June 18 Dairy Month Promotes Milk Health Value
Miss Beatrice Fehr urges daily milk use in June Dairy Month, noting milk’s historic role in nutrition and its broad reach in America’s diet. The article cites 1954 US milk production, per capita consumption, and milk’s superior nutrition and cost efficiency, plus a call to include dairy for growth and all ages. It also includes a court dismissal and military duty notes amid the extended text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Fehr
América
Newfoundland
Acadia
Virginia
America
United States
Eyes, But We See Not in Summer’s Early Light
A reflective piece celebrating the arrival of summer with its long days and green fields. It notes the sun's height north of the equator, June 22 season start, and the beauty of nature. The author urges walks, bird songs, and enjoying pools, courts, and resorts while vitality remains high.
Skyline Homemakers Plan Flower Show At June 10
The Skyline Homemakers club met at Mrs. William Wallace’s home for a tea with members and friends. Guests included Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. Homer Remsberg, and Mrs. Edward F. Holter. Beatrice Fehr discussed program planning. The group voted a flower show for June 10 at 7 30 pm at Mrs. Milton Brunk’s home with a planning committee. Members displayed refinished furniture and braided rugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline Club
Skyline Homemakers Club
William Wallace
Ray Smith
Homer Remsberg
Edward F. Holter
Beatrice Fehr
Milton Brunk
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated June 4 1905 recount a cantata at Woman's College titled A Daughter of the Sea with college chorus and student assistants, crema tion exercises, a baccalaureate sermon at Evangelical Reformed Church by Rev Dr Conrad Clever, Hammack and Rufus Baker planning a new music store at 217 North Market, sewer work on Market Street with a burst water pipe incident, graduation news for Miss Kitty Louise Bready and other county graduates, the death of Rev Harry F Dittmar pastor at Jefferson Reformed Church aged 41.
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Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Conrad Clever
Hagerstown
William H. Hammack
Birely
Rufus B. Baker
North Market Street
Market Street
Bentz
Kitty Louise Bready
Tobias Bready
Adamstown
State Normal School
C. Lena Davis
Margaret T. Devilbiss
Harry F. Dittmar
Tor
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Rey
Arthur G. Null
Alameda
Baltimore
Mr. Null
Doubs Lutheran
Fairmont
W. Va
Petersburg
Ellicott City
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Gettysburg
Louise Null
Frederick High School
Hood College
Deubs
William A. Null
Howard A Kelly
Miss Null
Lawrence and
Gary Null
Opposition to Catoctin Furnace school closure sparks county bid
Twenty years ago the Frederick Board of Education faced vocal opposition from about 70 people including County Commissioners’ representatives to closing Catoctin Furnace school and sending pupils to Thurmont. The Frederick Playground Commission budgeted 750 dollars to fund summer city playgrounds. Company A Maryland National Guard began qualifying for 1935 small arms firing at Lingenore Hills 200 yard range. Mr Parsons Newman of Upper College Terrace attended Kiwanis International in San Antonio and toured Mexico, returning soon.
