Art Club Meeting Showcases Courbet Daumier Manet
Frederick Art Club gathered at C Burr Artz Library to view slides of Old Masters from the National Gallery of Art. Maxine Elliot narrated with Mrs. Roger H. Willard, Harriet Kolb presiding, and hostesses including Margaret Motter and Mrs. Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courbet
Daumier
Manet
C. Burr Artz Library
Frederick Art Club
National Gallery of Arts
Maxine Elliot
Roger H. Willard
Harriet Kolb
Margaret R. Motter
Irving Abb
Laurence Leonard
Willard
Haller
Metropolitian
Louise Weagley
Honore’ Daumier
Thim
Dickens
Palmer
Louvre
Gus Elliott
Springfield
Tenn
Uncle Sam Expands Warehousing In Government Stores
The federal government massively expands storage capacity, owning and operating over three times all private warehousing. Critics note tax losses and high costs to taxpayers, with Benson estimating storage charges on surplus crops at 750000 dollars daily, as nationalization pressures grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Washington
Emergent Spiritual Man and Layman Committee Reach Deep
The Layman’s Committee on Religion in American Life, led by Joseph H. McConnell after Charles E. Wilson, gathers industry leaders to redefine religious leadership. Admiral Ben Morrell urges laymen to take over business and social roles from clergy to foster spiritual growth and higher consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson
W. R. Grace & Co
Joseph H. McConnell
Colgate- Palmolive Company
Tese
Adiral Ben Morrell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Sees Little Hope For Prisoners Release In China Offer
The Times today questioned the prospect of releasing imprisoned Americans after China offered relatives visits. An independent paper suggested the gesture was to ease American sentiment and lower international tension. It also noted a potential easing if U.S. allows Chinese students in America to return home. The Times pondered relevance to Eisenhower's UN ceasefire aims near Formosa and the mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
China
Pewsooner
United States
America
Eisenhower
United Nations
Formosa
Bread Of Life by Rev A Purnell Bailey
The sermon questions belief in the New Testament claim that love never faileth and contrasts love with hatred, urging readers to consider whether commitment to love prevents chaos. It cites 1 John 4:18 and explores whether every form of life requires love to avoid failure. The section also notes Maryland crop data on dairy milk yields for December 1 in 1854 versus 1953 and an annual average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Paul Hutchinson
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Questions and Answers on Public Health Service Roles
In wartime the Public Health Service is part of the armed forces. Officers receive commissions from swearing in and hold them for service. The national game of Canada is ice hockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Armed Forces
Canada
Fifty Years Ago Sold Brick House at 67 East Third Street
Mr Horace C Zacharias sold an improved two story brick dwelling at 67 East Third street to Mrs Alberia E Biser of Tramsville for 2500 dollars. Postmaster George C Gardner Middletown has secured an Internal Revenue Service post and will resign soon. The central committee recommends Leslie W Gaver for postmaster at 1100 dollars per year. At the Belles Lettres Literary Club debate the affirmative lost to the negative. Bays Temperance Association debate on is the pen mightier than the sword will be held with Bartgis Storm Lavier Michael Howard Albaugh for affirmative and Robert Harrison Frank Doll Edward Thomas for negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace C. Zacharias
East Third Street
Alberia E. Biser
Tramsville
George C. Gardner
Middletown
Internal Revenue Service
Central Committee
Leslie W. Gaver
Belles Lettres Literary Oully
R. Schildknecht
J. Thomas
W. Cramer
R. Hamm
Bays’ Temperance Association
Bartgis Storm
Lavier Michael
Howard Albaugh
Robert Harrison
Frank Doll
Edward Thomas
Snowbound County Schools Close in Heavy ILINCH Snowfall
A six year snowstorm benchmark observed with drifting across the county. many country schools closed amid significant snowfall. Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a White House luncheon with guests including ARS. WILLIAM W. OSBURN and Mrs. Edward D. Shriner. About 150 attended a banquet by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Hose Company at the engine house. Harmont High School fell 40-3 to Emimutsburg's Northern Division leaders in Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARS
William W. Osburn
West Third Street
Edward D. Shriner
Bufket
Roosevelt
White House
Ladies Auxiliary
Independent Hose Company
Engine House
Harmont High School
Emimutsbureg
Thurmont
Suit Hearing Decides Farm Inheritance Dispute
Final arguments were heard before Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer in Equity Court as Sonny McNair, stepson of the late Scott H McNair, seeks the 117 acre farm. Testimony showed he was promised a share though siblings deny estate plans. Lawyers for Sonny argued for the farm while the children’s attorneys defended the family’s role and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Equity Court
