Lewistown Yoran's Society Holds January Meeting
The Lewistown Yoran's Society met in Church Hall with 12 members present. Devotions by Mrs. Bowers on Japan and its Christian work opened the session. Albert Pawel presented gifts, and Mrs. Eli Green spoke on Japan's progress. Business covered curtains for the Church Hall and towels to be hemmed for Sibley. refreshments were served by Mrs. Luther Martin and Mrs. Eli Green. Next meeting set for Feb 11 at the Church Eat with Mrs. Robert Wachter Sr. and Mrs. George Grant hostesses.
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Lewistown
WSS
Yoran's
al Ghaan
HM i
Chuveh
Chuveh Hall Om Jamuny Witty : Script IO Be Ww LD Membors
Vance
W.S.C
Canien
Japan
Reas
Jowellerick
Mali Beesen
Norman Ramshue
Hursday
Yougind
Eli Green
Bevson
War and Taxes Dominate Budget Debate in 1959
The piece argues no economic fix exists without ending war risks, noting that 838 cents of every tax dollar fund past and future defense. It cites $47.1 billion of the $13.9 trillion budget for national protection, costs from veterans and farm supports, and the heavy burden of security spending shaping policy and politics.
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Birra
New York Times
Edgewood Church of God
Doris
Daviy
Garbara Viovtz
Vievle Stemn
Titlian Moser
Gram
Emer
Gency
Dors
Local club closure notes officer slate and prizes
Pauline Stitely vice president and Dorothy Gruden secretary led a club meeting with Charlotte Masser as assistant secretary and Catherine Baldwin as recording secretary. Prizes awarded to Mrs Gudien and Mrs Blank. Meeting closed with prayer. Next gathering planned in the personage basement on February. Navy recruiter Shillz announced reopening with Mel USN as local officer and requests for enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Stitely
Dorothy Gruden
M's
Charlotte Masser
Catherine Baldwin
Mary BE
Blanks
Naomi Blank
Macksline Masser
Gudien
Blank
Pam
Kronic Schulte
Abs
Massilinn
Nostessos
NAVY
Herr
Navy Recruiting Officn
Obbie B. Shillz
Mel
USN
Sluts
Winchester Tall
Appeal for Community Players Support in Frederick
An amateur actor urges Frederick residents to boost local theater by joining production efforts. He laments few volunteers, praises hard work by homemakers students and Fort Detrick staff, and urges readers to act like a big town to sustain community theater.
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Conmineity Players
Toca
Frederick High
Hood
Fort Detrick
Ley
Frederick
Sol
Hospital and deeds report from Gettysburg area
Patients admitted to Annie Warne Hospital Gettysburg Nancy Lee Smith Thirment Mrs Anna Wagerman Frimitsburg and David Glass Emmitsburg. Discharged from One Warner Hospital Mrs Meredith Gros Taneytown and Livi Daughters Elmer Motter Tapayetown Mrs Francis Myers Farmitsburg Theodore Cook New Windsor Mrs William Shevly RFD Ensnritsburg and Mrs William Totten New Windsor. Beulah J Spidey Middletown Herold E Siyers Knoxville Anna Wolfe and son. Deeds recorded for sale of several properties Needwood Peolesville district to Warne and Warne 96000 approx. Andersons sell to Florence Ewald and Gerald 218 acres Hauversdale finel. Botield Biser sold to Jandere Re Goxen and Irvin Samuelson 210000 approx.
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Annie Warne Hospital
Gettysburg
Nancy Lee Smith
Thirment
Anna Wagerman
Frimitsburg
David Glass
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Meredith Gros
Taneytown
New Windsor
Ree Jeaser
Washington County Hospital
Slagerstown
Beulah
Spidey
Middletown
Herold E. Siyers
Knoxville
Anna
Wolfe and Son
Deens
Me Hoscoe
Gaver
Needwood
Peloesville
Lea J. Warne
Kenneth G. Warne
Paul H. Anderson
Florence Ewald
Gerald
Hauvers
Finel
Botield
Biser
Jandere
Goxen
Irvin
Samuelson
Rativers
Emmitsburg Gisitiel
Fifty Years Ago Hews Fran The Coles Of The News
Newton trundle writes from the farm about diggin g a ditch and killing seven snakes on a mild January afternoon. The YMCA basketball game featured Wag Hendrickson for the Reds and H. Gregor for the Blues. Special police officer Tit Low sworn in near the Opera House. Local packers quote a forage price for sugarcane as fair at nine dollars per ton.
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Newton Trundle
Feagaville
YMCA
Hendrickson
Reds
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items recall VICTOINE BAUGHMAN Conley marriage to Richard Griffin of Washington at St John s Catholic Church. Also notes on Frederick bus losses, government cooperation talks, and local society and club happenings with listed officers and community names.
