Unconscious Humor and Fire Auxiliary Meetings Noted
The piece contrasts Cold War satire with Soviet satellite reactions to Mikoyan's speech. In a town hall report, the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary met with 42 members and one guest. Plans for a marching unit, a sewing group update, quilt finished, and a quilt gift event were shared, with new member Ruth Boyer Kinsey joining. The pig raffle winner was Mrs. Eugene Zimmerman, and meetings adjourned with a benediction. next gathering is March 26 in Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market District
Town Hall
Louise Amberger
Gordon Smith
Ruth Boyer Kinsey
Vinnie Warthen
Ray Zimmerman
Eugene Zimmerman
Tow Hall
City Opera House remodeling plans approved by board of aldermen
The Board of Aldermen approved remodeling plans for the City Opera House and set bids due by March 15. Also reported were a house fire injuring Mrs Alice Steele and daughter Miss Fannie Steele on Burke street, and local business filings and property sales including Maryland Brick and Supply Company incorporation plans and real estate transfers at the court house. Edna Gertrude Etchison wed Leo Harry Michael in Buckeystown with Rev. A E Smith presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Alice Steele
Fannie Steele
Burke Street
Miss Steele
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
George Wm. Smith
D. Edward Kefauver
Harmon L. Gaver
Grayson H. Staley
C. E. Schildknecht
Northern Central Railway
Fourth
Sixth Streets
George Johnson
John L. Dutrow
Court House
Frank L. Stoner
East Fourth Street
Wm. Smith
East Fifth Street
E. J.! Tilnson
Wm. F. Steiner
Buckeystown
Edna Gertrude Etchison
Leo
Harry Michael
A. E. Smith
St. John’s Catholic Church
Frederick
Emmitsburg High Wins County Basketball Title 1936
Twenty years ago column notes Emmitsburg High School captured its first county basketball title at Parkway School by defeating Frederick High 28 to 15, with Persh Momdorf and Harper leading scorers. It also reports Tumament High School girls winning their championship 22 to 24 and mentions grippe confinement for Louise and Mary Ruel Hendrickeman. Plans were underway to honor Frederic A. Delaso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg High School
Parkway School
Frederick High
Persh Momdorf
Harper
Toarment High School
Louise
Mary
Ruel Hendrickam
K. Ames Hendrickemn
West Second Suret
Grippe
Honer
Frederic A. Delaso
Weekend visits and college ties appear in local social notes
Roceex Mr and Mrs John H Hanna stay with Mrs Hanna's mother Mrs MR Etchison in Washington and Detroit. Miss Grace N Brows attends a girls' school principals' meeting in Atlantic City. Charles Up Price visits Burlingiton and Slowe ski resort. A surprise baby shower honors Mrs Herman Tyersar at the Albaughs' home with many attendees and gift givers listed. East Eighth street resident George E Van Fossen marks his 84th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Hanna
Washington
Detroit
Hanna
MR. Etchison
West Second Street
Charles Up Price
East Second Street
Capt
Mre Francs X Staley Jr
Burlington
Slowe, St
Wapt
Mrs Staley
Mr. Price
Herman H. Tyersar
Warren L
Iman L. Kinsey
Chas
R. Albaugh
Grant Place
Chas R. Albaugh
Bt W. Thomas
Austin Angleberger
Iva Dora Kelley
Frank Kelley
Chas Barker
Sharon Albaugh
Frank Tseryar
Wem. T. Ridgely
Marion Burns
Thos. W. Clark
Chas. Remshberg
George E. van Fossen
East Eighth Street
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Deaths and notices from a Maryland town
Obituaries and public notices from a Maryland community recount deaths of Howard E Reese 65 a farmer and church member. Beatrice Hogan 57 and Ruth Robers among others, with service details and funeral home attributions. Public notices include P-TA Bazaar planning and a local Equity Court decree granting divorces with child custody and support orders.
