Bethel 28 Officers Installed At June Ceremony
Bethel No 26 Job's Daughters held a public installation in the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School room on June 16. Officers for July to December were installed by a team led by Maurice Neimiller with manyPast Honored Queens and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel No. 26
International Order of
Job
Barbara Schwartz
Mars Ann Hursey
Patricia Lescalleet
Aly
Meltin Lescalleet
Delores Shook
Ann Daugherty
Shook
Diane Kettells
Dianne Shafer
Glenda Biehl
Carol Kettells
Joanne Derr
Gerry May
Patricia Crutchley
Betty Ramsburg
Alicia Roberts
Carol Dorsey
Jeannette Rudy
Thomas Lescalieet
Patricia
Donna Pressel
Bethel No
Hagerstown
Gertrude Heimilfer
Hethel
Baltimore
Zand
Dorothy Lescalleel
Julia Schmidt
Robert Pressel
Charles Main
Evelyn Heck
Bethel
Thurmont
Mary Dube
Bethe
Dorothy Lescalleet
Mirs
Maurice Heimiiler
Shirley Felton
Robert, Main
Counsilor
Frederick Chapler
DeMolas
Betty Low Gaver
Thomas Leseatleet
Gerwide
State Armory
Sin Op
Grand Guardian Council
Mother's Club
Atomic weapons and modern warfare discussed by AEC official
Charman Lewi L Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission talks about weapons in the American arsenal. He notes the need to deter Soviet ambitions and warns that atom weapons for personnel targets remain unclear. A Frederick County Republican visit to Washington followed. Carroll Grange plans a wiener roast at Buckeystown Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charman Lewi L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Braddock
City Officials Sworn In And Early 1900s Local Events
The newly elected city officials were sworn in by Dr T Heffner as John Ed Schell became president and C Edwin Kemp clerk. John H Grove named water collector, Charles P Levy city attorney, and Dr F Thomas health officer. A horse belonging to G Edward Myers escaped and returned to Myers stable via Market Street. A large new bank barn on Nina Thomas farm was destroyed along with five sheep, hay, and other produce. A baccalaureate sermon was given at All Saints Church for graduates. Gertrude Kennedy, daughter of John Kennedy, was accidentally struck in the head by a stone while playing near her father’s home and later appeared to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Heffner
Aldermen
John Ed. Schell
C. Edwin Kemp
John H. Grove
Charles P. Levy
F. Thomas
G. Edward Myers
Bowers
Eumber Yard
East Patrick Street
Liberty
Myers
Market Street
Nina Thomas
Geo Ranneberger
Feagasille
Jefferson
Tus
All Saints Church
Ingle Gertrude Kennedy
John Kennedy
East Third Street
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News columns dated June 19 1904 include notes on unpaid teachers salaries due to funds shortages and anticipated payment from the Board of Education, a fire at North End Cleaners and Driers on Orth Market and Sixth streets with property damage and suspicions of arson, two anglers near Solg Moon's Island netting trout and hard brads, and the First Regiment Maryland National Guard headquartered in the city achieving the highest marksmanship average in 1923 for national guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Board of Educative Sepers
JHNOR
North End
Solgmoon's
Sandy Pont
William Boteler
Charles E Adams
Buckeystown
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
Brethren Conference Opens At Ocean Grove
More than 5 000 people attend the Brethren Church annual conference in Ocean Grove New Jersey as William M Beahm urges reconciliation through mercy and evangelism Dr John Oliver Nelson calls Christians to disciplined service rural churches are recognized for growth Martinsburg and Waterloo are noted as evangelism sites across several states with the theme Win Me To Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Grove
N. J
Church of the Brethren
Rsch
Wiliam M Beahm
Bethans Biblical Seminary
John Oliver Nelson
Christian Vovabon
Yale Devine i Srhonl
Waterloo
Fruitland
Martinsburs
Edward K Zieder
Martinsburg
Port Re
Ian
Milledgeville
Eden and Smith to leave Geneva for Washington talks
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and US Undersecretary Walter Bedell Smith plan to depart Geneva tomorrow at the request of President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles to report on Indochina peace talks. Eden may visit Paris to confer with Pierre Mendes France before resuming duties in Washington and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Walter Bedell Smith
Aus
Sith
Washington
Eisenhowser
John Foster Dulles
Indochina
South
Czechoslovakia
A. Aless Johnson
Eden Rhat
Temaneh
China
Chou En-lai
Smith
Viet Nam
Neuven Quac Dinh
Laos
Cambodia
Webb to retire from Naval Academy coaching in June
Webb, longtime Naval Academy coach since 1919, will retire on June 36 according to Annapolis. He mentored four U S Olympic teams, produced three teams and seven individual champions, and led athletic programs through 1920 to 1931 undefeated seasons. His boxing teams went 98 dual meets with 14 losses and 8 draws. He served as a coach for the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I and is reported to have accepted a position in Isle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Israel
