Marketing Of Tickets Unchanged Says Coe At Talk
Washington Post drama editor Richard J. Coe told a Col league gathering that despite high prices and ticket pickup hassles, summer theaters offer affordable entertainment and compete with movies and TV. He cited Lincoln era ticket processes and complained backstage costs keep prices high, urging simpler access.
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Apesican
Uckers
Richard J. Coe
Washington Post
Thines Herald
Legume Ma
Coe
Hye
Tessure
Abraham Lincoln
Lieshaw
Cee
Tie
The News Frederick Page Four Seeks Readers
A 1958 Frederick Md newspaper page provides publication details including edition name The News established in 188a, daily afternoon issues except Sunday, address at 26 North Court St, Frederick, MD. Subscription rates list mail and carrier options, and the paper notes AP content rights and the newspaper’s post office designation.
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Frederick
Crean Soution Pig
North” Cours Bt
Pio _Predarick
Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Population growth sparks college of Regents conference
A lengthy report on population projections compares the United States with The Netherlands Belgium Japan and Soviet Russia. It notes planning by the College of Regents chapters, with Brunswick Cumberland Frederick and other locales preparing for a conference led by Dorothy Seulox and featuring speakers Mrs Marie Tielden Mrs Doruthy Bis and others. The event includes a welcome address a ceremonial program and an Endorsement Fund drive.
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America
Powitty
Netherlands
Belgium
Japan
Washington
United States
U.S
Lille
Brunswick
Cumberland
Freder
Frasiburg
Oakland
Ameriminster
Franca
Chew
Jesy
Upsen
Seulox
Dorothy
Thdia
Enorman Glee
Marie Tielden
Grand Council of the Women of the Moose
College of Regels
Siiscussing
Shair Avlivides
Women Of The Moose To Meet On Sunday Conference
The Hagerstown chapter hosts the mid winter conference this Sunday with Women of the Moose. Members with four years’ standing at the College of Reynolds will be invested with Red States in a formal ceremony.
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The
Hagerstown
College Hill plan for North Clinton suburb expansion
Fifty years ago plans emerge for Clinton Zim whan farm in the northwestern city suburb to be called College Hill. The buyer intends to lay ground into avenues, widen Till avenue to feet, extend Rockwell Terrace with Dul avenue, and join on West Second street. A tract avenue near Graft Park may host Women's College soon. John Slore’s wagon overturns after horse nearly falls on North Market street. MR. JOHN D. STENDRICKSON hosts 14 store clerks at YMCA cafe. Mrs. Hoberts on West Second street raises alarm over possible burglary behind Presbyterian church. police find no intruders. Mrs. Martin C. Kemp begins erecting a building at Maryland Brickard Supply plant with a stone-crush machine.
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MA. Citanles F. K. Young Ras
Autofioien
Clinton Zimwhan
College Hill
Rockwell Terrace
Graft Park
Woman's College
Twenty Years Ago in Pram The Columns Of The News
Public inspection at the new library building drew many visitors as operations begin tomorrow. Evangelical Reformed church held annual meeting electing A LeRoy Niel Cargell and Guy K Molter as elders with C Frederick Knock and J Richard Ramsburg as deacons. The congregation rejected a fire tax to abolish the Christmas Eve midnight service. State officer Charles Ve Mali Frederick alive arrested for speeding on the Governor Nite highway. fined $100 but paid by a cashier’s check guaranteed by Officer Main. Frederick County chapter ordered forty crates of wild rabbit bits for distribution.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
A. LeRoy Niel Cargell
Guy K. Molter
C. Frederick
Knock
J. Richard Ramsburg
Charles Ve Mali
Frederick
Gial Roosevelt
Franklin PB. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Main
Frederick County
Prenerick
Izask Wasson
Deague
Past Presidents Meet at Mrs Kelliyer Home
Past Presidents Pasley at the American Lesson Au v Francis Scott Key Unit No. 1 met in January at the home of Mrs. Mildred Kelliyer for a covered dish supper. Mrs. Mildred Fisher chaired the business meeting with Madeline Gilbert as secretary treasurer. Plans were made for a card party at Mrs. Edna Yelton's home on April 9 and Parley guests were invited to visit Mrs. Fisher on February 12. Attendees included Mildred Fisher, Madeline Gilbert, Cornelia Rodock, Nelly Forney, Dorothy Slaley, Velma Graham, Edith Strat, Virginia Miller, Mildred Rotlmyer, Edna Elton, and Alice Kennedy.