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Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Parsons Newman
Upper College Terrace
Kiwanis International
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico
Detrick Safety Exhibit Shown To AMA To Promote Lab Safety
A Camp Detrick exhibit demonstrates lab safety risks and safeguards. It highlights common hazards from pipetting, removing cotton plugs, and aerosol spread, plus devices like safety cabinets, ultraviolet lamps, protective clothing, and specialized safety cups. The display includes dust respirators, masks, and slides from Camp Detrick films used in teaching safe techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Journal of Public Health
United States
Detrick
Chemical Corps
Camp Detrick
Teading Laboratories
Duncan Hines Honored for 20 Years of Travel Service
Duncan Hines received a 20 year service award in Chicago from more than 30 charter members of the Duncan Hines Family. The Francis Scott Key Hotel and other early members like Miller Brothers Baltimore Harvey’s Antoine’s Williamsburg Inn were noted among the original list. Representatives conduct unannounced visits to inspect facilities and rate hotels strictly for quality, with Hines accreditation signaling merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Hines
Chicago
Vere Miller Brathere
Baltimore
Harveys
Washington
Antoines
New Orleans
Williamsburg
Inn
Hines
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott
Key
Selection Of Conference Site To Have Important Bearing
British and American leaders weigh where the four power summit should be held with Canada seen as offering the best chance for steady progress. A Canadian venue could enable Eisenhower to attend longer and help shape US policy, while a European setting risks more show than result. The piece notes Britain and France invites, wartime ties, and the goal of cementing Western unity before the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
London
Canada
Quebec
Vancouver
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Witesere
Great Britain
France
United States
England
Europe
America
Wilson
Britain
Normandy
Soviet Union
West Germany
Italy
Paris
Ogeephe Jas
Optimists Club Meeting Highlights District Report and Honors
Frederick Optimists Club met with twenty six members at the Southern Restaurant. Lloyd Stup reported on the Roanoke District meeting and James Fox won third place in the district oratorical contest among 40 entrants from three states and D C. Carl Lightner became the club’s 50th member, sponsored by Edgar R Brownlow. A film on the Baltimore Orioles was shown. Anniversary dinners were announced for Rotary and Optimists events next week, the Optimists auction is set for June 11 at Partners Feed and Supply. The Thursday meeting was canceled due to the anniversary dinner Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edgar R. Brownlow
Mr. Stup
Baltimore
Orioles
Patton
Peter Pan Inn
Rotary International
Hagerstown
Clarksburg
Partners Feed
East Alls Saints Street
Optimists
Two Cases Called Many Collateral Forfeitures
John G. Fink of Widdletown was found guilty of failing to grant the right of way. The decision references collateral forfeitures and involves substitute marsh actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Fink
Widdletown
Marss
President Sainted or Scorned for Standing Ground
A concise reflection on how a president is treated depending on whether he upholds beliefs. If he stands firm, most around him honor him as chief. if he wavers, praise fades and blame rises.
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Luf
Etherrone
N. A. Lufburrow
Neighborhood Party Honors Dettharns Before Departure
Neighbors hosted Dr and Mrs Ernest Dettharn and children at Rosedale Park. Party featured a welcome home and a promotion to lieutenant, an orchid for Mrs Dettharn, and a gift book of recollections. Guests included many local families bidding farewell as the Dettbarns leave for France.
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Dettbarns
France
Bernard BR Geeve
Vinecent Biser
Leonard Appleby
Melvin O. Oden
Bernard Grove Sr
Robert L. Willard
Bobby
Beauford Oden
Scotty
Bonnie
Connie
Holmes A. Dutcan
Joseph
Kathleen
Car Shaw
Terry
Linda
Melvin P. Oden
Larry
Daryl
Elizabeth Sherald
Howard Oden
James Kline
Jimmy
Among The Sick in Hansonville Readers
Among The Sick Gieana Carolyn Stull of Hansonville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for immediate surgery. Dale Lind of Woodsboro is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a double leg fracture from a truck overturn. Mrs Alta Main, recently operated on at Washington County Hospital, continues to improve as her daughters visit. Mrs James Cable of San Diego returned home after visiting local family. Chief Charles V Main, longtime local official, is her son. Mrs Hazel Johnson of Elkeron, IMS, is recovering after a fall. Mrs Amanda Garner of Union Bridge was moved to Fahoney Kee dy Memorial Home at Boonsboro. Mrs John Bear of Burkittsville returns home after Frederick Memorial Hospital observation.
