Engagement of Ann Jeanette Albaugh to Robert Lee Grossnickle
The Frederick News notes the engagement of Ann Jeanette Albaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin D Albaugh to Robert Lee Grossnickle son of Mrs and the late R P Grossnickle. Ann Jeanette is a senior at Frederick High School and Robert is a graduate of Frederick High School class of 1954. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cngaglalat Anne NA Ee
Edwin D. Albaugh
Rosemont Avenue
Ann Jeanette
Rover Lee Grossnickle
Som
Mroaed
Mes
R. Grossmickle
RPD 2
New Windsor
Albaugh
Frederck Hich School
Grossnickle
Frederick High School
Watkins
Airy Sans
Théter
Shirley Ann Johnson
Duvall
Morgan Duvall
Damasthen
Department of Agriculture
Fard Hartsock
Catherine Ford
Middletown
RFD
le Earl G. Hartauck
Maints
Motlonstron Afb
Great Falls
Mont
Courtes Saves Lives In Traffic Courtesy Message
A public safety notice laments evasive driving and rude lane changes during holiday traffic. It warns that impatience and illegal passing cause accidents, urging motorists to practice courtesy to reduce deaths and injuries on crowded roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feason
Cigarette Consumption Hits Global Production Milestone
The article notes a shifting trend in cigarette use with a fading scare and rising consumption. It cites 194 year context, forecasts a continued rise amid high employment, and mentions tax increases potentially reducing demand while smokers seek safety with changes in purchasing and habit.
Funeral and community notices from Emmitsburg area
Funeral attendance lists Mrs RM Zacharias and attendees from Frederick Taneytown Martinsburg and beyond. Birth announced for Richard Sprankle’s son at Warner Hospital. Local teacher appointment and multiple visits, travel, and engagement news include Elisabeth McCullough and Charles Edwinullough engagement.
Will of Prof Engelbrecht Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
Fifty years ago items report the will of the late Prof John C Engelbrecht filed for probate leaving 52000 to trustees of Orphans cine watncinville House and Episcopal Free School. Notes mention Hildebrand a graduate of Society of All Saints church and Walkersville High School, plus a senior at Walkersville High School and job at Fuller Brush Company. Also reports a fatal railroad accident in Highfield and other local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Engelbrecht
Orphans Court
Orphans
Cine
Watncinville
House
Episcopal Free School
Hildebrand
Society of All Saints Church
Walkersville High School
Nicholson's Female Orphan Asylum
Fred Grocery
Woodsboro
Price
Peisk
Walkersville High ‘School
Fuller Brush Company
Westminster Cuts Tax Rate 1956 Budget Adopted
Major Joseph L. Mathias announced Westminster set the 1956 tax rate at a new low, highlighting reductions through five prior cuts since 1842 and noting the rate drop while keeping service quality. The approved budget totals $300,553 across general government public safety highways sanitation recreation and miscellaneous functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Joseph L. Mathias
Mathias
Tomaster
Scott Bair
John Bankett
John Byers
Jesse Hover
Harry Starr
4 H Training School Held By County 4 H Officers
Over 70 officers from Boys and Girls 4 H clubs attended a training school at All Saints Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Sessions covered roles for presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers and reporters led by Miss Betsy Lavington and Robert Stansfield. Notable participants included Mrs Ray H Smith and Mrs C J Morris with group chairs named for each office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Betsy Lavington
Robert Stansfield
Ray H. Smith
Frederick County
Pressens
C. J . Morris
Council of Homemakers Clubs
Nevin Baker
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Pat Rosencrantz
News-Post
Tecee
Richard Grossnickle
Libertytown
Marianne Hahn
Johnsville
Patsy Rippeon
Libertstoun
Viola Zentz
Thurmont
William van Holten
Petersville
Clyde Bohn Jr
Unionville
Jed
Donald Stull
Beverly Hann
William D Brittain
Barbara Carback
Veronica Little
Rebecca Roger
Doris Grabill
Robert Fogte
Plans for Frederick Hagerstown highway crossing trolley line
Twenty years ago item notes plans for a five crossing Frederick Hagerstown super highway west of Myersville may lead to abandoning the trolley line between Myersville and Hagerstown. Julius Jacobson, son of Mr and Mrs Karl Jacobson, observed his 13th birthday with a large party at Viedobona Braddock Heights with 158 guests. The Board of Appeals in decision set a precedent by granting no more permits for milling stations on Frederick downtown thoroughfares. A worker of A EF Fisher suffered a broken rib when his truck left the highway near Ellerbee and struck a stone culvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Hagerstoun
