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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1960

Page

4

Education reform debate at Frederick High School

Horace Albaugh Jr writes in The News criticizing overcrowded classrooms and arguing for a classroom evaluator board to set teacher salaries. He appeals for public interest in educational conditions and warns against threats to teachers' privacy from protests. June 14, 1960.

Frederick Maryland Associated Press Brese Frederick High School United States FHS Horace Albaugh JR West Fifth Street Frederick, Md

Federal Aid Trend Draws States Into Cash Redistribution

Tax Foundation notes Federal aid represents a sizable portion of state revenue and pressures states to seek more funds. Since 1950 aid programs grew with roots back to Civil War era, creating a cycle of taxpayer funds returning to Washington and reshaping tax burdens within states.

Ndset Washington The Tax Foundation

Letter To The Editor On Frederick High School Shortcomings

A recent Frederick High School graduate writes to the News editor criticizing the core system, mismatched courses, and pedagogy. He cites misaligned English and medieval costumes, limited advanced math exposure, and weak student faculty cooperation. He notes few top ten percent GED scores amid overall low performance, reflecting broader school friction.

Frederick High School Hich Tabard Inn Levi-Al-Make-Betthe Ms T Ai Une Frederick Hish FHS

Bank Call From Washington Sets June 16 Condition Dates

Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for a statement of condition from all national banks as of the close of business Wednesday June 16. Banks must file the reports detailing assets liabilities and capital. The move follows standard supervisory practice to assess bank health and liquidity.

Bank Call Washington Comptroller of the Currency Today

City election canvass announces McCaffrey as City Register

The official canvass of votes in the recent city election shows Michael A. McCaffrey elected City Register over Hiram R. Heck. Heck’s lawyers announce a recount request. Also noted are Pearce securing $25,000 for Frederick federal building, Miller Bros 101 Ranch Wild West show planning August 4, Blair discusses statewide politics, Roulette ill in New York, and Rev Henri L G Kieffer installed as pastor June 19.

Michael A. McCaffrey City Register Hiram R. Heck Heck George Aa. Pearce Business Men’s Assn Frederick Feidler Miller Bros. 101 R. Clinton Zimmerman Montevue Pike Gist Blair Republican State Central Committee Montgomery County Joseph C. Roulette Hagerstown Baltimore New York Knickerbocker Hotel Henri L. G. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago June 2 1949 items note Germany peace team turning to Petain France wartime laments President Roosevelt forming a coalition nominations for Navy and War secretaries both Republicans one hundred Nazi planes raid England causing six deaths Kurgy Barbour injured fatally at Frederick City Hospital Hood College students donate 1350 to Red Cross through desserts Police commission appointed for Frederick new administration city hall members listed Japan shows concern over Indo China war.

Germany F. Marshal Petain Franc Muer Rooseve Carl Knox Navy Henry L Sums Ig England Kurgy Barbour Westminster Frederck City Hospital Hood College Red Cross Rederick City Hall Ira J. McCurdy Roger R. Rice Harry J. Lebbery Roger B. Wolfe Ignatius Byarlee Japan

Girls HS Alumnae Banquet Elects Pauline Zentz Knock President

The sixth annual Girls High School Alumnae Reunion at the Francis Scott Key Hotel drew about 104 members from classes 1892 to 1922. Pauline Zentz Knock was elected president, with Helen Holter Bussard as vice president, Grace Burgee Beavers secretary, and Virginia Cline Engte treasurer.

