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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1951

Page

5

Dear Miss Dix on women's place and home life

Dorothy Dix discusses whether a woman's place is in the home, arguing it depends on individual talents and circumstances. She says homemaking suits many, but financial stress may force work outside. A reader asks about harmony with daughters in law, and Alice counsels respecting boundaries and self-reliance in family matters. An engagement dilemma ends with a cautioned diagnosis of philanderer tendencies.

Miss Vx Warman Chile West Mise Dix

The Danger of Hurry in the Auto Age

A midcentury editorial argues rapid travel and constant plans create a mindset that makes cars deadly. Excessive speed and risky curve negotiations fuel accidents as society adapts to long commutes, casual visits, and tight schedules, diminishing caution on the road.

America in Crisis course offered for balanced thinking

A note on public need for reliable background during current turmoil describes an adult education effort. The New "ak al Cooper Thien" program titled America in Crisis aims to present diverse perspectives and foster calm, clear thought. Proponents Johnson E Fairchild and Lt Minnie emphasize balance and constructive action through organized discussion and study.

Armeneans Baer Ak al Cooper Thien America Prat Johnson E Fairchild Prrscott

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

Local items from January 6 1901 note the new building of the female high school opened for the first time as public schools resumed after Christmas. Enrollments range from one to four hundred across twelve rooms. Dr Emory M Rowlus Middletown dentist died of heart trouble at 48. He served as Cleveland postmaster in the first administration and sat on town commissioners board five times. Evangelical Lutheran church annual meeting elected George H Zimmerman Henry A Hahn and David Rice as elders with Kepner Harry Blackston and Jesse Michael named deacons. Thomas P Rice displayed a Christmas tree with mechanical effects and figures set to a music box. Ella Houce North Market Street won a handsome doll at a gift giveaway by Mrs M C Getzbaugh military store.

Emory M, Rowlus Middletown Cleveland Congregation of Evangelical Lutheran Church George H. Zimmerman Henry A. Hahn David §. Rice Cer Jr. Kepner Harry Blackston Jesse Michael Thomas P. Rice Ella Houce North! Market Street Militnery M. ¢. Getzbaugh

Lisbon Fire Threat From 1931 Blaze Recalled

Twenty years ago local items report a Lisbon dwelling fire that spread to a parace and two buildings before residents and neighboring volunteers contained it. Charles C. Biser, former county treasurer, died at 58 in Middletown after a career as miller and farmer. Strong winds toppled power and telephone poles across the city, and Harry C. Schroeder was installed as president of the Frederick Kiwanis Club, naming committees for the event.

Lisbon Charles C. Biser Middletown Cty Harry C. Schroeder Frederick Kiwanis Club

Eastern Star Officers Installed in Frederick Chapter

Frederick Chapter No. 79 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed its 1951 officers at the Masonic Temple Friday night. Officers include Worthy Matron Mrs Jane Edwards Worthy Patron Alexander A Artis Associate Matron Mrs Mary Lambdin Associate Patron William Lambdin Secretary Miss Mayetta Hershberger Treasurer Mrs Marguerite Krantz Conductress Mrs Grace Engle Associate Conductress Mrs Mary Jane Storm Chaplain Mrs Edal Arris Marshal Mrs Madeline Stull Organist Miss Edith Miller Ada Mrs Lilian Myers Ruth Mrs Bessie String Esther Mrs Mary Sharrer Martha Miss Esther Miller Electa Mrs Elsie Sammons Warder John Engle Sentinel. The ceremony was led by Marguerite Hickman Metall ing Officer Mrs Mytthe Jaiis Stalling Anmarshal and Hele Shipley Chaplain. Guests came from Maryland Virginia California Pennsylvania and Washington. Refreshments followed.

