Jewish Women Name Officers At Urbana Club Luncheon
Mrs Wolsittatin presided as president of the Frederick Section of the Council of Jewish Women at a luncheon held Wednesday at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. Dr. Abraham D Shawuel of the Eutaw Place Temple Baltimore spoke on the role of American Jewish women, noting pioneers like Rebecca Gratz and Emma Lazarus, and celebrating the upcoming tercentenary of Jewish settlement in America. Officers installed included Mrs Wes Were mann, Mrs Gladys damisan, Adrienne Guggenheim, Selma Laprirs, MeO Zimmerman, Sara Filin, Minnie Moss, Sonia Weener, and Juanta Kave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team Wolsittatin
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Herman Weeners
Abraham D Shawuel
Eutaw Place Temple
Baltmore
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Academy of Political and Social Sciences
Wes Weremann
Gladys Damisan
Adrienne Guggenheim
Selma Laprirs
Hecca Gratz
Philadelpha
Lis
Miss Gratz
Walter Scott
Ivanhoe
Ponina Moise
Charleston
S. C
Shaws
Hyman
Ada Isaacs Menken
New Orleans
Charles Dickens
Mark ‘S'Wain
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Achelow
Gerald Ansen
Baltimore
Miss Jean Crickenberger Wed At Lutheran Church
Miss Jean Crickenberger wed John Albert Play at Evangelical Lutheran Church at two in the afternoon. Rev Ralph A Greiman Jr officiated. A reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The bride wore an organdy Swiss gown with Venise lace, veil, and carried stephanotis and ivy with a white orchid. Twin sister R Dean Rodgers was matron of honor. bridesmaid was C William Mason. Attendants wore white organdy over pink taffeta with pink rose accents. The couple will live in Wilmington Delaware after a wedding trip to Atlantic City New Jersey. The bride, a graduate of Harpers Ferry High School class of 1948 and Hagerstown Business College, was employed at Camp Detrick. The groom, a Drury College and University of Missouri graduate, works for DuPont in Wilmington. A postlude included organ selections and a solo by Dorothy Handley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 4
Jean Douglax Crickenberger
Lawrence Tenkel Crickenberger
Thomas Avenue
Jus City
John Albert Plaz
Albert Frederick
St. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ralph A. Greiman, Jr
Francis Scott
C. William Mason
Alexandria
St. Lous
Regital Ganimling
Oaerick High School
Hagerstown Business College
Camp Detrick
Play
Drury College
Springfield
Washington University
Anne
University of Misssouri
DuPont
Wilmington
Illill health and death notices from local area
Ill health and multiple obituaries from Frederick area, naming residents and relatives. Reports include a patient stricken at A. & P. market, hospital transfers for George E. Davis and Dr. P. L. Carter, and operations for Mrs. Clarence Tabery. Obituaries list John H. Hoff, Lovettsville RB. E. Brown infant, Nellie G. Barton, and others with family connections across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Walkersville, and Sleepy Creek. Funeral details and church affiliations noted.
Water policy panel forms after dust bowl conditions
President Eisenhower establishes a three member cabinet committee to study national water policy. The group will assess continental water supply and coordinate with soil conservation and development programs, aiming for a broad national approach to stewardship of water resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Eisenhower
Oceans
Blakeslee Pusey Wedding At Buck Hill Falls Inn
Dr Earle B Blakeslee professor of music Hood College wed Diane Pusey of West Grove Pa in a Friday ceremony at the inn at Buck Hill Falls Pa Friends and wedding party stayed two days at the lodge before the couple returned to 19 North Court Frederick They plan a California trip in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee
Pusey
Earle B. Blakeslee
Hood College
Diane Pusey
West Grove
Buck Hill Falls
North Court Street
Frederick
California
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago in the city, the Democratic ticket swept elections with Mayor George Edward Smith defeating E Peter Mantz, and EBC Shepherd beating E A Gittinger for city registrar. John Ed Schell won a Board of Aldermen seat, with others elected. Dixon Walker sold his Urbana Pike country place to Frank Markell. High school commencements set for June 23 with named graduates, girls and boys listed. Premium distributions on commencement day occurred at the Academy of the Visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Smith
E. Peter Mantz