Pauline Zentz Knock Girls’ High School Francis Scott Key Hotel Lena Derr Austin P.) Reng Dorothy Derr Remsberg Harriet Kolb Lucy Schroeder Cramer Emma Eliabeth Shawbaker Nicodemus Mary Sappington Dorothy Wilson Pauline Rotheshoefer Koontz Bertha Jones Elkins Nel Carey Edmonds Penu Chrissie Firestone Bowers Bessie Hahn M. Edith Thomas Nellie Dean Weller Charlotte DeLashmutt Edna Anae Schaefer Blanche Kefauver Coblentz Alice Lee Thomas Glenna Routzahn Staley Marion Kolb Green Emma Shawbaker Nicodemus Jessie Funk Catsail Janie Quynn Delaplaine Jane Brown Levy Anna W. Broun Pauline Bader Everhart Susie Derr Nichols Margrete Dill Mary Witter Shaw Nellie Haugh Mantz Isabel E. Zimmerman Elizabeth Worman Storm Elsie Herwig Wolfe Virgie Hammer Kidd Edith Muller Lena Edmonds Hocker Mary Hagan Price Ruth Dixon Thomas Nell Carey Edmonds Hattie Griffin Bowers Pauline Zemz Knock Mary A. Sappington Mary Filler Alien Lena Derr Renn Grace Zimmerman Zeigler Dorothy M. Wilson Elizabeth Engle McCaffrey Louise Schley Rinoads Marie Haller Hudson Grace Gannon Thomas Ruth Gittinger Gaither Beatrice V. Geesey Ada M. Carter Dorothy Filler McBride Louise Kemp Miller Rebecca Myers Hahn Lillian Rothenhoefer Kemp Pauline Grove Rice Viola Wolfe Roderick Mildred Neighbours Davis Myrtle Gregg Coblentz Mary Culier Remsberg Celeste Thomas Brown Grace English Nicodemus Elinor Cline Webb Grace Burgee Beavers Edith Albaugh Myers Helen Mullican Shipley Grace Grove Zimmerman Lillian Culler Storm Grace Cline Clary Grace Witter Engle Julia Roel Key Myers Mabel Grove Dunham Alice Eichelberger Boileau Beda Anderson Smith Rose Feaga Bruchie Helen Koons Nicodemus Mildred Thomas Rhoads Margaret Hoitmann Delphey Erma Wiles Fox Alma Rickerd Saley Mary Ropinson Fuchs Isabell Grummer

Scouts Trek To New Mexico With Multiple Troops

A roster lists 38 Scouts and leaders from numerous troops headed to New Mexico, including Richard Piepoh and Phil Quinn among others. The piece notes first power loom for cotton cloth was built in 1814 in Waltham, Massachusetts.

New Mexico Waltham Mass

Remsberg DeColigny Wedding at Middletown

Miss Betty Louise Remsberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Remsberg Middletown married Warren William De Coligny son of Mr and Mrs Warren William DeColigny of Baltimore in a Saturday ceremony at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown Rev George Klinefelter officiated. The bride wore a white silk gown with chantilly lace and a fingertip veil. Attendants included maid of honor Angela Remsberg and bridesmaids Miss Esther DeGrange and Mrs Michael Dorcus. Best man Herbert Mahle with ushers William Remsberg and Robert York. Reception followed with piano and gifts arrangements. The couple reside at 3900 Woodbine Ave Baltimore.

Betty Louise Remsberg Charles H. Remsberg Oakland Farm Middletown Warren William DeColigny Balttimore Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church George Klinefelter Charles A. Remsberg Angela Remsberg Michael Dorcus Woodsboro Esther DeGrange Herbert Mahle Baltimore William Remsberg Robert York Laura Remsberg Simon Koogle Mary Alice Poole Robert Remsberg DeColigny Woodbine Avenue Middletown High School Hood College Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing OES Alpha Chapter Baltimore Hood College Club Woman's Auxiliary Forest Park High School Baltimore Sun Scottish Rite Mason No Howard Park Methodist Church Men

Ridgely Campbell Wedding in Middletown Church

Patricia Ann Ridgely and Kenneth Eugene Campbell wed in a double ring ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church Middletown on Wednesday June 15. The bride wore a white dress with lace veil and carried a white Bible bouquet. Jeanne Hughes was maid of honor. Robert Campbell was best man. Afterward, the couple planned a later wedding trip while Campbell serves in the U S Army at Ft Bennington Ga. Officials in Mexico City announce plans to demolish and rebuild the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe due to subsidence from groundwater depletion threatening the 400 year old church.