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Jal
Victoine Baughman Conley
Charles IL Conley
Guile Todt
St. John's Catholic Church
Richard Bulen Griffin
Washington
Paul Basteda
Potomac Edison Company
Revi Big Busines
Peanklit D. Noosevelt
Ars
Grorpote Rose Mowarit
Prancis Seals Key
HF. Kllye
Liprace
Ecluri
Frederick
Moriti
Gcers
G.C
Eigh
Frederick County
Winchesters Hall
Arlington D. Flory
den Nist
Tharanint
Caradon Mratley
Emmitshur Tivsl Vicg
Susie J. Ramsburg
Benjamin I. Shuil
Paut
Mermon
New Market
Misa Ruth Moberly
Psychology of the 1957 economy in review
The article examines the psychology of 1957 business conditions, noting signs of a readjustment, government budgeting anxieties, defense contractor worries, and tight credit. It discusses unemployment projections, stock market volatility, and the uncertain timing of a hoped upturn in 1958 amid cautious wage and spending trends.
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Washington
Went & J Company
Ean
Eisenhower
Congress
Ds Railin
Htm
Meta Tribune
Homemakers Club Meeting At Mt Pleasant
The Mt Pleasant Homemaker Club met January 20 at Mrs Earl Kelly’s home with co hosts Mrs Paul Brunner and Mrs Maurice Cramer. President Mrs Kelly opened with a musical program on Our American Heritage and The Star Spangled Banner. Members discussed programs for the year, other clubs, and community education topics.
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Mt. Pleasant
ML Pleasant Homemaker’s Club
Earl Kelly
Frederick Avenue
Paul Brunner
Maurice Cramer
Col‘leet Reat
Austin Kelly
Jed
America
Mhjy Iello
Act of Coniarens
Francis
Scott Key
Tot Sle Hen
Monevit
Rdng Masser
Pood
jGarden Chaiman
Robert Kline
Latartiman
Mallie Mb
State Trooper
Elders And Deacons Elected By Grace Reformed Church
At the annual congress meeting of the Grace Reformed United Church of Christ two elders and two deacons were elected for three-year terms. Eugene Thomas and Austin Kemp elected as elders, Del Sult and Jesse Stup as deacons. Reports were given by Jim and Harold Staley, Sunday School secretary Jesse Krantz, and Patt Green.
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Grace Reformed United Church of Christ
Eugene Thomas
Austin Kemp
del Sult
Jesse Stup
Paul S. Michael
Jet Sided
Jim
Harold Staley
Jesse Krantz
Patt Green
Tey
R. Ke. Widelay
Pres
Pepsi Vala Skating Party Draws 228 Attendees at Braddock Heights
A skating party at Braddock Heights Mallar Wal attracted 228 participants amid Pepsi Cola prizes. Winners included Charles Hanshew for best heat and Jane Webber, Bob Kamisbu taking door prizes. Other prizes went to Ann Hooper and several Frederick area residents. The annual March of Dios Shatin Party is planned for Braddock Heights later this month with door prizes and drawings.
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Hilidred
Braddock Heights Maller Wal
Charles Hanshew
Tocky Spirtits
Wileners
Virgina Dean
Haonshoro
Mary Lou Phils
Brove Talat
Braddock
Braddock Haights, and Thomas Cole
Frederick
Chicago
Jane Webber
Bruns
Bob Kamisbu
Ann Hooper
Sonny Fox
Thayelta Boward
Hageerstown
Donna Leo Esler
Patsy Muckley
Praderick
Optimist speaker at Francis Seai Key meet described
Dr A M Powell delivered remarks at a January gathering hosted by the Breakfist Oplinus Key and the Francis Seai Key. The talk covered child health topics and ten year advances in thermas knowledge, with a Marylangl Mure film loaned by the Frederickunicipal League.
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A. M. Powell
Marylangl Mure
Frederickunicipal League
Comly Ugart Association
Frederick
County Sheart Association
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Installations and Tonight’s Honors
The Samaritan Rebekah Lodge installation ceremony lists many officers and members, with Jessie Webster as President and Myrlle Gitthis as Past Noble Grand. The report notes James Marlow presiding and references Tyndun K Worlby invited to join, plus remarks about national politics and Eisenhower era context.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
al Dhy
Deyony
Jessie Webster
Mary Ise Worthy
Noble Graavds
Myrlle Gitthis
Noble
Grady Gertrude Roberta
View
Lethred Henn
Lutlie Willard
Chranglas
Vire Grand
Mildred Stitely
Regina Widdlemuser
Angie A OA Piatist
Pauline Kannle
Alti Uly
Tessie Webster
Alarshall
Celeste Browns
Molen Blubauhy
Fannie Kings
Denny Financial Secrelary
Grave Schmidt
Guardien
Thetitla Staley
Guardian
Eva
Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Johnsons Senate Mastery and Political Maneuvering Examined
The column contrasts Johnsons attention to detail with Eisenhowers hands off style noting his ability to push bills, gain committee seats, and cultivate cross party support. It also mentions a civil rights bill, Johnsons heart attack, and upcoming Democratic convention amid satellite research plans.
