Free chest x ray program kicks off in Frederick
Mayor Derr gets first free chest x ray as mobile unit visits three downtown locations. Across Frederick County and nearby towns a total of 740 residents received free chest x rays in the first day and a half of the month long program. Local firms and the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce aided in distributing literature and posters to support the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joma A. Derr
Frederick City
Maryland State
Frederick County
Ihe
Maryland
Frederick
Koffee Kup
Patrick Street
Patrick and
Court Streets
Francis Suett Key
South
Declaration echoes on independence and rights in Jaycee context
The article recalls the Declaration of Independence and its ideas of unalienable rights and government by consent. It notes British rule, Lexington and Concord, and the move toward independence 181 years ago, urging readers to reaffirm the document’s principles. It also details Jaycee Wives organizing free chest x rays, listing volunteers, with the trailer in Mantevue and Frederick Hospital area, ending for the Fourth of July holiday and resuming next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Health Committee
James Korjus
Frederick Jaycee
John G. Ray Jr
Louis Greenberg
William Nuil
Lexington
Concord
Continental Congress
Mantevue
Frederick City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Maryland School for the Deaf basement partition contracted
The Maryland Department of Public Improvements awarded a basement partition contract at the Maryland School for the Deaf to local contractor Floyd L. Culler for £1,824.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Department of Public Improvements
Trades
Maryland School For the Deaf
Fioyd L. Culler
Terrific storm damages home and street scenes reported
Lightning struck a C P telephone wire at Abe Hemp Jr s residence in Jefferson burning out the line and shocking residents. Currants raspberries cherries and strawberries sold at local market prices. A horse attached to a drag ran away at the B and O freight office hitting a girl in a vehicle and bruising her. Thomas Baumgardner injured at home plate while playing baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. and P
Abe Hemp, Jr
Jefferson
Hemp
Mr. Hemp, Jr
Eugene Cost
Geo. S. Engle
B. and O
Carroll Street
Carroll
Patrick
Murray Croneburg
Church
Patrick Streets
Thomas Baumgardner
New Books At Artz Library
Artz Library announces new titles including Soviet Russia in China by Chiang Kai-shek, Rascals in Paradise by Michener and Grove, Educating Spastic Children by Schonell, In Quest of Love by Chiperfield, and related notes. The library notes a July 4 closure and a July celebration visit to Emmitsburg Bicentennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
China
Sun Yatsen
G. Frank Thomas Fund
James Albert Michener
Arthur
South Pacific Ocean
Captain Bligh
Yuecu
Tahiti
Eleanor F. Schonell
England
United States
Canada
New Zealand
G.frank Thomas Fund
Faith Chiperfield
Margaret Fulier
Emerson, Thoreau
Margaret
America
Rowe-Fleagle Wedding At Lantz In 1930s Lincoln Area
The notice describes the Rowe-Fleagle wedding at Lantz last Sunday. It notes JoAnne Fleagle daughter of Mrs Bertha Fleagle and Clyde Marlin Rowe son of Mr and Mrs John M Rowe, with details on their educations and teaching careers. The board discusses staffing and site inspections for proposed new schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon-Snoots
Anna Louise Snoots
George Snoots
Lovettsville
Thomas’ E. Dixon
Paul E. Dixon
Brunswick
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Ralph H. Miller
Lea G. Everitts
Loudoun County
Brunswick High School
Brock Chevrolet
Leesburg
Shafer—Wingett
Margaret Irene Wingett
Glen Wingett
New Market
Robert G. Shafer
Glen Shafer
Shoown
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene Parson
Lenath
Connie Winzett
Kenneth
I Rowe
Lantz
Lincoln
Elmpees Reigh
Wees Koons
Frederit
Koons
Betts
JoAnne Fleagle
William and Mary
Bertha Fleagie
RFD
Smithsburg