Hagerstown and Frederick
Myersville
Hagerstown
Julius Jacobson
Karl Jacobson
South Market Street
Viedobona
Braddock Heights
Board OF
Duosinu Ab- 4
Frederick
Aard Oden
Fisher
Ellertee
Local NAACP Chapter Urged in Frederick Meeting
At Ashurst Methodist church on Thursday evening Rev T J Houston led the Frederick area NAACP chapter in outlining several projects for 1996. The promotion campaign aims to raise the number of young Black citizens and foster a more democratic environment in Frederick city and county. Rev E D McGowan chaired the planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assmmation For the Advancement of
Fredy Hague
Bae My Tho Gas
T J. Houston
Ashurs Methodist Church
E. D. McGowan
Frederick City
Count
Houston Sald
Arab Legion Holds Amman and Jerusalem in Grip
Arab Legion troops held Amman and the Jordanian sector of Jerusalem in a tight grip amid weekend disorders against the Baghdad alliance. Officials reported one killed and three injured in Jerusalem yesterday. An American aid installation on the Amman Jericho road was set afire and several Western officials and U.N. observers moved families to the Israeli sector. The United States protested to Jordan's chargé d affaires in Washington over Saturday's riots. Secretary of State Dulles summoned Tassir A. Toucan to his home in a rare Sunday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Arab Legion
Jerusalem
Baghdad Alliance
Amman-Jericho
U.N
United States
Washington
Dulles
Tassir A. Toucan
Suit Filed Over $20,000 Damages for Alleged Trespass and Claims of Ownership
Blue Ridge Farms, Inc. sues Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fraver and Mr. and Mrs. Clive W. Palmer of Washington County in Circuit Court seeking $20,000 damages and $5,000 punitive damages. The firm alleges land near Catoctin Furnace was fenced, trees cut, and signs posted claiming a game reserve, hindering timber sales and land negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damares
Blue Ridge Farms, Inc
John C. Fraver
Clive W. Palmer
Washington County
Sherman P. Bowers
Robert T. Sutphin
Catoctin Furnace
Plaintaff
Blue Ridge Farms
Eisenhower Proposes Soil Bank Three Pronged Plan
President Eisenhower outlines a soil bank strategy to cut surpluses and rebalance production. He details an acreage reserve to plant less with government surplus incentives, a diversion of land to conservation, and payments to offset revenue losses, aiming to reduce wheat and cotton areas and ease government storage costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
U.S
Agriculture Department
Refugee Jolson built sewing empire in postwar America
HAL BULLS profiles Leop Jolson and his wife Ann, stateless refugees who arrived in 1947 with little and, through selling home sewing machines and teaching skills, built a $60 million enterprise. Jolson, a former Polish underground member and Nazi concentration camp survivor, rose from hardship to American zenith, aided by private relief funds and bold market ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bulls
New York
Leop Jolzon
America
Jolson
Ann
Neechi
Elna
Dalies
Jelson
Poland
Bie Pyre “Hitelwgee
Edn
World War Improbable Yet Great War Danger Faces 1956
A synthesis of Cold War anxieties notes that 1956 bears risk of major conflict despite beliefs that nuclear war is unlikely. It cites past wars, leadership rhetoric, and shifting alliances, warning that Soviet and American powers remain in a tense standoff with potential flashpoints from Berlin to Korea and Formosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrenti
Washington
Paralti
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Roosevelt
United States
Hiroshima
America
Marshal Balzanin
Unis
Prechina
Moscow
Far East
Formosa
Korea
Southeast Asia
East Berlin
Israel
Vietnam
Kremlin
Hitler
West
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs Elda Thomas wife of Ralph G Thomas 111 Ninth Avenue Brunswick underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Dec 8 and is getting along nicely She expects to return home in the next few days Mr Raymond E Bowers Sr general superintendent of the Frederick Iron and Steel Company who resides at 1208 West Seventh Street is back at his office this week after a fall on the ice with a severe jam to his right hip and spine Nerasa discounted fractures Aiwe Unenee Ruestee Came formerly of this city is reported getting along nicely at Georgetown University Hospital after a major operation Mr Harry C Dorcus prominent Woodsboro resident and president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society was improved but still serious this morning at University Hospital Baltimore after being moved there from Frederick Memorial Hospital early Saturday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Thomas
