Controversial Advice row sparks high school debate
The Kansas Association of velomemakers of America learns about dating guidance from Dale Wemble and associates. Experts argue that early dating yields social experience guiding girls toward suitable husbands, while warning parents to counter the "everybody does it" pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dred High School
Kansas Association of Velomemakers of America
Dale Wemble
Tr. Wombie
Associan
Susie
Wesleyan Service Guild Meets at Calvary Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Calvary Methodist met January 17 at 7 20 p m at Miss Mary Winglings home on North Market Street. Devotions were led by Mrs Edward Akers. Ann Mossburg offered to manage ordering supplies for a guild project. A fashion show planning committee was appointed with a refreshments committee and a tentative February 27 date. Donations of old books newspapers and magazines were requested for a Mothers and Teachers Club book safe. Volunteers were sought to supervise nursery duty at the 14 o clock service. The next meeting is February 21 at Mrs Edward Sangers home Lee Place. The speaker discussed a trip to Lebanon. Refreshments were served by Miss Mary Ying ii George W Smith and Mrs Charles Jackson. Hospital notes list Kennard M Smith Laniz released from Waynesboro hospital. others admitted to Gettysburg and Emmitsburg hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Mary Wingling
North Market Street
Edward Akers
Ann Mossburg
Edward Sanger
Guild
Mothers and Teachers Club
George Smith
Lee Place
Lebanon
Mary Yingii
George W. Smith
Charles Jackson
British Brides Club Meeting At Mrs Helen Eaton Home
A BRITISH BRIDES CLUB meeting was held at the January gathering hosted by Mrs Helen Eaton in the West Patrick area, with attendees from the des Club community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Brides Club
Des Club
Helen Eaton
West Patrick
Stock Quotations From Local Exchange Night Observations
The column lists stock quotations and bids from Frederick and nearby firms tied to the New York Stock Exchange. It notes current dividend rates and approximate bid ranges for securities including Frederick Co Natl, Potomac Edison, and Frederick Gas, with various local entities and a historical reference to the 1854 Pennsylvania Negroes society as a noted point in finance history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Fr. & M. Ciftressiad
I Frederick Co
Fredericktown
W. Md. Trust
Fred
I. Potomac Edison
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gas
Marken & Bielfeld
Frederick Co. Agricultural “Society
Pennsylvania
U.S
Girl Scout Officers to be Elected at Frederick Meeting
Adult members of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts gather at West Frederick Junior High School for their annual meeting. The program includes officer elections, honoring of the Scouts, and a regional message. Troops 7 and 27 perform colors and chorus while religious badges and other awards are presented. The event is led by retiring president Mrs. C Lease Bussard with invocation by Rabbi Saul Himmel and benediction by Rev. Eugene W Young. The gathering also features honoring of the 1921 Girl Scout Lane Troop in Brunswick. The meeting occurs Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
West Frederick Junior High School
C. Lease Bussard
Brunswick
Edward D. Storm
Saul Hymann
Beth Sholom Synagogue
Eugene W. Young
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1911
Fifty years ago notes from the News-Post describe YMCA physical director H B ke forming a local Public Health League branch, a jeweler C Rubie Landis cutting fingers on a lathe, railroad officials inspecting Thurmont yards, a farewell banquet for Lieut Frank Bentz of Company A Maryland National Guard, janitor P Samuel Notnagle cleaning court house windows, Mrs Charles L Brengle fracturing her hip on ice, a Laymen's Missionary Movement convention dinner at Masonic Temple with 350 attending, and a delivery wagon incident with Harry Marman's wagon damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B Ke
Y.M.C.A
Internaval
Public Health League
C. Rubie Landis
Mir. Smith
Brindle
Western Maryland Railway
Andersen
Charles C. Waters
Oscar B. Coblentz
Frederick Railroad
Thurmont
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Armory
Frank L. Bentz
May Hasan
D. John Markey
Harry J. Kefauver
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Corp
Alban M. Wood
MT. P
Charles L. Brengle
West South Street
Masonic Temple
John Sent
Maryland Casualty Co
Baltimore
George T
Three Men Amass 164 Years Of Service With Ox Fibre Brush Company
