Frederick County Christian Endeavor Holds Executive Meeting
The Frederick County Union of Christian Endeavor held its executive meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bowings Ad amstown with Ruth Krieg presiding. Plans were made to charter a bus for delegates to the World Christian Endeavor convention in Washington July 24 to 28. A pre convention county rally is planned and committees were formed for state convention planning and locating a site for the county convention.
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Frederick
Mayflower
Washington
Marland
Dimitar Se Stets Perrog
Sopal Gour
Eewin Freed
Locust Valley
Miss Krieg
Pearl Warren
Lantz
Stargaret Fogle
Thurmont
County Christian Endeavor
Edwin Freed
Raymond Markley
Margaret Fogle
Clarence Ate Gaha
Social Security Extension Passes House Amid Broad Expansion
The House approved Eisenhower's plan by 355 to 8 to extend social security to about 100 million more people and boost benefits to 5 to 31 dollars monthly. The Senate Finance Committee backs quick passage. Excluded are physicians and certain public employees. police and firemen remain barred.
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House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Breathing Spell on U S Involvement in Indochina
U S News and World Report predicts no immediate U S armed involvement in Indochina crises, though danger could flare late this fall. Washington observers cite limited military readiness for distant conflicts without help, and see multiple plausible cold war scenarios ahead.
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U. S. News and World Report
Indochina
Washington
U. S
Questions on lawns and nature from a New York Times glimpse
A rambling reflection ponders why wild grass thrives in gardens more than tame lawns, who invented the lawn mower, and the notion of clipping grass like a beard. It muses on birds and blooms, from orioles and wrens to lilacs, honeysuckle, violets, and day lilies, ending with a nod to memorials for the person who let day lilies go wild.
Frederick Memorial Hospital Staff Hails Hospital Week Publicity
A letter from Frederick Memorial Hospital Executive Staff thanks The News for favorable publicity during Hospital Week. Secretary Thomas H. Quill Jr signs the note dated June 4, praising the paper’s cooperation and public spirit.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas H. Quill
Frederick
Eight year old Ann Best enters Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ann Best the eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Linford Best near Knoxville was admitted this morning for a tonsillectomy and will return home Tuesday. Peter Linton son of Mr and Mrs James Linton has returned to Kernan Hospital Baltimore after a two week visit with his parents in Yellow Springs. Colorado A and M College scientists test a substitute for super phosphate fertilizer made in plants in Colorado to be used if a national emergency recurs.
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Ann Best
Linford Best
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter Linton
James Linton
Yellow Springs
Kernan’s Hospital
Baltimore
Colorado A. and .M. College Experiment Station
Pitot
Colorado
District Governor Is Exchange Club Guest
Ernest Mathews Maryland district governor of the National Exchange Club attended the Exchangies dinner at the V. F. W. Country Club. Fred Mathews of Laurel Delaware was also a guest. June 10 will nominate officers for June 17 election and installation on June 24.
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Maryland
National Exchange Club
Ernest Mathews
Salisbury
V. F. W. Country Club
Louis J. Warner
Mathews
Fred Mathews
Laurel, del
Debates at Woman's College on wages for women
Fifty years ago at Woman's College the two literary societies debated wage equality for women performing equivalent work. Judge results favored the negative. Miss Bertha Trail and Rev. Dixon led the panel, while Miss Edna McCardell and Bertha McCall spoke for the Adelphian side.
