New FHA County Chairman and Little Rock Integration Review
Roy C. W. Schaffer of the Braddock area will chair the Frederick County Farmers Home Administration committee starting in July. The item also covers Judge Lemley's stay delaying Little Rock school integration, Governor Faubus's National Guard actions, and related comments on the impact of delayed integration on students and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Braddock Area
Frederick County
The
Farmers Home Administration
Supreme Court
Schaffer
FHA
Bruces
Crum
Harmony Grove
Federal District Courts
Ronald L. Davies
N. D
Federal District Court
Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
National Guard
Eisenhower
Arkansas National Guard
Harry J. Lemley
Texarkana
Lemley
Gov. Faubus
Lem~Jey
Obituaries for Harbaugh Bennett Dertzbaugh Reynolds Shaffer
Funeral notices announce Bruce C Harbaugh of Ladiesburg who died of a heart attack. Services set for Saturday at 1 30 PM at G Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with interment at Glade Cemetery. Surviving wife two daughters four sons and ten grandchildren. Also notes his former farming life and church membership. Other obituaries list Harry Bennett Dertzbaugh in Washington DC with services at 2 PM Thursday officiated by Rev Paul L Althouse. burial Mount Olivet. George Reynolds Sr formerly of Westminster dies with service at Fallston Methodist Church and Masonic graveside rites by Ararat Lodge. Also Mrs Almeda S Shaffer mourned near Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crum
Glenn Springer
Emmitsburg
Raymond Hare
Maryland
Farmers Home Administration
Frederick County
FHA
Winchester Hall
Damascus
Olin L. Molesworth
James C. Haskin
Harmony Cemetery
West Friendship
James F. Hilton
Oliver Hilton
Charles Hilton
Henry Hilton
Harry B. Sheffer l
Herman W. Shefersburstat
Bruce C. Harbaugh
Ladiesburg
G . Barton
Walkersville
Glade Cemetery
Ai Smith’s
Washington
Susan Working Harbaugh
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
Harry Bennett Dertzbaugh
Irving Street
N. W
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
U. S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Mathew F. McGuire
Johns H. Burnette
Robert M. Stearns
George A. Watts
David W. Kindleberger
Harry M. Huil
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
George Reynolds Sr
Westminster
Fallston, Methodist Church
Harford County
Jack W. Carter
Ararat Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lodge
Harry W. Creburn
Hall R. MacLean
Thomas L.J. Adams
Roscoe C. Mc
Frederick Presby terian selects pastor and emeritus
The Frederick Presbyterian church unanimously votes to call Rev. W Merval Weaver of York county PA as pastor effective September. Rev Dr Charles E Wehrer is named pastor emeritus. Heavy storm rain and heat break follow five day heat wave as Frederick records nearly an inch of rain in an hour and a cool down to 65. Approximately 75 Masons attend St John the Baptist Day service at Evangelical Reformed church. County Commissioners move to accept WPA offer to build a sewer line from Montevue Hospital to the city system at Swastika road. New Eagle Auxiliary officers of local Frederick Aerie 1067 are installed led by Mildred Kottmger. convention hosts include auxiliaries from MD VA DC DE.
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Frederick
W. Merval Weaver
York County
Charles E. Wehrer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Montevue Hospital
Swastika Road
Notes on Politics and Passing Time in Maryland Leaders
The piece reflects on shifts in Maryland political figures as time changes the public face of politics. It cites at the Democratic and Republican state conventions, noting new figures like Herbert R. OConor Jr and Blair Lee. It observes replacement of older names such as Lacy Sr and Lansdale Lascer with their successors. Time marches on.
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Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Herbert R. O'Conor Jr
United States
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick County
O. E. Weller
E. Brooke Lee
Ritchie
Blair Lee
House of Delegates
James J. Lacey Jr
Lacy Sr
Lane
Joseph D. Tydings
Millard E
Lansdale G. Lasscer ‘Jr
Lansdale G., Sr
Ridgely P. Melvin Jr
Melvin Sr
Maryland MTAS Proposes Municipal Advisor Service
A Maryland plan calls for the Municipal Technical Advisory Service within the University of Maryland to provide professional city and town help. The service would offer expert aid in organization, engineering, public works, ordinances, and reporting to smaller municipalities, with a five-member governing board and three full-time and three part-time staff.
