Homemakers Honor Retiring National Council Leader
Retiring National Council of Home Demonstration Clubs president J Homer Remsberg was honored by Frederick County Homemakers Clubs at the annual board meeting. Millard Eller of Yellow Springs accepted the gavel as new council president representing over a thousand homemakers. Officiants noted Remsberg’s three-year term. gifts included a china turkey platter and bracelet. A “This Is Your Life” tribute highlighted her homemaker work with letters and photos. Officers appointed: Millard Eller, treasurer Arthur Hightman, parliamentarian Ray H Smith. holdovers Russell Dudrow and Ralph Grindr. A tea followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgrs
J. Homer Remsberg
National Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
Frederick
Italy
P. D. Thayer
Middletown
Remsber
Margaret Oliver
Pauline McCardell
Remsberg
City
Mr. Remsberg
Mid-Valley
Beatrice Fehr
National Council
Eller
Arthur Hightman
Brunswick
James Working
Walkersville
Ray H. Smith
Dug Bridge
Virgil Doub
Russell Dudrow
Ballenger
Ralph Grindr
Lewistown
iWillard
Churchill Daughter Goes On Air After Jail Clash
Great Britain’s Sir Winston Churchill’s daughter Sarah Churchill arrived at NBC studios at 3:30 a.m. to perform in the hourlong TV play She Makropoulos Secret. Critics praised her performance while she faces a misdemeanor drunkenness charge in court after a jail incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sarah Churchill
Great Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
NBC
Miss Churchill
Makropoulos
Churchill
Miss Churchil
Cecil Smith
Los Angeles Times
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from January 7 to January 12 listing families and newborns. Debra Elizabeth Gonder, daughter of Glen and Taneytown, Mary Catherine Krieg, daughter of Richard and Union Bridge, Joseph Deland Lancaster, son of Perry, Robin Lee Fender, daughter of Wayne and Monrovia, a son for Bobby Tichnell, Perry Lee Crouse, son of Meredith, Edward Albert Kanode, son of Martin, and additional birth notes for other families in Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glens Gonder
Taneytown
Debra Elizabeth
Richard Krieg
Union Bridge
Mary Catherine
Krieg
Betty Ebbert
Perry Lancaster
Robin Lee
Fender
Jean Goode
Monrovia
Bobby Tichnell
Braddock Heights
David Lyon
Fichnell
JoAnn Sachs
Cumberland
Meredith Crouse
Rovie
Perry Lee
Crouse
Margaret Whipp
Frederick
Martin Kanode
West Patrick Street
Edward Albert
Kanode
Irene Busby
Hyatt Town
Mir
Herbert Frazier
Births Recorded In Frederick Area Families
Multiple Frederick area families announce births over the weekend. Kathryn Ann, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Newman of Greenbelt, born Sunday. Lewis Randal, second son to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fowler Route 1, born Sunday. Julia Rush, first daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Julien Delphey of 1224 Carroll Parkway, born Sunday. Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Fowler, and Mrs. Delphey are former residents of Frederick.
