Homemakers Hear From Keyserling On Women’s Education Goals
Mary Dublin Keyserling, head of the U S Labor Department Women s Bureau, spoke to about 1000 homemakers at the University of Maryland, urging women toward education and professional careers. She cited low percentages in professional roles, noted education gaps, and called for more adult programs and support services for working women.
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Johnson
University of Maryland
College Week
Mary Dublin Keyserling
Women’s Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
College Park
Keyserling
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Frederick area couples obtain marriage licenses including Ernest Ferguson with Catherine Diggs and Barbara Bowers with Thurmont partner. Deeds recorded for multiple transfers to and from residents, with several to and from County, City, and named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Ferguson
Catherine F. Diggs
Frederick
Larry Eugene Wenschof
Thurmont
Barbara Lee Bowers
Jefferson
Philip Trotto
Bristol
Susan Virginia Hensen
Norman LeRoy Lowell
Nancy Leona Brightwell
Herbert E. Weedon
Velma A. Brown
Walter R. Hiltner
Sharon D. Soper
Wheaton
John S. Insley
Russell
Munday
Elinor H. Wells
Lawrence A. Way
John T. Routzahn
Clarence W. Lantz, Jr
County Null, Inc
Donald W. Hollar
Daniel Lynn Dunlop, Jr
Thomas E. van Pelt
Nevin T.R. Waskey
H. Earl Harner Jr
Mary N. Henderson
Virginia M. Sims
Maynard B. Henderson
Rusherman Construction Company
George R. Rocus
James Earl Moxley
Warren BE. Harrison
James H. Mercer
Charles L. Dodson
John D. Mercer
Boy and dog found after woods search near New Windsor
Nathan Boone a three year old of RFD 2 New Windsor wandered from home with his dog yesterday afternoon. A large search by police firemen and neighbors located him at 6 30 p m about half a mile from home. He was unharmed and calmly explained he had been just taking a walk through the woods.
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Nathan Boone
Joseph G. Boone
RFD
New Windsor
Mrs. Boone
Nathan
Westminster Barracks
Mount Airy
Boone
Notable American History Anniversaries and Births
A chronicle of key anniversaries from 1775 to 1963 including Gage burning Charlestown at Bunker Hill, Missouri volunteers dispersed to hinder secession, Amelia Earhart’s Atlantic flight as a passenger, the McCarthy Army hearings ending, and the Supreme Court ruling against compulsory Bible reading in public schools. Joshua Humphreys, ship designer, was born in 1772 in Havre de Grace Massachusetts.
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Bunker Hill
Gage
Charlestown
Mass
Boonville
Missouri
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Wilmer Stultz
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Joshua Humphreys
Haverford
Humphreys shaped early US Navy ships at Philadelphia
Ship designer Humphreys, commissioned by the Continental Congress to modify fleet vessels, became the first US naval constructor after 1794 plans with a longer flatter model. His frigates United States Constitution Chesapeake Constellation President Congress formed the core for War of 1812 and earned him worldwide renown. He died in Haverford on January 12, 1838. Birthdays include Ralph Bellamy John Hersey Dean Martin and others.
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Philadelphia
Humphreys
Continental Congress
Esek Hopkins
U.S
U.S Navy
United States
Constitution
Chesapeake
Constellation
Congress
Haverford
Oday
Ralph Bellamy
Cicago
John Hersey
Ientsin
China
Dean Martin
Stuebenville
Ohio
William B. Murphy
Campbell Soup Co
Appleton, Wis
Group Visits Baltimore Church on Historic Tour
A Frederick area group visited the Old Otterbein Church at Conway and Sharp Streets Baltimore built in 1771. Co pastor Paul E Holdcraft gave a brief history and toured the edifice before the two hour harbor cruise aboard the Port Welcome.
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Otterbein
Conway
Sharp Streets
Baltimore
Frederick
Paul E. Holdcraft
Sylvia Eyler
Randolph Stull
Robert Leatherman
Albert Powell
Ira Rippeon
Katherine Danner
Leslie H. Stull
Roy
Home Makers Club Tour Plans and June Meeting
The Lewistown Homemakers Club sponsors an annual tour with listed members aiding in arrangements. The regular June meeting is at Mrs. Albert Powell’s home today at 6 30 p m for a cookout with roll call My Favorite Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ritchie
H. Carter Appleby
Clifford Shelton
Calvin W. Wachter
Russell C. Thomas
Erma W. Fox
Robert S. Fox
Glenna Leatherman
Ross Stull
Albert Powell
North Market Properties Sald by Mrs Letha Brown
Mrs Letha Brown owner of Porter's Grill on West Patrick Street Frederick buys 133 135 137 and 139 North Market Street including Karols Kiddie Shop and Gaines Shoe Store for 45000. She acquires a three story building with three apartments and two first floor stores from John Edward Schell Jr Serena Schell Samuel Duvall Schell and executor N John Wilson. She said on Tuesday that she
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Brown
Porter's ‘Grill
West Patrick Street
Frederick
North Market Street
Karol
Gaine
Plans to live in one unit while renting two others
Mrs Brown intends to occupy one apartment and keep the other two for rent. The two shops, part of the same property, are under long term leases and she has no present plans to change the businesses in the building.
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