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Allen Culler
Maryland
Robert Culler
RFD
Mary-14
Municipal League
University of Maryland
Clarence Wiles
Braddock Heights
Agria
Colleg
Tege Park
Versity
MTAS
General Assembly
Tennessee
Maryland League
Mavor John A. Derr
Frederick
Arthur G. Ellington
Annapolis
Frederick J
Fort Detrick News and scout skill interest noted
The Fort Detrick community hosts an annual picnic at Baker Park in which employees and families attend. Farewell gifts watch presentations mark the retirement of Austin Hoffman and Walter Hecker, while other items cover new births, Army Chemical Corps anniversary, post classes and troop 799 Scouting activities.
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Electric Shop of Facilities
Baker Park
Austin Hoffman
Walter Heckert
Secret Sister Auxiliary meets with leadership roles listed
Side Glances notes officers and roles within the Auxiliary including Yinia Danner as Secret Sister Chairman Julia Blumenauer Publicity Chairman and multiple committee members The meeting featured a pin and certificate presentation to past president Rachel Nash a party for the outgoing president and about 50 members present Next meetings scheduled for July and August with refreshments and gifts reported. Nearby obituary notes Gam and Alary Sheffer Bowlus a Trinity Lutheran Church member with two sons and a grandson. services set in Boonsboro.
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Alckacwin
Memorial Foundation
Emma Angleberger
Neva Droneburg
Alma Crebs
Deaths and obituaries in Walkersville area
And in Frederick county a series of obituaries notes the deaths of Myurtlin M Spurrier 69 retired farmer of Walkersville and John T Hemp of Quincy in addition to Miss Katie Fraley Stone and Mrs Esta M Moser. Spurrier had been ill and died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with survivors including his wife one son and a brother. Hemp was a county official and former constable and sheriff who died at Hagerstown with memorials in Mount Olivet cemetery. Stone died at a niece s home in Rockville aged 79 with services planned at Barnesville s W B Hilton funeral home. Moser 85 widow of Thomas J Moser died at Reeder Nursing Home after long illness. Interment details are given for Mount Olivet Feagaville and Mt Zion Lutheran Feaga ville. The notices include church and family details and funeral arrangements.
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Myurtlin M. Spurrier
Myurtlin
M. Spurrier
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Spurrier
Carroll County
John E
Juliet Maggard Spurrier
Johnsville
Glas Valley
Johnsville Methodist Church
Union Bridge Band
Sadie Devilbiss Spurrier
John T. Hemp
John David Spurrier
Quincy
John Thomas Hemp
Sterling Spurrier
Libbis
Burkittsville
The
Reformed Church
Hemp
Mt. Olivet
Frederick County
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Hagerstown
Emma Buchanan .Hemp
John A. Hemp
Washington
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Katie Fraley Stone
Betty Turner
Crawford Lane
Rockville
Ellen
George Stone
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagaville
W. B. Hilton
Barnesville
Mt.Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Esta M. Moser
Thomas J. Moser
Boonsboro
Reeder Nursing Home
Thurday
Middletown
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
At a special county meeting the tax rate for the year was fixed at 95 cents on the 100, a seven cent increase to cover school expenditures. Frederick's baseball team won 7-5 at Hagerstown, Maher pitched well, 33 locals had hits, and a victory parade formed on Market Street with a band and candles. The memory of ex President Cleveland was honored with City Hall flag at half mast. Chippewa Tribe elected officers Mil ton Engle, Richard Keyser, Albert Brown, William Gilbert, Edward Gittinger.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Opatsy
Maher
Court Street
Market
Market Street
Cleveland
Smith
City Hall
Sachem
Milton T. Engle
Sagamore
Richard S. Keyser
Albert S. Brown
William H. Gilbert
Edward A. Gittinger
