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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1957

Page

3

New Books At Artz Library

Artz Library lists new titles including The Cultural Life of the American Colonies by Louis LB Wright examining colonial society and a guide for personal finance Success with Your Money edited by John W Hazard outlining budgeting, saving, career choices, and household planning.

Louis LB. Wright Marland Virginia Frederick County Direcor Fosser Snakespeare Library John W IW. M. Kiplinger

Estranghed is 83 Toomks 3250, str in year, $8.9

The Frederick News page lists subscription rates including annual, six months, and other fees with billing details. It identifies the paper as a member of the Associated Press and notes its status as a second class matter in Frederick Maryland.

Frederick Bureau of Crculations Tee Associated Pressure Associated Press Freterick

International Visits Shape Eisenhower Term Outlook

The article outlines Eisenhower’s first term peace visits totaling forty three foreign heads of state, with a second term expected to bring Middle East talks and offerings from leaders like King Saud and Abdul Miah. It notes potential ground for compromise amid regional tensions and hints at forthcoming ceremonial and goodwill tours, including European leaders and Britain’s Harold Macmillan. It also mentions a parallel feature on gardens by James M. Fitch and F. HPL Rockwell, surveying America’s major regional gardens from Virginia to Hawaii.

Eisenhower Middle Essite King Saud Saudi Arabia Abdul Miah Pep Ssiiey Araarp Ieany Saud Cairo Egypt Syria Abdul Turkey Iran Pakistan Middle East Sial Titol Southwest Bayonnes Yugoslavia Carolinas Florida Theodor Heuss Westilion Germany Elizabeth II Britain Rene Coty Harold Macmillan James M. Fitch F. Hpl Rockweil America Virginia Maryland Atlantic Seaboard New England Midwestern West Coast Hawaii

Berlin Tour Reflections and Gallery of Costume Notes

A reporter recalls a Berlin West East tour with stops at Olympic Stadium Spandau and Kurfürstendamm. The narrative blends travel impressions of the divided city with observations on East Sector decay and West Sector renewal, plus a vivid account of Russian presence and a visit to the Garden of Remembrance. Additional notes cover a church class meeting and social details.

Olympic Stadium Spandau well-Knave Nurnberg East Zone Berlin Germany Hamburg Iwe Europe Wide Avenue Fifth Avenue Paris Champs Elysees Rome Veneto Frankfurt U. S. Army West Berlin

Sickness Notices From Frederick Hospitals

Among the sick Miss Deborah A. DeLauter 233 West South Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mgr Leslie E. Stull 248 Dillavine underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital today. condition satisfactory. Mr Clarence Smith Graat Place returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr J Roger Fisher Braddock Heights underwent major surgery Wednesday at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. satisfactory condition. Miss Janie Eyler Thurmont returned home January 24 after 10 weeks at University Hospital Baltimore. recovering nicely. Mrs J B Atkinson East Third Street reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital medical patient. Miss Brenda C Thompson near Taylorsville patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital operated on Sunday for acute appendicitis. doing as well as can be expected. Mrs Vada R Buzzard 105 East Eighth Street patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since Sunday getting along nicely. Merble Hartsock Braddock Heights entered Newton D J Becker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg W Va Monday for treatment.

Deborah A. DeLauter West South Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Mgr Leslie E. Stull Dillave- Inne Frederlick Memorial Hospital Clarence Smith Graat Place J. Roger Fisher Braddock ‘Heights Union Brenda ¢. Thompson Taylorsville Vada R. Buzzard East Eighth Street Merble Hartsock Braddock Heights Newton D.J

Reinfeld To Address Local Economic Group

Nyles Reinfeld of the National Institute of Management in Cleveland will address the Chamber of Commerce economic study group at the YMCA next Monday at 7:30 p m The meeting is open to all and targets retailers construction executives and small businessmen He will discuss New Business Techniques and has taught at the University of Akron with Brook Burroughs and the Methods Engineering Council His firm offers inventory management and production quality control standard data systems training.

Nyles Reinfeld National Institute of Management Cleveland Ohio Chambe of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Reinfeld University of Akron Burroughs Corporation Methods Engineering Council Fof

Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns Jan 1907

Emmitsburg notices from The Knights of Pythias bazaar opening February 4 for a week with Mrs Chas B Shorb delivering address and Edward Dunn noted as Emmitsburg’s first Supreme Chancellor. Campus events include a Rank team performance and a visit by Miss Hillman Stock Company. Local residents update on moved apartments and a U S Service discharge.

the News Knights OF Pythias Chas. B. Shorb Edward Dunn Washington Emmitsburg Thurmont Damon Pythias Clarence Sanders Rank Allen Sanders iGeorge W. Arnold Jr Park Junior Fire Company John Eisenhauer B. Sappington A- Kemp Keefer John Cotter Marsh's MAY Hielman Stock Company Bess City Opera Miss Hillman The Company

Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Columns Of The News

The column notes deaths and local happenings from Walkersville, Myersville, and Frederick. Thomas Alaugh (75) dies after heart trouble. A A Radcliff re elected Independent Hose Company president. Millard Brust named foreman. More than 200 visit Charles Easterday’s Poland China pig. jurors drawn for February circuit court. families report sons in U S Army serving in England and Germany. Shormandson family visits Hanover. Maryland Travel Council elects Harry Wainwright president and funds a photo contest for Maryland beauty.

