Girl Scouts celebrate 43 years with theme Believe Belong Build
The Frederick note highlights the 43rd anniversary on March 22 with the theme Believe Belong Build, praising leaders, council volunteers, and 827 local scouts. It calls for more community support to provide meeting places and troops, and credits Boy Scouts for preparing girls as good citizens. It also reports Lt. Col. George Harold Best announcing the engagement of Miss Patricia Ann Best to Lt. Col. William Henry Rathbun of Fort Monmouth and Great Bend, with details on both families and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Frederick
Seoul
Girl Scouts
George Harold’ Best
Fort Monmouth
Patricia Annn Beechtaf
Welliam Henry Rathbun
USA
Harold VY. Rathbun
Great Bend
Kans
Miss Best
George Z. Best
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Irma
Volkman Best
C. Volkman
Smithsonian Institute
College of William and Mary
Wilamsburg
Gamma Phi Beta
Rathbun
Kansas State College
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Southeastern Signal School
Camp Gordon
Workers for Red Cross Drive Proceeds With Canvass
City chairmen of special groups enlist workers for a whirlwind drive to raise funds and members for the Red Cross. A long list of volunteers across Special Gift, Professional, Commercial, Industrial, and Schools and Government groups assists chairman Warner Brilfain with section reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry V. Chase
Ernest
Detthare
Cyrus .Gambeill
William Kemp
Rex ‘Martin
Eleanore Pearre
A. M. Powell, Jr
Robert Owen
Norvell
Belt Chaumen
Stockton Reune
James E Eshieman
Commercial
Wilard Horine
Willam S. Burger
Walter Roney
Wilam R. Talley
Shinney
Donald Hiltner
Bernard & Gilbert
Edward F. Hartmann
George Carter
John W. Hoddinott
Chas. K. Taylor
Herbert E:ker
LeRoy Blumenauer
President of Girl Scouts Assn Resigns After Two Years
Mrs Joseph Vena resigns as president of the Fieder.on Association of Crael Scouts at a board meeting in March after two years in the role. She will remain a member of the association and thanks the board for cooperation. A separate note mentions a House Armed Services subcommittee meeting to approve a pay raise for two million career personnel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeseph Vena
Fieder
Crael Scouts
Board of Directs
Vena
Ivo Sears
Fiona
Vel
Yousias
Menthare
Vonaill
Washington
House
Armed Services
Office Reopened for Maryland Blue Cross Frederick Office
The Frederick office of the Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans reopens Monday to Friday from 8 30 to 5 00. Field representative Mrs Edna B Cecil has returned after surgery and is assisted by secretary Mrs Myrtle Grimm who has taken on duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Frederick
Edna B. Cecil
Myrtle Grimm
Fifty Years Ago In Frederick Inauguration Parade 1905
Fifty years ago Frederick sent about 500 people to Washington for President Wilhelm II inaguration ceremonies. Master James Paul Brown led Maryland’s ten Representatives in a high school riders corps. Dorsey’s Drum Corps marched, while a Brunswick to Baltimore train delay at Point of Rocks disrupted travel and damaged the St Charles Hotel porch. A guinea fowl roamed North Market Street, breaking a telephone line and prompting a rifle rescue. The Belles Lettres Society debated urban government versus Finland, with Robinson and Smith opposing and Volabler and Bramwell supporting. John Cowper Powys delivered a lecture on the Roman Republic at Women’s College hall to a larger than usual audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Wooseveil
James Paul Brown
Guv. Warfield
Maryland
Dorsey
Brunswick
Baltimore
St Charles
North Market Street
Lemuel Wiles
Braddock
Charles Winebrewer
Wiles
John Quynch
Belles Letyres Literary Society
Frederick High School
Fnland
Ifimatie
Robinson
Volabler
School Child Dies After Run Across Washington Street
Janet Moore 6, a first grader from 239 Washington St, died of a skull fracture after running into a car driven by Louie Hartsock near Washington Street School. Delores Slagle was injured but survived. Principal Beeson and teachers faced scrutiny amid emphasis on blocking unsafe midblock crossings and bus loading supervision. Funeral plans announced with services Saturday afternoon at the funeral home. Reverend Stephens to deliver address at Hood College event.