Eagles Auxiliary Installs New Frederick Aerie Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of Frederick Aerie 1067 installed officers at the Eagles Home on East Patrick Street. Lena Nash became president with Rachel Nash as junior past president and Margaret Engle as vice president. Also named were trustees Julia Blumenauer Mildred Shafer Virginia Rossback and officers la Mae Devilbiss Margaret Lewis Mildred Kottmger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Frederick Aerie
Eagles
East Patrick Street
Mildred Kottmger
Eagle
Lena. Nash
Rachel Nash
Margaret Engle
Erma Angleberger
Helen Gaither
Lila l Showe
Margaret Seipler
Julia Blumenauer
Grace Roelke
Evelyn Bell l
Alice Baker
Ian Sick
Roberta Hopkins
da Mae Devil'biss
Doris Green
Bessie Weddle
Mildred Shafer
Ruth Hill
Anna Dora Weddle
Daisy Main
Lila Showe
Evelyn Gearinger
Myrtle Walker
Neilie Danner
Mildred Grimes
Blue Crawford
Edna White
Alma Crebs
Virginia Ross
Pack
Bertha Long
Mildred Ottmyer
Addie Harner
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Frederick, Md
Great Southeen Ptg
XFG. CO
North Court St
Frederick Bic
Vincent M.tabler
Washington Grove
Gartner Funeral Life
Gaithersburg
Almeda S. Shaffer
Etchison
the News
Lena Nash
Mar
Virginia
Delaware
Photo By
Delaine Hobbs
Paul Pride
Municipal Technical Advisory Service
Univ 3
Edith H. Shank
Kenneth
Je Zentz
Copenhaver
Shirley Zentz
Whispering Hope
Connie
Zentz
Bonnie
Becky Myers
George Delahey
Chest Areon Teneiel
Hareater Zentz
Howard Zentz
Maggie
Dpamath
Mildred Schilling
Albert Zentz
Jesus
Aries
Lorraine Leppo
Harry Zentz
Wither
Connie Ang
Lance, Poder
Fort Detrick
Store Story—Sr
Ralph Thomas
Office of Information and Public Affairs
United States Army Chemical Corps
Army
Army Chemical Corps
Detrick
Northwestern
Max D. Steuer
Ers
Don
Saunderson
London School of Economy
London
England
Stanley J. Malitsky
Tommy Thomas
Far East
Joseph Ka
Malko
DePaul Univ Eversity
Chicago
Roy Culler
John J
Carbaugh
Harry W. Suman
Rudolph P. W. Boksleitner
Frederick Hammell
Betty Wills
George Yee
James R. Chapman
Allensville
Richard L. Ackerman
Lewiston
Calif
Ben F. Powel Jr
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Billy E. Bingham
Babsock and Wilcox Company
Atomic Energy Division
Lynchburg, Va
Barry H. Alper
Fort Derrick
Armed Forces Chemical Association
Chemical Corps
D. G. Grothaus
Arnold G. Wedum
Indus
Frank Hart
Leonard Appleby
Robert Castle
Richard Costlow
Maurice Easton
Lester Eyler
Reginald Harmon
Gordon
Harris
Oliver Leakins
Harry Lefkowitz
Eldridge
Lee
Carroll Selby
Sidney Silverman
Jerry Tuts
John Lemp
Harry Hartsough
Betty Lind
Bloyce Lewis
Richard Graham
Hallar Hest
Charlotte. Best
Samuel Marrone
George Nelson
Charlotte Best
Gerald Diehl
Weldon Christopher
Elizabeth Dennes
Theron Green
Harry ‘Hartsough
Richard Kruse
Leslie Main
John Milgard
Elmer Nikirk
Thomas Roetzel
Roy Snyder
John C. Staley
Mildred Wolye
Charles ‘Baldwin
BOY Scouts
Ricky Olson
Ricky Hargett
David Berge
Bill Herrick
Robert Osburn
Camp Wilson
Skip Cottrell
Elvis Iddine
Camp Bed Rock
Stasj
Harold Neufeld
Ireal
Orvil Bolduan
Ocean City
Jack Fish
Memphis
Tenn
Billy Roberts
Georgia
William Dj Tigertt
Dallas
George
Lang
San Francisco
Alma Hess
Dick Stup
Pennsylvania
Louise, Kimes
Thomas
Donald Lantz
Plymouth
Belvedere
Carl Zimmerman
Bill’ Sanders
Bill Blumenauer
Elizabeth Suman
Montclaire Avenue
Joseph Schwimer
New York
Department of Army Technical Liaison
Stephen Pearl
Charles and
Ella Pearl
Sherry” Finneyfrock
Applied Research
Gambrill State Park
Mathilda Kent
Nancy McAllister
Sherman Marable
Ann Hahn
William G. Roessler
Charles Grable
Frank Weirwether
Orley Bourland
Anne Hiteshew
Yinia Danner
Othetta Mercer
Eula Finneyfrock
Lena Schmitt
Laura Walker
Bessie Wilson
Ila Mae Devilbiss
Marpracat Ta
Gam
Alary Sheffer Bowlus
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ralph T. Moser
Paulh. Moser
Funkstown
East Funeral Home
Richard Manning
Myersville Eub
Lester
Walk Street Pea New York
Eagles Auxiliary
Mildred Kottmyer
Lera
Deilaine Hobbs Nash
Fraternal Order of Eagles
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