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Woman's College
Bertha Trail
T. Freeman Dixon
Hammond Urner
Mary E. Schick
Mary Csuively
Haddie Earlenbaugh
Edna McCardell
Rose Fautle
Bertha McCall
Adelphian
Dixon
Frederick
Cumberland
Maryland State Firemen's Association
United
Maryland
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
John Black
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles W. Ely
Twenty Years of Highlights From The News Columns
June 7, 1934 item highlights include Rev. Richard W. Wickes addressing Frederick High School seniors at the Tivoli theater where diplomas were awarded The strongest electric storm damaged the Barn area near Middletown and Waller Ridie residence Three miles north of Middletown suffered fire burns A four lane dual highway for US Route 40 is recommended by Keystone Automobile Club engineering director JL Paul Smith native of Frederick County rises to presidency of Potomac Edison Company celebrated at a Francis Scott Key Hotel banquet
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Richard W. Wickes
Calvary Baptist Church
Towson
Frederick High School
Tivoli Theater
Frederick Collix
Waller Ridie
Middletown
Myersville Road
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Keystone Automobile Club of Maryland
JL Paul Smith
Frederick County
Potomac Edison Company
Francis Scott’ Key
Byrd Denies False Charges on Land Deal
In Baltimore, H C Byrd said opponents plan to smear him with false charges about profiting from land deals while university president. He cited minutes and records showing he acted to obtain land for the University of Maryland, selling later at a profit to the university. Mahoney pressed development of 4000 federal acres near Thurmont for Forests and Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W — H.C. Byrd
Byrd
University of Maryland
Leutenants Jonds
George P. Mahoney
Ravaria
Board of Regents
State of
Maryland
Mahoney
Thurmont
State Department of Forests and Parks
Eisenhower
Camp David
Doctor Says Polio Often Lacks Severe Crippling Or Death
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains polio's risks and hopeful aspects. He notes the virus spreads via nose throat and stool discharges, with only about one in a hundred paralysed. Early diagnosis and hospitalization are key, with isolation and careful disposal of secretions to limit spread.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
Conscience, Morality, and a Dedication Service Summary
A devotional piece urges heed to conscience linking moral voice to God, contrasts healthy and pathological consciences, and notes a church organ dedication at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church with performers and choir. The writeup covers sermon themes, attendance figures, and program details.
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Good Shepherd Evangelical
Miss Stancioff Weds in Urbana at St Ignatius Loyola
Miss Anne Caroline Stancioff daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Stancioff of Urbana and Mr Em Manuel Muheim of Chateau de Vallieres Haute Savoie France were married Sunday at 10 30 am in St Ignatius Loyola Church Urbana Rev Frederick McGuire officiated The ceremony featured garden flowers and a Madonna lilies bouquet The couple will reside in Europe next June after a reception at Landon House Urbana Attendants included Feo and Nadida Stancroff Best man was Olivier de Castella Ushers Reed Page Clark James S Becker and Baron de Juniac Diplomats and guests from Italian French British and Bulgarian offices attended along with many local guests and friends
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Anne Caroline Stancioff
Ivan Stancioff
Urbana
Emmanuel Muheim
Chateau de Vallieres
Haute Savoie
France
George Muheim
St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church
Frederick McGuire
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Feo
Nadeida Stancroff
Olivier de Castella
Chateau de Chitry
Court
Riccardi
Count de la Garde
New York City
Frederick
Wallace Dunckle
Charles Mullenberg
Reading
Augustus Lee
Laytonsville
Washington
Wes
Personal notices from Frederick area correspondents
Mr and Mrs Herman Miller of West Patrick street return from a 12 day vacation in Florida visiting Miami Beach and staying at the Casa Blanca. Elmer L Driver and Mrs Eleanor Bartholow announce the birth of their son Elmer Lewis Jr at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds four and three quarter ounces. Mrs Driver is a former Miss Eleanor Bartholow. Mrs Jesse T Carpenter and her husband depart New York for Australia. Carpenter holds a Fulbright fellowship and both will take leave for the first semester. Mrs Carpenter is assistant professor of astronomy at Cornell. They will reside in Sydney with focus on radio astronomy. Mrs Eveline N Burgess of Washington visits Dr and Mrs Forbes H Burgess near Clifton. Mr and Mrs Donald A Reeser announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Suzanne on June 3 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John W Benner return to their son Paul’s home at 516 East Wilson Boulevard, Hagerstown after visiting their son William in Carlisle, Pa. Irving W M Abe of Washington, formerly Frederick, is among forty three who earned law degrees at the National University in Washington. Dirksen delivers principal address and receives honorary LL.D. Son of Mr and Mrs Irving Abe, Dill avenue, and grandson of Mrs Victor M Marken, West Church street, Abe a graduate of St Johns College Annapolis and plans to practice law in Rockville and Washington.