Rudgely Campbel Evangelical United Brethren Church Middletown Patricia Ann Ridgely James Ridgely Hagerstown Kenneth Eugene Campbell Elmer Campbell Paul J. Martin Jeanne Hughes Robert Campbell Mexico City Our Lady of Guadalupe Gregorio Aguilar Juan Diego

Local Personal Notices Round Up In Emnhurst

Mr and Mrs Hart Funk and children Lenna and Michael from Emnhurst Illinois visit for a week with relatives and friends. Glenn A Main Jr of Fairview Avenue celebrate eighth wedding anniversary. Various residents note upcoming birthdays and ages including Mrs Franklin Carlisle and George B Smith. George Schroeder Sr travels to North Miami Beach Florida for several weeks with his brother Harry S Schroeder. Robinson Nottingham Jr and wife return from Boatville Virginia after attending funeral of Robinson Nottingham Sr mother.

Hart Funk Lenna Michael Emnhurst Ill Funk The News-Post Chicago Sun-Tumes Glenn A. Main Jr Fairiew Avemue Franklin Carlisle West South Street George B. Smith East Ih Street Se Nash North Main Street Toneddie 7 Avenue Alesa Crampion East Street East Claire Butler Buckeystown Arthie Kelly Hoffman Schley Avenue Henry E. Ponton Jr East Third Street George T. Schroeder North Tiami Beach Fla Harry S. Schroeder Robinson Nottingham Jr Council Street Boatville Mr. Nottingham Robinson Nottingham Sr

Deaths prompt obituaries for Dorsey and Thompson families

Obituaries from Hagerstown and Knoxville note Annie C Weaver Dorsey wife of Elisha C Dorsey dies at 60 at Oak Ridge Drive Hagerstown with eight children ten grandchildren and siblings among survivors. Alfred Franklin Thompson 64 of Knoxville dies suddenly on a porch near his step daughter's home. longtime B&O railroad engineer and member of trade unions survived by wife Daisy Leota Cooper Thompson and many children and step children with services at Lutheran Church in Krox Harpers Ferry. Burial in Ebenezer Cemetery Loudoun Heights Virginia.

Elisha C. Dorsey Annie C. (Weaver) Dorsey Oak Ridge Dr Hagerstown Lloyd C Fannie(McNamee) Weaver St. Paul's Lutheran Church Funkstown Walter W. Weaver Knoxville Alfred F. Thompson Alfred Franklin Thompson Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brotherhood of Trainmen and Engineers Eli Thompson Minerva Jones Thompson Loudoun County Virginia Hillsboro Arbutus. Waters Harpers Ferry W. Va Daisy Leota Cooper Thompson Elsie Wood Donald Thompson Clifford Thompson Virginia Frye Lander Lorraine Ambrose Brunswick Mary Tribby Samuel Herman Deener Carlos Deener Manassas Charles Dee Kenner Grover Thompson Shenandoah Junction Wuilmer Thompson Charles Town Lutheran Church Krox Backies H. Ferry W Va Charles Ices Wedne Rne Lutheran Church Martin Rev. Wesley Ebenezer Cemetery Loudoun Heights

Funeral Services for Mrs Lulu Dutrow Held

Funeral services for Mrs Lulu Catherine Dutrow wife of Gray son D Dutrow were held Monday at 2 PM at the H6 East Church street funeral home Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm of Grace United Church of Christ officiated. Interment followed at Mount Oliver cemetery with pallbearers Gordon Shegien Clark Sheetenheim Rich L Halezople and W R Zimmermann. The service was conducted by Etchison and Son funeral directors.

Lulu Catherine Dutrow Grayson D. Dutrow East Church Street Raymond E. Wilhelm Grace United Church of Christ Gordon Shegienm Clark Sheetenheim Rich L Halezople W. R. Zimmerman Mount Oliver Cemetery Etchison and Son

Faculty Entertained at Libertay High Spring Picnic

The Libertay High School Faculty hosted its annual spring family picnic on June 11 at Hard Lodging, the country estate of Mrs. Earl Shriner near Amor Bridge. About 30 people attended with games, swimming, and a picnic lunch. social committee members included Robert Griffin, Windnam Barbe, Regina Diller, Anna Lease, and chair Warren OF. The event occurred at the Nicodemus home and also at the home of T. ane and Mrs. Guy Baker near Libertyion.

