Local notices and club reports highlight community events
The issue summarizes a January meeting of the Plus Grove Homemakers Club at Monocacy Village with new president Miss Burger, songs and a talk on Highway Safety. It notes hospital stays, church and school activities, and local property transactions in Emmitsburg and New Market, including farm sales near 102 acres for about 27,500 dollars and a North Main Street transfer for around 10,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hleasan
Gloria
Grove
Tuesays
Larrison
Dhueg
Burger
Clib
Raymond Barnes
Barnes
Eth
Aubrey
Apasant Grove Hall
Samuel R. Molesworth
Diplo Gladhill
Boyan
Gladhill
Wilburn T. Anibel
Meg
Penneds Vinent
North Main Street
Emmitsburg
Hoover Commission budget reform faces congressional vote
The Hoover Commission proposes annual budget approvals to curb federal spending. It would group long term projects, allow annual checks on all programs, and place control in Congress. Critics warn it could turn the government into an installment buyer. Overall, many recommendations have been implemented or are in progress, with hundreds still under review or rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoovey Commission
Eisenhower
Commission W
Congress World
Thhe House
Tn Vantt
Aniliees
Pedeval
Olhkwr
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Seaand
Congress Iis
DeWitt Byrne Victim of Sunday Apartment Robbery
Sparement Robert Wr DeWitt Byrne of Chambers vues, formerly of Frederick, lost 28 in cash in a thief raid on his apartment Sunday. He was conducting services at the Park Avenue New United Brethren Church when jewelry and a gold wrist were disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Byrne
Chambersvues
Fredeerick
Suiak
Park Avenue Byatt
United Brethren Cheireh
Fifty Years Ago News Fragments Preserve Local Events
A warehouse in Myersville was destroyed by fire with all contents lost. The adjoining woodwork survived. A Maryland National Guard company, Company A First Infantry, was praised as crack unit. A basketball league formed at the YMCA with four teams and named captains and a referee. The thickness of four vibins cut near Frederick’s pond is noted, with several houses involved in the details. A storefront on West Second Street near Market, Roll Bros., is to be occupied by Adams Express and undergoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Joseph
Walle
Myersville
Air
Walte
M.C. A
Dertz
Haughy Greens
S$. Brown
Ques
Hendrickson
Frederick
Bes
Lee
Mr. Win
Shipley
Fils Arty
First Infantry
ALNLG
Maryland National Guarrl
Charles D. Guilver
Sevat
Benter
Flfe
Resi Nation
Magey
Lene Iti
Roll Bros
West Second Street
Hear Market
Adams Express Company
World Religions film shown by Charlesville Homemakers Club
Mrs. Charles Putman hosted a film night at the Why Foster Angie burger home with co hosts Mrs. Daniel Foy and Mrs. Edward Burke. Harry Staley narrated the World’s Great Religions program focusing on Islam’s beliefs and duties. The meeting opened with prayer and the director reported plans for an April 8 annual meeting at Hood Thleve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesville Club
Charles Putman
Foster Angie Burger
Charlesvlle Homemakers Club
Daniel Foy
Edward Burke
Harry Staley
Islay
Mecca
Ars. B. J. Wilson
Harry
Charles Pullman
Hood Thleve
Boole Lightbowl
Willian Ring
Coriinus
Braddock and Urbana
Sen's. F
Optbr Neti
PTA Meeting At EHS Discusses Conferences And Devotional Group
The third PTA meeting at EHS was led by vice president Mrs. Ghinless with Principal David L. Lean welcoming attendees. Parents were urged to plan for parent teacher conferences next grading period and to communicate wishes to representatives. The event featured Miss Mary Rhoads performing guitar and devotional readings, with discussions on subval activities, library needs, and future association roles. A reception followed in the gym with decorations and a committee-led refreshment setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prodeciek Tigh Schnal Pta
