Frederick County Historical Society hears on Key Monument and estate purchase
Charles F. Bowers chairs a January Historical Society meeting at the Historical Home West Patrick Street. Miss Ott's talk recalls the 1898 Francis Scott Key Monument unveiling at Mt Olivet Cemetery with Col Henry Watterson and Bentztown Bard ode by Folger McKinsey. The society ratifies a Townsend estate purchase with the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and plans a June dinner for Frederick county bicentennial.
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Ar Apple
Xether Tull
Charles F. Bowers
Townsend
Crampton's
Gep
West Patrick Street
Bowers
Onremi
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Ctieens
Mt. Olivet
Ott
Henry Watterson
Atlanta Constitution
Folger McKinsey
Baltimore Sun
Edith Miller
Wm. Slemmer
Joseph Henry Apple
The
Historical Society
Mary Esther Tull
Society
Tull
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Crampton’s Gap
Mrr. Bowers
William M. Storm
Marshall L. Etchison
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Stuart Haller
Frederick County
Federation of Garden Clubs
Yancy House
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Parsons Newman
Frederick
Frederick historical items gifted to local society members
A list of dated artifacts and manuscripts donated by Mrs Sue M Markell of Birmingham Alabama to the Frederick Civic Club. Items include genealogies, pamphlets, a 1776 deed, a 1690 directory, a 1836 life manuscript, and 1748 German parchments. New members Miss Miriam Apple and Mr Mrs Philip Winebrewer join the group.
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Cearies McC
Mra
Ard Wicks
Baltimore
Frederick Guards
Elis C. Wachter
Poe
Walkersville
Philip L. Poe
Courtney Stauffer
Frederick
Charlies Downs
Jamies Cronenburg
Lincoln D. Englebrecht
Local social notes and family events in Emmitsburg area
Emmitsburg residents host and visit relatives with weekends at Beltsville Baltimore Towson and Fairfield area. Banns announced for Francis Kreitz and Josephine Topper at St Josephs. A surprise party honors Mrs Charles Shorb. Public sale at Mrs Frank Stoner well attended. Birth of Linda Lou Trent. James Pryor to Fort Howard for treatment. Edward F Brown recovering from cerebral hemorrhage.
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Emmitsburg
Alr
Harry Jones
Beltsville
Jones
Charles £. Shorb
Roy Gelwicks
Arthur Deems
Baltimore
John Wagermen
Robert L. Topper
John ¥. Kelly
Marie Rosensteel
Barbara Ann Rosensteel
George Reynolds
Mollie Reynolds
David Guise
Genevieve
Frank Snyder
Fairfield Road
Roy J. Wivell
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis Kreitz
Cecil Kreitz
St. Anthony's
Josephine Topper
Jacob Topper
Charles B. Shorb
Shorb
Donald Stoner
William Topper
Herbert Sprankle
Claudia Rosensteel
Mary Teresa Houck
Glenn Polley
Fairfield
John Trent
Linda Lou
Frederick Emergency Hospital
Grant Long
Roy Smith
Waynesboro Road
Emmitsburg items note hospital aid and PTA meeting
A food drive for Annie M. Warner Hospital sponsored by the Emmitsburg Auxiliary began last week and runs to the fourth Monday in January. Donations are directed to Mrs Harry Borle Mrs Charles McNair Miss Ruth Gilltan and Mrs J Ward Kerrigan. Three State Congress of the P T A members attended the Emmitsburg High School P T A meeting held Wednesday evening with opening remarks by the president.
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Annie M. Warner Hospital
Edward Peters
Fred Seiss
Fhurmont
Jackson Hamerick
Annie M . Warner Hospital
Emmitsburg
Hos
PTA Members and Local Meetings Highlight Weekend Events
Weldon Shank leads a group singing while Mrs. Andrew Eyster reports 639 paid PTA members. Aiis Gower from Sharpsburg speaks on state and national PTA benefits, followed by Mrs. Austin Gardner of Hagerstown on her view of PTA. A committee led by Paffenberger and James Hays will draft by laws for state approval. Erlitsburg Fire Company notes dues and a new siren as twelve attend. Joseph K. Ash family welcomes a ninth child born Sunday at Annie M L Warner hospital. Marilyn Cordell visits Waynesboro. Mrs. James Cleary visits from Binghamton. Miss Agatha Wetzel visits from Baltimore. An elephant’s trunk contains 40000 muscles.
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Weldon Shank
Andrew Eyster
Aiis Gower
Sharpsburg
State Congress
Austin Gardner
Hagerstown
Washington County Congress
PTA
Mong
Paffenberger
James Hays
J. Harry Scott
Emmitsburg Fire Company
Troxell
Afr
Joseph K. Ash
Annie ML Warner Hospital
Marilyn Cordell
Waynesboro
Peggy
Nancy Wachter
James Cleary
Binghamton
John M. Roddy
Agatha Wetzel
Baltmore
Russell Wetzel
Doctor Explains Meniere's Syndrome Dizziness Deafness
Dr Edwin P Jordan outlines Meniere's syndrome as a group of inner ear diseases with attacks of dizziness and hearing loss. The dropsical form stems from fluid buildup in the labyrinth and is common after age 45, sometimes affecting both ears. Treatments include managing underlying causes and reducing body fluids. surgery is among options.
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Meniere
Arab Woman Misses In Jerusalem Attack Near Holy City
Arab victim Miss Ann Halle Strauss, 24, Shaker Heights Ohio, is hospitalized in Jerusalem after Arab sniper fire hit a Jewish auto convoy near Jerusalem. Two killed, eight wounded. Miss Strauss works in the public relations office of Hadassah University Hospital. Her father, Abraham Strauss, is national vice president of Hadassah Zionist organization.
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Ann Halle Strauss
Shaker Heights
Jerusalem
Holy City
Miss Strauss
Rothschi'd Hadassah University Hospital
Abraham Strauss
Hedassah
Zonist Organizehon
Dizziness and Meniere's syndrome relief discussed
The article notes that treatment options include rest, medicine, and sometimes surgery with partial relief. It explains Meniere's syndrome as more annoying than dangerous and describes dizziness that can occur without limiting daily activities.
Doctor answers on tattoo removal methods
The text states a method using tannic acid injected into the skin and silver nitrate rubbed on until a black crust forms, which separates in about 16 days. It cautions that removal should be performed by an expert and mentions avoiding bleeding.
Death of Mrs T Davis Richards S R Sympathies and local notices
News from Cumberland reports the death of Mrs. T Davis Richards, wife of a former Boyds and Neelsville pastor. KR AL Dobie returns home from Suburban Hospital and recuperates. Mr and Mrs Dobie hosted Dr and Mrs Fawcett at dinner January 18. Mrs William M Williams improves after a December asthma attack. Rev J P Kerr and daughters traveled to Baltimore for a family dinner with Bir and Mrs Harry B Bell and visited relatives. Whale oil once burned in two lamps now mainly supplies soap and glycerine for munitions.
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Boyds
Cumberland
T. Davis Richards
Neelsville
AL Dobie
J. P. Kerr
Baltimore
Bir
Harry B. Bell
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