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East Eighth Street
Fony
Brian
Rey
Hoyt Dudley
Airy
Gloria Lyon
Lawrence du ‘Smith
West South Street
Diana Lynn
Smith
Anna Lee Harris
Frederick
Richard Newman
East Parkway Road
Greenbelt
Kathryn Ann
Newman
Patricia Esworthy
Leroy Fowler
Route 1
Lewis Randal
Fowler
Helen Beryl Geisinger
Julien Delphey
Carroll Parkway
Julia Rush
Delphey
Laura Roe
St Michaels
Russell Low Bidder For Washington Co. Work
Frederick contractor T Edgie Russell submitted the low bid for resurfacing 44 miles of Maryland 63 in Washington County. The bid totaled 8964,426 with three other bids received. The State Roads Commission opened four bids for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
Washington County
T. Edgie Russell
State Roads Commission
Cumberland Contracting Co
Allegany County
W. P. Campbell Construction Co
Middletown Road
Baltimore County
Mt Airy Bank Names Officers And Directors
Mt Airy Bank held its annual meeting and election of officers and personnel. Elected were Hubert P Burdette as chairman Frank A Conway as president L Eugene Purdum executive vice president Kenneth E Burdette vice president Mrs Helen M Glaze assistant vice president Mrs Ruth A Schmidt cashier Elizabeth M Hood P Joseph Richards Nancy R Stine assistant cashiers Barbara Moxley Mary Molesworth book keepers Directors include Ray Barnes Harry W Bellison Hubert Burdette Kenneth E Burdette Fran A Conaway Robert K Myers L Eugene Purdum and H Deets Wafield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy Bank
Hubert P. Burdette
Frank A. Conway
L. Eugene Purdum
Kenneth E. Burdette
Helen M ‘Glaze
Ruth A. Schmidt
Elizabeth M. Hood
P. Joseph Richards
Nancy R- Stine
Barbara
Moxley
Mary
Molesworth
S Deers
Mary Frances Gosnell
Irene Hardy
Ray Barnes
Harry W. Bellison
Fran A. Conaway
Robert K. Myers
H. Deets Wafield
Local attendees listed for community event program
First row lists Kris Bussard and Jo Ellen Overholt with others including Mrs. Glenn Keilholtz Susan Harner Beth Molesworth Gay Stup Linda Pickett and Mrs Ray Wachter as participants in a community event program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussard
Kris Overholt
Jo Ellen Adams
Glenn Keilholtz
Susan Harner
Beth Molesworth
Gay Stup
Linda Pickett
Ray Wachter
Pholo Br
Kennedy-Wachter Studios
Michael Stroup
Stephen Overholt
Linda Keilholtz
Theresa Croneburg
Judy Alg
Kay Lantz
Susan Krantz
Stephanie Overholt
Donna Stine
Draftees and Vets Guide on VA Pension Eligibility
Article outlines VA pension versus disability compensation for WWI veterans including age considerations, income limits, and service discharge rules. It explains when pension may provide higher monthly payments, eligibility criteria including total permanent disability not related to service, income thresholds, and discharge status. It advises consulting VA claims officers and applying at a regional office, noting you can switch from compensation to pension without losing service disability rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Afal
Veterans Administration
Hoever
Nial
Arthur Godfrey Buys Prize Seer at Oklahoma City
Arthur Godfrey buys the $31,000 Hereford steer named Honeymoon, grand champion at Chicago's International Livestock Show. The carcass will hang two weeks, then be raffled. Proceeds support Oklahoma Club youths and the Cow Hall of Fame project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Chicago
Armour & Co
Arthur Godfrey
Hall of Fame
Hood College offers filled spring swimming classes for children
The Hood College Physical Education Department reports all four children’s swimming classes are full with 24 enrollments each. An adult program remains open for applicants 18 and older, with sessions starting February 8 and running to May 3.
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Hood College Physical Education Department
Marion G. Smith
Toweel Outpoints Orlando Zulueta in London Bout
Willie Toweel, the British Empire lightweight champion from South Africa, outpointed Cuba's Orlando Zulueta over ten rounds in London. Both fighters weighed 135 pounds, with Toweel displaying greater punching variety and the edge on the Associated Press scorecard. Zulueta opened strong but could not turn the tide.
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London
South Africa
Willie Toweel
Cuba
Orlando Zulueta
Toweel
Harry Levene
Cchompion Joe Brown
United States
Associated Press
Zelueta
Zuludai
Zulveta
Tibbs Beats Pep In Split Decision In Boston
Tommy Tibbs defeats Willie Pep in a tight split decision at Mechanics Building Boston by scores 98-97 and 97-96. Referee Eddie Curley judges the close bout as Tibbs gains a victory while Pep hints at retirement but plans to continue boxing.