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Pasley
Mildred Kelliyer
Mildred Fisher
Madeline Gilbert
Wis
Edna Yelton
Parley
Fisher
Phor
Allen
Volunteer Rescue Squad May Be Formed
A meeting at the Civil Air Patrol Headquarters in the Brunswick Masonic Temple basement will organize a volunteer rescue squad. Attendees urged. event set for Friday, January 24, at 7 pm. Also notes court cases, driver tests, income tax guide release, and local notices.
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Ciyil Air Patrol
Brunswick
Masonic Temple
Bulking
West End
Brunswick Street
First Meeting Of Year Held By Toastmasters
The Frederick Toastmaster's Club 2082 held its first meeting of the year at the Pike Room Hotel Frederick with Club Secretary Thomas A. Garner presiding. Principal speakers were Joe Elkins Roland Beidon and Hank Sigelsach. Toastmaster Ned Wolfenstein chaired the evening. George Hedstrom was topicmaster for table topics. Evaluations were led by Fred Kefauver assisted by Buddy Freed Bob Mason and Lt W W Corbin as critics Art Mason as timer and Art Hatleu as grammarian. Hank Rigelsbach assistant area governor was voted to chair a committee to explore sending two speakers to Washington for Toastmasters Area 10 Speech Contest in May.
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Frederick
Pike
Thomas A. Garner
Joe Elkins
Roland Beidon
Hank Sigelsach
Ned Wolfenstein
George Hedstrom
Fred Kefauver
Buddy Freed
Bob Mason
W. W. Corbin
Hood Club Social Planned
The Frewchvelek County Aned club directors met at the president Mrs Le Lewren Sihert home to plan a social event. The event will be February 4 at 1 p.m. at Smith College in the new B Paul Smith Dormitory. Speakers include Charles F Bowyers and Robert Nicodemus with slides.
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Frewchvelek Uounty Aned Clu
le Lewren Sihert
iPailewavene
Gynerad Mommies Srp
Wilde
Smith Lourge
B. Paul Smith
Wallege
Charles F. Bowyers
Robert Nicodemus
George A. Zeigler
Alexander D. Towis
Warner G. Brittain
G. Viarels Stauffer
Robert
Nicodemus
Prederick High School
Family spending outlook for 1958 predicted to rise
Beatrice Fehr’s article notes price levels near 1957, with few declines. Consumers should expect sustained high food costs, tighter budgets, and a trend toward borrowings for major purchases as urban and farm households diverge less in spending patterns.
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Ford
Hyile Seeks To Retain His 6th District Seat
Maryland politics report notes Rep. Dowie S. Wyle filed to seek a fourth term in Congress from the Western Maryland district including Allegany Garrett Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties. He won the seat in 1952 and was reelected in 1954 and 1956.
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Annapolis
Dowie S. Wyle
Congress
Maryland
Wis
Bulliesea Alrondy
Secretary of State
Tmrst
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Vreilevick
Montgomery
Hydes
House of Representatives
Bost
J. Glenn Beall
US Senate
Demorat Milward Jr. Ryan
Frostburg
John R. Fatey
Burrington
Llyde
House of Delegates
J State Senate
Lecture Sponsored By Detrick Branch Highlights Student Research
Joan G. Taylor a Johns Hopkins faculty member described the 16 year plan linking high school students with the Army connected Operations Research Office. The program employs youths in summer projects with office advisors and features student papers now in publication.
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Joan G. Taylor
Fort Detrick
Scientific Research Society of America
Miss Taylor
Sla
Operations Research Office
Johns Flopkins University
Lillian Brown Hudson
Hurd College
Migs Taylor
Migg Ann Sinegletenry
Swartsmore College
Academy Chaplain To Speak At Hood College Vespers
Navy chaplain Fred D Bennett of the U S Naval Academy will speak at Hood College Coffman Chapel vesper service Sunday at 8 30 p m The Hood Choir led by Peter Manuels will sing two anthems Kyrie Eleison and Gloria in excelsis Deo from Messe a Louis by Andre Caplet with William Spurgin at the organ Bennett a Boston University Andover Newton Theological School graduate has served on ships and naval stations in the Pacific and United States and has been chaplain at the Naval Academy since 1956.
