Discusses Strikes
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1958
Page
2
Sinful murder and moral duty to curb highway deaths
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing condemns fatal traffic accidents as sins against God and calls clergy to urge safer driving. The piece notes 49,000 motor vehicle deaths last year and about 100 daily nationwide, urging adherence to highway safety laws and personal responsibility to avoid divine judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
America
Cushing
Eieen
Mayor unable to find dog catcher amid resignation
July 9 1908 column notes Mayor Smith lacks volunteers for dog catching and John Stewart, appointed July 2, has resigned after impounding four dogs. An upcoming bond election on 1000008 dollars sees little voter interest, with only 473 ballots by 1 pm. A welcome rain benefits Frederick vegetation. The paper features a photo of the Independent Hose Company engine from Howe Manufacturing Indianapolis. Mrs Margaret Hood marks her 75th birthday with a Woman's College celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
John Stewart
Frederick
Independent Hose Company
Howe Manufacturing Company
Indianapolis
Margaret E
Hood
Woman’s College
Twenty Years Ago Columns From The News July 3 1938
The column recalls a city purchase recommendation for a 756 gallon pump from Ahrens Fox Co at 12250 dollars for the United Fire Company. It notes a wedding at the Roger Brooke Taney home between a Washington attorney and a Department of Agriculture employee. The issue also contains opinions on labor issues in Congress and industry, plus brief society notes and military enlistments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Ahrens-Fox Company
United Fire’ Company
Roger Brooke Taney
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Benjamin
W Meeks
Calvary M., E. Church
Maryland
Obituaries and hospital updates from Frederick area
Among The Sick l I T D Ritter of Frederick admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and likely surgery. Br Clarence M Fox of Braddock Heights remains at Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg in unchanged condition. Donald Gregg, 12, son of Rev James C Fenhagen, is recovering after an accident and emergency surgery following being run over by a farm tow-wagon amid a ceremony in Woodsboro. The bride wore a blue lace dress and matching accessories. Douglas Hoke, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Harold L Hoke, has rheumatic fever but shows marked improvement and was named Little League All Stars and King for May Day at Wilton Manors Elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. D. Ritter
Frederick Memorial
P Hospital
Clarence M. Fox
Braddock Heights
Newton D. Baker Veteran's Hospital
Martinsburg
Pine
Donald Gregg
James C. Fenhagen
William E. Gregg
Woodsboro
Frederick Jer
Memorial Hospital
Princess Ines
Harold L. Hoke
Fort Lauderdale
Douglas
Wilton Manors
Birthday Notices and Travel News Across Regions
Miss Katherine Travers marks her 92nd birthday at the Home For The Aged while relatives visit from Oklahoma. Dr. John Ramaley attends a weeklong Eastman School of Music workshop at the University of Rochester. Sgt. First Class W G Clark and family return to the U S after four years in Paris then plan visits before Fort Leavenworth. A Leavenworth GOP supper drew 700 people with candidates circulating CDs at tables. A wedding in Maryland features Mrs Taylor and Mr Palmer, with out of town guests listed and a conference announced for Bridgewater College July 13-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Travers
Home For
Charles Barrick
Yonkawa
Okla
Houston
Hall
Randall and
Nathan
Blackwell
Harry Clabaugh
Keymar
Mr. Bartick
John Ramaley
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Ramaley
Hood College
Rochester
Carrollton Drive
W. G. Clark
Battalion Promotions in 302d Signal Battalion June notices
The Commanding Officer Lt Col James E Bartgis Jr announces promotions and reassignments for June within the 302d Signal Battalion. Names include 1st Lt John C Weaver to Company A and 2nd Lt Wayne Y Heker to Company D, with promoted enlisted such as Sgt Ebbert L Bees to Sgt and SP-2 Raymond M Evans and SP-3 Roger Nusbaum advancing. Additional Private E2 promotions list Gerald A Fender Alton L Frushour Donald L Keller and David J Markey, and several soldiers go on active duty at Fort Knox on June 14 1938 including Donald W Guyton Ph Masser Clark Routzahn Robert L VanFossen Ronald L Federline William H Grove Wilson Cantwell Paul Clary Ralph Ellis Jr John Goodwin Grant Warner Jr in various companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signal Battalion
James E. Bartgis Jr
John C. Weaver
West Second Street
Wayne Y. Heker
Columbus Avenue
James M. White
Buckeystown
Clark E. Shafi
Keonyille
Ebbert L. Bees
Mt. Airy
Raymond M. Evans
Gaither
Roger Nusbaum
Shawnee Drive
Gerald A. Fender
Derwood
Alton L. Frushour
Smithsburg
Donald L. Keller
David J. Markey
Grove Boulevard
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Donald W. Guyton
Berkittsville
Ph FS Masser
Braddock Avenue
Clark A. Routzahn
RFD
Middletown
Robert L. VanFossen
Park Place
Ronald L. Federline
Washington Street
William H. H. Grove
Wison D. Cantwell
Paul E. Clary
Ralph T. Ellis Jr
John S. Goodwin
Sykesville
Grant D. Warner Jr
Boyle Column Show Dazzles With Bora Bora Tales
Ramine the Tahitian dancer headlines a North End Civic show in Manhattan while Bora Bora residents boast palm huts and pineapple beer. Contestants win cash prizes as acts include tap, ballet, and hula, with judges and a kindergarten dance act thrilling the crowd.
