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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1956
Page
10
A guide on maintaining and refurbishing hats across materials. Tips cover handling, storage, brushing, and cleaning agents, with steps for felt, fabric, silk, feathers, veils, and ribbons, plus revival ideas for winter and spring headwear.
Buckeystown Adamstown and Woodsboro Homemakers clubs meet in January to discuss mental health goals for 1956 and plan programs. Speakers cover daily life, time management, and minimizing busy work while supporting March of Dimes charity and local events.
Rocky Ridge report shows Richard Biggs as president L W Fox as vice president Mrs Mae Kaas secretary E F Keilholtz treasurer and Beatrice Angell arian with assistant librarians Maud Stambaugh and Lillian Clem. The group plans to buy 25 folding chairs and an electric clock for the fire hall.
Estey pianos claim nearly a half million pianos sold across the United States with awards from Centennial Exposition and world fairs. The ad touts patent Violin Bridge, Direct-Blow action, and unmatched tone and construction. It markets Musette spinets and piano models, highlighting quality and low prices.
Army Pfc. John E. Stull Jr., 19, son of Mrs. Virginia Fair, Route 2, Emmitsburg, Md., has been assigned to Unit J in the 3d Infantry Division at Fort Benning, Georgia.
In Schweinfurt Germany Army Pfc Ben Barnard 20 son of John Barnard Mount Airy Maryland took part in a review held recently by the 10th Infantry Division 35th Field Artillery Battalion.
Reports from the UMCVFD Marching Unit meeting January 18 include plans for a February 3 card party and a pancake supper. Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs Eugene Ward of Vienna and Mr and Mrs Donald Roberson with their son Bruce. Frank Small Jr administers vehicle license plates and address corrections urged by the Motor Vehicle Department. Libertytown 4 H met January 24 with twelve members. Helen Alsup demonstrated furniture arrangement and Patsy Rippeon hosts the February 28 meeting at 7 30 p m.
The Firewen Club of Vinita Pave Company held an officers election for 198 year with George C. Mice as president and other posts filled by Harry Keller Jy as 1st vice president Gene Yroub as 2nd vice president Howard L. Metzger as secretary Paul Lo Hoffmas as treasurer and Austin W. Kaetzel as foreman among the slate.
Panemascope and color comedy leads next week at City Opera House with performances starting Sunday. Tom Ewell and Sheree North star in the production titled The Lieutenant Wore Skirts as the major draw for the week. Dickering on reactor about Pakistan US pact noted as a separate item from East Pakistan.
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