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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1955

Page

2

March of Dimes Polio Drive Centers at Fredericktown Bank

Fredericktown Savings Institution hosts the Mothers March on Polio on Monday night from seven to eight. F Ross Myers president and bank staff assist with collection and accounting while Arthur Lambert treasurer and Roger Rice assist campaign workers. Mrs Hazel Lewis chairs women’s activities leading the drive as club women and residents prepare to canvas neighborhoods countywide with porch lights signaling planned contributions.

Fredericktown Savings Institution F. Ross Myers Arthur Lambert Frederick County Roger R . Rice Hazel Lewis Chaiman Women's Activities

Eisenhower Budget Seeks Balance Amid Growth and Security

The third Eisenhower budget still aims for a balanced account, arguing stability of the dollar and gradual progress toward balance by 1956. It emphasizes defense of liberty, welfare and economic growth, and prudent debt management to curb inflation while maintaining high security spending.

Eisenhower Harry F. Byrd Virginia The Treasury

Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years back the issue reports school trouble at Middle town High School where the ninth grade walked out over a play and principal Oscar B Fosse. The trustees ordered reinstatement for two suspended pupils amid further notes on a remodeled Emergency Hospital at Brunns wick and a former police officer fined for tossing filth into a doorway.

Oscar B. Fosse Middletown High School Everal HSS Pipes Wea Eens Fogle Baltimore and Ohio Brunnswick West Patrick Street Francella Jane Castle East Street Murray D. M. Fout Myersville

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Jan 24 1945 recalls heavy Frederick snow with winds and drifts three times their depth. Temperature fell to three above zero. A fire endangered Mrs Rosie King’s home at 124 Sixth Street during thawing efforts. Court in Frederick County suspended for the first time since the 1943 blizzard as witnesses traveled on horseback and by foot. Relief workers cleared side streets with shovels.

Frederick County

Suit Filed for 55000 Damages in Automobile Crash

Mrs. Ruth L Bierley and her husband Mehrl Bierley of 268 West Fifth street filed in Circuit Court a $55000 damages suit over a October 5 1953 rear end collision on U S 15 south of Buckeystown. Gerald R Castle is accused of negligent driving and Grayson B Castle is named for imputed responsibility. The suit includes separate damages for car loss and loss of wife’s services.

Ruth L. Bierley Mehrl &. Bierley West Fifth Street Gerald R. Castle Grayson B. Castle Adamstown Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr Edwin F. Nikirk

Double Ring Wedding in Westminster Sanctuary

Reverend W DeWitt Dickey presided at a double ring ceremony in a sanctuary decorated with white snapdragons chrysanthemums palms and candelabra. Organist Mrs Norman E Eitzler provided a 30 minute recital before the ceremony and played Wagner and Mendelssohn marches. Donald Easterday of Myersville sang during and before the ceremony. Bride wore a white velvet portrait gown with pearl and rhinestone detailing and a single strand of pearls. Sister Joyce Hood was maid of honor with aqua velvet bridesmaids and matching headbands. Best man was Lloyd Barnes with ushers Joseph Abell Jr and Everett Barnes. After the ceremony a reception followed in the church social room and the couple now reside at 27 East Main Westminster.

W. DeWitt Dickey Norman E Eitzler Wagner Mendelssohn Donald Easterday Myersville Joyce Hood Betsy Gosnell Woodbine Mary Irene Scheel Lloyd Barnes Joseph Abell, Jr Everett Barnes East Main Street Westminster MY. Airy Janet Loretta Hood Foard Hood Wt Airy James Lowell Barnes Edward Barnes Winfield Calvary Methodist Church Mt. Airy Mary Scheel Leroy Conaway Norman Etzier Reo Tayes Peekes Espathellin Evera Bares Edward Barnes, Jr Leroy Conaway

Local Personal Notices Highlight Weddings and Births

Mr and Mrs G Holland Laww son Urbana were hosts at a Sunday dinner celebrating their eleventh wedding anniversary. Raymond Mills and wife welcome a seven pound daughter Cathy Ann born January 15. A Baltimore banking bank gathering drew many local attendees from Frederick county including Anders Shuff Sponseller Delaplaine Albaugh Youns Myers Shriner Grove Eshleman Nicodemus Wammaker and others from several institutions.