Libertay High School Earl Shriner Amor Bridge Robert Griffin Windnam Barbe Regina Diller Anna Lease Warren Isaac Nicodemus Emerta Ned Suesis

Land donation to create Union Bridge park and recreation area

Mrs. F. Earle Shrines donated nearly an acre of land to the Union Bridge Chamber of Commerce for park use. The planned development includes ball diamonds for adults and children, a playground, swimming pool, parking, and a community building. A kickoff dinner gathered town groups and officials to support the project, with estimates of earth moving and long term plans, including a summer wedding for Mr. Homer.

F. Earle Union Bridge Chamber of Commerce Union Briaze Saiming Joseph Caprarola Chamber Ausliary The Fire Company Lions Club Cement Union Boy Scouts Elmer Wolfe Sterling Wilson Wilson Ronald Brooks Johnsville-Middleburry Ladies Austrialia the Fire Co Ceprarola Shriner Caprerole Chamber of Commerce Union Bridge Mediens

Automobile Demolished In Md Crash Near Urbana Interchange

Mrs. Wasylana Rogers, 38, suffered facial lacerations and a left wrist injury when a 1956 Chevrolet ran off U.S. 240 north of the Urbana interchange and struck guard posts and a cement overpass wall. The accident occurred about 1 am after she had been on the road three hours. Trooper Jack Frost investigated.

Andi Air Force Base Md_ Co Urbana U.S. 240 Wasylana Rogers

Missing bank chief teller found dead after disappearance

In Columbia Pennsylvania state bank examiners reported a shortage of 84009 dollars after the disappearance of Lester Leber, chief teller at First and a national bank. Leber was feared dead as search efforts continued.

Columbia Lester Leber Toefl telerai_ tne Ambia National Bank Leber

Sick and recovering listed in local notes

C Edward Hoffman is back home in Mt after recent surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Scotty Strathern of Brunswick shows slight improvement after a heart attack in Winchester at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Eva Schuettinger of 103 East Church Street entered Vindo bona Convalescent and Rest Home. Little Jerry Blentinger, son of Mr and Mrs William Blentlinger Jr, and Mr Airy returned home Thursday after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Edward Hoffman Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Nelson (Scotty) Strathern Brunswick Winchester Winchester Memorial Hospital Eva Schuettinger East Church Street Vindobona Jerry Blentinger William Blentlinger Jr Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

the News Richard Piepoh Phil Quinn John Quynn Terre Rhoderick Hayes Ruthvin Edward Schantz Richard Shafi Jim Sherald Charles W. Smith Robert Smith Jr Bob Stauffer Ronald Steuter Larry Strube Richard Stup Roll A. Sullivan Ronald Weintraub Brian Zimmerman Steven Shheckner Newark N. J Larry Ambush Tuscarora Robert Rosenstell Bob Watkins Robert Landis Richard Landis Robert Deck Chillum Richard Heath Hyattsville Craig Kelley College Park William Sprinkle Kensington Weprote Bradford Carl L. Keeney Near Woods G. c Barton Wai MM. Brown John Rice Russell Barton Bari Myre Sylvester Bostian Bruce E. Wachter Germantown Ruth Ann Norman Eugene Hawkins Clyde E. Hawkins Gaithersburg Wachter Gaithersburg High School Hawkins Bank of Sther Spring Sne Mer Mee Tad Rg UE Mr. Homer Helen Lee Gene V. Cr Dorothy RL Cerson Miss Meers Roger Lee Myers Rounce Reeman Ciem le- Tee Moore, Sons of Em Frede Nelson Pittinger Pinewood Drive Billy Graham Griffith Stadium
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