Three Ox Fibre Brush Company workers retire after long service. Jesse T. Creager, 72, joined in 1902 and spent most of his career in brush mending. Chester A. Miller, 72, served 55 years, largely in brush mending, with one extended wartime absence. Charles F. Kline, 66, dedicated 51 years in the block department. Two others, Roy M. Ashbaugh and Mrs. Hilda Ashbaugh, also retired following long tenure. Leichert Jr. stated retirement incomes will come from the firm’s separate employee plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Jesse T. Creager
West South Surees
Brush
Chester A. Miller
Dill Avenue
Charles FE. Kline
Water Street
Roy M. Ashbaugh
Hilda 3M
Ox Fibre
Creager
Rocky Springs
John
Mary Abby Creager
Andrew Creager
West South Street
United Fire Company
Miller
Ser
Edgar L
Mary V. Krause Miller
Marjorie V. Green
Frederick merchant Lewis A. Rice dies at 79
Frederick leader and former member of the Board of Aldermen Lewis A. Rice died unexpectedly at Frederick City Hospital at age 79. The obituary notes his prominence in local business and civic life. The article also cites war news, road plans, and upcoming physical examinations for county selectees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Rice
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Frederick City
Lawrence Richey
Catoctin Furnace
Cairo
Tobruk
Little Catoctin Creek
Petersville
Brunswick
State Roads Commission
Andi
Baltimore
Frederick County
Celebrate 4th Anniversary Optimist Club Braddock Heights
The Optimist Club of Braddock Heights celebrated its fourth anniversary January 17 at Meadow Brook Restaurant with wine industry talks from California experts. Attendees included Albert Winestock and George Barih el, plus local representatives, who described wine classes and aging. Nine charter members received perfect attendance awards as members danced to Lew Wade after remarks from club officers and Frederick area officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Braddock Heights
Meadowbrook
California
Albert Winestock
Baltimore
George Barihel
Walter Labsen
Alexandria
California Department of Agriculture
John Holmes
Frederick Shopping Center
Braddock Club
Vernon M. Cassell
Horace Z. Opel
Frank A. Beachi
Geor Grafton Cosi
Gordon T
Nicholas Pollok
Sgt At
Robert Perry
Jamey Gaver
Frederick Evening
Jobless Relief Crisis Highlighted In Country
About 3,000 people face unemployment with many unable to qualify for jobless pay. Beyond food, families need fuel rent and light, with evictions already occurring. Even $35 to $50 benefits struggle to cover bills as agencies plan a Wednesday meeting led by Mrs H Albert Dean to coordinate aid through Red Cross Salvation Army and Maryland Vet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hersnberger
H. Albert Dean
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Maryland
Unemployed Strain Affected United Appeal Agencies
county officials discuss funding gaps after United Appeal drive short of goal. agencies including Red Cross Federated Charities Salvation Army face about ten percent budget cuts due to unemployment. Dean notes need to protect hungry residents while money sources tighten amid countywide jobless growth. New York lawyer William E Hall, 82, longtime president of the boys clubs of America, dies in Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ageneith
United Appeal
Red Cross
Federated Charities
Saltation Army
New York
Palm Beach
William E. Hall
Boys’ Clubs of America
M Robertson Sr Dies in Florida Retired Kroger Leader
M Robertson Sr. 86 of Cincinnati and former Kroger Grocery Co. chairman died Monday in Pompano Beach Florida. Vincent Crowley, 58, father of actress Pat Crowley, died Sunday of a heart attack in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Crowley
New York
Pat Crowley
Dorothy Dix advice column confronts marriage and dating
A Dorothy Dix column by Helen Worden Erskine features letters from readers on reforming lovers, age appropriate dating, and choosing family over past relationships. The advice urges putting children first, handling a man with a prison past, and cautions about dating younger teens while endorsing age appropriate group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Helen Worden Erskine
Illness and recoveries noted in Frederick area
Among the sick is the old son of Mr and Mrs Sensenig of White Rock avenue who has returned home after an emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving satisfactorily Mrs Harold Stull Sr of Frederick Route 5 recently underwent surgery and is doing nicely Mrs Ralph T Bell of Shooks Town is confined to her home with laryngitis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sensenig
White Rock Avenue
Frederick Memorial Home
Harold Stull Sr
Frederick Route 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph T. Bell
Shookstown
Ants Maintain Dual Stomachs for Self and Sharing
Ants possess two stomachs one for personal sustenance and another social reservoir to store and share food with members of the colony. Food exchange is a widespread behavior among ant species.
