Frederick News Briefs on Charity Drives and School Districts
A wartime era letter discusses charity drives and suggests consolidating drives into single events for efficiency. Nicholas Yinger notes a national trend toward fewer school districts and larger consolidations, citing costs and pride, with resistance from communities fearing loss of control and local tax impacts. He argues consolidation can improve curricula and facilities, and predict rural education catching up with urban schools.
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Letters on Frederick parking and Jefferson school concerns
A reader questions who should pay for shopping center impacts on parking and cites Chamber subsidy debates. The page also contains a proposal to add to Jefferson school instead of Broad Run, arguing central location and savings, with signatures from local residents.
American Beauty Bread Marketed With New Packaging
An article details the American Beauty Bakery at Walkersville introducing new bread with advanced packaging to preserve freshness longer. Led by President Guy S. Beaver, the firm touts modern equipment, a sales team, and expanded distribution to grocers.
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American Beauty Bakery
Frederick Rouse
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Guy S. Beaver
Mr. Beaver
Lions Clubs
Frederick and
Carrol Manor
Garrett County Quarry Case Upheld By Court Of Appeals
The Court of Appeals ruled the Garrett County commissioner directly or indirectly benefited from an agreement with a drilling firm. It upheld an injunction preventing Aubrey Brenneman from acting as commissioner during discussions on a balance due his son for quarry drilling. The court nullified parts of the lower decree that addressed the Board of Commissioners as a whole, as they were not a party to the suit.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Garret County
Garrett County
Aubrey C. Brenneman
John J. Brenneman
Bishop's
Brenneman
C. Brenneman and Son
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Aubrey
Irvin Roth
Valone
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Aubrey Bresneman
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John Brenneman
Middletown church to elect new pastor in meeting
A large Congregational gathering at Middletown Lutheran church voted to appoint a new pastor after Rev. L Beard resigned for Thurmont. Rev W E Brown of Crafton was elected by a 4 vote margin of 138. Other notes include local sports injury and business changes. Easter Ball planned by Junior Fire Company with Braddock Heights orchestra at Junior Hall on April 1 to fund the new engine.
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Middletown Lutheran Church
L. Beard
Thurmont
W. E. Brown
Crafton
Pittsburgh
I. Lee Ordeman
Guy Fout
Green
West Patrick Street
Reverdy J. Cronenburg
J ‘Rieves
Tobias Newcomer
West Second Street
Junior Fire Company
Junior Hall
Braddock Heights
Protest over Frederick county mud roads reaches governor and state house
Twenty years ago farmers and their wives in over 198 in overall dress marched to Annapolis with banners to protest Frederick County mud roads. The column notes a heavy snow day and a plan to stock streams for the 1937 heat season with 7,000 brook trout released already. The Frederick branch of the Women International League for Peace and Freedom urged merchants not to sell toys that teach or encourage war at a First Baptist church meeting.
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Frederick County
State House
Annapolis
Albert M. Powell
Lewistown
Frederick
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
First Baptist Church
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several families expecting or announcing newborns in Frederick area. Names include James Resco, Susan Ann Marendt, Ann Elizabeth Roetzel, Anita Maria Palmer, Cirée Everett Reed, Teresa Robin Cooper, Doran Lee Hoffman, Dariene Annette Ketterman, and Michael in the period, with addresses and parent details. Also mentions spouses and maiden names. A separate item notes a conviction reversed on appeal involving Weather-Mastic Inc and two executives. Bermuda residents are noted as not paying income taxes or carrying public debt.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
John C. Morgan
Water Street
James Resco
Robert P. Marendt
Tower Apartments
Susan Ann
Marendt
Paul Line Martz
Yellow Springs
Thomas G. Roetzel
East Third Street
Chile
Ann Elizabeth
Roetzel
Susan Peters
Gardener
John S. Palmer
Lincoln Apartments
Anita Maria
Jesse C. Reed
Airy
Cirée Everett
Gary BR. Cooper
Knoxville
Teresa Robin
Cooper
Winifred Kay Souder
Peteraville
Donald L. Hoffman
Doran Lee
Hoffiman
Doris Lorraine Pearl
Jefferson
Daniel
Ketterman
Hillside Apartments
Dariene Annette
Yamsville
Michael. Mondar
High School Plans Second Annual Science Fair
Frederick High School announces its second annual Science Fair the week of April 22 led by senior biology teacher Mrs. Audrey Pressler. Projects include embryology, germ cultures, radiation heating a house, and turbochargers on racing cars. prizes awarded per grade per science department. Winners advance to Franklin Science Institute in Philadelphia or another fair.