G. Holland Lawwson Urbana Paul R. Wilcom Sjamsville Raymond Mills McMurray Street Cathy Ann Dan John Green Lime Rain Elwood Green Elsie Nancy Ellen Lawrence Cindey Myersville George Campher Billy Botby Arlington Baltimore American Institute of Banking Lord Baltimore William H. B. Anders Benjamin L. Shuff Lewis WW. Sponseller Roberto Delaplaine Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank M. Albaugh W. Meredith Youns Fredericktown Savings Institution Glenn

Boxing's New Talent From Europe On The Rise

Boxing's new talent comes largely from Europe with several debuts slated. Angelo Triser from Halifax aims for US debut against Protestant of Newark in a minor at St Nicholas Arena. Paddy Young and Tony Johnson collide in an all New York light heavyweight bout at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway Arena tonight. Joey Giardetto fights Al Andrews in Wisconsin. Valdes seeks an 11th straight victory Tuesday against Jack Flood in Huntington West Virginia. Transportation accidents rank with tuberculosis as a cause of death in certain countries.

Associated Press Boxine Comine Europe Haly Angelo Triser Scrappy Protedants Newark New York St Nicholas Arena Noviont Paddy Young Tony Iahnsen Brooklyn Eastern Parkway Arena Abc-Tv Man Valdes Jack Flood Spokane Huntington W.a

United States and Chiang Kai shek face possible war with Red China

In a Washington column James Marlow outlines Chiang Kai shek's aging defenses on Formosa backed by U S aid. He notes U S aims for peace but warns mutual defense pacts could drag America into war if Red China attacks Formosa. The piece weighs Chiang's limited forces against Communist strength and the risk of a broader conflict.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Chiang Kalshek United States Samenu Chiang Russia 7Th Fleet Formosa China Asia Hhe Senate

Sick Lakes child convalesces at home after pneumonia

Among The Sick Cartes Ramond Lakes near cold son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Lakes Jr who had been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for ten days suffering from bilateral pneumonia returned Saturday to his home 519 Lee Place where he is reported to be convalescing satisfactorily Jn Eien Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs ely Miller East South street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon for observation and treatment Mrs John T Dronebure North Market street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday for observation and treatment

Cartes Ramond Lakes Charles F. Lakes, Jr Frederick Memorial Hospital Lee Place Jn Eien Miller Ely Miler East South Street John T. Dronebure North Market Street

Mothers' Class Meets at Exan Geueueal Lutheran Church

The Mothers' Class at Exan Geueueal Lutheran church held its monthly meeting on a Thursday evening at Mrs. Lauretta Smith's home on South Jefferson street. About 30 members attended and welcomed new members. Mrs. Smith led devotions. Mrs. Rosalie Thuedy presided over the business session. The group sang a verse of God Be With You Till We Meet Again and the Mizpah benediction closed. Games were played and refreshments served. A guess box prize went to Mrs. Bethy Hoffman. a door prize was won by Mrs. Pat Heller.

Exangeueal Lutheran Church Lauretta Smith South Jefferson Street Smth Bethy Hoffman Pat Heller

Eisenhower asks Congress to defend Formosa line

President Eisenhower asks Congress in a special message to back a defense line around Formosa and authorize use of US armed forces if needed to stop a Communist crossing. The plan aims to clarify policy on Formosa security and may win Senate approval amid some opposition.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Formosa White House United States Chiang Kai-shek George D-Ga Senate Foreign Relations Committee McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Subcommittee Iquiry Sen McCarthy House Veterans Affairs Committee

Taneytown Real Estate and Stocks Sell at Robecker Estate Auction

A Taneytown sale of Rosa B Kemper estate items at York Street drew several bidders. Two one dollar gold pieces fetched 20 each. a four-bedroom dwelling with garages and outbuildings sold to George W Shriner for 312170. Stocks from Birnie Trust, Carroll Record, First National Bank of Taneytown, New Windsor State Bank, and Taneytown Grain and Supply all traded at premiums. purchaser names not disclosed. The Birnie Trust Co handled executor duties with Parke as solicitor. Bowers and Haines assisted as clerks.