Aerojet Reports Record Profits for 1960 Year
Aerojet- Generals Corporation, a General Tire subsidiary, posted record sales of 425,001,397 for the fiscal year ended November 30, 1960, up 47 percent from 1959. Pre tax income rose to 21,197,626 and post tax profit to 10,097,626, with earnings per share at 2.20. Fixed assets reached 59,567,200 as of year end. Dividend declarations totaled 26353 on the 3 percent cumulative preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerojet- Generals Corporation
General Tire and Rubber Company
Aerojet
Dan A. Kimball
Azusa
Calif
Atlantic
Aerojet-Gen
Frontiers Install Election and Officers at Ezra E Ball Church
The Frontiers of America held 41 election and install at Ezra E Ball of Asbury church on Tuesday. George P Ambust outlined tenure as state Department Charles E Hick announced new officers including Vice-president second vice president H Garner Jr recording secretary David A arms. Committees named Activi ties public affairs and community education Charles E Hicks attendance and acquaintance Thomas Ambush finance Nicholas E Leakins program Van and Lee ser mm H Garner E Leakins Jr G Bourne. Representatives to civic Council W E G Thompson Claude R DeLauter Jr and Charles E Hi were asked to serve as parliamentarians Charles E Henson to head Cotillion committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontiers
Frontiers of America
Ezra E. Ball
Asbury Church
George P. Ambust
Charles E. Hick
H. Garner Jr
David A. Arms
Herbert
Charles E. Henson
Funston Collins
Dredden
Charlies E. Hicks
Thomas Ambush
Nicholes E. Leakins
van and Lee
Sermm H. Garner
E. Leakins Jr
G. Bourne
Civic Council
W.E G. Thompson
Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Charles E. Hi
Local Notices Mention Miss Margaret Geishert and Buxton Street Anniversary
A personal note records Miss Margaret Geishert preparing to attend school and mentions Buxton Street celebrating its residents. It notes Camp Lejeune ties and a 1st wedding anniversary celebration planned for Wednesday on Mc Murray Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lejeune
X. C
Margaret Geishert
McMurray Street
Buxton Street
Publisher Fred Kidd Sr. dies after 47 years at Sentinel Standard
Sonia Michigan AP states Fred M Kidd Sr aged 79 longtime publisher of the To Inia Daily Sentinel Standard since 1973 died Monday. Dr Irving Lorge 55 a leading authority on psychological testing died Monday in New York from a gene naeak gate attack. The first industry established by European settlers in America was logging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia, Mich
Fred M. Kidd Sr
Toinia
Daily Sentinel Standard
Irving Lorge
New York
America
Western Maryland Budget Proposes Major State Projects
Gov. Tawes recommends 16.75 million dollars for capital improvements in Western Maryland including 2,135 new beds across state institutions and a 22 million dollar prison project in Breathersville. Other items cover Deep Creek Lake camp sites, Gathland Park roads, Savage River beach development, and Frostburg Teachers College upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Tawes
Maryland
Gov. Tawes
U. S
Breathersville
Washington County
Deep Creek Lake
Gathland Park
New Germany Recreation Area
Savage River
South Mountain
Catoctin
Herrington Manor
Frostburg Teachers College
Frost Hall
Frost
Alleghany Halls
Incin- Tater
Providence and chance in life by Earl L. Douglass
In this essay the author argues that life events are directed by providence rather than random chance. He separates science and religion as distinct realms yet asserts faith rests on revealed truth. The piece asserts that nothing in God’s universe unfolds by accident, with both material and spiritual factors under divine providence. It closes with a statistic noting about 60 billion eggs are used by Americans each pean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
God
Heart Group Seminar Set for January in Hagerstown
Regional Physicians Seminar in Cardiovascular Disease will be held Wednesday afternoon January 25 at the Hotel Alexander Hagerstown. Dr James B Thomas of Frederick County Heart Association and Dr the Heart Washington County co chairmen announce the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Alexander
Hagerstown
James B. Thomas
Frederick County Heart Association
Heart -As- Washington County
Jeim
Maryland Heart Association
Benjamin Manches
George Washcine
M. G. Criscitiello
Georgetown University Hospital
Francis J. Borges
Department of Medicine
University of Maryland
Caroline Bedell Thomas
Johniversity School of Medicine
Erich K. Lang
Hopkins Medical School
Weldon J. Wer
Ciei
Cardiology Service
Walter Reed
John J. Dempsey
USN
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
WH Head
Univ School of Medicine
Paul E. Desaut
Smithute
Desautels
Alezans
Garrett
Frederick
Washington
Maryland
Franklin County
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
West Ma
Frederick News-Post Cash Tips January Prize
The Frederick News Post offers cash prizes for local news tips in January. Tips accepted weekdays from 8 am to noon and Sunday 4 pm to midnight. top tips win $5, $3, and $1 awards for several stories. First caller on a story gets priority. Editors will select the best tips and publish the winners. Call Monument 24-1177.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
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Kennard M. Smith
Laniz
Waynesboro, Hospital
Gettysburg Hospital
Richardaneviown
Gary Bur
Ralph Roop
Kenneth Taneviown
William Wh . Charies
Emmitsburg
Tarheve
Symphony
Frederick Symphony
West Frederick
C. Schroeder
Mozart
S “Haffner
News-Post
Marjorie V. Beachley
Broadrun
83Rd
France
Belgium
Germany
England
Church Leaders Bible Class
Francis Leow
American Legion
Rush Company
Charles T
Mae K. Kline
Photo
Frank J. Keefer
Charles E. Kline
Spain
George Barthel
Holmes
Winestock
Lubsen
Helen
Sei Syndcater
Mary Jane
W. Maryland
Heart Group
Monument
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