Frederick Order of the Eastern Masonic Temple Jane Edwards Alexander A. Artis Mary Lambdin Wiliam Ss. Lambdin Mayetta Hershberger Julia K. Culler Marguerite Krantz Grace Engle Mary Jane Storm Edal Arris Madeline Stull Edith Miller Ada Lilian Myers Ruth Bessie String Esther Mary Sharrer Martha Esther Miller Electa Elsie Sammons John Engle Sentinel Marguerite Hickman Mytthe Jaiis Anarshal Hele Shipley Maryland Virginia California Pennsylvania Washington

The New Congress Faces Grinding Work Behind Speeches

James Marlow notes the 82nd Congress starts with fanfare but real work lies in committee hearings. Budget preparation, defense spending, and hearings shape policy as departments explain needs to appropriations committees. Despite speeches, much time is spent in backroom budget trimming and House and Senate scrutiny.

James Marlow Washington 82Nd 82Nd Congress Atlantic Pacific Congress Truman Capitol House Senate Runtig Caniautfees Armed Services Commierce Jess Nalse

Four-State Farmers Meeting January 26

The fifth annual Four-State Farmers Meeting will be held at Frank dn Court auditorium in Wagers town on Friday January 26. Organized through a cooperation of area farmers committees agricultural services experimental stations and the Rural Department of Potomac Edison Company the event is a fixture on the farm calendar. County Agent Henry R Shoemaker Charles H Renneberg and Ray H Smith helped plan the 1951 meeting. Topics prepared for the 1951 session will interest farmers in Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia Asia. The meeting will be an all day affair.

Frankdn Court Wagerstown Amrnnttural Essens Potomac Edison Company Henry R. Shoemaker Charles H. Renneberg Ray H. Smith Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia

Daughters Shares In Moore Estate At Surrogate Hearing

New York January 6 The will of D Thomas Moore fishband of late Mary Farle Moore who died January 1 leaves one third of personal effects to his daughter Rexsanionn Moore Green with a life interest in a third of the residue and a final issue at her death. The remaining two thirds of personal effects and the residue go to his other two children David T Layman Jr and Mary Moore Erwin who are named executors. The estate value will be disclosed as it is appraised for taxation.

New York D. Thomas Moore Mary Farle Moore Rexsanionn Moore Green Strawberry Hill Rfc Thurmont George Frankenthaler David T. Layman, Jr Sutton Place Mary Moore Erwin East Tist Street Heritanes

Pantry shower honors Mrs. Talley in Walkersville

Mrs. John Garst and Miss Patsy Himer hosted a pantry shower at the former's Walkersville home in honor of cousin Mrs. William R. Talley nee Louise Hendrickson of Frederick. The item also notes anniversary, birth, and travel news for local residents and Hood College receptions for freshmen.

Talley John Garst Patsy Himer Walkersville William R. Talley Louise H. Hendrickson R. Ames Hendrickson West Second Street

Engagements Announced for Reed and Vagmia Couples

Mr and Mrs Chymer P Reed of Brookville ROOF announce the engagement of daughter Martha Himse to Elbert Welsh Jr son of Mr and Mrs Elbert Welsh of Poplar Springs Engagement also announced by Mr and Mrs Jefferson Boone of Mr Airy for daughter Jeanette Vagmia to Norman Dorsey Hill son of Mr and Mrs Harveys Hill of Woodbine

Chymer P. Reed Brookville Roof, Do Martha Himse Elbert Welsh, Jr Elbert Welsh Poplar Springs Jefferson Boone Airy Jeanette Vagmia Norman Dorsey Hill A. J. Walt Haltimore Naomi Louise George M. Layman, Jr George ML Layman Frederick

Ill and injured listed across Maryland towns

Among The Sick toward H. Smith is very sick at his Brownsville home. Mrs. Ross C. Friar improves at Thurmont from injuries in an automobile crash in Anne Arundel County December 27. Mrs. Dorothy V. Baxter near Thurmont is treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Jamies Brown near Emmitsburg is under observation at Mercy Hospital, Baltimore. Mrs. George E. Davis, at 242 West Fifth Street, was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Sidney R. Hickman of Point for Rocks was injured in a collision on East Patrick Street. improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital. X rays showed no fractures and shock reduced, per family.