Rosa B. Kemper York Street Taneytown George W. Shriner Taneytown Garage Company Birnie J Trust Company Carroll Record Company First National Bank of New Windsor State Bank Taneytown Grain and Supply Company Birnie Trust Company F. Neale Parke Earl R. Bowers Carl B. Haines Curtis G. Bowers

Fireball Shatters Window In Darby Township Incident

Wilam Cunningham, 32, stood in his Philadelphia area bedroom when a grapefruit sized fireball struck his window, hit an oil heater, exploded, and burned his hand. Fire Marshal Joseph and astronomy experts weighed meteorite vs homemade bump theories, noting angle of entry and lack of magnetism.

Philadelphia Wilam €. Cunningham Darby Township Cunningham Francis X. Joseph Delaware County C P Oliver University of Pennsylvania I. M. Levitt Fels Planetarium Oliver Sad Levit Earth

Perry’s ships to Japan hailed as long voyage era ends

Lufburrow notes years since Perry first visited Japan and observes the Japanese rising from earlier defeats toward steadier progress. He predicts cautious advancement and hints history’s pages hold varied impressions of those voyages.

Luf Perry Japan N. A. Lufburrow

Legion Groups At Services Sunday

Over 50 members of the Francis Scott Key Post Legion Auxiliary and Sons of the Legion attended Sunday services at First Baptist church led by Commander Robert Edwards. Rev. R F Woodward preached The Gospel We Preach from John 4 woman at the well, urging practical faith. Officers and visitors from Westminster Frederick and Zewson chapters attended. installing officer was Mrs Rebecca Skinner. A separate chimney fire at the Robert W Linthicum home in Middleburg drew Union Bridge Fire Co. to respond at 10 36 p m.

National Organization of the American Leion Francis Scott Key Past Legion, Auxiliary and Sons of the Legion First Baptist Church Robert Edwards R. F. Woodward Woodward Edwards Legion Helen Catsail Rebecca Skinner W. George Skinner Mary Fowble Fannie von Biff Frances Wright Adam Chen Catherine Fuss Westminster Frederick Zewson Charles Carteendafer Reisterstown Robert Etzler Union Bridge Union Bridge Fire Co Robert W. Linthicum Middleburg

Poolesville Notes and Local Doings Preview

Poolesville reports include Miz and Mrs. Sisley Burkett and Peggy Mann traveling to Bristol Florida on January 8 for a two week visit with their daughter Mrs. Charles Diehl. Miss Gloria Spring injured by a broken teacup and remains restricted. Mrs. Martha Shaw recovering from pneumonia with Elizabeth Hipkins and Naomi Thomas also indisposed. The C E Society of Bovds church discusses the Ten Commandments with leaders Heisler Burkett and Johnson and a 74th C E Union birthday event planned for February 6. A family gathering at the parsonage on January 9 included Rev James P. Kerr and Mrs Kerr with sister Mrs Roy Weakley and relatives from Annapolis.

Poolesville Miz Sisley Burkett Peggy Mann Bristol Fila Charles Diehl Gloria Spring Martha Shaw Elizabeth Hipkins Naomi Thomas C. E. Society of Bovds Church Alice Heisler Marion Burkett Martin Johnson Montgomery County C. E. Union GC. E James P.rerr Kerr Roy Weakley

Union Bridge officer installation and deeds recorded in Plymouth area

Mrs. Oliver Messler was installed as worthy matron of Plymouth Chapter 41, Order of Eastern Star, with officers named including Charles Messler as associate matron and Mrs Dorothy Minnick as associate patron. Deeds recorded show Rolling Acres Inc transferring Meadow Lane property to Austin A Young Jr, plus several other property sales on Ridge Road, Montclaire Avenue, and Redwood Avenue. A street exchange ends with a joke about a toothache and a wife’s comforting kiss.

Union Bridge Oliver Messler Plymouth Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Charles Messler Dorothy Minnick Charles Minnick Beatrice Gladhill Rebecca Skinner Ruth Keefer Anna Clabaugh Jo Vanna Hesson Mary Fowble Ethel Wil Rolling Acres Inc Austin A. Young, Jr Meadow Lane Thurmont Robert P. Bennett Maurice C. Easton Ridge Road Braddock District

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