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Caplain
Fred D. Bennett
Chaplin
Naval Academy
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Bennett
Boston University
Andover
Newton Theological School
New Engeland
Hood Choir
Peter Maniels
Andre Caps Jel
Willam Spuiga
Prcific
United States
U.S. Naval Academy
New Windsor High School Honor Roll Highlights Names
Readable fragments show New Windsor High School honor roll lists for Nov and grades 10 11 and 12. Numerous students across grades 10 11 and 12 are named including Tevin Tueliales Patsy Roveh Joyer Leather and Virginia Derr, with many other spelled variants.
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New Windsor High School
Tevin Tueliales
Stushew
Teeny Janner
Patsy Roveh
Neider
Joyer Leather Niva Koontz
Patricia Ibbord
Donta Hann
Nancy Lesval Jeet
Lois Schneider
Claudia Alledire
Molures Baile
Alice Lee Carliste
Robert Cowart
Carol Elliott
Lovee Pew
Eva Dulaes
Barbara Lease
Shirley Feeser
Christine LeFevre
Herbert Weller
Mike Schlee
Lanny Marvhenham
Linda Rakes
Berenice Prity
Grace Or
Jane Allgire
Fayes Bare
Bue Baust
Vonda Buckingham
Judy Obrech
Lynda Robson
Jane Wintz
Wayne Danner
Joyce Beker
Gloria Fox
Patsy Koontz
United party plans Monday night gathering in town
Members of Ui Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a themed event Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Paul H. W. Rheads and Mrs. Dorothy Laysellery serve as chairmen. Mr. Joins J. Mussetler and Gurman lown attend. Mrs. Lavsay and children travel to New York, while Mrs. Largon and Kil depart for Frankfurt to join a husband abroad. Also noted are trips to Chicago for market events and home furnishings commerce.
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Attos
Kefauver
Janet Gareland
Mary Rath Herahberger
P.N
Kat Mey
OLA. Gare
Phin
Ui Daughtera
Te Ameriead Revoluten
Paul HW. Rhaads
Dorothy Laysellery
C. Herbert Krehds
J. Mussetler
Gurman Lown
Mess
Rd. Lavsay
Margot Dnd
New York
Mrs. Largon
Kildiven
Crankfort
Germany
Tay Alt Borer
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area
Among the sick Miss Bessie Castle of Jefferson street returned to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday in fair condition and slated for surgery. Mrs. Alice Nash Thurmont moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Fyler at 518 Military Road. Miss Daisy Stevens, Mr Plua aant, previously homebound with pricumarin, is reported improving. Mrs. Malter C Thomas, operated on December 12 at Frederick Memorial Hospital, improving satisfactorily. Richard J Etzler, son of Mr and Mrs Gilmore Baler of 505 Church street, underwent surgery Tuesday at the US Public Health Service Hospital Baltimore. condition is good.
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Bessie Castle
Jefferson Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alice Nash
Thurmont
Homer
Ira Fyler
Military Road
Souwrren
Agit
Welly Do
Frederick
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Daisy Stevens
Young Pike Couple Wed In Simple Church Ceremony
Miss Shirley Joan Vik and Merhle F Young united in a single ring ceremony at a Christmanas church in Feagaville. Lugene Young performed the ceremony, with Russell Cline Jr. and his wife acting as hosts. The bride wore baby blue silk with silver accessories and pink rose corsage. The groom works as a grinder operator and the couple resides nearby.
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Young-Pike
Shirley Joan Vik
Merhle F. Young
Mas
Charles BE. Yous
Feagaville
Zion Taiboran Church
Christmnas Vo. Thev
Lugene Young Perm
Altmiding
Russell Cline Jr
Young
Grand District Nepily Onion Libya Installs Lodge Officers
During lodge ceremonies Tuesday Mountain City Lodge 382 JOPOR of W. Frederick installed officers. Exalted Ruler William Arnold Am bush presided with Deputy Lloyd’s daughter Alice Robinson assisting. New officers include Leading Knight Charles Palm 52, Swarm Levluring Knight Robert Onley, Loyal Knight Daniel Bell, Inner Guard Levi Brooks, Tiler John Smith, Recording Secretary David Sappington, Financial Secretary David Shockley, Chaplain RL Nickens, Treasurer William Walker, Master of Social Session Charge Spriggs, and trustees Charlotte Jauter George Py Onley Richard Forgarsen Gareland Makel Charios Jackson.
