Class Of 31 Holds Reunion at Peter Pan Inn
Frederick High School class of 1931 held a reunion dinner and dance at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana. About 75 members attended with spouses and children, while guests included former teachers and local officials. The event featured introductions, remarks, and dancing to Rob Hersey's band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Mary J. Shuff
Marveline Kefauver Tyson
Margaret Besant Newman
C. Bess Castle
Sue Boyer
Damascus
Julia Etchison Hanna
Katherine Trundle Powell
Frederick County
Parsons’ Newman
John H. Hanna Jr
William Powell
A. L. Leary
Rob Hersey
Westmincter
Four From Here To Attend Portland Meet
Mrs. Audrey E Pressler of Frederick High School travels with a Maryland group to the west for a train tour and serves as a delegate of the Maryland State Teachers Association. Jack B. Kussmaul, Joseph E. Rexroad, and J. Jewell Beeson join the delegation, with Beeson traveling from Clarksburg via rail and extending to Buckhannon for a family vacation before continuing to the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey E Pressler
Frederick High School
Pressler
Maryland State Teachers Association
Frederick County
Washington Street School
Clarksburg
W. Va
Surviving Jersey Volunteers Return to Choose Monocacy Monument Site
A group of Civil War veterans from the Thirteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers arrived to select a Monocacy battlefield site for a memory monument. An appropriation of 2500 dollars was allocated by the New Jersey legislature for the monument. A street accident at Bentz street injured a child, and a farm accident left a teen with chest injuries. Two local women left for Johnstown to spend the summer with relatives, and a printer’s pressman at West Patrick street suffered severe finger injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mth Regiment
New Jersey Volunteers
Monocacy
New Jersey
Auline Smith
Sele Om Agata
Bentz Street
Claude Routzahn
Elmer Routzahn
Rosenstock
Gas House
Beulah
Ruth Moberly
East Fourth Street
Johnstown
Imr
Ralph Finneyfrock
Messrs
Marken
Bielfeld
West Patrick Street
Weddings Bowlus Long Miss Barbara Ann Long Wed Jack Bowlus
Miss Barbara Ann Long and Jack Shepley Bowlus were married at Lutheran Chapel on Sunday afternoon June 17 at 2 30. The bride, escorted by her brother, wore Chantilly lace and nylon net with a lace crown veil and carried a white lace Bible with white orchid. The groom, a U S Coast Guard member, is a Frederick High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowlus—Long
Barbara Ann Long
Roy W. Timmons
Libertytown
Jack Shepley Bowlus
Ed Bowlus
Lutheran Chapel Church
Long
Laiertytown
Berlin High School
Sroom
Frederick High School
United States Coast Guard
Assaeague Island
Virginia
Wanda Long
Norma Smith
Jean Carpenter
Marlin Clingan
Roger Carpenter
Harvey Long
Thurmont
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Fink—Taylor
Barbara Lee Taylor
Roland J. Taylor
Ocean City
Mr. Taylor
Howard Sylvester Fink Jr
Howard
Fink
Rosemont Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
J. Leland Simcox
W. P. Laws
Richard Downs
Berlin
Roland J. Whittington
Elodi Marie Taylor
Curtis Birch Jr
Hest Min
Weddings and obituaries highlight Frederick area notices
Reports list among the sick, weddings at Ocean City and Middletown with attendees, plus local hospital updates. Barbara Lee Taylor and Howard Sylvester Fink Jr. wed in Ocean City. other notices include Mrs. J A Kintz, Paul H Fogle, and various patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Moose Women hold meeting with initiation and upcoming installation set for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kintz
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul H. Fogle
Seminole Road
Frederick County
Women OF the Moose
Frederick
Moose
Lillie Waltz
Senate Cloakroom Report Highlights Small Business Needs
Maryland attendees at the Small Business Conference in Baltimore heard how federal agencies seek a wide range of goods and services from monkeys to translation of birth certificates. SBA officialdom cited small firms’ unique skills giving them 62 to 65 percent of certain military contracts and the Baltimore SBA office reported about 5 million dollars in Maryland contracts last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Baltimore
Public Health Service
Wendell B. Barnes
Small Business Administration
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Barron
Calvert
Saint Paul and Faysette Streets
Harriman Wealth Could Shape 1956 Democratic Nomination
Governor Averell Harriman of New York may become the wealthiest presidential candidate if nominated, with estimates ranging from 80 to 100 million dollars. Analysts discuss how a large fortune could affect voter perception of integrity, independence, and potential policy independence, citing past views on wealth in politics and Harriman’s labor union support and Wall Street background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Meet the Press
NBC
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Ofary
Sorop
Timist Club
Francis Scott Key
America
Adlai Stevenson
Poli
Wall Street
Orjo
Harriiman
Adlai Ste
Eater
Pacenaeas Ee Eet Jvenson
Ada Sperry
Lenore Weil
Alice Thomas
Fism
Miss Sebold
Margaret Dailey
Parliamentaria
Ian
Democratic Party
Jarvis