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Tommy Tibbs
Willie Pep
Boston
Tipbs
San
Pep T
Mechanics Building
TP Spengkt
Binzer
Tibbs
Dudze Joe Heirs
Eddie Curley
Respec
Judie
Jon Samargi
Pep
Tib
Frank Ippelita
Harry Bell
Luiz Peres
Basilio and Deipsey Receive Boxing's Highest Honors
New York awards spotlight Basilio and Deipsey with top boxing honors. Basilio, 30, acclaimed for dethroning Robinson in September, earns the Edward J. Neil Memorial Plaque as Fighter of the Year for 1957, a repeat honor he won in 1955. Dempsey, 62, the first Neil Award recipient, accepts the James J. Walker Award for long and meritorious service to boxing.
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New York
Associated Press
Dempsey
Neil
James J. Walker
Dr Truxal Named To AAC Committee
Dr Andrew G Truxal president of Hood College was named to the Commission on Teacher Education of the American Association of Colleges at the association meeting in Miami Beach January 7 to 9. He noted discussions on Federal Aid to higher education and the need to balance training in sciences and humanities while the group backed a tax credit proposal for college tuition and fees. He also described state and regional associations aiding member colleges and said he serves as president of the Association of Independent Colleges in Maryland with six member colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Commission On Teacher Education
American Association of Colleges
Association
Andi
Truxal
di Lido
Miami Beach
Fla
Commission of Teacher Education
National Commission On Accreditation of Teacher Education
Truxali
Congress
Commission On iColleges and Industry
Association of Independent Colleges
Maryland
Jefferson area notes and events January edition
Local Jefferson notes record a January 39 schedule of social visits church events a 10th wedding anniversary a birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital and a Ruritan Club meeting. Other items mention families visiting from Braddock Heights Yellow Springs and Frederick and a Lutheran League Clinic with many local youths listed by name. Rebel Castro raids near Manzanillo prompt Cuba battle updates with Batista forces seeking open fights.
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G. Thomas James
Jefferson
Melvin Engle
Frederick
Russell Forle
Braddock Heights
James
A. Lee Bussard Jr
Anglesbdee
Jefferson Ruritan Club
Jefferson Hall
Clarence Young
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Church
Evelyn Smith
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Homer Smith
Pastor Young
Lutheran League
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Virginia May Zimmerman
St. Paul's
Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manzanillo
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Silerca Maestra
Knights of Columbus Benefit After Tuberculosis Drive
Austin C. Thomas centers as Jackson, Levinson and Thomas lead Knights of Columbus in selecting the Tuberculosis Association as the beneficiary for funds raised at a benefit interlude. The event supports public health efforts with donations directed to the association.
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Austin C. Thomas
Center
Jackson
Levinson
Thomas
Knights of Columbus
Tuberculosis Association
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Rockville
Helen Droneburg
Ethel Long
Merrick
Lillian Barthiow
Carroll Creek
Pike
Monocacy River
CasUeman
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Randy Ahalt
Lee Summers
Michael Boyer
Dennis
Triai
Magistrate’s ‘Court
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Tobey
J Court
John H. Cobleniz Jr
Carlos E. Tripp
Lake Luzerne
Ralph David Jacobs
Hag
Erstown
Hill
Harry In Halperie
Pasadena
Calif
Frances C! ‘Ridgely
RFD
Edward Wm.Colghoun
Somerville
N. J
Kenneth M
Kenneth M. ‘Kelly
Andrew R. Matty
Denbo
James A. Hedsick
Mine Run
Newane D. Myerly
Westminster
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Corning
Donald Ray Miller
John
Leslie TeStler
Oakland
Deal Radon
William Lee Samith
Boonsboro
James PL Zach
Newport News
Polly
Chillicothe
Hubert Fleet Harbaudh
Woiwang Mehrmann
Hancock
A. T. Harrison
Middleburz
Carl J. Ellor
Condersport
Robert B. Shillinger
North Court Street
Alvie J. Bullock
Fairbluff
N.C
Tanevtown
Tommy R. Chambers
All Saints Street
Mark Ings
Llewelyn C.’Daughterty
Silver Spring
Jay D. Kane
Daniel T. Gorsuch
SIEAS
Sue
Pete Secondine
West ‘Terre Haute
Ind
Armour
Basilio
Deipsey
K. OF C
Ted Levinson
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick County
Frank Keeler
Knights
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