Clyde Marlin
University of Rowe
John Maryland
Frederick W. Rowe
Waynesboro
Germantown
Coun- Charrh
Gad Tantz
Elm Street
Liberty Junior High
Joseph Rex
Stoad
Shepherd College
Western Mary,land College
West Virginia
Liberty School
Ste Mary Fiery
Monsburg
Miss Fiery
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Notes from July 3 1933 recounts an Evangelical and Reformed church delegate Dr James B Ranek sailing to England for the Second Universal Christian Conference in Oxford and World Conference in Edinburgh. It also mentions a first camp in Catoctin Recreational Area near Thurmont with about three crippled children, a Thurmont Bank directors meeting with Dr M A Birely resigning as president, Samuel T Rayer Sr succeeding him as director, and Lions Club officers installed led by Jesse W Kolb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Evangelical and Reformed Church
James B. Ranek
Hood College
New York
England
Oxford
Edinburgh
Scotland
Catoctin
Thurmont
Thurmont Bank
M. A. Birely
Samuel T. Rayer, Sr
Lantz
Birely
THE
LIONS
Jesse W. Kolb
Principals Named For Two Schools In Maryland Area
The article lists principals for four districts Knoxville Liberty Middletown Brunswick Walkersville and Emmitsburg with their educational background and teaching tenure. Thurmont Robert Layman Brunswick James T Hess Walkersville Richard Holler Emmitsburg Eugene Wood Lincoln Miss Mary Essie Thomas and details their degrees and years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Liberty
Middletown
Thurmont
Robert Layman
West Virginia Univ
Brunswick
James T. Hess
Allegany High
Cumberland
Frostburg
Elm Street
Walkersville
Richard Holler
Wes Tech
Cleveland
Teachers College
Montgomery County
Emmitsburg
Ugene Wood
Glen Burnie H.school
University of Maryland
Lincoln
Mary Essie Thomas
Morgan College
Goucher College
Old West Seventh
Hood College praised for teacher training in Frederick county
Dr James A Sensenbaugh superintendent of Frederick County Schools commended Hood College for opening a teacher training course for county teachers and praised President Truxal and staff for addressing local teacher shortages The program will be open to qualified Frederick city residents and aimed at staffing outlying county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Sensenbaugh
Hood College
Frederick County
Truxal
College
Frederick County School Board
Sensenbaugh
Evelyn L. Mudge
Frederick City
Semsenbaugh
New Hood College
Sersenbaugh
School Board
East 1Church Street
Zes
Druies
Lee Key
National Airport
Washington
Las Vegas
Nev
Air Force
Las “Vegas
Kelly
Hbis
Mildred Kelly
Rail Avenue
James Kelly
Gary Kelly
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
Albert F. Mulligan
Alexandria
Ann Odenvof Frederick
Richard
Jude Oden
New York City
United States
Columbia University
Columbia Teachers College
Leroy Sowell
Yellow Springs Park
Hospital and public notices and legal commentary
A column notes admissions to Frederick Memorial Hospital and Vindebona Convalescent Home including Mrs. Mary A Stine and Mrs. Ossie Shankle with satisfactory conditions. It also records name changes for insurance firms and discusses historical views on Supreme Court removals and congressional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A.stine
East Sixth Street
Vindiebona
Ossie Shankle
Buckeystown
Ridge
Vindebona
James H. Cramer
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eva H. Bobo
Washington
Frederick County
Doctors Hospital
Mary
A. Shaefer
Park, ‘Avenue
Rena Frantenent
Pressing questions on Supreme Court tenure and Congress
Lawrence discusses how Supreme Court justices are not guaranteed life tenure and can be removed only for treason bribery or high crimes. He notes no prior clear life tenure definition exists and cites Blyers and Humphrey cases to reflect on Congress impeachment powers over justices and potential remedies for judicial overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McGaha
Larer
Theodore Fleagle
Congress
Lower Court
Raphael Reynolds
Waynes
Republic
Senate
Supreme Court