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Gieana
Carolyn Stull
Glenn C. Stull
Hansonville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. John's High School
Dale Lind
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Biepital
Dale
Alta Main
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
James
Vivian
Akron
Leon Alexander
Waverly
Albert
Magnolia Avenue
Charles V. Main
iChief
Police
Main
Hazel Johnson
Elterton
IMS
Amanda Garner
Union Bridge
Fahoney-Keedy Memorial
Boonsboro
Carrie
Bessie Garner
John Bear
Burkittsville
Understanding Stuttering in Young Children
A letter discusses early speech development in a two year old, noting that most children mispronounce words and that tongue tied explanations are outdated. It covers stuttering causes, gender differences, and stages of treatment, urging calm, reduced stress, and professional guidance including university speech centers and the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. It also notes a national classroom deficit of 340,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
South LaSalle Street
Chicago
Wedding Announcement For Helen Whisman and Floyd DeGrange
Announcement of the coming wedding between Miss Helen Marie Whisman and Floyd Lee DeGrange, to be held June 18. Miss Whisman is the daughter of Mrs. Annie H. Whisman of Poolesville. DeGrange is son of Mr and Mrs. Howard T. DeGrange of Frederick RFD 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie
Floyd Lee DeGrange
Annie H. Whisman
Poolesville
Miss Whisman
Frank W. Whisman
Mr DeGrange
Howard T. DeGrange
RFD
Frederick
Mail carrier to observe birthday on Sunday in RFC Frederick
Mrs Ellen H Crum of Walkersville will observe her ninetyeth birthday on Sunday.
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Marion Ramsburg
RFC 2
Frederick
Henry A Schueler
Clifton
RFC
Ellen H. Crum
Walkersville
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James E. Boylan Jr
Carroll County
Annie A. Browning
Mt. Airy
Asbury Methodist Home
Gaithersburg
Margaret Spencer
Charles W. Spencer
Airy
Hornet
Tid
Lester L. Leatherman
USN
Lewis L Leatherman
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Miami
Fla
Kenneth N. Ayers
Earleen F. Zimmer
Marine Corps Air Sta
Fort Jackson
8. C
John M. Bennett
William Bennett
East Second Street
515Th Airborne Field Artillery Battalion
Earth
the News
A.M.A
Great Lakes
Actea
Srate
Edward J. Smith
East All Saints Street
Sherman Bowers
W. C. Staley
Sammy Thompson
Laurence
W. A. Boone Jr
George W. Snowden
Teamsville
New Market
Hester M. Richardson
Ramsville
Joseph H. Bahis
Mt. Pleasant
Richard J. Darko
Latrobe
West Patrick
South Jefferson Streets
Baum
Ralph W. Lachs
U. S. 40 East
Ernest A. Barnes
U. & 40 East
Hoth
R. C. Dishong
Leroy Haughtown
U. S. 45
South
Kirtogteisk Qrangeriln
U. S
Kermit K. Reeder
TU S. 15
Alan D. Martin
Optimist Club
Frank Keefer
Gail L Cutshall
Louis V. Myers
Don Ellis
Wachter
Myers
Cutshall
E. Austin James
Samuel P. Warfield
John Daneker
Ablen Bowers
Armatha Tiner Kreh
Adrian Lariner
This Riy
Robert H. Layman
Braddock Heights
Middletown High School
Layman
Middletown High
Clyde W. Woolever
Greenville
Ira Stull
Woolever
RFD 3
Stull
Greenville Air Force Base
Tra S. Petre
Uniren of the Brethren
Nigeria
West Africa
Petre
Daniel S. Guyton
Dora Remsburg Kefauver
Dayton
Ohio
N. E. Kefauver
Middletown
Kefauver
Robert Main
Harmony
Maurice Main
Texas
Air Force
Paul Stockman
West South Street
Gertrude Joy
Patrick
Dolores Henke
Robert
Gloria Martin
Gene and
Bruce
Emmitsburg
B. J. Keilholtz
John GC. Derr
Monrovia
Sandra Rouchan
J. V. Roughan
Buckerstown
St. John Hish School
Husky Park
Leroy Flickinger
Mt. Arry
Linda Diane
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
NEA Service
The
National Education Assn
Jerome J. Joseph
Memphis
Tenn
James A. Nelson
Frederick County
Howard J. Brice
Thurmiont
Robert C. Linson
Earl Pine
North College Parkway
W. Boone
XN. Dorsey
Tregoning
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