Brown
Congress
Taft
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
The News Frederick Adverts 1956 Subscription Rates
Frederick Maryland newspaper page from June 26 1956 lists subscription prices by duration for mail and carrier delivery and notes affiliation with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It also states newspaper is published Tuesday and is entered as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
GREAT
Southe
MFG. CO
North Court
Audit
Letter suggests broader licenses beyond firearms rules
Robert Francis Barrich argues in a letter to the editor that laws should not overly restrict citizens. He cites Deputy Attorney General Norman P. Ramsey declaring a manufacturers license needed to make ammunition at home. He notes other home activities like baking and rolling cigarettes could also require licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Ramsey
Ramsey
Robert Francis Barrich
Columbus Avenue
Goals Set At Meeting Of Nazarene Church
A Nazarene Church meeting in Kansas City discussed 1956 60 goals including 1000 new churches 1000 00 new Sunday school members and recruiting more professional men of faith. Rev William D Mowen and others attended the Braddock Heights event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
Mowen
Thomas Treysz
Airy
and I
J. Frank Fox
Braddock Heights
Church of Nazarene
Kansas City
Maryland Potomac bridge site moved to Sandy Hook
Twenty years ago notes report the Maryland end of the Potomac bridge to replace the Harpers Ferry structure will be built at Sandy Hook one mile east of Harpers Ferry per State Roads Commission. The piece also cites Lew is Crawford’s death and a dynamite blast by M J Grove Lime Co. near Frederick that shook the city, and notes the first George Washington monument dedication planned for July 4 at Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Associa
Portland
Oregon
the News
Sandy Hook
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
Maryland
Potomac
State Roads Commission
Lewis D. Crawford
Thurmont
Crawford
Charles HW. Brown
Deerfield
Frederick
M. J. Grove Lime Company
George Washington
Boonshoro
Local Personal News Highlights and Visits
Mrs Lena and Mrs Ray Davies spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul E White at Westowne Baltimore. Mr and Mrs A H Jackson celebrate their thirty fourth wedding anniversary at 2 Norva Ave. Mrs Robert W Longenecker and children Judy Ann and Mary Lee Dayton Ohio had visited Mrs Longenecker’s mother Mrs Helen Eberstadt and sister Miss Dorothy Eberstadt and left for Dayton with Mr Longenecker driving to bring them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena 2
Wisin
Ray
Davies
Doubs
Paul E. White
Dorothy Eberstadt
Longenecker
Dayton
Bell Tops Snider For All-Star Play
Bell leads in the National League center field vote over Duke Snider with 56 602 to 53 668 in the final all star balloting. Mantle dominates American League center field with 94 278 votes as Ford Frick’s office prepares to release final tallies for the July 10 game in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gus Bell
Cincinnati
Mickey Mantle
Yankee Slugger
Mickey Vernon
Boston
Nelson Fox
Chicago
George Kell
Baltimore
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Ted Williams
al Kaline
Rey Campanella
Brooklyn
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Reunion
U. S. Air Bases
France
United States
Morocco
Seventeenth Air Force Command
U.S. Army
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Gilbert H. Skopp
Arthur J. Rawson
Gerald Daniel
Grant A. DeShazer
David James
Lewis Dixon
Charles T. Paugh
Fort Detrick
Phila
Machine de
Delphia
Ernest
H. Haniart
Fort de A. 5
M. E.O’ Miller
Autho Jengineer
Philadelphia
William Merril Brown
Martha Ellen Bill
Janeere Preston Long
Harvey A. Wee
Wuanek
LHSC
Salwitcayy
Jack Gilbert
James Gilbert
Church Street
Middletown
Osttinagalans
Ralph 0. Koontz
Jefferson
University Hospital
George Moxley Sr
Dickerson
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Karl K. Kepler
Burkittsville
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Harry L. Davis
Vindobona
C. E. Cline Ambulance
Harry H., Harshman
Mt. Airy
RFD 1
Maryland General Hospital
Senate
Dead Sea
College Cere
James E. al Taylor
Mony
Lalelien Sr
Danville
James FE. Allen
Marguerite Parke
Davis and Elkins Col
Comp Ater Carter Allen
Susie Garrett
Waynesboro
Lantic City
Charles Allen
Forestryman
James E. Allen Jr
Missioner of Education of the
Statepany
Mich
U.S
Edith Jarvis
Soroptimist Club of
Joseph Lerner
Riggs Santarium
Sjamsville
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's Catholic Church
Bonnie Caplan
Lelia Brown
Lerner
Riggs Sanitarium
Ijamsville
Victor Cullen Sanatorium
Miss Jann
New Haven
Conn
Leila Turner
Mildred Crum
Flori
Meara
Margaret Domdero
Bertha Mack
Louise Whitacre
Snyder
Pansy Duff
Mars
Ofjinsburg
Konservation
Stern
Julius Fein
Robert
Reuben Cap
Arthur Stern
Ernest Nasher
Federal Reserve Board
Ithese
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Salina
Kan
Nazarene Church
Bielski
Dick Bielski
Philadelphia Eagles
Hugh DeVore
Jim Trimble
Tiny Tot Town
Nancy Biser
Kay Crawford
Say
Mit
Bell
Snider
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evelyn Linton
Willow Avenue
Milwaukee Braves
William Eberly
Braves
Eberly
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