Ghinless
Trunk di
David LE. Lean
Lxaeher
Dean
Mary Rhoads
Guitar Voyagelay
Devoltartal Committee
Rhoads
Charles Trank
Dares Pukan
Willian Corbin
Willam Lerner
Rober Broadrup
da Corder
Tee
Whitmore
Danige Kelmersnuke
Larry K Smith
Deanna Martian
William Lerner
Prince
Ottailan
Charles Pean
Lyman Kary
Sucal
Robert Broadup
Hall Keller
Mobert Friguson
Me. Dean
Mr Smith
Gwen
Gymasium
Roys
Gastley
Richard Wenzel
Carlton Baumgardner
Thomas Mok Jer
Olhe Keller
Calendar of events for religious and social activities
A crowded schedule lists religious services, club meetings, lectures, and social events across multiple venues. Highlights include Francis Scott Key Hotel and Hall events, a Memorial Concert at Brodbeck Hall, a Bloodbeck hall gathering, and a University of Marvin venue with a variety of choirs, dinners, dances, and public notices spanning the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FeRngiy
Proderek Chamber For Commerce
Anieouly
Francis Sealt Key Halel
Coffaian
Mood College
Ahandae
Iood College
Beta Sigma Phi
All Saints Parish
University of
Leatherman Files for Register of Wills Seat
Leatherman Dale D Leatherman a Lewistown farmer filed candidacy for Register of Wills at the Board of Registry, seeking the Democratic nomination. He is active in Grange circles and serves on the Frederick County Democratic committee. Incumbent Harry D Radcliff a Republican is expected to seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale D. Leatherman
Peat
Grange
State Grange
Pomona
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick Couinty
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Sick Weddings and Air Travel News From 1957 Frederick
A chaotic notice from Frederick area records multiple items. It mentions the marriage of Rob Rey and Gordon C. Ifite with a November 9 1957 date in Greentioll and notes hospital patients including Ally Greenfield and Janet Mount. It also covers US Air Force personnel stationed near Charleston Heights and public notices about airline passenger statistics for 1957, plus transportation data on rail and bus travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir
Cy Bngarclingan
Hamil Greenfield
Uartsanghton Avenue
Frederick
Willam
Hart Menorial Hospital
Sough
Walkersville
Rob Rey
Gordon C. Ifite
Borty
Richard D. Manor Lutheran Parish
Greentioll
Ally Greenfield
Emille Greentielt
Frederick Memorial
S.C
Gall
Jeffrey
Timothy
Phn J. Cralshaw
Geemiles
Lwaitie
Civil Aeronautics Huard
Bud
Airlines
Passsenger Air Butte
Delegate Virts Files For House Reelection
C. Carlon Virts, Frederick attorney and chair of the Frederick county delegation, files to seek a fourth term in the House of Delegates as a Democrat. He has served on multiple committees and led the House slate in elections. Republican Joseph B. Payne filed earlier, and Melvin H. Deer will not seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carlon Virts
Frederick Atorney
House of Delegates
Virts
Frederick Court
Ile
Secood
Joseph &. Payne
Melvin H. Deer
Lawsuit Over 31900 Damages From Frederick Street Accident
Elsie J. Hargett and husband Charles Bo Tyng sue Albert Carl Shampsan over a westbound collision on East Vid Street November 17, 195h. Hargett seeks general damages for personal injuries and medical expenses. her husband requests one dollar for damages to his wife and for services rendered. Attorney W Harvick represents the plaintiffs in a circuit court filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresterickas
Elsie J. Hargett
Charkes
Albert Carl “‘Shampsan
Hiymigh Sianel
W. Harvick
Haaleys
Ty Hee