Obituary notices and a failed vehicle bill in Maryland
Funeral services were held for John D. Freeze in Thurmont with interment at Blue Ridge cemetery. Harry W. Wise, Jefferson, and Pearl Elizabeth Ford, Washington, also had services. Luther Thompson of Centerville and other lines note calls and cemetery plans. The session failed to pass a driver education bill proposed by Delegate S Fenton Harns in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Freeze
Bethesda
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Edwin R. Paul
Francis Beall
Donald Dunn
Lester Fisher
John Robinson
Paul Spaulding
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Pearl Elizabeth Ford
John J. Ford
Hamilton Street
Washington
5. Holmes Funeral Home
Rev. L. Barrett Rice
Albert M. Coblentz
Samuel ©. Brown Jr
Collen Hemp
Howard W. Cantwell Jr
William C Krieger
Jerry Lutz
Mount Olvet Cemetery
Luther Thompson
Centerville
Ebenezer Methodist Church
A Thompson
Moore Mill
West All Saints Street
Church
C. E Hicks
Frederick County
General Assembly
S. Fenton Harns
Volunteers Helped With Polio Shots Clinic Ends
Volunteers and nurses aided the county polio clinic led by Dr. Fors Burgess and Dr. Karl H. Tannenbaum at Winchester Hall. The effort inoculated children with first and second Salk doses, aided health center fundraising, and showcased lay workers and registered nurses giving service without remuneration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Burgess
Iate Fiiuay
Dr. Burgess
Karl H. Tannenbaum
Burgess
Winchester Hall
Constance Chesley
Mary C. Hice
Erma Shaff
Louise Lambert
Lavinia Haller
Eutha Hueting
Elizabeth Crum
Margaret Fox
Catherine Wenzel
Charlotte Free
Mabel Stultz
James Stavely
Catherine Shook
Emmitsburg Hospital Reports Two Local Injuries and Church Plans
Robert Wivell, son of Roy and Mrs Wivell, is in Warner Hospital with a fractured left leg and forehead laceration after a Friday night crash on West Main Street. Philip Topper, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Topper, recovers at home from a right ankle fracture treated at Warner Hospital. Union worship services are planned for March 7 with later sermons by several pastors. The Pinecrest area and nearby residents were noted, and the Linden Evangelism Mission preparations include a local chairman. The Fort Lutheran congregation marks its 200th anniversary in 1957, with church relocation in 1797 and plans for anniversary preparations.
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Bernard Aloysius Winkel
Eugene Bowers
Marion L. Winkel
West
Patrick Street
M. R. Erchison and Son
Howard E. Reese
Howard FE
Reese
Mapleville
Aniele
Whitehall
Samuel Reese
Beaver Creek
Funkstown
Ralph Stotter
Mary Claudia Rosensteel
Albert Reese
Funks
Emtown
Clyde Reese
Mitsburg
Arthur B. Rice
Cyrus Strite
Bath
Millard Brust
East South Street
Evelyn Fry
Boongboro
Hesbian
W. F. Bast
William J
George J. Hogan Jr
Bartonsville
Cleon Stull
Red G. Frederick
William
Ernest
Joseph
Raymond
Elmer E. Hildebrand Jr
RFD
Frederick
Jacob
Louis Hildebrand
Robert G. Hogan
East Church Stree
Rocky Springs
R. Etchison and Son
Emmitsburg
Robert Wivell
Roy J. Wivell
Warner Hospital
West Main Street
D. L. Beegle
Wivell
Philip Topper
Leo Topper
St. Euphemia’s
Robert Gillelan
Michael Kormanski
Pearl River
N. J
Sheffeld
Baltimore
Mary G. Guise
Alice Kelly
Eckenrode
Pinecrest
Fear St. Anthony's
William Bensel
Estelle Watkins
Florida
Union
Presbyterian Church
Philip Bower
Lutheran Church
Paul McCauley
Reformed Church
Lutheran Evangelism Mission
Frias Church Council
James Sanders
Flas Lutheran
Em Mitsburg
Do It Yourself Education Movement and Israel Policy
A think piece argues against cutting school costs for primary and grammar schools, urging focus on teacher quality and self directed learning. It contrasts education reform with a strong U S stance in the Middle East supporting Israel and UN backed action, criticizing partisan opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babs
Babson Park
Mass
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several families. Ralph A. May of Westminster announces a second child, a son named Ralph Augustuer, born Tuesday. Donald Reeser of Frederick reports a fourth child, a daughter, born Thursday. Floyd Hurst of South Street notes a third child, a son, born Thursday. William Main of Stewart Manor records a second child, a son, born Thursday. Warren Erich of Jefferson reports a first child, a son, born Thursday. Albert Coates of Knoxville lists a third child, a second son, born Thursday. R Randolph Pute of Frederick Route 3 confirms a first child, a daughter, born Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph A. May