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Libya
William Arnold
Mountain City Lodge
W. Frederick
Lloyd [Ts
Alice Robinson
Esteamed
Cal
Charles W. Palm
Yin Swarm
Levluring
Robert Onley
Daniel Bell
Levi Brooks
John Smith
Eaquire
Thomas Ambushy
David Sappington
David Shockley
RL. Nickens
William Walker
Charge Spriggs
Daniel H. Williams
Truss Lees
Charlo
Te Jauter
George Py Onley
Richard Forgarsen
Gareland Makel
Charios Jackson
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Westminster Chapler
Hrenswick
College of Regents
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North Market Street
John Slore
Hansonville
Slore
John Db. Stendrickson
Im Model Dry Goods
YMCA
Presbyterian Church
Charles Hobertson
West Second Street
Martin C. Kemp
Maryland Brick Ard Supply Company
Ens Pram
Walter ‘Tomas Mills
Middletown
Mage Ishvate
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Thode Ald Nurford
U.S. 40
Frederick Janeuary
Edwin
Nilivk
Wallace M. Torry
Adamstown
U.S. 15
William FF. Davis
Sheffield
W. Jerome Offutt
Ralph &. Ropp
Topp
Ll Predavick
Ee Devine
House of Correction
Nathan ©. Hollenbaugh
Betty
Magistrile Sheffield
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Shirley Ann Esworthy
East Fourth Street
Robert Elliott Murray
East 1¢Th Street
William Wayne Porters
Yorust Street
Herbert John Kaemplt
Red
Dorothy Mae Wills
RFD
Ann Eligabeth Garrett
Washington Street
Animes Lewis McKeever
West Seventh Street
Dorothy Frances Abalt
Boveds
Bernard Lee Offutt Jr
Wandi
Joseph Marlin Linton
RTD
Thurmoor
Juin Herman Baw
Inn
Germantown
John Rodel Bussarvd
Lawrence Smith Forrest
Lantz
Elmer Cortland Nelson
R YD
Gnion Bridge
George Willian Diekis
Parcelluidle
Way Norman Lawrence Ollanger
Bethesda
Diset
C. 1. Pax
Internal Revenue Service
Hayes
East Redwood S
Reet
Baltimore Association of Comemerce
Baoeh Pratt Library
Mai
President Savings Bank
Revenue Service
Dundalk
Aston
Salisbury
Silver Spring
Midklletown
Middletown Fire Hall
Starrallee Zechey
Kennelly Shifler
Ein’ Street
Shiffer
Europe
SASY
New Wampton
Iowa
Gene Keller
Mervin
London
Jao
Henry Clift
High Justice Court
Beatrice Fehr
Hyile
Vindohona
P.m
Vindocona, Inc
Nayoda Belauver
Ozzie Fagan
Ragree
Vindobona, Inc
John M. Culler
Brook Hill Methodist Sunday School
Catherine Rohenhoefer
Valentine
Harald Ammons
Irs
Fsié Staley
Catherine Rathenbaefer
Esta Stale
Detrick Branch
New Market
Judis
Nancy Hoffman
Bill Smith
Virginia Huebner
Geraldine Huebner
Madeline Ganley
John Stiles
Norfolk
Norfolk, Va
George A. Virls
Seaman
West South Street
Patrica A. Rice
Lee Plate
Corry
Mediterranean
Dan, Id
Helen Gonker
WSCS
Worman
Ethel Marpst
Georgia
George O. Mobison
Puerto Rico
Ash Wertealay
Wesleyan Bible Class
Trump Seekers
Prank Grimes
Wig J
Meg
Russell Dudrow
Jir. Allen
Mantz
Hemp
Stevens
Guild
Johnson
Biehy
Grimes
Stephen Landley
Edward Pearl
Pratik Galthey Jr
Tahn Grove
Gremillion
Ghabn
Mya
Rey Harvis
Charles Hudson
Abs
Wes Harrison
Helen Gouker
Florence Kellhaltz
Nowfore
Fening
Barry PB
Brayeik
Sonwenia
USN
Deraid
Krayeik
McLabel
Patricia
Thelef
Phillipsburg
N. Z
Dorothy Wilkidy
Tractar
Charles Helen Grossninkle
P. Cecil
Uty
Kitty Fox
Mediterranean Sea
Academy
J. Walker Garry
George
Douglas Je
Iran
Chicago
Serajrntal
Merchantise Mart
Joseph W. Kelly
Thormanl
Ane
Ty Norman
Guy
Tate
Nadir
James Hunter Uugh
Bellesda
Montgomery County
Allorney
John R. Reeves
McKeldin
Binet
Webster
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