Murrell Spike
United States Naval Academy
America
Annapolis
United States
France
Ralph H Fellows
Isle
Action Of Flanders Disturbs Some Republicans In Senate
Vermont Senator Flanders proposes removing Senator McCarthy from government operations chairmanship unless he submits to examination of personal affairs and finances. Republicans view move as unusual and potentially aiding Democrats. critics question timing and tactics. DOJ notes found no offenses. resolution requires only a majority to remove a chair, unlike expulsions needing two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Washington
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
McCarthy
Committee
Fiersbody
Congress
Wisconsin
Executive Branch
Brownell
Jenner
Senate Rules Committee
Hennings
Missouri
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Truman Administration
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Senator Flanders
Seth geetseAthan Tates
Jeinnehan
Ces
Capel
Frederick
Myron W. Randall
Towson
George B Delaplaine, Jr
All Saints Church
Upper College Terrace
Mt Olivet
Widow Of Founder Of The News Dies In Frederick
Mrs Delaplaine, widow of William T Delaplaine and cousin of Admiral Schley, dies in Frederick at 92. Education at Frederick Female Seminary and Hood College linked to 1883 founding. Longtime All Saints parishioner, last survivor of the Frederick News group, celebrated as Hood’s oldest alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Dela Blaine
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Theodore C. Delaplaine
Buckeystown
Monocacy Mail
Delaplaine Mill
Bucketstonm
Mil
Maryland
Frederick
Frederick News
al Saints Protestant Episcopal
Episcopal Church
All Saints
St. Paul's Chapel
Delaplaine
Local Social News On Health and Hospital Moves
Among the sick Mrs Homer Miller Sr of North Market is able to be out after knee trouble. Mrs Katie Newton moved from her daughter’s home. Mrs Carroll Shook of East Church street to University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Miss Monica Haller daughter of Mr and Mrs W Harry Haller convalescing in New York after surgery. George E Davis of 243 West Fifth underwent surgery in Baltimore and is improving. Mrs Mertie Devitbiss of Liberstown admitted for treatment and is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Miller
North Market Street
Katie Newton
Carroll Shook
East Church Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Monica Haller
W. Harry Haller
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New York City
New York City Hospital
George E. Davis
West Fifth Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Mertie Devitbiss
Libertstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs Josiah Crum Celebrates 89th Birthday at Walkersville
Mrs Josiah Crum of Walkersville marked her 89th birthday with a June 5 picnic supper hosted by her son in law and daughter near Detour. Sixty three guests attended as she received many gifts. Six of her 28 descendants were absent. Her children include Mrs Ed ith Hummer and Mrs Earl Haifleigh of Walkersville, Raymond C Crum near Frederick, and Maurice D Crum near Liberty Town, plus Mrs Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Crum
Walkersville
Harry Trout
Detour
Frederick
Maurice D. Crum
Libertytown
Trout
Births and visits noted in Middletown area notices
Mr and Mrs Harold Shankle of Kensington announce the birth of son David Charles on June 14 at Suburban Hospital Bethesda. They also have a son Harold Jy and daughter Sharon. Visitors include Mrs Ethel Gross and family of Miami visiting her mother, and extended visits by the Taylor and Saylor families of Thurmont, and the Freeze family from Ohio. Korea veteran Guy Dunkin returns home for 30 days from Foxville. Randall Eric Haupt born June 12 at Washington County Hospital Middletown area, and Philip Wayne Moss born June 14 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Edna Clipp of Greensboro, a Middletown native, visiting. Laura Remsberg returns to Walnutdale Farm Middletown for summer. Remsberg is faculty at Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shankle
Kensington
Frederick
David Charles
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Nes
Ethel Gross
Miami, Fla
Mrs Gross
Ray R.taylor
Lee Saylor
Thurmont
Guy Dunkin
Beulah Dunkin
Foxville
Charles Dunkin
Korea
Robert Haupt
Middletown
Randall Eric
Washington County
Edward Moss
Frederick Aiemorial Hospital
Philip Wayne
Laura K. Remsberg
Walnutdale
Remsberg
State Teachers College
Indiana
Day Camp To Open Monday For Brownie Scouts
Day camp for Brownies opens Monday in Frederick for girls reg istered in Brownie troops. June 21 to 25 at Yellow Springs with daily nine thirty start from Baker Park. Friday ends at three, with dinner and a campfire from six thirty to eight. If rain, WFMD alerts 8:15 to 8:30 am. indoor activities at Frederick High School as needed. Staff includes Miss Betty Bolger director and Mrs Peter Shipley nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brownie