Thomas 5. Albaugh Woodsboro Glade Valley Milling Company Walkersville St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church First Church Council BR. A. A. Radcliff Independent Hose Company Clinton B.willard Millard M. Brust Vernon Derr Emory Carmack Charles C.easterday Myersville Poland Miss Horner Frederick Dister Charles W. Miller Raymond W. Eyler Walter J. Hahn William W. Pickett Austin W. Howard Wilbur M W. Seeger R. E. Town A. Hart Lichison A. Bi. Fisher

Nightclub Tour Through Berlin Fair Grounds

A visiting pair recalls exploring Bedlin's grounds in a 1924 era complex with exhibitions, a central dance floor and a restaurant. They describe a night of cosmopolitan entertainment, folk dancing from a tower view, and a cheeky water feature as the lights dimmed on the canoe floor. A GI group shared the escapade but grew shy as messages circulated and the dark revealed a playful nightlife scene.

Bedlin’s Fairgrounds Berlin Freseen Europe Mare Couracenus

Election By Optimist Club At Heights

Officers were elected and bylaws accepted at the Optimist Club of Braddock Heights meeting in the Braddock Heights Fire Hall. Vernon Cassell was named president with William Bennett and Horace Opel as vice presidents, and a board of directors was set to June 30 1958. Secretary-treasurer Frank Beachley and other officers were designated. A charter presentation with banquet and dance will occur Saturday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with C Lease Bussard as principal speaker.

Optimist Club Braddock Heights James E. Fenton Jr Optimist Vernon Cassell William L. Bennett Horace Z. Opel Gordons W. Taylor George J. Barthel George B. Stup Ollie W. Rosenberry Jr Bruce Y. Remsburg Austin L. Cramer Frank A. Beachley Robert H. Wiegand Chaplin Albert HL Linthicum Francis Scott Key Hotel Clease Bussard The Optimist International Frank Beachley William CC. Hobson Frederick

Mr and Mrs De Lauter celebrate fifth child born today

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. De Lauter of 233 West South Street greet congratulations on the birth of their third daughter this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Betty Boger of Lovellsville spent the weekend in New Market with Ethel Parker.

Richard D. de Lauter West South Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Betty Boger Lovellsville New Market Ethel Parker

Antique chest eyed as Shaw work by New Market dealer

In New Market ex farmer Stoli B Kemp showcases an antique mahogany chest he attributes to eighteenth century Annapolis cabinet maker John Shaw. Kemp bought the piece for 250 dollars after finding it in a private home, plans a 495 dollar sale with a potential 30 percent markup. He has been in antiques for 20 years and sources pieces from local homes and dealers from distant areas. Last year he reported 28 thousand dollars in sales and about five thousand dollars in profit.

New Market Exfarmer Stoli B. Kemp John Shaw Annapolis Wall Street Journal Shaw Kemp the Journal

Senators Fight Over Ownership Feud Raises Board Tensions

Washington Senators face a showdown as Calvin Griffith seeks to oust H Gabriel Murphy from the board and as club treasurer. Murphy, holding about 40 percent, could be removed while Griffiths control 52 percent. A compromise was anticipated amid a dispute over franchise relocation and leadership.

Washington 2 Washington Senators Calvin Griffith H. Gabriel Murphy Murphy Senators Griffith West Coast

First Aid Training Course At Emmitsburg

Frederick County Civil Defense Director L H Crickenberger announced a 20 hour first aid course in Emmitsburg in conjunction with the Frederick Chapter of the American Red Cross. The program begins Thursday February 7 at 7:30 PM in the American Legion Auxiliary room and runs Thursday evenings 8 to 10 for ten weeks. Enrollment contact Mr Kraemer or Mrs J Ward Kerrigan of the Emmitsburg Homemakers Club.

Frederick County Eugene Kraemer Emmitsburs-stitioner Emmitsburg Kraemer J. Ward Kerriigan

Engagement Announcement for Evelyn Ruth Cramer and David Gaver

Emory Cramer of Liberty announces the engagement of his daughter Evelyn Ruth to David Stanier Gaver son of Mr and Mrs Paul Gaver of Mt Airy No date has been set for the wedding event.

Emory Cramer Libertytown Evelyn Ruth David Stanier Gaver Paul Gaver Mt. Airy

Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes in January for tips on local news. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturday 8 am to noon, Sunday 4 pm to midnight. Prizes: $5 for best tip, $3 second, $2 third, and $1 for each of the next five stories. Only first caller on a given story counts. Prize list to be published. Phone Lips to Monau ment 2-177.

Frederick News-Post Pest

Boy And Girl Of Month Awards By Optimists

Optimists club awarded boy and girl of the month at a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Tyler Brown, eighth grade Libertytown pupil, son of Mr and Mrs Baril Brown, won boy of the month. Barbara Hahn, ninth grade Libertytown pupil, daughter of Mr and Mrs Johan Hahn, won girl of the month. Principal Harry O Smith spoke on Education Parents as well as pupils. William Hobson presided. Awards were given by Charles Collins to Brown and Mr Sylvester Thomas, president of the Optimists club, to Miss Hahn.

Dinmer Optimist Francis Scott Key Tyler Brown Libertytown School Baril Brown Barbara Hahn Liberty Town School Johan Hahn Harry 0. Smith Liber School iParents William Hobson Chales Collins Brown Sylvester Thomas

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