Emmitsburg
Dallas
Sonny McNair
Scott H. McNair
McNair
Sonny
Devs
Edward D. Storm
Parsons Newman
Sherman P. Bowers
Kansas City Not To Enlarge Stadium Now
Kansas City will seat just under 31,000 at Municipal Stadium next season after council dropped a 2.5 million bond plan to enlarge to 38,000 to 40,000 seats. Existing funds and a 650,000 bond advance will fund remodeling and limited traffic relief, with Mayor Kemp saying a future bond could be voted if facilities prove inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Athletics
American Association Blues
William F. Kemp
Olinger Zuca Wedding in Emmitsburg and Engagement News
Miss Joann Pearl Zuck became the bride of Charles Edward Olinger in Emmitsburg at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Philip Bower officiating. The couple plans a southern wedding trip and will reside with the groom’s parents. Also announced is the engagement of Dolores Lorraine Deener to Roy Marion Rickerds, with a spring wedding planned. Invitations were issued for the wedding of Frances At Delia Molesworth to Walter Raymond Bartlett at Calvary Methodist Church Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Merle G. Deener
Knoxville
Dolores Lorraine
Roy Marion Rickerds
George Dewey Rickerds
Miss Deener
Boonshorn Wish School
Frederick Tailoring Company
Brunswick High School
Washington Terminal
Frances Atdelia Molesworth
Mt. Airy
Lawmakers oppose bill to pay relatives of U S prisoners in China
Rep Keating proposes legislation to cover travel costs for relatives of 17 Americans jailed in Red China, claiming it would fuel propaganda. Sen Sparkman expresses doubt, noting similar ideas being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iff
Len Potter
ReMich
Red
China
Rep
Keating
R-Ny
Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
Eisenhowers Far East Hint Sparks Two China Debate
President Eisenhower proposed U.N. good offices to seek a cease fire between the Nationalists and Communists in China, igniting discussion of a potential Two China scenario. U.S. policy remains intact, with Formosa defense central to preventing Red China from moving against the mainland as U.N. mediation looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Eisenhower
United ‘Nations
Ood
China
U.N
Britain
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
Nina Mennonea
Red
U.N. Jurisdic’tion
America
United States
Far East
U. N
Chou Enlai
Geneva
A&d
Korea
United Nations Commission
Chiang Kai-shek
Ims
North Korea
U.S
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Dulles
Big
Department of State
Senate
Lincoln Exhibit Showcases Judge Delaplaine Lincoln Work
A new Lincoln story by Judge Edward S. Delaplaine of Frederick is on display at the C Burr Artz Library for February. The exhibit includes a 1862 Lincoln commission found by Delaplaine in Chicago and a full-length photo of John W Garrett. Lincoln visited Harper's Ferry Sharpsburg South Mountain Boonsboro Middletown and Frederick during a historic Maryland trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Frederick
Maryland
C. Burr
Delaplaine
Chicago
Josephine Etchison
Comdr
Dudley Page
Antietam
John W. Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harper's Ferry
Sharpsburg
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Middletown
Local Hospital Notes Report Recoveries and
Among the sick listed are Mrs John s Droneburg at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Ralph L. Layton at University Hospital Baltimore recovering from surgery. Mr George E Barker home in Mt. Pleasant after a stay at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Annie Bohrer returns home from Frederick Memorial after a broken ankle incident. Mrs George W Arnold recuperating at home after eye operation in Hagerstown. Mrs Mionie Zentz moved to her daughter s home in Westminster with improving condition. Kenneth Finneyfrock recovered at Camp Detrick hospital. James Jordon St Antony s recovering from appendectomy at Frederick Memorial last week. Mrs Atlee Schmdt moved to University Hospital Baltimore by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘S
Droneburg
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph L. Layton
East Third St
University Hospital
Baltimore
George E. Barker
Mt. Pleasant
Annie Bohrer
Ridgeville
George W. Arnold
RFD
Westminster
Kenneth Finneyfrock
Thurmont
Camp Detrick
James Jordon
Paris Fears Flood Threat
The Seine flood danger prompted evacuations in St. Maur with 1,000 people leaving after a dike breach and 2,000 fleeing Choisy le Roi in the past 48 hours. Paris braced with sandbags as water reached basements and threatened landmarks such as Notre Dame and the Louvre while pumps and bricked basements protected key sites. In other news, the Beta Sigma Phi sorority met to discuss beautifying the home and planned a bowling party at Health Center alleys with host firm Walker Carty presenting films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Maur
