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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1957

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Garden Club Picnics At Mr Haller s Home in Pinefield

The Garden club of Frecerca held its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Stuart Haller in Pinefield near Jug Bridge Thursday evening with members, families, and notable guests including Mrs. Jesse Hakes, director of District 5 Garden Clubs of Maryland, and Mr. Hakes of Glenwood, plus Mrs. Roland Hawks and Mrs. Paul Balard of Baltimore. Mrs. William McC. Holraplet, president, arranged the affair.

Haller Garden Club of Frecerca T. Stuart Haller Pinefield Jug Bridge Jesse Hakes District 5 Garden Clubs of Tasker’s Chance Gardeners Tasker Cnaseo Garden Club W. Cash Smith Woods Mill Farm Woodsboro Roland Seidel James B. Thomas Horace F. Kline Jr Carlisle Smith Thomas

Engagements and Social Notices Highlight Local Life

Society news outlines the engagement of Margaret Elizabeth Reid to Jobs Foster McCune and the forthcoming August wedding, listing her Hood College background and his Princeton and Choate School ties. The column also notes anniversaries, vacations, dinners, and gatherings from Frederick and nearby areas, with multiple families and local institutions referenced.

Schweinhaut argues against new agency for delinquent minors

Baltimore July 18 Del Schweinhaut testifies to Legislative Council that there is no compelling need for a new state agency to administer four delinquent minor institutions. Current system combines Welfare Department and school boards. she cites two years of debate and opposition from Gov McKeldin vetoes and supporters like Elbert Fletcher who favors an advisory board while seeking a separate agency.

Baltimore Margaret C. Schweinhaut Legislative Council of Welfare Schweinhaut Thomas Smith Youngs Trans- San Michael Lewistown Oreffer Ment McKeldin Smith Pibill W. Bittick Westwood Mass E. William Hall Calvary Methodist Church Ito Hall Ocean Grove N. J Elbert L. Fletcher Maryland Trainings School For Boys Fletcher

Engagement of Helen Wachter to Ralph Fowler announced

Mr and Mrs Stanley W Wachter Braddock Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Rebecca Wachter to Ralph E Fowler son of Mr and Mrs George W Fowler Jr of Hagerstown Helen a Frederick High School class of 1956 graduate is employed by William D Bowers Lumber Co Frederick Fowler a Williamsport High School graduate attended Columbia College and earned a degree from CBJ Springfield Missouri He works as an estimator at Jamison Cold Storage Door Co A September wedding is planned.

Ennedy Wachter Stanley W. Wachter Braddock Heights Helen Rebecca Ralph E. Fowler George W. Fowler Jr Hagerstown Wachter Frederick High School Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company Frederick Fowler Williamsport High School Columbia College C.B.J Springfield Jamison Cold Storage Door Company

Lawn Fete in Braddock Heights Realizes Over $900

The Braddock Heights Lawn Fete raised over 900 dollars, the best on record, with 450 diners served. The event on Mrs. McCutcheon and Miss Carlotta Hayes lawns featured dessert girls in peasant costumes, pony rides, magic by David Hagan, and popular booths including white elephant and needlework. Food committee was led by Mrs. E Linwood Myers and Mrs. R F Bowlus.

Braddock Heights Fete Robert McCutcheon Carlotta Hayes Edgar Tullis Roland Beldon George Simon Airs Victor Braddock Heights Park David Hagan E. Linwood Myers R. F. Bowlus

Mitchell Game Played By Bridge Group

A seven table Mitchell game was played Monday night at the AMVETS Club by the Frederick Bridge Club. North-South winners were M Bernard Goetz and Dr Roy Marks first, Julius Jacobson and Ernest Hirsch second, Robert Beier and Vincent McLean third. East-West winners were Mr and Mrs P G Pearson first, Mrs H M O Connor and Mrs Grayson Fouche second, Col and Mrs Glenn Wihide third. The event begins a new six game series with best four of six deciding winners.

Mitchell Amvets Club Frederick Bridge Club M. Bernard Goetz Roy Marks Julius Jacobson Ernest Hirsch Robert Beier Vincent McLean P. G. Pearson H. M. O'Connor Grayson Fouche Col Glenn Wihide

Christian Women's Club Plans Outdoor Luncheon at Staley Park

Members of the Christian Women's Club plan a fried chicken luncheon for the Monday meeting at Staley Park. James Fraser is reservations chairman. More than 60 persons are expected. A committee member said the event would proceed regardless of weather.

Christian Women’s Club Staley Park Ags jJames Fraser Hal Boyle Murray Smoot Baltimore New York SS Street Caton Imac Edison Company Prokran Isi Igimniv

Boyle Column on Bold Choices and Local Fears

Column explores themes of risk and restraint, linking marriage, wealth, and politics to social behavior. It highlights public figures like Larry Baker and comments on work, travel, and tax attitudes while musing on trust, generosity, and the pull between security and independence. The piece uses aphorisms to reflect postwar American values and skepticism toward government power.

