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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1955

Page

2

Frederick News Briefs and Publication Details

The Frederick News dated March 11, 1955 lists standard publication details including frequency and pricing offers for subscriptions. It notes print sections and addresses with terms like three months for $2.50 and six or twelve month options.

Frederick Fridas Ping ST Heres Court Court St. Prone Setion Vance Ee ‘Audit Bureau of Circulationa Nek

School Board planning for Frederick 1960 expansion

Public debate on Frederick county school needs highlights calls for long range planning to add 81 classrooms by 1960 at an estimated cost of about 3 million dollars. Officials urge moving beyond partisan disputes toward practical financing and construction schedules to improve facilities and address teacher shortages. Included are stray items on a local hot dog ban and market prices for wheat corn and barley.

Frederick Panacea Board of Education Frederick County

Frederick elder Moberly dies at his East Fourly street home

Edmund F. Moberly, a well known Frederick resident and mail carrier from 1889 to 1926, died at his East Fourly Street home in his early 70s. More than 1,000 attended the opening night of the first annual Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory. Mayor Culler gave a warm welcome as a fashion show highlighted the evening. Delegate George R. Castle from Frederick County introduced two House bills to raise city and county hire company revenues by a levy on assessable property. A Democratic State Central Committee meeting will endorse a mastership after Civil Service Commission rates the top three applicants Howard Marvin Jones, E. Lynch Gress, and William Dixon.

Edmund F. Moberly Frederick Mal Carrier East Fourly Street State Armory Culler George R. Castle Frederick County House of Delegates Democratic State Central Committee Civil Service Commission Howard Marvin Jones E. Lynch Gress William %. Dixon

Married in Linganore church in Unionville

Miss Carol Ann Moxley wed Ralph Monroe Thomas Jr. in a February 26 double ring ceremony at Linganore Methodist Church Unionville. The couple, both graduates of Frederick High School 1954, will reside with the groom’s family. an engagement of Martha Pauline Woerner to Lawrence Edgar Ploor was also announced.

Carol Ann Moxley Jesse E. Moxley Union Bridge Ralph Monroe Thomas Jr R. Monroe Thomas Sr Adamstown Linganore Methodist Church Unionville Kenneth Tyson Diane Thomas Elaine Moxley Eleanor Moxley Richard Black Charles Black New Windsor Paul Stuil Thurmont Jeanne Main James Fisher Mrs. Thomas Virginia Thomas Frederick High School Mr. Thomas Balliore Washington Walker Smith William C. Woerner Thei Martha Pauline Lawrence Edgar Ploor Frank WW. Plone Suitland

Admitted to Hospital for Auto Accident Injuries

Larry Yingling son of Mr and Mrs Donald C Yingling of Red 1 Union Bridge was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for treatment of injuries from an automobile accident including a severe forehead laceration scalp laceration and injury to facial upper limbs

Larry Yingling Donald C. Yingling Red 1 Union Bridge Frederick Memorial Hospital

Jeffersonian Democratic Club Meets in Brunswick

The Jeffersonian Democratic Club will hold its next regular meeting at the Moose Home in Brunswick on Monday evening. In addition to regular members, interested Democrats in the area were invited to attend, with a program and refreshments planned.

Teffersonian Democratic Club Moose Home Brunswick

Maryland schools win honors in Columbia scholastic contest

Maryland schools swept medals and top ratings in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association annual contest. Honors went to 16 medalist publications including Alcohi Mirror and Windows, with 45 others placing high. First place awards also earned by Frostburg State To Date and Towson State Tower Light, plus numerous high and junior high papers across the state.

New York Maryland Columbia Scholastic Press Assn Marryland Alcohi Mirror Allegany High School Cumberland Windows Institute of Notre Dame Baltimore Washington County Cannon Ball Press Gray Manor Dundalk Poly Press Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Patterson Press Patterson Park Nor'wester Northwestern High Hyattsville Mill Wheel Milford Mill High Hamilton Herald Hamilton Acorn Garrett County Oakland Owl Westminster High Blue and Gold Gaithersburg High Eastonton Easton High Eagle North Dorchester Harlock Spotlite Sadlersville High Praeco Argenteus Montgomery Blair High Silver Spring Douglass Courier Douglass High Bal- Mchesthey Ti Nowe Cacege Towson Catholic Warrior Mt. Savage High Rock Terrace Bugle Rock Terrace Rockville Holiday Times

Sunday School Officers and Teachers Dinner Guests

The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed church held its regular dinner meeting with Sunday School officers and teachers as guests. Elmer J. Eshleman, chair, introduced Lemuel Keller who introduced department heads. Sam W Maples Jr led singing. the film For Every Child was shown, themed Religious Education in Our Church. Ladies provided dinner in the church social room, with Marion D. Boxer presiding.