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Enue
Jotmsant
Senate
Tar Johnson
Vahnson
Uea
Johnson
Ltt
Two Prom Here Elected At Western Maryland
Two Frederick county students named in Steckfetter organization elections at Western Maryland College Westminster. Revmond J Wright of Libertytown elected president of Alpha Gama Tae. Mio Welgit senior is business manager of The Gold Bog. Wayne V Holler of Frederick elected sergeant at arms of Gamma Betas Chi.
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Frederick County
Steckfetter
Wester Maryland College
Westminster
Revmond J. Wright
Raymond J. Wright
Libertytown
Alpha Gana ‘Tae
Mio Welgit
the Gold Bogs Fe If
Frederickigh School
Wayne V. Holler
Gamma Betas Chi
Air
Holler
Frederick
Ville
Among The Sick And Other Local Health Notes
This fragment reports residents at Frederick Memorial Hospital with surgeries and illnesses. It lists Rosemont Avenue patient undergoing surgery, Rocky Springs resident Harry Freee ill at home, Mrs Day improving in Lewisdale, and King family child recovering from a virus infection. It notes Cutford W. Shelton of Walkersville and Clarence Wes of Rinco remains hospitalized.
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Howard
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Memorial
Harey
Freee
Rocky Springs
Deels Day
Lewisdale
Little Lobby King
Frank King
Purdum
George BE
Runkles
Harmon
Cutford W. Shelton
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence I. Wes
Rin
Frederick
Leo
Cash for News Ties at Fred wick NewsPost
The Fred wick NewsPost seeks news tips during January with cash prizes for best tips on oval news items. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight and Saturdays 8 am to noon. First tip on a story earns top prize. a judging panel will select winners and publish prize names.
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Fredwick NewsPost
Uid Nowsy
Women In Charge Of 22 Children Paroled
Baltimore report on a group of women charged with theft linked to welfare aid. several mothers, including one with eight children, were granted probation after pleading to charges. Attorney Preston Ay Taira claimed economic pressures and lack of support from spouses contributed to the alleged scheme.
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Baltimore
Jone
Nother
Timne
Molly
Jude Tenhen
Bolly Wre
Kabutt
J. Gallia Sonnel
Cunrad
Departement of Public Welfare
Con
Irving Far
Callanan Sui Ansl Joes
Preston Ay Taira
Lait
Ecuumic
Inesbiind
Personal notices of birthdays and visits among local residents
In a series of brief items local figures mark birthdays and travels. Mr Kielley Jelauler, a local attorney, observes his birthday at the Fratiogs Scott Key Hotel. Clark Beall of Kowisdale visits two weeks with cousin Gregory Day. Mr and Mrs Hudtell Heal and Mrs Lindy Beall vacation in Movida. Maryland student Wayne Watkins visits his parents Wort and Ales. Koby Walking of Lewisdaln and Nard A Newsqin announce the birth of Kathryn dun on Jan iy 72 at Frederick Memorial hospital. A Newman is the former Palriia Esworthy, daughter of Wr. and Mes. Meredith L. Ereworths on Molter avenue.
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Th Kielley Jelauler
Fratiogs
Scott Key Hotel
Abr
Clark Beall
Kowisdale
Gregory Day
Hudtell Heal
Lindy Beall
Movida
Wayne Watkins
Maryland University
Wort
Ales
Koby Walking
Lewisdaln
Nard A. News Qin
Parkway Row
Gregnhell
Antouove
Kathryn Dun
Jan Iy
Frederick Memoria
Ospital A. Newman
Palriia Esworthy
Anil Mes
Meredith L. Ereworths
Molter Avenue
Freterie
Florence Fashion Rivals Win Wartime Approval
Fashion rivals in Florence showcase spring collections amid wartime constraints. Designers Simonetta and Fabiani present wide shawls, kneehighs, and furred accents with bold silhouettes. Market forecasts suggest restrained trends with short coats and loose sleeves, reflecting fabric shortages and cautious consumer demand.
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Florence
Flotience
Italea
Hinne
Elle Fasilon
Fabiani
Simonetta
Paris
Florence Mahlou
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