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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
7
Frederick newspaper brief notes a Thursday publication dated January 21 198 with local items. Names, places, and events are partially legible but readable fragments describe community notices and brief reports from the area.
A dated roundup lists signers of the Declaration of Independence and other founders born in England and New York, plus 19th century figures like Josiah Perham and James G. Blaine, with death dates. It also chronicles events from 1846 Milwaukee’s incorporation to 1951 Nazi hangings reprieve, and ends with Today’s Horoscope offering caution about impulse versus discretion.
Commander T Eugene Rodgers says American Legion will resume Friday night dances from 9 to 12 with Busy Five of Emmitsburg providing music. Over The Teacups Sewing Circle met at Mrs George Thompsons. attendees listed and refreshments served. Alumnae of Saint Joseph College held a benefit social January 29 with card games and door prizes. Emmitsburg High School senior class hosts a dance February 15 with Miss Smith of Hond College as musician. Mr Jones spoke to students about scholarships. Elias Lutheran Missionary Society met at Mrs George Eysters home. Harry McDonnell and others led. Mrs Richard Macharias entertained three bridge tables Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Mac Stinson and son, Shrewsbury, visited Dr and Mrs O H Stinson. David Ohler and Vir were mentioned.
A reader’s column lists radio broadcasts from CBS WFMD to DuMont stations, followed by local social notes. Mrs Russel Ohler returns from Florida. Fort Jackson postings for several wives. Middletown Valley Grange Past Master’s Night honors include 25 year certificate for Willard Holter and new exec member Cecil Holter Jr. The Frederick County Pomona Grange set for Feb 2 at Walkersville Community Hall.
On January 26 1890 Emma R Colli flower Graceham and William Winebrenner Fairfield Pa repeated their marriage vows in Frederick. Mrs Winebrenner now 86 and her husband 85 ran a Highfield general store for 150 years. They are parents of three and grandparents to three and seven great grandchildren. One daughter Mrs Clifford Garta lives in Highfield and helped host, another Mrs Irvin Arnold Fort Lauderdale Fla and son Charles Lakeworth Fla could not attend. Both fathers fought in the Civil War and the couple remain healthy. Mrs Winebrenner is the last surviving member of her family.
Brenner and his spouse, living with a brother and sister in Gettysburg Pennsylvania, celebrated their garden anniversary in 1940 and were remarried by Rev Darvin Gass, Reformed minister, in Highfield.
In Concord New Hampshire on January 30 the names of President Truman and Senator Estes Kefauver were filed for the presidential preference primaries. Kefauver is assured a place on the New Hampshire ballot for March 11 while Truman’s intentions remain unclear. he has 10 days to withdraw his name and White House press indicated no comment. Manchester lumber dealer James D. McPhail filed the petitions.
Kefauver gave his blessings to entering his name with the decision reached days earlier. Petitions in his behalf were filed shortly before the 5 p.m. EST deadline, while petitions for Mr. Truman arrived around 1 p.m. The passage notes there are about 35,000 fish species.
Officers of Enoch Chapter No 38 Reva Areh Masons were installed at the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple Monday night. New officers include Howard M Albug haugh as Most Excellent High Priest William S Lambdin as Excellent Scribe James I Ewing as Captain of the Host Richard T Brachey as Principal Sojourner M Kemp Bentz as Royal Arch Captain G R Yinger as Master of the Third Veil Amos H Elliott as Master of the Second Veil James Dubble as Sentinel Russell L Michael and Marty O Schroeder as secretary and treasurer respectively The service was led by James H Falk Grand Master Third Veil Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Maryland assisted by Albert M Cobdlentz Grand Inspector. Following the in
Ralph D. Finch will receive a wrist notch presented by Past High Priest Frank W. Rothenhoefer. Enoch Chapter will join Frederick Chapter, Order of DeMolay, for an event on February 12 when two degrees of the DeSinlay order will be conferred.
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