Married couple Doris Fogle and Norman Horman wed in Walkersville

Doris Fogle daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Fogle and Norman Horman son of Mrs Mildred Horman were married June 28 at the Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Walkersville Rev Charles A Price officiated The couple and attendants were photographed The bride wore pink and white organdy with white lace and a white rosebud corsage The groom works as a upholsterer The bride is employed at Frederick Tailoring Company They reside with the groom's mother Also featured a playground garden show at the Evangelical Reformed church steps with about 50 youngsters entering flower arrangements and prizes awarded by the Garden Club of Frederick Each class winners listed with names and affiliations

Walkersville Doris Fogle Harvey Fogle RFD Frederick Norman Horman Mildred Horman Clarksburg Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Charles A. Price Bernard Brashears Fellows Studio Herman Brashears Guy Vn Lewis Jr Little Virginia Mae’ Brashears Young Larry Babee Park Garden Club of Te Club Byrd White Francis Howard G. Hunter Bowers J. Harold Hooper Charles S. Vo Sanner G. Harris Stainer William Kemp Horculture Rose Joyce Hall Mullinix Eloise Delauter Carole Roelke Rose Collection Gertrude Smith McCurdy Rita Jackson Gary Lillard Tiny Tot Towne Zinnia Yerry Castle iChervie Hall Harry Leichert Baker Zinnias Leila Thomas Doris Carmack Chapel Anna Lou Kefauver Rosedale Pam Beachley Babee Sherry Gregoire Catoctin Roscoe Gosnell Maryland Avenue Doris Tobery Harmon Field Susan Phillips Tiny East Third Istreet Day Janice Leatherman Dale Danny Collmus Tot Towne Nancy Cole Staley Sandra I Rowan Penny Hoffman Marlene’ Hartness Cathy Collinus Karem Bell Tiny Tat Towne Diana Gieger Naomi Leichert Nancy Kirby Linden Hills Sherry Tvervar Larry Geyser Gail McClelan Bill

Eisenhowers Plan Newport Vacation This August

President and Mrs. Eisenhower likely visit Newport in mid August for three to four weeks depending on Congress. White House secretary James Hagerty said he will stay three to four weeks and may not arrive before the second week of August. They will fly to Quonset Point and sail by navy boat to Coasters Harbor Island.

Newport Eisenhower James C. Hagerty White House Hagerty Congress John J. Sullivan Quonset Point Naval Air Station Narragansett Bay Naval Base Coasters Harbor

Engagement of Nancy Jane Beard and Carroll Richard Glass

Mr and Mrs Luther Beard of Walkersville announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jane to Carroll Richard Glass son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Glass of Rocky Ridge Miss Beard graduated from Walkersville High School in June and is employed at Frederick Optical Co Glass a Thurmont High School graduate class of 1956 works at Cambridge Rubber Co in Taneytown No wedding date set.

Luther Beard Walkersville Nancy Jane Carroll Richard Glass Wilson Glass Rocky Ridge Miss Beard Walkersville High School Frederick Optical Co Glass Thurmont High School Cambridge Rubber Co Taneytown

Strengthen Public Money Control Proposed in House

Washington July 18 Representative Dewitt S Hyde of Maryland called for a special 10 man bipartisan House committee to study and strengthen congressional control over public funds. The group would include the chairman and ranking minority member of the House Appropriations Committee and report findings to the full House as soon as practicable during the Eighty Sixth Congress. Annapolis July 18 Rev Carl B Harris of Baltimore to be elevated to the priesthood at St Johns Episcopal Church this Saturday. Philadelphia July 18 Pennsylvania Railroad profits for the first six months of 1957 were 45 percent below the same period last year.

Washington Dewitt S. Hyde Maryland House Abr. Hyde House of Representatives Incided House Appropriations Committee Hyde Annapolis Carl B. Harris Baltimore St. John’s Episcopal Church Pennsy Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad

Program Announced For Garden Club Meet

The Community Garden club schedules an August 1 meeting in East Church Street School conference rooms. Assistant county agent Robert Stansfield will cover two sessions on compost piles and evergreen care. A church mower arranger will speak, and petunia arrangements and a plant sale will be discussed. Mrs. Vernon Coblentz presides.

Community Garden Club East Church Street Robert Stansfield Vernon Coblentz Middletown

First well known newspaper comic strip printed in 189

A brief note recalls the debut of an early famous comic strip in the late 19th century. The historical detail marks a milestone in syndicated newspaper humor and illustrated storytelling, highlighting how print culture expanded through serialized cartoons.

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