Ebc Shepherd
City Register
E. A. Gittinger
John Ed. Schell
Board of Aldermen
Edward Lease
George W. Kindley
John Hershberger
Joseph Douglas
Dixon Walker
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columax Of The News
Twenty years ago items from the Columax of The News dated June 14, 1934 include a small chicken house fire at 201 East Sixth Street causing minor damage, a group of locals traveling to New York to watch Max Bear vs Primo Carnera, peacanning industries peaking in mid June with Buckeystown Thurmont and Mt Atry plants, and Herbert R. O'Conor of Baltimore slated to speak at Frederick Lodge of Elks Flag Day exercises in Baker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement H. Esler
East Sixth Street
A. K. Leon
Messrs
T. C. Hubbard
Henry Decker
Charles F. Hartman
Tony Marrone
New York
Max Bear
Primo Carnera
PEA Canning
Buckeystown
Thurmont
Mt. Atry
Herbert R. O'Conor
Baltimore
Frederick Lodge of Elks
Baker Park
Local Social Notes Highlight Births Anniversaries and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charles T Butcher Jr of Rockwell Terrace entertainments mark the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Fitch of Washington DC. Audrey McKenzie returns from Linden Hall graduation to Home Economics studies. A seven pound three ounce daughter Rose Mary arrives at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Barr T Rosensleet of East Seventh Street. High School seniors from Lesslie DeSoto visit Emmilsburg with teachers Mrs Fames T West and Mrs Freling Scarborough. Mr and Mrs Conley Combs spend winters in DeSatin Ga and Mr and Mrs Richard F Kline and Richard Kite Jr plan a New York City departure for a Queen Elizabeth Europe cruise. Charles Keenes of Pine Avenue enlists in the Air Force at a New York base. Charles Biss of Pennsylvania Avenue announces the birth of a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital named Pale Franklin. The Gearingers and Radcliffs host visitors as Air Force member Charles E Gearinger trains at Sampson AFB New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Buttcher
Rockwell Terrace
Thomas F. Fitch
Washington, D.C
Poteh
Rosealene Halman
Ezra Hoffman
Butcher
Mae Burrier
Walkersville
Baltimore
Burrier
Aly
Walters
Havre de Grace
Audrey McKenzie
Lesslie DeSoto High School
Georgia
Conley Combs
Emmilsburg
Fames T. West
Freling Scarborough
Washington
New York
Canada
Combs
DeSatin
Gary
Mre
Richard F. Kline
Richard Kite Jr
Thomas D. Kine
Prospect Till
Braddock
Charles Bisss
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pale Franklin
Bigs. Myerd Vine
Robert Ro
Rancliff
Robert
Robbie ‘Lee
Wennstown
Noo
Register al Wills
Marry J. Radcliff
Rov G W. Schaffer
Frederick Charles & Gearinger
Raymond Kline
East
Chircb Street
Sampson Air Force Base
Charles E. Gearinger
AFA
Miss Doris Fulmer Weds Robert J. McCutcheon Jr
Doris L Fulmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Fulmer of Kline Boulevard married Robert J McCutcheon Jr son of Mrs Robert J McCutcheon of Braddock Heights at St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson Rev Calvin Moreland officiated A reception followed in the church social room The bride wore a nylon tulle gown over bridal satin with a full skirt long sleeves and a round neckline Her bonnet trimmed with seed pearls and a colonial bouquet of white carnations and baby’s breath with a white orchid The honor attendant was Miss Ramona Crowl of Brunswick In turquoise silk satin gowns bridesmaids were Miss Rebecca McCutcheon and Miss Mary Ann Howe Best man was William McCutcheon Ushers included T Meade Felton Jerome Miller John Sausser and William Sausser The couple left for a wedding trip undecided in destination The groom is a Middletown High School and Fullerton College graduate who served in the Air Force and now runs McCutcheon’s Apple Products in Frederick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J
Doris L. Fulmer
Roger M. Fulmer
Kline Boulevard
Robert J. McCutcheon Jr
Robert J. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Calvin Moreland
Ramona Crowl
Brunswick
Rebecca McCutcheon
Mary Ann Howe
Maid of Honor
Greig
Die Meistesingers
Wagner
Franck
Beethoven
Schubert
Barnby
Joyce Crouse
Malotte
California
University of Maryland
McCutcheon’s
Apple Products
Frederick
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Prominent Dairyman McKendree Walker Dies in Gaithersburg
