Arthur FP Sryth
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Denmark
Robert Larson
Braddock Heights
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Upper College Terrace
Lus Vear
Frederik Or Montgomers
Nownes
ASA
Delores Murphy
Salls Ramsburg
Violet Neal
Bernice Croper
Jenoe Carpenter
Beatrice Cole
Graces Delauter
Madge Stevens
Sturley Foreman
Annabelle Hay
Clara Crone
Jane Ray
Emma Groff
Evelon Harley
Warbie Darhutin
Mase
William H. B. Anders, Jr
SN Usne
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U. S. Naval Base
Little Creek
William H. B. Anders
West Church Street
J. Austin Younkins
Jo Ann
Mies
Shirley Ann Windsor
New Midway
Pri
Thomas D. Younkins
Fort Jackson
S. C
Ounkins
Thurbie Markoe
Harold F. Smith
Libertytown
Linda LaRue
Steuth
Charles Stansbury
Monrovia
Frederick Jaycee
A. R. Remsberg
West Thirteenth Street
Donald Koons
Peter Places
Sarniel Barrick
Richard F. Kline
Ned §. Zeiler
Buckeystown
Mexico
West Coast
Shirley Talbott
East Third Street
Thomas Zimmerman
Richard Bonne
Zimmerman
Boone
Talbott
Roger Remsburg
Stanley Gaver
Margaret Layman
Cone * Brown
Louise Marsten
Lina Pewhiss
West Patrick
Alter Bente
Dandhier
Har ‘Noesdae
Warner Hospital
Gettysbure
Mro
Curtis Topper
Emmitsbure
Anne V. Ramsburz
Bucknell Laversity
Bucknell
Richard Ramsburg
West Second Street
Dairy Industry
Washington
Senate Asticulture Committee
Tommy
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