Yellow Springs
Baker Park
Eact
WFMD
Frederick High School
Charles Lewis
Franklin Heck
David Grove
Lewis Burck
Raymond Burdette
C. G Schmidt
Merle DeLaire
Elizabeth Brown
Robert Mason
Mabel Howler
Frank UN Reese
Peter Shipley
Betty Bolger
Five Americans Held by Vietminh Captors Near My Khe Beach
French military sources report five American Air Force technicians missing since Monday have been captured by Vietminh forces near My Khe, about 30 miles south of the Saigon coast. They were reportedly taken from Tourane air base and marched south with 20 French war prisoners, with village searches failing to locate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Indochina
My Khe
Tourane
Deaths and Obituaries in a Maryland Town
Obituaries note the death of Harry Talmadge Zimmerman at 50 after a month illness. Surviving wife Ruth, son James, brother J Russell, granddaughter Patricia. Funeral from 205 East Church Street Monday at 2 pm. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also Margaret Catherine Duvall, 53, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Surviving husband David A. Duvall and four children. Funeral at Jennings Chapel Monday 2 pm. Willis William Burris, 94, died at daughter’s home after a week illness. Surviving daughter, other children, and many grandchildren. Funeral at Bartholows Methodist Church Sunday at 2 pm. A separate note mentions fishing season for Culler Lake opening next month after youths were caught before the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Talmadge Zimmerman
Harry Talmadge Zimerman
East Third Street
James F. Zim MicaMan
Johan F
Emma Koogle Zimmererman
New Market Methodist Church
Columbia Lodge
A.F
AAM
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Hagerstown
Order of Red Men
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Serv-U Save G Independent Grogers Association
A. W. Condon
D.C. Winebrewer Company
Ruth Mary Donnan Zimmerman
James F. Zimmerman
J. Russell Zimmerman
Patricia AL. Zimmerman
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Margaret C. Duvall
Margaret Catherine Duvall
David A. Duvall
Florence
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lacy Duvall
Thurman Duvall
Poplar
Stanley Duvall
Gloria
Jean Duvall
Harmon Duvall
Baltimore
Damascus
Jennings Chapel
Olin B. Molesworth
Willis W. Burris
Willis William Burris
Lee Oden
Bartholows
Mamie E. Duvall
Mr. Awy
Charles C. Burris
Lester Beecraft
Culler Lake
Weddings and new firm openings fill Montgomery county page
Notices announce multiple marriages including Mary Louise Green to William Creager in Hagerstown and Morris Unger to Pearl Weaver in Mineral, with U S Air Force service details and relocations. A new Magee Realty Company opens at 5100 Wisconsin Ave Bethesda with Adlai Magee and son Thomas G Magee, veterans and civic leaders profiled. An unrelated alert cites lake safety advisories for youths aged 9 to 13 and fishing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Country
Magee Realty Company
Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda
Adlair
Magee
Maryland
District of Columbia
Thomas G. Magee
Adlai S. Magee
Montgomery County Post Vfw
Bethesda Chevy Chase Post
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Frederick Lodge B.P.O.E
Leland Street
Chevy Coase
Catocun Oaks
Braddock Heights
ICS
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
American University
Thomas G. Maree
U. S. Navy
Merchant Marine Academy
King’s Point
N. Y
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Frederick County
U. S
DeWitt
Hyde
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Senator Carlson
GOP Club
Carlson
Helen L. Smith
Thamas Johnson
Edward S. Delaplaine
Emmett R. Bowlus
Herbert W. Duvall
Helio
Damechnew Atfehr Bo Warhter
Paul A. Zimmerman
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Carroll Manor Grange
Carroll Grange
Earl Remsberg
Johnny Long
Barbara Hammond
Frederch High School
Long
Biz Ten
Hotel New Yorker
New York
Statler Hotel
Capitol
Strand Theater
Pier
Casino
Davinna Beach
Memorial Auditorium
Ontario
Notre Dame
South Bend
Randolph Maton
Ashland
Tampa
Winchester
Peoples Life Insurance Co
York
Bao
James McLaren
Julien P. Delphy
Ruth E Stup
Douglas W. Mesaba
Action of
Founder of the News
Robert Freeze
Wadsworth
Ohio
Edna Clpp
Greensboro, N
Edna Beachley
Reds Holding
Lee “le
Creager
T Green
Mary Louise Green
Edna M. Green
Westminster
Union Bridge
Robert Lee Green
William Victor Creager
John Creager
Mount Alto
Lester Unger
Sgt
Morris L. Unger
Pearl Weaver
Mileral
Texas
Sileral
Sgt. Unger
Sry
Wolters
Staley—Stevens
Asa Neel
Peon
Utah
Benny Stevens
Charles J. Staley
Mountain Home
Idaho
Wayne Johnson
Boise Methodist Church
L. W. Winn
North Thirteenth Street
Boise
Colleen Winn
Norman Sarlat
Appache
Nevada
Mr. Staley
Charles P. Staley
West Thirteenth Street
United States Air Force
Staley
North Third Street
Darling
God Sridge
Cas
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