Prior Sebastian Wedding in Florida to Start Life in Skokie
The wedding of Miss Ella Sebastianelli to Lee Almas son of Mr and Mrs Prior was held in Florida with a three week courtship. The bride, a 1956 graduate of Frederik High School, wore a Chantilly lace gown with seed pearls and a blue veil, while the groom’s family wore matching blue gowns. After a reception at the Alcazar, the couple will reside in Skokie.
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Prior
Rot G
Sante Sebastian
St Desty
Ella Sebastianelli
Lee Almas
Frank Citino
Raymond Vinberg
Robert Frey
Fredwick High School
Sebastian
Western Reserve University
Skokie. Ul
Missionary Committee
John Grove
Bohn
Crum
Null
Mantz Ath
Law of Space Proposals on Air Space Sovereignty
A historic view argues for an international body to govern air space above three miles where dense air ends and satellites orbit. It notes Soviet and U S satellites cross nations with no protest and warns that without global control missiles could travel freely in space, risking chaos and undermining peace.
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Varee Earth
Soviets
United States
Elise
United Nations
Fire Dept Auxiliary Meets At New Market
The Women s Auxiliary to the New Market Volunteer Fire Department met February 24 at the Firemen s Hall. Officers announced the Maryland State Firemen s Association spring conference will be April 19 at 10 a.m. in Baltimore with a 1 p.m. luncheon by reservation. Plans were discussed for summer carnival activities and a booth for handmade articles. A sewing project to produce hundreds of aprons was assigned. After adjournment a social hour was held.
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New Market
William Browning
Florida Mouni
Barbara Zimmerman
Ruth Kinsey
Bertran E. Davis
Keep
Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Hunt
North Carolina
Davis
Ruth Metz
Betty Flumt Seeger
Daugh
A. Melvin Seeger
Frederick
T. H. Clements
Poolesvile
Thomas P. Cramer
Beverly Mae Shoemaker
Culler
Elinor Krepps
Guilford Krepps
West Seventh Street
Dutrow
Port Lewis
Wash
Thomas Dutrow
East Third Street
Tuscarora Boy's H Club Plans Kite Party and Projects
The Tuscarora Boy's H Club met Feb 2 at president Peter Twenty's home with eight members and assistant leader John M. Clem present. Mike Stull proposed a kite flying party on Sunday afternoon March 9 at Wayne Ausherman's home, weather permitting, with fathers invited to help. Members discussed the H Club score card and dairy, forestry, and gardening projects. The next meeting is set for March 24 at Gary Clem's home on Opossumtown Pike.
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Tuscarora
Peter Twenty
John M. Clem
Mike Stull
Wayne Ausherman
Pers
Will Y
Gary Clem
Opossumtown Pike
Boy Scout Troop Hosts Meeting and Honors
The Burkittsville area Boy Scout Troop hosted a meeting with 2nd district attendees. The program covered history of scouting and skills like first aid, Morse code, hiking, fire by friction, and a skit. Francis W. Bush Sr. reported on the recent National Convention in New Orleans with delegates from the local club.
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Peyugy
Hos Scouts
Amters
Sammel Brown
Cliffard Smith
Larry Laute
Mark Summers
Francis W. Bush Sr
New Orleans
Robert Staley
Richard Pry
Frederick County
School Counsellors Meet At Westminster High
John J. Ferdian Jr. spoke to Westminster High School counsellors on a Basic Program of Guidance Services in Washington County. Attendees praised focus on individual pupils. Western Maryland Branch of the Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association leaders were named.
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John J. Ferdian Jr
Westminster High
Ferdian
Boonsboro
Western Maryland
Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association
Washington County
Americas Personnel and Guidance Association
The
Tiwo First
Baltimore
Robert Ferguson
Frederick High School
Mary E. Rheads
Frederick High
Faith Conwar
Lincoln
Ferguson
State Association
Richard Wil Byrne
University of Maryland
Fragmented tale blends myth and history into a cultural tapestry
The excerpt blends disparate anecdotes from Indigenous cultures with scattered notes on ancient crafts, early glass bead trade, and a polemical view of American government policy. It interweaves references to Pocahontas, Turkey bones, and colonial industry with a fragmentary commentary on Eisenhower era aid and Cold War alliances.
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Six Nations Indian Museum
Lake Kushaane
Jamestown
Herve
Potomac
Gravesend
England
Boylesville
Frederick News
Poolesville
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News Post
The Frederick News-Post offers February cash prizes for local news tips. Tips received weekdays 8am to midnight except Saturday, 8am to noon Saturday, 4pm to midnight Sunday. Prizes: $5 top tip, $3 second, $1 for next five. First tip on a story wins. Call Move ment 2-1177.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
Slumbercoaches To Be Used By B. And O.