H. Smith Brownsville Ross C. Friar Thurmont Anne Arundel County Dorothy V. Baxter Frederick Memorial Hospital Buys. Jamies Brown Emmitsburg Mercy M. R. Etchison and Son Sidney R. Hickman East Patrick Street

Sgt Owen Moore Recovering in Japan After July Battle

Mrs Georgia McMane said her husband Sgt Owen Moore survived near fatal wounds while fighting with the 24th Division against Rorean Commies last July 20. He is recovering in Japan as his wife visits her parents.

Owen Moore Japan Georgia McMane Vast Lwoek

Opening Bids for Rt 40 Work Questioned by Braddock Citizens

Residents near the existing Route 40 express concern that planned widening would damage homes and invite hazardous road curves. They urge resurfacing and speed restrictions while protesting costly, unnecessary reconstruction as Alternate 40 nears completion. McCain proposes studies to reduce rights of way and assess resurfacing within existing lines. Local officials and lawyers attend, with state senator Ramsburg and county commissioner Rhoderick present.

Braddock McCain Russell H. McCain Frederick Braddock Group W. Jerome Offutt Inca Tertain Property Burran W. Thompson Holden SS Felton Charles McC. Mathias Edward D. Storm

Training Of Car Drivers Urged By Auto Club

Frederick leaders push driver training for students to curb auto fatalities and injuries. Mayor Munshower recalls Salisbury’s 15 year success and East Coast reductions. James H W Gambrill says eliminating the program would be costly. Dr. Bjorlee notes broad life and property saving benefits. Budget concerns focus on value, local educators say program costs remain affordable. The Maryland Auto Club recommends Board of Education adopt driver training to align with counties statewide. The meeting included Dr. Brovier, Mary Spraker, and local officials.

Ebner F. Munshower Automobile Club Salisbury Alton ¥. Bennett Magistrates of Maryland Ala James H W. Gambrill Gambrill Frederick United States Bjorlee Automobile Clubs Board of Education Mary Spraker Baltimore Dr. Brovier Munshower Myr. Gambrill Sam Maples William T. Delaplaine Lloyd C. Culler Bennett Spraker Kenneth Burkhart

Orphanage Names New Housefather and Housemother

Waynesboro Pennsylvania announces A D Whisner of Frederick Maryland named as housefather and Mrs Whisner as housemother for younger boys at Quincey Orphanage. Superintendent A C Wertsch disclosed the appointment today.

Waynesboro A. D. Whisner Frederick, Md Quincey Orphanage A. C. Wertsch

War Debate and U N Role Shadow Koreans In Korea Unclear War Policy

A Washington dispatch argues that the United States fights an undeclared war in Korea under U N auspices with no Congressional declaration. It critiques executive secrecy, calls for a State of the Union policy definition, and warns on public understanding and trust in leadership amid international tension. The piece stresses need for transparency on war aims, U N involvement, and allied participation.

Washington Samien United States Congress America Europe U. N Executive Truman Union U N Korea Thos Far East Taday

Constitutional Issue Is Raised By Taft

Washington January 6 Senator Taft of Ohio challenged White House power to send soldiers to Europe without Congress approval, arguing a twilight zone of authority between Congress declaring war and the President making treaties. Taft warned Congress may decide the country’s policy if Truman persists in asserting unilateral power.

Washington Conress Senate Congress

KING NAMED MANAGER

Hagerstown January 6 W S King named manager of the local Social Security Administration office succeeding Virgil Hollomanski announced by M D Dewberry regional representative The appointment follows Hollomanski’s term as manager of the office Roanoke Virginia

King Hagerstown W. S. King Soci Security Administration M. D. Dewberry Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Washington Virgil Hollomanski Aministration Roanoke

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