Monocacy Club Evangelical Reformed Church Elmer J. Eshleman Lemuel 7. Keller John Garst Mildred Rhoads Ethel Thonas John Shaw Sam W Maples Jr Win Sam W. Maples Jr Sperry L. Storm Marion D. Boxer

Descendant Of Key Dies In Annapolis

Miss Elen Key Habersham, 84, great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key and member of an Annapolis family, died at Anne Arundel General Hospital. She was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wylie Habersham and was a great great granddaughter of Edward Lloyd. Funeral services will be held at St Anne’s Church Monday at Tam.

Annapolis Elen Key Habersham Francis Scott Key Anne Arundel General Hospital Miss Habersham Alexander Wylie Habersham Edward Lloyd W Chase-Lloyd St. Annes

Byrd Expects Senate Victory in Tax Cut Fight

Washington report says Senator Byrd, D West Virginia, conceded some Democratic support slipped but still expected a Senate win against a $20 tax cut plan. He claimed about 10 Democratic Senators aligned with his opposition as the House moved to extend current corporate and excise tax rates for another year.

Washington Ifhen Byrd Val Senate Harker House

Crisis in Africa Dr Logan Warns of Impending World War

Dr Logan of Howard University warned at Hood College that Africa faces a crucial crisis with regional division and mineral wealth shaping global power. He urged Americans to press government to avoid war and to send observers to the April conference on Asian and African peoples in Indochina to study Red China's response.

Africa Br. Tarfars W. Lagan Howard University Brodbeck Hall Hood College Dr. Logan Hood Logan Lincoln Ne. Logan America Indochina China

Service Awards Side Glances Are Presented

Dr. Robert J. Furie of Frederick Memorial Hospital spoke to the Woman's Auxiliary at Calvary Methodist church about laboratory roles for doctors and patients. The meeting covered volunteer service awards, a new sleeveless pinafore uniform, and plans for officer elections on May 12.

Robert J. Furie Frederick Memorial Hospital Woman's Auxiliary Calvary Methodist Church Furie Auxiliary E. C. Hartmann J. D. Duve Red Cross Auaicary Dorothea Harris Hours

Ills and Deeds of Frederick Hospital Patients

A local medical note lists residents and visitors connected to Frederick Memorial Hospital and other area facilities. It reports Miss Louise Engie, Blanche Rippeon, Mrs Vernie Carty, Mrs Helen Babcock, Master Charles Lakel, Mr George T. Cramer, Mrs Glenn R. Dronebure, Mr Gilbert Raines, Miss Marian Black, Mrs Naomi Main, and Mr Charles Hartman with their hospital status or recovery. It also mentions Mr Harry M. Cramer and Mr Harry Frishour in related health updates and convalescence.

Louise Engie North Bentz Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Blanche Rippeon Woodsboro Vernie Carty East Fifth Street Helen Babcock Frederick and Braddock Heights Franklin Square Harry M. Cramer West 12Th Street Glenn R. Dronebure Frederick Gilbert Raines East Fourth Street Marian Black Monroe Black Unionville Naomi Main RFD Thurmont Chestnut, Street Frederick’ Memorial Hospital Charles F.pete Hartman East Third Street Harry V. Frishour Frederick High School Culler Avenue Washington County Hospital Hazerstown

No Crime Worse Than Broken Word Of Congress To People

David Lawrence argues that Congress risks destroying public trust by proposing to repeal the 1954 tax law retroactively. He condemns retroactive measures as unethical, urging that any corrections apply to future years rather than undoing prior commitments. He warns such actions depress business plans and citizen confidence in government.

Congress David Lawrence Washington United States Wave Mara Avianche Legislaors

Representative Culhane keynote at Optimist Club dinner

Daniel Culhane of the Boys Club of America was the best speaker at a Thursday Optimist Club dinner at the Southern Restaurant. He urged paid or part time professional staff for boys work and praised organized clubs. President Patten urged attendance at tonight’s school board discussion at Frederick High School. Garland P. Feaga attended. next week Willan Johnson of the Farm Bureau is scheduled. In a separate note, Howard Henry Brice of Thurmont was jailed 30 days in default of a $100 fine for intoxication in Peoples Court, based on Officer Boone’s East Third Street arrest.

Daniel Culhane Boys Club of America Optimist Club Southern Harry Patten Frederick High School Edward Daugherty Garland P. Feaga Pe Willan Johnson Baltimore Farm Bureau Doward Henry Brice Thur- Taont H. Reese Shoemaker Jr Peoples Court William Boone East Third Street Brice

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