Ralph G. Thomas
Ninth Avenue
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond E. Bowers
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
West Seventh Street
Nerasa
Aiwe Unenee Ruestee
Georgetown University Hospital
Harry C. Dorcus
Woodsboro
Frederick County Agricultural Society
University Hospital
Baltimore
Local Eastern Star Officers Installed
Peggy Lee Houff was installed as worthy matron and Jack Goodman as worthy patron of the local Eastern Star at a meeting Friday evening in the Diasonic Rempte. Also installed were: Associate matron Mary Catherine Dorsey, associate patron John C Engle, secretary Grace W Engie, treasurer Mary M Lambdin, conductress Leonora Morgan, associate conductress Mary K Sharrer, chaplain Mary Jane Storm, marshal Helen Branden burg, organist Madeline Stull, Adah Dawn Stine, Ruth Audrey Goodman, Esther Ruth P Yinger, Martha Helen E Gaither, Electa Irene Vaciliou warder Katherine Hartmen sentinel John Lentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Lee Houff
Jack Goodman
Eastern Star
Diasonic
Wess Chain Street
Mary Catherine Dorsey
John C Engle
Grace W Engie
Mary M Lambdin
Leonora Morgan
Mary K. Sharrer
Mary Jane Storm
Helen Brandenburg
Madeline Stull
Adah
Dawn Stine
Ruth
Audrey Goodman
Esther
Ruth P. Yinger
Martha
Helen E. Gaither
Electa
Irene Vaciliou
Katherine Hartmen
Sentinel
John Lentz
Bessie B Strine
Myrtle James
Miriam Lewis
Freda Main Warder
Louie Reather
Harry James
Raymond E. Bowers Sr
Two Power Talks Set On Middle East Crisis Solution
British and American Middle East specialists plan talks in Washington to craft a plan for saving the region from war and Communist subversion. The two power discussions, due to begin Wednesday, target plans for Eden and Eisenhower approval with Eden set to arrive in Washington for conferences starting January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle East
Eden
Eisenhower
Mde
Marital union and church meeting from Brunswick area
Mary Lou Clevenger of Brunswick married Douglas Stanley of Vackville Tennessee on December 28 at 8 pm with Grace Billings as justice of the peace in Limestone Maine. Attendants included Derl Myers and Fred Joseph. Newlyweds plan to reside at Laring Air Force Base while the groom is stationed until August. The piece also reports the Point of Rocks Methodist church Women’s Society meeting in January with a service on The Changless Gospel in a Revolutionary Age and notes donations and upcoming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley-clevenger
Mary Lou Clevenger
Brunswick
Leslie Clevenger
Douglas Stanley
Ray Stanley
Vackville
Tenn
Grace Billings
Limestone
Derl Myers
Fred Joseph
Laring Air Force Base
Tom O'Neil
Maine
Chorus to Hear at Chambersburg Community Concert
The de Pattofantey Chantere will perform at Chambersburg on Wednesday January 11 at 8:15 pm. Admission for focal persons is by membership in the Frederick Community Concert Association. The de Paul Chorus, a 32 member Negro male vocal group from Europe and the Pacific, sings without accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pattofantey Chantere
Chambersburg
Frederick Community Jongert Association
Europe
Pacific
de Paul
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Gettysburg
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Geo. Eyster
Hazel Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Caldwell
Walter
Gary Roger
Hilde
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Colermus of the News
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Buena Vista
Western Maryland
Highfield
Nicols
Keefer Phleeger
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Rosenstock Bros
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East Patrick Street
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New York Herald Triant
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James W. Lanton
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fishersville
George William Hooper
West South Street
Ated Hooper
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Comepany
Hooper
Robert Baltzer Hooper
Harry Wenich
West Patrichkstitutes
Seret
Shook
Dorsey
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Edw. Bruchey
W.5
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