Weddings at Episcopal Church in Maryland
The January 23 wedding at Epispacel church featured Rev. Frank H. Mess Jr performing the 4 p.m. rites. The bride wore a gray wool suit with black accessories, and Sel Mewath has served three and a half years in the Marine Corps, stationed at Santa Anna, California. Mrs. Momath works at Edward's drug store in Leesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiacepel
Frank H. Mess Jr
Sel Mewath
Marine Corps
Sante Ann
Calif
Momath
Edward's Drug Store
Leesburg
Engagement notices and economic hopes float in news item
The piece discusses engagements involving Misa Eugenia and Mr and Mrs Russell A Laden, with reference to a wedding in June near Westminster. It cites economic concerns and price trends tied to unions, General Electric, and industry wide effects. A copy mentions a Third Motor Airman Brengie, from Walkerville, enlisting in 1952 and stationed at Sealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Misa Eugenia
Oman
Ming
Russell A. Laden
Westminster
Jume
Union Bridge
England
Aedon
Brengie
Theluisier
Tetra Motor
Automobiletesance
Lersville
Air Force
Alexandria
Sealand
Rising costs and surplus waste in local cafeteria plans
A reader from Walkersville Md protests excessive spending on cafeteria rooms and foreign aid rhetoric. The letter argues funds should not be wasted on surplus facilities and urges restraint and better allocation of resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur- Claude
Crum Walkersville
Mt Airy Man Chosen Damascus Bank Cashier
Mt Airy man chosen as cashier at Damascus bank during a Bani of meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Damascus Bank
Stolen Buick Roadmaster Recovered Near Buckeystown
Local realtor M. E. Zeller reported his Buick Roadmaster stolen from North Court Street. Police traced the car to a Virginia city where it was found in running condition after about two weeks missing. Zeller left for the city to retrieve the vehicle.
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Zeller
Buckeystown
City
Virginia City
North Court Street
Fifty Years Ago Of The News January 23 1906
A childlike line of items from Frederick remains shows John Grumbine fracturing his hip by a chair fall at the City Hotel while turning off an electric light. A Fred erick College Literary Society debate debated presidential reelection with a split vote. A horse incident at Court street caused a leg injury to George Salter Jr. The acting debut of Robert Downing drew praise at City Opera House. Winter warmed quickly to springlike levels with unseasonably high temps and a late cold snap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grumbine
City Hotel
Frederick College
United States
Raymond H. Bussard
David M. Stauffer Jr
T. Brust
Samuel E. Brown
Messrs
Claude Hahn
M. Arthur Derr
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Wrile
United Fire Company
Robert Downing
Hank
Monk
City Opera House
Downing
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A freeze and blizzard in Frederick with five below temperatures and 50 mph winds. A 10 foot drift near Frederick blocked the Pennsylvania Railroad as main highways stayed open. Reports note plans for a new arts library and a charity event by Dick Gardner. Mrs Schnaf fer left for New York for a visit and business trip.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Biilard
C. Burr
Oeder
Fredenck County
Dick F Hotcha
Gardner
Rostice
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Schmanffer
New York
Reactivation Meeting Planned for Drum and Bugle Corps
Amer amuatwo meeting for the Drum and Bugle Corps of the Francia Scot Key Post Americad Lepon will be held Wednesday at the Legiee home East Church street to arrange reactivation of the marching group. James Fisher chairs the project. 41 people already show willingness to participate. No training is required as instructors will be on hand. The original corps was active from 1828 until WWII. it won prizes at Alsatia parades in Hagerstown and Apple Blossom festivals in Winchester and competed with other units. The group paraded at department and national events in Cleveland and New York. Luther Bell led drum major duties after WWI. Laurens E. Phebus was the first drum major. Other committee members include Nevin Baker David Crist and George E Phebus.