Baltimore announces the new Budd built Slumbercoaches to debut on the Stratifiedome all coach limited The Columbian running between Baltimore Washington and Chicago. The stainless steel cars offer private sleeping rooms at a small extra charge for coach fare passengers with a crib option for infants. Each room includes a daytime chair bed private toilet full length mirror and ample luggage space.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Chicago
Mrs John A G Smith Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs John A G Smith of East Arc Street has returned home from University Hospital in Baltimore after undergoing surgery.
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John A. G. Smith
East Arc Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Fifty Years Ago Lays From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago lies From The Columns Of The News relates a 1948 city column recalling local social notes. Lillian Culler of Frederick spent Sunday with relatives in Feacaville. Heath or McCurdy urged a strong plea for a clean city and sanitary conditions, praising proposed parliamentary measures by the Health Department.
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the News
Ann
Lo C. Culler
Deuchier
Lillian
Frederick
Feacaville
Heath
McCurdy
Twenty Years Ago Notes From The News Feb 27 1958
A Frederick County retrospective mentions Chad receipts at 169 1 602 and state gasoline tax estimates for four months ending January 31 totaling 4 6718. Obituary notes retiree David L. Elkins, a long-time News-Post employee. Citizens Truck Company helped rescue a tar on a roof at East Third Street. A 1896 New Midway School one room building, used until 1936, is documented with a long caption of students and teachers including John T. Fogle, owner of the pictured image.
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Coentys
Chad
Ann
Exch
Frederick County
David L. Elkins
News-Post
Elkins
Frederick
Citizens Truck Company
East Third Street
New Midway School
John T. Fogle
Cameron Butt
Willard Biggs
Blanche Hummer
Fannie Hummer
Dutroch
Ieie Hume
Mer
George Biggs
Attitude of Critics Across West Reveals Cold War Paradoxes
David Lawrence analyzes Western press focus on leaders and policies, contrasting criticism of U S figures with muted reaction to Soviet actions. He notes press bias, party infighting, and rising concern over Communist methods in Egypt Syria, Cuba, and Indo China while praising selective coverage and warnings on elections and liberty.
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David Lawrence Washington
Britain
Bfe
Fis
Kuome
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Finde Pa
Truman
Key’ West
Florida
Southland
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Congress
America
Socialist Laborites
Egypt
Indo-China
Korea
Syria
Middle East
Cuba
Argentina
Guatemala
Indonesia
Algeria
Tunisia
Waivia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Czechslovakia
Rumania
Bulgaria
East Germany
Abronc
Europe
Master of Anger sermon on Be angry yet sin not
Dr Edwin T Dahlberg discusses righteous anger and self control from Ephesians 4 26 urging Masters of Anger who direct anger to good ends. He cites Moses Elijah Peter and Jesus while warning against temper tantrums and home church or national disruption.
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Edwin T. Dahlberg
National Council of Churches
Delmar Baptist Church
St. Louis
NEA
Bernard C. Clausen
Moses
Elijah
Apostle Peter
Jesus
Charles Fulton
Paul
Sory
Count Keyserling
Constantinople
John
Nicetas
Sheaven
M.A
Trihday Dinnеr in Eau Gallie Honors John We
A dinner at 201 Pineapple avenue Eau Gallie celebrated John We’s first birthday. Attending were E B Shipley Roy Leatherman John Krantz Ridgley Baer and I Fred Tressel from Frederick plus Ellsworth Hoy Robert Brown and others. A two foot snake was displayed from Carroll Creek.
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Ellsworth Hoy
East Church Street
Robert Brown
East Street
News-Post
Carroll Creek
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Greece
Turkey
Uniate
Truman Ad Rotary
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Marshall Beall
Raphael Hummer
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Jesse J. Renner
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Chris Stottlemyer
Cleve Stottlemyer
Raymond Seachrist
Phoebe Revler
Taylor
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Cory Renner
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Roy Faster
Otto Beall
Clara Nummer
Schildts
Blanche Rhoderick
May Krise
Edna Eader Smith
Rose Stottlemyer
Clemmon Eyler
Ammon Eyler
Luther Seuchri
Ralph Dorcus
Howard Hummer
William Bostion
Grayson Brandenburg
Howard Maynard
Charles Bostion
Elsie Kriseler
Bettie Renner
Fogle
Jessie Strailman
Grove
Mary Hummer Miller
Emma Renner
McClain
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Trelia Fogle
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
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Calgary Methodist Church
Walter Worthington
Frank House
Assoto
MT. Pleasant
Mt.” Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Hall
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Comy
Albert C. Benson
Clarksburg
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Clanten Meditations
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