Choisy Je Roi
Notre Dame Cathedral
Palais Bourbon
National Assembly
Louvre
Quai de Bercy
Quai de Rapee
Quai de Pasey
Beta Sigma Phi
C. Burr Ariz
C. C
Catt F Furniture
Pauline Flanigan
Dorothy Morgan
Walker Carty
Teo Be Married Tonight At University Of Maryland
Beverly Stuart Houston and Boyd Raymond Smith will marry this evening at the University of Maryland chapel with Rev. William Beall officiating. A reception follows at Alpha Gamma Rho house. The notice also lists several society movements and local family updates from Frederick and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Beverly Stuart Houston
Samuel Leonard Houston
College Park
Boyd Raymond Smith
Ray H. Smith
Monocacy Meadows
University of Maryland
William Beall
St. Andrew's Church
Alpha Gamma Rho
Three Found Guilty Fines Of Two Suspended
Three motorists failed in Peoples Court before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield this morning on State Police charges. Fines were suspended in two cases while others faced fines and jail time for assorted traffic offenses on US routes 240 and 346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
U. S
Roscoe Milton Pearce
Damascus
Paul Kline
Pearce
Edwin F. Nikirk
George William Brachey, Jr
Braddock Heights
U.S
George M. Spriggs
Knoxville
Charles D. Mades
Spriggs
Kline
Bruchey
Christy
Baltimore
Hill
S. 40
West
W. L. Guilmino
John M. Fisher
West South Street
Sherman Boone
Eighteenth century furniture tour featured at store meeting
Bible Thoughts phrase cited as a reflection on righteousness and divine pleasure. The note mentions a Dryden quote about God not making His work for man a means, then describes eighteenth century furniture, proper arrangement, and quality woods as pertinent for decorators. A store tour concluded the gathering.
Frederick Jaycees Seek Elective School Board Reform
Frederick Education committee of the Junior Chamber of Commerce urges support for electing county school board members. A mailed eight page study outlines nonpartisan elections, overlapping terms, open meetings, and recommendations to keep current members until term ends with a five to nine member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jaycees
Jaycee Committee
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick County
National Education Association
Jaycee
Propriety Of Request For Reports Questioned
Maryland college leaders challenge making accreditation reports public after Johns Hopkins Western Maryland Washington College and St John s receive state funds Senate President Goldstein plans to seek public disclosure Overall view differs by private status and Middle States appraisal history Dean Klein notes April 1953 report not secret Johns Hopkins plans renewal of Middle States review with fall 1956 department aid cited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
University of Maryland
State Senate
Goldstein
D-Calvert
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Washington College
St. John’s
Lowell Skinner Ensor
Dr. Ensor
Sehalarch
Fesrhart
Ain Tee
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Daniel Z. Gibson
Washington
Middle States Associate
Chesters Town
Jacob Klein
St. John's
Wilson Sha
Frederick County Products Inc Elects Board and Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting Frederick County Products Inc elected Daniel T. Dutrow as President with Robert E. Delaplaine and Warner L. Brittain as vice presidents. William Delaplaine becomes secretary, John M. Carter assistant secretary, F Leo Smith treasurer, Charles K. Heck assistant treasurer, John M. Carter plant manager, Charles W. Gehnder provision manager, and Warner L. Brittain personnel manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Products, Inc
Daniel T. Dutrow
Robert E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Elias B. Ramsburg
Charles McC. Mathias
Pete A. Wilmer
F. Leo Smith
John M. Carter
Charles W. Zehnder
Warner L. Brittain
Wiliam YT. Delaplaine
Charles Kk. Heck
Charles W. ‘Gehnder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artz Library
the News
Hems
Tke
Judge Delaplaine
WE. Bender
Hagerstown
Earl H. Cline
West Patrick Street
Russell L. Kaufman
Thomas S. Glass
Cline
Kaufman
Eee Aetee
Wai
Charles A. Price
Charles S. Price
East Second Street
Sea Island
J. J. Reynolds
South Jette
Lester J. Reynolds
Alexandria, Va
Key Avenue
Florida
Myrtle Hubbard
Creagerstown
California
Glenn E Hubbard
Alhambra
Calif
Elizabeth B. Bower
Daughters of the American Revolution
Magnolia Avenue
Paul B. Rhoads
Pearl A. Bader
David C. Wilson
Dean Thomas
Wilson
Sara Grossnickel
Myersville
Rev. Wilson
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Illinois
Detrick Womens’ Club
Camp Detrick Women’s Club
Robert S. Dyal
Martin Goldenberg
Edward J. Barbour, Jr
Donald R. Williams
William 4. Armstrong
Bug Store
Montevue
Mee Warner ‘Fort
Robert Porter
C. G. Smith
Sidney C. Stern
Warren T. Hunt
Irs
Charles Lanner
James L. Roberts
Ediward Schantz
William W. Taylor
Wade E. Weddle
South Market Street
West Fourth Street
John R. Bowers
Walkersville
Dryden
The
Sentimentalist
Myrtle
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