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Amer
Amuatwo
Francia Scot Key Post
Americad Lepon
Legiee
East Church Street
James Fisher
Whic
Stet
Legionaire
Legion
Hagerstown
Winchester
Department
the American Legion
Cleveland
New York City
Luther Bell
Laurens E. Phebus
Fisher
Nevin Baker
David Crist
George E. Phebas
Jacob Ramsbury
Lewistown
Homemakers Club
At & P.m
David Shook
E. 5. Conway
Guy Stull
Walter Heckert
Bernard Kelly
Washington
Randolph Stull
Glenna Leatherman
March of Dimes
H. Clifford Kelly
Florence Kelly
Housewives and Husbands Face Shifting Roles Debate
Columnist BAL BOTLE NEW YORK summarizes expert Sidonie Gruenberg on wives doing more housework and the rise of women as breadwinners. She notes men seek peace and protection at home while society trends toward matriarchy, urging balanced domestic labor and shared responsibility.
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Bal Botle
New York
Curbatone Recies of
Pavement Plata
Sidonie Gruenberg
America
National Conference On Community Planned
A National Conference on Community Improvement will meet March 3 in Washington at the Statler. It is sponsored by the National Conference for Community Improvement with broad involvement from national groups in St Louis and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Maryland delegates and state representatives are invited to a January 31 meeting at the Hotel Emerson in Baltimore to organize selections for attendees and coordinate regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jaz
Mote! Statler
Washington
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clube
America
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Haseen
Maryland
Emerson
Emmy Awards Embrace Broader Industry Reach And Peace
Emmy ceremonies expand to 41 categories and establish national board chapters in New York Hollywood Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis and Boston. President De Fore says the awards will reflect industry wide merit not popularity and emphasize craftsmen’s recognition across television. A stamp show in Chesapeake area news follows with a Norfolk naval air station update on Franklin E. White Jr.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Emmy
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Academy of Motion In Picture Arts and Sciences
Midwest
Hollywood
Hon de Fore
Academy
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
de Fore
Local Traffic Fines Placed After Weekend Stops
Police report a string of traffic offenses with multiple drivers cited for speeding passing on curves and reckless driving. Troopers Kline Martin and Morgan led the enforcement along routes including U S 340 U S 240 and Md 26 with fines ranging from 6.45 to 16.45 dollars and jail time for nonpayment in some cases.
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Kline
Nort Market Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Braddock Mountain
Guillaimo
Donald R. Beck
Rockwood
Frederick County
Francis L Dickensheets
Grange
William G. Morgan
Maynard
Keister
Romney
W. Va
Alan D. Martin
Thomas C. Davis
College Station
Tex
Bernard L. Rice
Wilson Place
U S. 340
Everett A Lough
Baltimore
U. S, MO
Theodore W
Bisby
John E. Cartee
Karl W. Edwards
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick H. Hartman
Honesdale
Edward F. Curran
Falls Church
Alpha Martin
Wyoming
Point of Rocks
Cec D. McDuosh
Aldie
Paul A. Kline
Benjamin Rogers
Martinsburg
Walter M. Fleming
Purcellville
Robert C. Jones
Clarksburg
Rocks
Niagara Falls
WN. Y
U. S
Jeanette H. Taylor
East
Waybren C.teele
Thurmont
Earl D. Col
Clearbrook
Sick children and local hospital notes in Frederick area
Eight year old Eichelberger is recovering at home after adenoid and tonsil surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and will remain indoors for two weeks. Several other Frederick residents are noted as patients or recent discharges from Frederick Memorial Hospital and Georgetown University Hospital with various injuries and conditions.
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Terry
Eichelberger
Kenneth B. Echelberger
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Smith
Frederick
Route 3
Frederck Memorial Hospital
W. Earl Hawkins
Woodsboro
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Leo Weinberg
West Second Street
Arthur Grove
Jefferson
Imreet
Camp Deuick
Clarence Ridenour
Lantz
M. L. Creager
Alice Eyvyler
Gettysberg, Pa
Mental health talk guides Lewistown Homemakers Club
Mrs. Jacob Ramsbury leads an enlightening Lewistown Homemakers Club discussion on mental health definitions and core traits. The group plans a Cinerama Holiday trip, sewing class, and March of Dimes donation as 1956 activities proceed.