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Washington Street
Janet Moore
John Glassford
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louie Hartsock
West Patrick Street
Charles F. Bell
United Rescue Ambulance
On-Gory
Bell
Volunteer Junior Fire Co
Hartsock
Delores Slagle
William D. Slagle
East South Street
Moore Girls Home
Jewell Beeson
RFD 1
Thurmont
Beeson
George Hoffman
South
Cen
Mark GE
Wailia Tl Oulu
South Street
Broadway
Katee M Glassford
Herbert C. Hall
Roanoke
George W. Moore
Richmond
William
Cathy
Charles Holley
North Market Street
Funeras
Robert EB. Dailey
Funeral rites for Peter Lee Shiples held at All Saints
Funeral services for Peter Lee Shiples at 106 East Church Street were led by Rev Maurice Ashbury with Rev Luther Unter assisting. Pallbearers Ed win A Brankey Jr George J Phebue Robert S Stone Gerald Smith Charles H Thomas and Sfarry Ro Markley. Interment in Glade Cemetery Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Lee Shiples
Serondo Street
Robert S Stone
Gerald Smith
Charles H .Thomas
Sfarry Ro Markley
Glade Cemetery
Walkersville
Mook Etchison and Son
Arnie Sg Raland W Burrier joins 23th Infantry Division
Arnie Sg Raland W Burrier, wife Ruth, resides at WA East Chueh street Freedepich Md, arrived at Schofield Barracks and is now a member of the 23rd Infantry Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield Barracks
Arnie Sg
Raland W Burrier
Ruth
WA East Chueh Street
Freedepich, Md
Schofield
23Th Infantry Division
Deaths of Mrs Bowers Myers Kepler and Deener
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Elizabeth F. Bowers at 84 in Clear Ridge, Mrs Anna M. Myers of Detour aged 47, Mrs Margaret Kepler aged 13, and Mrs Viola Mae Deener aged 53. Details include survivors, church affiliations, funeral arrangements, and interment plans across New Windsor, Detour, Westminster, and Brunswick areas. Services set for Sunday afternoons with local pastors officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bowers
Elizabeth F. Bowers
William H Bowers
Clear Ridge
Russell Fleagle
New Windsor
Linwond
Henry and
Amela Sittig Spielman
Winters St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Fleagle
Robert White
Finksburg
Emma Bair
D. D. Hartz
Jer and Son
Donald Warrenfeltz
Winters Cemetery
Anna M. Myera
Anna M. Myers
F. Calvin Myers
Detour
John
Sophia Martin Deberry
US Gurneyaduie Lucueran Church
Glenn Kiser
Raymond Myers
Wiliam M. Deberry
Harry Deberry
Keysville
John Deberry
New Midway
George Deberry
Keymar
Franklin Deberry
Thurmont
Elgie Deberry
Ernest Myers
Charles van Fossen
Taneytown
Dixon Yaste
Kessville Cemetery
Creager and Son
Allure Wheseses in Birmingham Defense Testimony
In Birmingham Alabama Albert Fuller testified about alibi witnesses supporting his claim of not running with the alleged crime fighter A. Ia. Fattarson. The defense presented four more witnesses to support Fuller's version of events as questioning continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Pultine Albert Fuller
A. Ia. Fattarson
Miss Shuff Honored At Dinner Party
Miss Shuff, recently retired from Frederick High School, honored at a Friday dinner party at the V F W Country Club. Faculty members and spouses attended with guests including Mr Eugene W Pruitt and Mrs Pruitt, and Mr Duvall W Sneadner and Mrs Sweadner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuff
Mary Ot. Shuff
Frederick High School
V. F.W. Country Club
Julia Etchison
Eugene W Pruitt
Pruitt
Duvall W. Sneadner
Sweadner
Miss Chuff
Ascniates
Panel Discussion At Parkway School Health Program Highlights
A Parkway School PTA meeting featured a panel on The Parents Rose in the School Health Program. Moderator Joseph XL. Kline asked about child health problems. Nellie M. Smith explained the health nurse role. Dr E Linwood Myers described dental hygiene efforts. Dr A M Powell Jr. discussed required information reports. Dr Forbes Burgess noted Salk polio vaccine availability with parental consent. A spring festival planning and rest room expansion discussions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of Parkway School
Joseph Xl.kline
Nellie M. Smith
County Health Department
E. Linwood Myers
UCA
auEulLes
A. M. Powell Jr
Forbes Burgess
Association
Theron Green
PTA
Charles Lewis
Clarence Shull
Charles Wise
Middletown
Afrs. Wise
Merrle Wise
Warne
Ronald and
David
Harold Wise
Richard and
Aaron
Walter Thrasher
Walter Lee
Elwood
Floyd Moser
John Moser
Barbara Patsy
Gain
Ricky
Air
Glenn Bulls
Dawn
Glenna
Penny
Leon Moser
Linda
Shirley
Harold Vase
Stanle
Campbell
Hilda Moser
Glenn
Pills
Alma
Hilda Miler
Muss
Sick Mrs George H Smith Returns Home From Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs George H Smith of 316 Trail Avenue has returned home after observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harry V Frushour principal of Frederick High School recovers from kidney operation at Washington County Hospital Hagerstam and now restricted to visitors. County Treasurer James H Falk undergoing medical treatment at home on Park Avenue reported satisfactorily. Roland Eizler and son Darryl of Mt Pleasant are patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Smith
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry V. Frushour
Frederick High School
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstam
James H. Falk
Park Avenue
Roland Eizler
Darryl
Mtt. Pleasant
Frederick 3Remorial Hospital
Blind Deaf Couple Fight To Keep Baby
A blind and deaf Akron couple, Harold Hathaway and Corgra Hathaway, appeal to a Juvenile Court to rear their infant son Clarence despite criticisms from Summit County Welfare Department. Neighbors support them while welfare officials urge foster placement, citing handicap concerns. A note spelling the message was read by a neighbor at the couple’s bungalow in Zion after their Kansas wedding. The text also mentions a Washington report on a CIO trade program proposal.