Route 1
Westminster
Ralph Augustuer
Donald Reeser
Frederick
Floyd Hurst
Fact
South Street
William Main
Stewart Manor
Warren Erich, Defferson
Albert Coates
Knoxville
R. Randolph Pute
Man
Hospital Admits Mrs Cathié BE for Burm and Surgery
Among the sick Mrs. Cathié BE of Romeburg entered Frever ick Memorial Hospital Thursday and underwent surgery on Friday. The report notes her condition as improving and lists her address at 2% Carcell Parkway with the family awaiting further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathié BE
Romeburg
Freverick Memorial Hospital
Fort Frederick Bicentennial opens May 13 in Maryland
Washington County announces a five county bicentennial celebration at Fort Frederick from May 13 to 15. Officials plan a May 14 pageant by schoolchildren in 30 to 40 minutes per county and invite Carroll, Montgomery, Frederick, Allegany and Garrett Counties to participate. Notables including Governor McKeldin and Senator Beall may speak May 13. President Eisenhower is invited. The lead planning group meets March 8 at Hotel Alexander. Fort Frederick, authorized in 1756, has served in multiple conflicts and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Maryland
Fort Frederick
Antietam
Carroll
Montgomery
Frederick
Allegany
Garrett
Washington County Historical Society
Frederick County
Marinand
Frederick Montgomery
Washington
Carroll County
Pennsylvania
Monocacy
Montgomery County
Potomarc River
Theodore R. McKeldin
U. S
J. Glenn Bealt
DeWitt Hyde
Eisenhower
Hotel Alexander
Btr
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Accac
Staho
Anastas Mikoyac
Americas
Mikoyan
Hema
Cologne of the News
Colum of the News
Roceex
Grace N. Brows
Hood College
Association of Principals of Schoule
Atlanticity
Taneytown
Marlene Fay Harbaugh
Richard Leroy Black
Chester Black
New Windsor
George J. Hogan
Beatrice Naomi Hogan
Reich’s
Ford Road
Elmer E. Hildebrand Sr
Daisy Miss Hildebrand
Reich’ S Wardens
William J. Tyergar
Carl Hane
Edward Brachey
Melbourne
Fla
West Thirteenth Street
Pamela Linton
Ma Obek Mabe Aha Oe
Blanche A. Malis
E. Austin James
East Church Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport
James
James L. Bute
Troost Avenue
North Hollywood
Calif
James Joseph
The
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
P-Ta
Lewistown
Buen
Nelson Strathern
Maryland Congress of
State Teachers Association
Mehra Ramsburg
Charles Putman
PTA
Frederick Citizens Council For Public Schools
Wilfong
Equity Court
Madeline Mae Neal
Myersville
Kenneth B. Neal
Edwin F. Nikirk
Austin James
Sherman J. Bowers
Alton Y. Bennett
Margaret I. Leopold
John G. Leopold
Leopold
Parsons Newman
Harry W. Wise
Jefferson
J. Calvin Moreland
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
James Ferrell
Robert D. Hemp
Wiliam A. Hemp
AL Lat Buschin
Ilave A Atiel
Robert V W. Thrasher
St Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Dau Berta D. Morton
Ethel M. Ramsburg
Ruth Myers
Rebecca EF. Molesworth
Edfa Mensell
Ruth Gordon
Paul L. Althouse
Puduec
Nellie Smith
Agnes Valentine
Gloria Grimes
Helen ‘L. Bostion
Ruthella Bussard
Evelyn Hurley
Nellie Jackson
Charlotte Gayer
Hazel Wilson
Collegas
Tae Moon
Washington 15
Earth
Pub Fin Ru, Inc
Lawrence Aton
United States
Israel
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Middle East
Eden
Dulles
United Kingdom
France
United Nations
Soviet Union
St Se Ue
Security ‘Council
Security Council
Russia
New York Herald Tohane
Civil Air Patrol
Kim
John FE. Patton
Peng Eeon
Hea Bere
Harry
Reed Research
Richard T. Crane
Reed Research, Inc
Stanley F. Reed
Walkersville
Crane
Woods Hole
Wokrue de
Carl A. Carson
Henry Townend
Upper College Terrace
Con
Saul Kaye
Bark T. Rossensteel
Grant ‘Place
John W.grove
Bessie I. i Braungart
Shirley C. Braun
North Market Street
Robert E. Carr
Harry Pasquale Williams
Urbana
Charles No Corbett
Edith B. Whitmore
Farm Home Advisory Committees
Southern States Cooperative
Frances Scott Key Hotel
Matte Kessler
Frederick Mt Airy
Gaithersburg
Woodahoro
Hagerstown
Middletown
Unionville
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