Sunday services at E C Gartner funeral home Gaithersburg honored McKendree Walker Montgomery County dairyman who died last Friday. He would have shared a golden wedding anniversary with Mrs Walker if he had lived. Interment Forest Oak cemetery. Also funeral for James Edward Grayson colored held Saturday at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street. Rev C B Jackson officiated. Interment Hone Hill cemetery. ML Elchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Holt
John Henry Hoff
New Windsor
Carl Kinte
West Third Street
Frederick
Carroll County
Samuel Mr
Maria Mees Hoff
Catherine Frock Hoff
William Sr
Edwin D. Hoff
Westminster
J. Earl
Charles M
Near New Wahidsor
LeRoy J
New Market
Kinle
Samuel W. Hoff
Glen Rock
Mary C. Graybull
Jie
Ednessond Church of the Brethren
Spete
Weare Windend Federal
D. D Hlartzler and Sons
Pine Creek Cemetery
Eugene Edmond Harper
Lucktls
Agnes Mack McCutcheon
B. & O. Employe
Leora Cullen Harper
James Fisher
Margaret Harper
Steiner W. Ramsburg
Charlesville
Blanche Harper
Walkersville
Frederick County
Samuel
Sophie Mister Ramsburg
Ida May Stull
Roy Ramsburg
Carl Ramsburg
Cadsboro
Mae Barker
Blanche Harver
Maude Boller
Gail Warrenfeltz
Woodsborn
Hiram Ramsburg
Gertie Zimmerman
Zion Reformed Church
Zion Reformed Cemetery
G. C. Barton
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Hatlie V. Monley
Hatlie Virginia Moxley
James A. Moxley
Clagettsville
Samuel and
Fannie Easton
Montgomery County
Mamie Estelle Easton
Ethel V. DiSilvio
Hyattsville
Daisy I. Leakins
Woodbine
Lena M. Gilliss
Clage
E. C. Gartner Funeral Home
Gaithersburg
McKendree Walker
Frank Cockrell
James P. Kerr
Walker
James Edward Grayson
East Church Street
C. B. Jackson
Lewis E. Lee
Charles F. Senit
Ernest Weedon
Joseph R. Lee
Newton Brown
Clyde A. Weedon
Hone Hill Cemetery
Elchison and Son
Brethren Conference Opens in Ocean Grove This Week
An estimated 12 000 attendees including local delegates will gather June 15 20 at Ocean Grove New Jersey for the annual Church of the Brethren conference. Major addresses will be given by W A Visser t Hooft John Oliver Nelson Rosa Page Welch Zigler and H Stover Kulp among others. The gathering serves 859 voting delegates from 190 000 members and has supported a 1 275 000 annual program with 1032 local churches across states districts and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ocean Grove
N. 5
Ralph E. White
Louis Shankle
Bertha Nicholson
John W. Wolfe
Frederick Church
W. A. Visser 'T Hooft
World Council of Churches
John Oliver Nelson
Yale Divinity School
Rosa Page Welch
MM. R. Zigler
Brethren Service
Europe
H. Stover Kulp
Africa
William M. Beahm
Bethany Biblical Seminary
Chicago
Beahm
Brethren
India
Ecuador
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Crickenberger
Albert F. Play
R. Dean Rodgers
Tryattsville
Jack Mauret
Louise Robinson Heath
Kenka College
Kenka
Heath
Minnie Zentz
Rosa Beall
Waller Wastler
Luther Main
Lewistown
Charles Putman
Pitman
W. A. Lewis
Jo Ann
Shirley More
Michael Wayne
More
Mich‘ael More
Homestead
Rockville
Solo
Freed i Kressig
Edward Mantz
Herbert Tanner
Roy Brust
John Grove
Darris and Ewing
Auieu Vain
Ana
George E. Davis
Fith Street
University Hospital
Clarence Tabery
Emergency Hospital
P. L. Carter
Osteopathic Hospital
Philadelphia
East Third Street
Calvary Methodist Church
George Wagerman
Altice Elizabeth Wagerman
South Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John E. Ohler i
Flora Willard Ohler
RFD
Fairfield
iTheodore Eversole
Charles Krietz
Jack Moser
Aston D. Potter
Alston
D. Potter
Ralph Miller
Nichael E. Potter
Sleepy Creek
Earle Keeseeker
Bethel Church
Mr. Potter
Steadman- Keenan American Legion Post No
Fraternal Order of Eagles of
Loyal Order of Moose
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
C. H. Feete Jand
N Iefant
Maurice F
Tressie Dove Branshaw
le Gore
Rocky Hit Cemetery
Nellie G. Barton
Marshall P. Barton
Roy L. Rhoderick
Fairview Avenue
Dave
Barton
Crystal Springs
Nathan B
Mary Elizabeth Fletcher Hanks
Calvary’ S Methodist Church
Kings S Daughters Bible Class
Glenn McKibben
Delaware
Alvin Q. Sorflaten
Ellicott City
Elmer Althouse
Gladwyne
Ray L. Rhoderick
Olan O. Tingle
Roy Ritchey
Uniontown
Holden S. Felton
W. C. Hanks
Everett
Rosanna E. Burgess
W. L. Burgess
Floyd County
Samuel Rakes
Virginia
Orey T
Ann Lester Reed
Lola M. Alley
Carthage
Abraham T. Reed
Taneytown
Church of ‘the Brethren
New Wind‘sor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
E. Bixler
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Nicholas Yinger
Earl Seeger
Glenn Rich
Amos
Tressier Orphans
Loysville
John Shaw
Ray Spurrier
James Falk
Rober Smith
Pasto
Stilwell
O&la
Adair County
Henry Buckner
Chester Lee Gonalis
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Columax OF the News
Ashere
Caspar
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