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Akron
Ohta
Summit County
Harold Hathaway
Corgra
Clarence
Hathaway
Sion
Thei
Toveka
County Council P T A News Reports Transfers and Plans
Frederick County Council P T A met at Frederick High School with Mrs. A D Pollack presiding. Proposals on easing teacher shortages and school integration were discussed and a nominating committee was named for the April 25 election. Legislative bills on education funding and teacher pensions were urged for citizen input. Committees were formed to review by laws and audit the year end books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Studs Oh Lwp
Frederick County Council
Frederick High School
A. D. Pollack
Board of Education
L. R. Schoolman
Braddock Heights
Bris
Joseph Vona
Parkway
B. Lee Feete
Brunswick
Meredith Crawford
Washington Street
Fred Ward
Middletown
Paul S. Wise
Jacob R. Ramshore
Hood College
Charlies Hargett
Washington Street School
Nelson Strathern
David D Munsell
BTA
Carl Brewer
Eunice
Lee
Williams
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Workers For Red Cross
Girl Scouts Assn
the News
Catumne
Estee Rogents
Thurmans
Clade Rolison
Frederica Cheney
Buckerslawn
Frederick County
Vincent Myers
General Assembly
James T Burar
Robert H. Stephens
Wet Delver
Veenor
Brodbeck Hall
Market Square Presbyterian
Hood College Glee Club
Wis Catherine Williams
J & Bach
Willam Sprig
Glee Club
Geoffrey Shaw
Rwetneh
I Nilock
Wesles
Margaret D. Kepler
Margaret Duke Kepler
Bast
Third Street
Harris D. Kepler
John and
Liandarboe Duke
Kepler
Frederick M Kemp
James ©. Smith
Westminster
James H Kepler
Charles G. Rach
James J. Dike
Washington, DC
Grarty Hiltens
East Church Street
Rocky Springs
Etchison and Son Funeral
Gilbert F. Deener
Viola Mae Deener
Garrett's Vail
Washington County
Charlts Town Hospital
Emory O
Louisa Spencer Potter
Ethel Lantaster Harpers Ferry
Erving Mc Deen
Crestview
Fla
Wis
Bucene Walt
Arandchidren
Vine Talella Limes Boonswora
J W Brisene
Urbana
Lakeland, Fla
Barclay White
Stedia, Pa
Elizabeth Ann
Mechairs
White
Margaret Harris
Dorothea Harris
Rockwell Terrace
Mashurcheon
Wedgwood Room
Irene Caton
Potomac Edison Co
E. C. Ehler
J. A. Rowe
ML. F. Schweizer
West Seventh Street
2. E. Trachtman
William L. Shirer
H. Webster Whitehill
West Second Street
News-Pass
Irene
Betty Sullivan
Elsie White Haines
Pat Rosencrantz
Dorothy Eberstadt
Janice Wicktess
Kay Young Mackles
Frances Smith
Betty Price Cannon
Jerry Kline
Eomplores
James J. Falk
Andrew G Truxa
Truxal
Leon Trachtman
Trachtman
Isaac Hankey
Elm Street
Key West
Florida Keys
Ruth J. Lambert
Arthur H Lambert
West Twelfth Street
Maryland Beta
Pi Beta Phi National Sorority
Miss Lambert
University of York
Maude Volluse
Bessie Remsburg
Susan
Mardletown
Charles Volluse
Floyd Pressler
Spring Valley
Junior Woman's Club
Robert Klein
Robert Barrick
Austin Sherald
Donald Easton
Willard Horine
John Derr
Luther Miller
Jane Abbott
John Donaldson
George deMuth
Herbert Ligton
Carl Pilpoli
Edward Scott
Nicholas Maropis
Zonta
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Marjorie Etchison
E Ken Hersperger
Norma Etzler
Virginia Thomas
Mags Helen Smith
Marie Young
Snyder
Dolores Hahn
Wondsorg
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Parkway School
Thomas Schwartz
Air Force
Germany
Wieshaven
Darmstadt
Lanberg Schwartz
Lunersits
Varsland
Tesser Hoover
West
Patrick Street
Hoover
Hreves Ce
Grarse Washington
Myroo
Gaither Teatherman
Manan Sue
Leatherman
of Fisher Jr
Red Wood Avenue
Camp Gordon, A
CIO
Fisenhower
Wate
County Council
T.A
Burkittsville
Burkitissiil Fea
John Wermacht
Hlen
Wandsboro
PIA
Earl Hawkins
Boy Scouts of
Woodsboro
Wiliam Farra
Alvie Smith
James Strawsbury
Harold Strawsbure
Davih Hawkins
James DeGrange
Sheridan Smith
Melvin Abils
Thomas Dorsey
Richard Brennerman
Richard Caldwell
James Derry
Michael Fue
Richard Meehan
Wayne Hevner
Larry Kevner
Paul Keen
Maryland Congress of Parents’ and Teachers
Price Washington
Happy Joonny
Harsett
Eugene W. Pruitt
Benson
Hargett
Catsail
Dudash
Laurence
Echoni
Welty
David Munsell
Junor Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Rhoderick
Annapolis
Commission
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