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Herman Miller
West Patrick Street
Finida
Miami Beach
Casa Blanca
Elmer L. Driver
Frederick Avenue
Elmer Lewis, Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Driver
Eleanor Bartholow
Jesse T. Carpenter
Martha Stahl
New York City
Australia
Carpenter
New York School of Labor and Industry
Cornell University
Cornell
Sidney
Eveline N. Burgess
Washington
Forbes H. Burgess
Clifton
Donald A. Reeser
Mt. Pleasant
Cynthia Suzanne
Frederick, Memorial Hospital
John W. Benner
William
Carlisle
Paul
East Wilson Boulevard
Hagerstown
Irving W. M. Abe
Frederick
National University In Washington
Everett Dirksen
Irving Abb
Dill Avenue
Victor M. Marken
West Church Street
Abb
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Rockville
Winchester Pair Married in Virginia Wedding
Miss Agatha Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Harris and William Eisentrout son of Mr and Mrs Edward Eisentrout were married June 4 in Winchester Virginia by Rev Duckwall The bride works at Youngs Beauty Salon and the groom at Parsons Company They honeymoon at Niagara Falls and New York and plan to live on Motier Avenue upon return.
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Winchester
N. Agatha Harris
Roy Mck. Harris
City
William E. Eisentrout
G. Edward Eisentrout
Midland
Duckwall
Young's
Eisentrout
Parsons Company
Niagara Falls
Canada
New York
Motier Avenue
Second Year Added To Term In Baltimore Court
A Baltimore man Conrad Douglas-Williams received an additional year on a petty larceny charge from Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield after already serving a year for carrying concealed weapons. He and Robert Clarence Campbell were linked to the May 2 theft from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lipps, with items hidden along East Second Street. Campbell gets a hearing Wednesday. Edwin F. Nikirk represented Williams.
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Baltimore
House of Correction
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Conrad Douglas- Williams
Cathedral Street
Fune
Williams
Charles Lipps
West South Street
Robert Clarence Campbell
Norman Dietz
East Second Street
Lipps
Pauline Stauffer
Walkersville
Earl D. Miller
Bethesda
Donald Bowser
Steiner's Hill
Miller
Sheffield
Elmer N. Delphy
Union Bridge
Charles Bryan
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Junction
S10
Edward Baumgardner
Merket Street
Small Gullies May Grow Into Big Ones
College Park June 7. Charles P. Ellington University of Maryland Extension Soil Conservationist warns small gullies in cultivated fields can grow into major erosion. He advises temporary grassed waterways, seedbeds, or fast growing plants like ryegrass Sudan grass or spring oats for quick protection.
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College Park
Charles P. Eilington
University of Maryland
Ellington
Agronomy Department
Beltsville
Sudan
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Fife
Buckeystown
R. Selekmann
Selekmann
Michael's Mill
Seickmann
Camp Detrick
American Legion Post! Auxiliary of
S. T. Wirts
Brunsy
Virts
Ruth Kidwiler
Hyett Beans
Sugar Baby
Keony Cunningham
Parsons, Kans
Ber Flint
Mich
Lawrence Miller
Tabby
Miss Stancioff
Lander
Glen Butts
U. S. 40
Braddock Mountain
Edward N. Platter
Robert J. Welch
T Hyattsville
Faghire
Julius F. Snow
Hancock
Gordon R. Dehler
Lee Wright
John H. Hounz
Catoctin Avenue
Dale F. Lester
Lester
W. Va
U.S. 340
Floyd Little
Mr. Rainier
Church and Bentz Streets
Frank Dorsey
Guilmino
Bowser
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