Large Crowd At Home Show Draws Big Attendance
A Frederick County Home Show attracted 2,386 last night, topping last year’s 1,824. Prizes included an outdoor rotisserie, an electric skillet, a ceramic clock, a tool chest, and two playing card sets. Children earned silver dollars from the Jaycees. grand prizes include an organ record album, a 30s color TV, and a large tree donated by Treeland Nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Lew Wide
Armory
Anne Buchhimer
Ceresville
S. L.thomas
West College Terrace
Louis Fagan
Monocacy Village
Frederick
Minnie Kinna
East Second Street
M. J. Grove
Jaycees
Sally Garrett
Washington Street
Lorraine Beach
Timmy Ambrose
Schley Avenue
Robert Stitely
North Wisner Street
Justice Department says McCollum arrested in Indianapolis
Ben Goldem McCollum, 41, a murderer on the FBI’smost wanted list since January 1957 for killing two inmates at Oklahoma State Penitentiary, was arrested in Indianapolis. Edgar Hoover said McCollum lived in Indianapolis since 1956 and used alias George W Napier at 1204 Market Street rooming house. He was unarmed but had a Luger pistol in his room as agents seized him without resistance.
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Washington
Justice Department
Ben Goldem McCollum
Ugirl
Indianapoli Indi
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McCollum
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
MeaAlester
Oljo
Hoover
FBI
McColl
Marion County
Ind
Candidates Filed On Friday in Myersville Race
Joseph R. Harp a Myersville resident and former election supervisor filed his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primary He is a World War I veteran and member of Francis Scott Key Post No 11 American Legion He attended Myersville High School and St Johns College in Annapolis.
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Joseph R. Harp
Myersville
Board of Election Supervisors
St. John’s College
Anpalypolis
Scott Key Post
Frederick County
Harp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harmony Cornet Band
Myersville Lions Club
Warp
Harry C. Brachey
North College Parkway
House of Delegates
Bruchey
Key Chevrolel Sates Inc
Chevrolet
100 Car Club
Lynch Lodge No. 163
The
Masons
Ral Cedars of
Lebanon
Order of Eagles
All Saints Episcopal Church
Merle&. Wachter
Frederick
State Central Committee
Lutheran Church
Henry K. Testerman
Lantz
Shookstown Sewing Group marks tenth anniversary celebration
The Shookstown Needle and Thimble Club observed its tenth anniversary at Lie home with mothers and daughters, siblings, and friends sewing, quilting, and chatting. Members note the group has no officers or dues and meets monthly, with a Christmas gift exchange and charity projects. Charter members include Mrs. Maurice Blank and Mrs. Reginald Riser.
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Shookstown
Bistid
Alway
Maurice Blank
William Gross
Shafer
Shoe
Biser
Blank
Victor Massep
Blinkalae
Imrs. Shoemaker
Oscar Masser
Herpreats
Victor Masser
Arthur Masser
Paul Sha
Musical Instruments Bids Presented To Frederick Board
The Frederick County School Board heard bids for musical instruments at a meeting of Frederick High School. Bids totaled 81,785 from Colonial Music and 2,430 from Shop of Frederick. Items included three pianos, record players, tape recorders, drums, and assorted band equipment.
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Frederick County School Board
Frederick
Brachey
Kenneth
Servee
Michael
Wayne
Keir
School board bids on musical instruments and gear
Bids from Froehlich, Colonial Music Shop, Menchey Music Service, and others totaled 4,434.28 for Wurlitzer instruments, record players, a portable tape recorder, and related equipment for Liberty Junior High, New Market, and Brunswick elementary schools. Separate bids covered band instruments and drugs equipment. Only Colonial placed a bid on the band instruments for 4,075. The tape recorder bids were Froehlich 140.25 and Colonial 186.98. Public bids proceeded with multiple vendors for school audio and musical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Froehlich Company
Baltimore
Alvo Electronics Inc
Williamsport
Froehlich
Colonial Music Shop
Colonial
Board of Education
Drugs Equiment
Menchey Music Service
Hanover
Frank Wolfe and Company of
New York
Menchey Store
Colonial Music
East Churchy, Street
Chopper Colossus Forced to Land on Company Property
A large Fort Vel yer Virginia helicopter of the 137A type developed mechanical failure and was forced to land on M. J. Grove Line Company property near Rey E. Smith’s farm, about a mile and a half from Frederick. Smoke was reported from one engine as witnesses watched. A second helicopter arrived to transport Castles crewmen back to Fort Belvier, with Army personnel returning today with parts to repair and fly home.
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Colossus
Fort Velyer
M. J. Grove Line Company
Rey EL Smith
Nne
Frederick
Tyr Castles
Fort Belvier
Propaganda Clashes Mark Soviet Summit Plans
Washington reports state Bulganin's latest Kremlin letter is a propaganda ploy that ignores the East West deadlock. Officials say nine Bulgarian proposals echo earlier rejections and push a pre summit agenda while Dulles departs for the Far East to craft a cautious initial reply.
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Washington
Eisenhowe
Bulganin
Kremlin
Moscow
U.S
Bulgaria
State Department
Eisenhower
Russia
Europe
Germany
One Case Accepted By CAS During February
The Frederick County Children's Aid Society accepted one case in February involving one child due to dependency and perfect. Five children were moved from CAS care in February: three returned home, one adopted, one sent to the Maryland Training School for Boys. Seven Juvenile Court cases, involving 18 children, were heard last month. three boys were committed to the Maryland Training School, one girl to Montrose, and three cases involving 14 children were dismissed as families moved to Virginia. One child was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a tonsillectomy. At month end, 129 CAS Children’s Department cases and 24 Family Department cases remained. CAS social workers continued work.
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Frederick County Children's Aid Society
Maryland Training Sehank
William C. Roderick
Frederick County
Maryland ‘Training School
Montrose
Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Children's Aid Society
CAS Children’s Department
the Society
Maiej
February home visits and adoptions in a Maryland Navy area
The report details 1788 February visits across Frederick Maryland and Atsugi Japan with 1 foster home 26 boarding homes 8 free homes and 13 adoption homes under Marine Aircraft Group I and Naval Air Station. Also notes 125 offices and three relatives homes plus 35 interviews in Atsugi Japan and 90 in the Family in Japan. The Vincneck pheasant line is cited among principal game birds transplanted from The Orient in 1881.
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Frederick
Skjing
Marine Aircraft Group JI
Iin
Family Department
Marine Aircraft
Naval Air Station
Fice
Atsugi
Japan
Vtngneck
Atsugs Japan
MHTNC
Society Marine
Kenneth A. Morrisson
The
Orient
George &. Morrisson
CAS
United States
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William Shoemaker
Kathy Chatman
William &. Gross
Arthur
Ruby Akers
St. Mark's Lutheran Church Doubs
Bertha Specht
Specht
Viola Brown
Sara Specht
God
Wesley Fry
Lena Malu
Margaret Basford
Helen Coleman
Jesus
Akers
Katherine Carey H
Shooks
Town Needle and ‘Thimble Club
Frank Keever Masser
Glen Shaler
Reginald Biser
Edward Wirts
Reuben Grove
Dean Gross
Gloria
Wayne Davis
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
West
Rae M, Erman
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