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Frederick High School
Audrey Pressler
Presster
Franklin Science Institute
Philadelphia
Trenchant Wit Cited In George Bernard Shaw Note
English lesson notes and word study focus on misused terms and spelling habits. The excerpt highlights trenchant meaning keen and biting with Shaw as an example.
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Jones
Tim
George Bernard Shaw
Bodine to keynote Zonta dinner at Key Hotel
Zonta Club and guests welcome A Aubrey Bodine famed photographer, director of Baltimore Sunday Sun Magazine, noted for Maryland portraits. He will speak at a Monday night dinner with clubs and community leaders, highlighting his book collections and exhibitions across Maryland and beyond.
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Zontians
Francis Scott Key Hotel
A. Aubrey Bodine
Bodine
Fredericktonians
Baltimore
Sunday Sun
Free State
Maryland
Photographic Society of America
Virginia B
Georges Leicester
Thomas
Zonta Club
Baltimore Museum of Art
Eastman Exhibition Hall
Grand Central Galleries
New York
Mariners Museum
Newport News
Legislature Teems With Last Minute Bills In Annapolis
Delegates and senators rushed to file 15 bills and resolutions yesterday as the General Assembly nears adjournment. Proposals include higher fees for private oyster cultivation and tax relief for war veterans, with lawmakers signaling further measures to come before rule-suspension votes.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Sen
Phipps
Arundel
Len-Phipps
Federal Aid to Education Discussed by James Marlow
James Marlow analyzes the heated debate over federal aid to education. He notes Eisenhower’s $1.3 billion plan to help build classrooms amid classroom shortages, opposition from the Chamber of Commerce, and Congress struggles over segregation and spending.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Fed
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Ther
White House
Conference On Education
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Births
Miss Margaret Sauerwein of Littlestown and Taneytown Road spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city visiting friends. Mrs J Harold Hooper of Walkersville returned by plane from St Petersburg Florida after a week there. Mrs Hooper accompanied her aunt Mrs Robert Delaplaine who is registered at Vinoy Park Hotel in St Petersburg. Miss Evelyn Smith of Jefferson has completed six months training at Theran Hospital School of Nursing Baltimore and was among twenty one graduates on March 7. Relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Homer Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Mr and Mrs Charles Summers Mrs Oscar DeGrange Mrs Russell Smith Mrs Merle Huffer Miss Teresa Summers Charles Summers Dwight Smith and Rev Calvin Moreland. Mrs S Elmer Brown Jr of West Third Street observes her 58th birthday today and is a patient at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddock Heights. George Ifert, Braddock Heights leader, will mark his birthday tomorrow. Miss Betty Boger of Lovellsville spent the weekend with Mrs Ethel Parker and family in New Market. Mr and Mrs John Play of St Louis announce the birth of a son Mart Douglas born Sunday. Mrs Play is daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Crickenberger of Frederick.
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Margaret E. Sauerwein
Littlestown
Taneytown Road
J. Harold Hooper
Walkerstille
St Petersburg
Fls
Hooper
Robert E. Delaplaine
St. Petersburg
Delaplaine
Vinoy Park Hotel
Evelyn Smith
Homer Smith
Jefferson
Theran Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Smith
Charles Smith
Charles Summers
Oscar DeGrange
Russell Smith
Merle Huffer
Teresa Summers
Dwight Smith
Calvin Moreland
S. Elmer Brown Jr
West Third Street
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
George Ifert
Betty Boger
Lovellsville
Ethel Parker and
New Market
John Play
St. Louis
Mart Douglas
Play
Lawrence Crickenberger
Frederick
Sick Feaster and Schultz Listed for Hospital Treatment
Among the sick Jerry O Feaster of near Brunswick is under treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Feaster Sr Mr Raymond Schultz Braddock Avenue entered South Baltimore General Hospital Monday to undergo surgery this morning.
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Jerry O. Feaster
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph H. Feaster
Raymond Schultz
Braddock Avenue
South Baltimore General Hospital
Doctor Says Nearsightedness Often Begins Early
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains myopia as an eye condition common in educated groups and those who do intensive close work. It begins early, can stabilize by adulthood, or progress in severe cases, with blurred distant vision while near tasks remain doable.
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Edwin P. Jordan
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