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles M Schridter announce a fourth daughter Shelley Jean born Friday to RFD 2. Mr and Mrs William H Baldwin report eighth child a daughter Hope Derene born Friday to RFD 5. Mr and Mrs Ralph Parks Jefferson announce first child a son David Stuart born Friday. Mr and Mrs Russell Rippeon New Market announce seventh child a girl Trina Roxane born Friday. Mr and Mrs Mervin Bartlett Knoxville announce daughter Yvonne Gaynell born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Marion Stup Walkersville announce third son Richard Eugene born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Glen E Conrad Taney Apartments announce second son David Stewart born Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Flickinger Walkersville announce first child a boy Charles Howard born Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles W Frye RFD announce second child first girl Randy Mae born Sunday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Hebb Brunswick announce third child a girl Macy Michelle born Monday morning.
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Knoxville
Yvonne Gaynell
Marion Stup
RFT
Walkersville
Richard Eugene
Glen E. Conrad
Taney Apartments
David Stewart
George Flickinger
Charles Howard
Charles W. Frye
RFD
Randy Mae
Irvin Hebb
Brunswick
Macy Michelle
Schmitz to Receive U of I BS Degree This Month
Thomas F. Schmitz will receive a BS degree from the University of Illinois Urbana this month at the January convocation. He is the son of Mrs Margaret Schmitz of 121 Record Street. Mr and Mrs A A Radcliffe Jr and family moved from West Fifth Street to Fairview Avenue in the Westbrook development. Several local residents attended a banquet at the Legion Home New Cumberland Pa hosted by Hempt Bros Co Camphill Pa last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Schmitz
University For Illinois
Urbana
Schmitz
Margaret Schmitz
Record Street
A. A. Radcliffe Jr
West Fifth Street
Fairview Avenue
Westbrook
Roy Hare
Wayne McGloughlan
Fairfield
Leon Grosz
Emmitsburg
Legion Home
New Cumberland
Hempt Bros. Co
Camphill
Fessler Grandfather Clock Sells For 700 At Public Sale
A 6 day grandfather clock owned by John Fessler sold for 700 dollars at the public sale of antiques and personal property of the late Miss Nas S Wilson at 119 East Patrick Street Saturday. The sale total exceeded 900 dollars with a walnut highboy at 318 and Windsor arm chairs at 140 each. A hand carved American eagle emblem sold at 86 and cranberry salt and pepper shakers 17.50. The sale attracted a good crowd and was conducted by John McE Wilson and Mrs Louise Rhoads. John L Penton acted as auctioneer with Helen J Penton as clerk and W Jerome Offutt as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fessler
Nas S. Wilson
East Patrick Street
John McE. Wilson
Louise
Rhoads
John L. Penton
Helen J. Penton
W. Jerome Offutt
300 Anti Polio Inoculations Administered at Winchester Hall
Three hundred anti polio inoculations were given today at the county health clinic in Winchester Hall. Dr. Forbes Burgess county health officer distributed the shots to children aged one to 16 starting at 9:30 in the morning and finishing before noon. Additional sessions are planned Friday at the same time and may extend into Monday if demand continues. Second shots will be announced later with a four week interval between doses. The final slot will be before the polio season, a few months hence.
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America
Secretary Dulles
Life” Magazine
Dulles
Eden
Moscow
Bas Cairo
Pupaganda
Vaticans
Krishna Menon
Nehru
India
Atomic Energy Commission
Willard F. Libby
Commission
Isciendat
Northwestern University
Libby
Esratee
Alles
Winchester Hall
Forbes Burgess
West Point grads slight edge for success in Army careers
General Maxwell D Taylor says West Point graduates with high scholastic standing have only a slight advantage over poorer students in Army careers. Separately Mrs. Daniel Willard, widow of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad president, dies in Baltimore. A March of Dimes Family Night is planned for February 10 at 7 pm.
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Charleston
Maxwell D Taylor
Army
Nd Staff
Willard
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hillcrest
Nursing Home
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Associated Stamp Clubs
Chesapeake Area
Maryland Institute of Art
Naval Air Station
Norfolk, Va
Franklin E. White Jr
USN
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Winchester Street
David F. Minsich
Greencastle
Paul A. Que
Princ Eden
Great Britain
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