Palmer Bardo wedding at Grace Episcopal Church
A June 12 wedding at Grace Episcopal Church in Brunswick united Miss Jane Bardo daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor with Amos E Palmer son of Mr and Mrs Malcolm S Palmer near Washington Monument. The ceremony commenced at 7 p m and joined two families in a pretty church ceremony.
Reflections By Nicholas Yinger On Potomac Summer Homes
The piece recalls families building summer habitats along the Potomac and Monocacy for hunting fishing boating and relaxing. It describes a primitive one room cabin lived in for over a year with minimal comforts and a coal lamp stove and water carrying chores. It notes the 1935 iron cabin at Sycamore Landing built by a brick mason uncle for Mal Phebus and mentions Snowball the cat whose family grew after a flood in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Yinger
Potomac
Harry Phebus
Mal Phebus
Sycamore “Landing
Gaele Mal
Seldon
van de Venter
Andy
Roy
Poolesville
Enetire
Epilepsy group notes 1957 fund raising costs
In Washington a Federal Association for Epilepsy official testified on 1957 fundraising costs amounting to 38 percent of total donations. Harold Babbitt reported $279,735 spent on fundraising, $182,708 in donations, and $1,448 for patient care at Brentwood and Leesburg facilities. Chief fundraiser Harold Keats earned $25,642 last year, with total salaries around $32,600 since 1956. The inquiry probes charity fund-raising practices and tax exemptions. board members’ relatives attendions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Association For Epi-lepsy
Harold Bab @t
Association
F St. An
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Babbitt
Brentwood
Leesburg
Harold A. Keats
Keats
The
Bolivar and area notes show local visits and events
Bolivar residents host and visit relatives in Millville and nearby towns. P.O. of A Camp Mo. 12 meets at Mrs. Lenora Staubs home. Harpers Ferry artists win Harpers Ferry Art Festival prizes with Mary Hovnanian taking top. Bolivar Lions Club installation events at Camp Hill Methodist Church. Numerous local visits include Eackles, Webb, Cook, Fitzgerald, and business and school community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Webb
Bolivar
P.O
A. Camp Mo
Lenora Staubs
Garry Johnson
Gene Capriotti
U.S
Camp Lejeune
Millville
Poear Bolivar
Washington Area
Harpers Ferry
Hill Top House
Mary Hovnanian
Histore
John Bryans
Arlington
Don Wooten
Washington
Bolivar Lions Club
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Miller
America
William Ramey
Joseph Warrenfeltz
R. R. Ross
Michigan Limestone Division
Gordon Eismon
Charles Town High School
iMrs
Carl Anvil
Cyrus Cavalier
Herbert Sperry
Howard Muljen
Lewis Meadows
Lewis Nichols
John ‘Newcomer
C. R. Young
C . Arms
Frank Anderson
Charles Riley
Jake Egghorn
Questions and Answers Quiz Panel
Q Who founded the first woman's magazine in the United States A Louis Goder in 1830 He called it Goder's Lady's Book Q In baseball jargon what is a Texas Leaguer A This is a fly ball hit far enough to be out of the infielder's reach but not far enough for the outfielder to catch semcee Miss Shelva Cline Hagerstown Q Who served as the model for George Watts' famous picture Sir Galahad A The actress Ellen Terry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louis Goder
Goder
Texas
George Watts
Sir Galahad
Ellen Terry
Elizabeth Hipkins moved to rest home in Sykesville
Elizabeth Hipkins, a longtime resident, was removed to a rest home in Sykesville about a week ago from the home of Mr and Mrs John Thomas, where she is receiving treatment for general debility. Mrs Zittles of Hagerstown visited her sister in law Mrs Carl Rubel. Mr and Mrs William Simpson and children of Anacostia Base spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Russell Bennett. their child William Jr was born three weeks ago at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda. Wedding Day at Boyds Presbyterian Church on June 29 was attended by many couples. Rev J P Kerr had married starting in 1915, with first couple Alfred Schutz and Mrs Ray. Present also Mrs George E Davis of Silver Spring, first couple married in Dundalk Community Church by Kerr. First couple married at Boyds Church was Ralph Staley and wife. Church decorated. Lord's Prayer sung after ceremony. Refreshments in Church Hall. Large cake by Mrs Marshall White and daughters. Arthur Wirts and James Spring with Leonard Rice guests at Arlington. They plan to visit Ocean City next weekend. Edward Pickrell on rotation trip across the country to Salt Lake City with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Webb