Vid
Thompson
Tay Dover
Ealwdni
neiRirk
Leslie Tam
Review of Operator License Cases by Miller
Review of license actions by Miller details suspensions, probations, and revocations for drivers in Maryland and nearby areas. Notable cases include Cooper of Knoxville with six convictions and a three month limit on driving pleasure vehicles, and Waltz of Frederick with three months probation and eventual revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightes Wevelard
la Sri
Liliate’s
Col Miont Weleesity
Atternovi
Robert G. Muller
Department of
Ballinore
Witla, Cooper
Knoxville
B. & Q. Bailrouil
Sto’ Wartistan
Altay Y. Bennett
Cooper
Miller
Edward G. Beachley
Middletown
Frederick’ Laimher
Amnt
Rer
Beauhley
Ried J. Commer
Knuxville
B. & O. Railroad
Brunswick
Conner
Millian Lb
Crawford
Emmitsgure
Grantor
Iyeeard
Crum
Mar. Imiler
Edward L. Setters
Jefferson
Alistor
Philip of Fletcher
Myersville
Meredith Waltz
Frederick
Waltz
I. Crum
Boonsboro
Badch
Butler Will Buck Devereux For Governor
Butler says he will back Devereux for governor and notes John Marshall Muller's support as tide turns in the 1956 race. He denies creating a Butler stop candidate and recalls discussing a gubernatorial run five to six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U.S
John Marshall
Muller
James P
Devereux
Nts
Butler
Congress
Republi
Jean Patty
Deveraux
Bull ‘Ler
Hint ‘ Devererx
Senaor
ML Zion Achale Mechudist Womnan's Society meets for church service program
The regular ML Zion Achale Mechudist Womnan's Society of Christian Service met on Wednesday 25 at the church with many members present. Mrs. Ethan Summers presided. The group plans to convert the church basement into a meeting space. A program by Japan Voray was featured. The meeting ends with prayer and next meeting set for 7:40 at Mrs. Dromeburg's home. Refreshments served. Jurisdiction waived in Juvenile Court for three youths Edward Lee Beckett James Jowers Bernard C Stallings transferred to magistrate court for trial. Police report charges of assault loitering and taking. Beckett identity unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hane Tack
America
Bled Bauer
Game Park Club
Shackstaga
Voimittee
Mys
Sullivan
Carol Vreed
Mohammed
Anegers
Mery
ML Zion Achale
Womnan
Society of Christian Service
He Ehures
Ethan Summers
Theop
Nash
Japan
Mes. Dent Dromeburg
Wastess
Magistrate'’S Court
Edward Lee Beckett
James, Jowers
Bernard C. Stallings
Lawrence Discusses Profit Sharing Plans For Employees
Washington dispatch reports a clash over profit sharing in the auto industry with unions led by Walter P Heals opposing widespread adoption. UAW research warns profit sharing weakens worker security and shifts risk away from employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Walter P. Heals
United Sulu
Workers Uniont
Profit sharing vs wage increases roils reform debate
A Boyle column surveys profit sharing as a workers risk and a tool for capitalists. It contrasts management profit decisions with worker incomes and cites union attitudes, Senate antitrust hearings, and UAW debates. The piece argues steady pay beats bonus schemes and questions the real value of profit sharing for workers. It closes by examining millionaire lifestyle myths and inflation era pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Aal Boyle
New York
Englind
Sovisty
Willionaire
Ue Senate
UAW
Ue Joye
Tin Ant
Baek
Gempers
AFL
Walcome
Ieh
Thakeck
Anne
New York Herald
Tribne Inc
Faded glunut symbol hints at sorrowful figure
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions a sorrowful figure and a limited contact with others. It references a single date and a milling detail, suggesting a sparse, enigmatic local descriptor without clear events or names. The text quality limits concrete facts for a fuller summary.