Qéten
Alexander Hamilton
Brandeis
Holmes
McReynolds
Myers
Congressis
High Court
Saab
Supreme Court of the
United States
Court News Divorce Decrees Involving Five Individuals
Five divorce actions listed with Freder ick residents Mariage Lacemses Norman H Blubaugh widower over 21 and Helen G Wachter over 21. Carl W Bowers 530 divorced Baltimore. Reta W Taylor 50 widow Sandy Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariage Lacemses
Norman H. Blubaugh
Helen G. Wachter
Frederick
Carl W. Bowers
Baltimore
Reta W. Taylor
Sandy Spring
Two Tie For Top News Tips In June Contests
The News-Post awarded top tips for June with multiple $5 checks. A Brunswick woman reported the Potomac crash near Point of Rocks on June 2 killing two county residents, while a Montgomery County resident relayed news of the June 15 Capital Airlines DC-3 crash near Hyattsville and Clarksburg killing three pilots. Additional awards went to reporters from Frederick, Sykesville, Poolesville, Mount Airy, and other areas for various incidents including fires, drownings, and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Montgomery County
Capital Airlines
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
Frederick
Sykesville
Marriottsville
Ridgeville
Bethesda
Crick
U.S. 40 West
Ohio
Poolesville
Seneca
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
West News-Post
Charles Shorb
Emmitsburg
J. G. E. Webb
Bolivar
W. Va
Halltown
W. ‘Wa
News-Post
Local Social Notes Highlight Tea Guests and Farewell Trips
Mrs. Roy L. Parks of Silver Spring attended a tea at the Embassy of France and supported the Multiple Sclerosis campaign. David Biddinger plans a two week visit to St Augustine, Florida, while Roy and C. E. union delegates prepare for the Portland Endeavor Convention. The Kisers, DeBerrys, and Adelsberger family travel plans include visits to Spokane and the West Coast. Gary Kelly marks a July 4 birthday as Lt Mulligan and family return from Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Parks
Silver Spring
France
Parks
David Biddinger
Senéca
George Spurrier
Frederick
Roland Biddinger
Baltimore
St. Augustine
Fla
C. Earl Hahn
Sherman . Biddinger
Roy B Kiser
Baltimore Street
Taneytown
C. E. Quarter-Century Club
Iinternational Christian
EndeavorsConvention
Portland
Ore
Kiser
C E
Carroll County
Claude DeBerry
Stephen
Emmitsburg
West Coast
Gene Adelsberger
Terry
Spokane
Wash
Adelsberger
Anna Louise DeBerry
Kisers
DeBerrys
Masonic Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick, Ee Ree
AP Seus
Jaycee
Paul Gordon
Jaycee Wives
Heinz Heinemann
Bernard Kelly
Clyde Roney Jr
Herman Miller
Merie Duvall
Charles Glick
Arthur Johnson
Joseph H. McNair
Donald O’brien
James
Ian Fossen
Boyd Smith
Meade Felton
Charles GC. Doll
William Burger
Doll
Ralph Cool
Lake Charles
Coot
Margaret Sigier
Oliver Sigler
Airview
Orphans Court
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Ems
Artz Library
Photo Court
Nancy Valen
Record-Herald
Patine
Queen Mother of
Hood
Iw. S.C
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Mt. Zion Methodist Church of
Sporo
Raymond Wilhide
Richard Rowe
Fayetteville
Arslene Schildt
Elaine Rowe
Norman Shatzer
Richard Needy
Robert Wihide
RED
Pocono Mountains
Landis Tool Company
Quincy
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Beverly L. Rhea
Clair L. Leatherman
Linda K. Leatherman
Myersville
Henry
Nayou Ucauacan
Rohrer
Mary J. Slayman
Eva Zimmerman
Trail
Anna K. Mills
Brunswick, Avenue
Luther H. Sier
Washington County
Milton Frank Sr
North Hospital
Hagerstown
Market Street
the Home
United Friendly Insurance Company of States
John Tyler
Homeswives
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tesch
Lawrence
By David Lawrence
Powet OL Remiruvar
Ugwewee
Blyers
Humphrey
Trade Commission
New York & Tribune
Court News
News Post
ST. Andrews
im —_ Cary Middlecoif
Charles M. Handley
Dorothy
Linda Handley
Monroe Avenue
Donald E. Eaves
Lson Bobby
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Dorothy E. Hand‘fey
Towson
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