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
J. L. Eackles
Jay Eackles
George Pine
Berryville
Wiliam Lehman
Shepherdstown
Dale Cook
Louise
Arlington
George Jones
Brunswick
Eugene Noose
Carrie Dennis
Allstadt’s Hill
Winchester
Va) Memorial Hospital
Garfield Dennis
Ralph Bush
Laird
Marlin Eaton
Braddock Heights
Sandra Eye
Reedson
Bush
John Glover Jr
Fairfax
Millville
Terry
John Glover Sr
R. D. Hill
Dallas
Tex
Jeni Swenson
Amarillo
L. D. Nichols
Cora Cottom
Cumberland
Emory Elday
Cottom
R. Lloyd
Lewis Beek
Clayton Robinson
R. C. Dell
Ralph
Paul Dell
Mill Creek
Lewis Weaver
Williamsburg
Marvin Hoover
Jovus
Aucy Wig Avilcain
Robert
Morrisdale
Dorothy Hoover
Long Island
Methodist Church
Wakefield
George
Scott Bluff
Robert Reeser
Hyattsville
Eric, Spiker
Silver Springs
Robert Louder
Baltimore
Evans
Berthai Jordan
Sager
Lamar Sager
Mark
Edward Murray
Chris
Patty
Chicago
Myr
Jack Gameron
M.Y.F
Sitesi Methodist Church
Manadokan
Maryland
Harpare Perce
Boyds
J. P. Kerr
Elizabeth Hipkins
Sykesville
John Thomas
Zittles
Hagerstown
Carl Rubel
William Simpson
Anacostia Air Base
Russell Bennett
William Jr
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Boyds Presbyterian Church
Alfred Schutz
Franklinville
Samuel Ray
Ilinville
Ralph Staley
Mr. Kerr
Marshall White
Arthur Wirts
James Spring
Leonard Rice
Ocean City
Edward Pickrell
Salt
Cite
Titan
Strength For Today "RICHLY TO ENJOY" by Earl L. Douglass
A reflective devotional warns that losing zest for life leads to living in darkness. It urges readers to rekindle inner light and find guidance through daily faith despite hardship and sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Enjoy Life or Face Moral Sickness, Prophet Urges
A religious exhortation argues that lacking relish for life signals moral and spiritual sickness. It cites psychologists and scripture to urge quick, positive action and to affirm life as a gift from God. The message frames true normalcy as joy in living and warns against despair.
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Wernher von Braun
Army
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Ifhtnc
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Cccs
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Labor
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Ignce
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Joe
Jean Grams
Garland Grams
Taylor
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Del
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Brunswick High School
Fort Detrick
Boonsboro High School
University of Maryland
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National Cancer Institute
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Alexandria
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Guy Wampler
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Bailet
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Kathy Shook
Mary Hamilton
Kinder-Garten
William Millhouse
Bora
Manhattan
Belmont Race Track
Wolkersville
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Alphonse Migliaro
Ther Eesburg
Hilda Devilbdiss
Ward Crum
Abie Clem
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Kenneth Clem
Donald
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Malcolm Cottages
Willoughby
Nelson Stauffer
Valley of Virginia
Luray
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Martha Ann Diatermax
Walkersville High School
Werewees Speersville Homemakers Club
Thomas Johnson
Grace Johnson
Robert Ketteiis
Durward Kettells
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Ruth Thomas
Warren Duvail
Hilda Devil- Biss
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Frank Lee
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Mr. Smith
Bourman Lumber Company
Jean and
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William Dorsey
Ed. Waters
Parkway School
Lloyd Berkner
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Smith Harte
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Doctor's Hospital
Thornton” Weakley
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Kerr
Mr. Weakley
Semcee
Shelva Cline
Ree Serren
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