Personal notices of births marriages and church updates
A string of notices reports the birth of a son to the Wak family at Saint Leonard Hospital and lists clergy changes including Rev. Rabeson becoming vicar of the Me Chakh of the Holy Cross Balinore. Also noted are marriages and relocations among local families, and faculty appointments at a college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Josept
Bert Benning
Earl Todd
St Francis Hospital
Columbus Tin
GH Iin
Misa Beth
Japp Tof Spencer
N.C
Tormes Manber
Me Tor College
Rabson
Sen
Elgys Ave
Aldeesat J Rowil
Balilenere
Rabeson
All Saints Ehavellhieve
Nag
Chakh
The
Holy Cross
Ballinore
Samuel Ro Wak
Dew Epo
Anninning
Dantiry
Haspital
County Wiremen Butte Vlaze For Five Llanes
Fire crews battled a blaze in Butte that destroyed a small suburb block and tied up a storage area. Lt Donald Mackey and volunteers fought the flames until the building was subdued. one person was treated at Sir Awnes Hospital with no further injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Vlaze
Llanes
Baltimore Coun
Donald Mackey
Bolus Volunteer Fine Co
Sir Awnes Hospital
Schmidt Brokers
Cy Las
Amy Yesters
Bicycle Collision injures youth near West College Terrace
Wallace Grins 12 was slightly hurt after riding on West College Terrace and colliding with an open van door. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by a Union ambulance for a bruised finger. Officer William Mutale said the boy rode into the door as it opened. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weel College Terrace
Frederick I High
Wallace
Grins
West Payick Wreet
Frederick Memovich
Uniford
Tecalel
William Muteleher
West Celelege Terrace
Man identified as Guarl wi Angina drowned near air base
The body of Guarl wi Angina was recovered after being dragged out to sea by a large wave while wading in the Pacific near Ach iue Air Force Base. He has been identified as Airman 2c James A. Wilson, 29, son of Mrs. Mary Morris Wilson of Federalsburg, Maryland, and James A. Wilson Sr. of Tampa, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meman
Guarl Wi — Angina
Pacific Ocean
Achiue Air Force Base
Indayats Airman
James A. Wilson
Mary. Morris Wilson
Comite Ri
Federalsburg
James A. Wilson Sr
Tampa
Fla
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Thederick
Duneludt
Ham of Airs
Haery Stap
Shooksbar Ant Soutilen NY Rc
O Tow
North Court St
Pom
All AP News
Sacred
Ne Raycat Felty
Frederick Mentor Hospital
Tee Club
Vndeting
Che Boxtess
Sens Rane
Phe Collins
WoWhe
Jon
Andy
Bors
Hise
Vernon T Wop
Dorr
Vivum- Millay
Myusts
Ohn
Wana Fe
Toved Light
Aig Mehrt Bnele
Phooties
Pipenan
A. Hadelitl
Baker
Natalie Loon
Dane
Elem Smith
Ross W. Wilhide
Sune Legg
Dhaene
Lemoyne
Gho.p
Panty
Winchester
Pat B. Rhinds
Josey Payne
Leurs Hea
Herwig
Nisanise Rhoads
Miss Borathy
Wawle
Brenswitk
Ty's
Claggett E
Ramebriy
An Stearns
Ang Stearns
Hood
Clarissa Bryan Crome
Community Players
Miss Stearns
Hood College
Eden
Malcolm Rose
Malcolin Rose
Alasthea Cromwell
Rose
Braddock
Dennerstown
Frederick Hi School
EHS
PTA
Leatherman Biles
Charleston Heights, & C
Air Force
Pantie Snaota
Wilkersville
Frederick Meme Hospital
Guy At. Albagh
Lane Rita
Predovick Memo
Orial Hospital
Janet Mount
I Y S. Winddsary
Tas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Suurts
Butler Will Buck Devereux
Lawrence
Reuther
Idea
Tim
Boyle
Rowset Ds
Jeheek
Milionaire
Valbal- Tay
Ike
Pentagon
Anjon
Lace
Palm Beach
Park Avenue
Newport
Bar Harbor
Playboy
Fleming Avenue
Baker Barks
Uae
IE Wargo
Wei
Ass Marti
Feho
Tabacco
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