Tryouts Scheduled For "My Sister Eileen" Era
A local program outlines spring and yearlong activities including a theater tryout for "My Sister Eileen" and a series of talks on health, missions, and world life. Plans for spring festivals, lectures by Mrs. Harvey Davis, and a gathering hosted by Mrs. George Lewis Jr. are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagins
Syarsese
Deep
Soacnich
Brewster
Hospital
Florida
Mary Lewis
Harvey Davis
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
United
Lehorne
George Lewis Jr
Unis City
Letters To The Editor From Mt Carmel MT
A Mt Carmel page item details church activities at Mt Carmel Methodist and a lengthy appreciation note for the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. It praises the Christmas Seal Sale results totaling 12,635,941 dollars in seals and notes six percent of gross proceeds stay in state for local services and rehab efforts. The piece also mentions New Market Grange events and a farming talk, plus a proposed state sales tax discussion in Dover.
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Eniwer
Frederick County Tubernosis and Public Health Association
The
Frederick News
Fredarick
Maryland
Tibersilosis Assoc
Koowa
Seal Sale
Frederick County
Yubercutosis and Public Health Association
Fifty Years Ago The News Columns March 15 198
Fifty years ago the issue notes a store transfer on North Market Street with Willing D. Roderick set to take charge March 23. It lists state senate and house employees including Eugene A. Wachter Paul Winghester and Harriet D. Bobite. City Opera House features Pearce and Sebeck’s moving pictures along with quiet films and an amateur show. Annie M. Gaver from South Market Street dies from burns suffered weeks earlier while ironing. Irving S. Biser, long in charge of Braddock Heights music, to lead the band and orchestra again this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wk. Warvey A. Harrington Ning
North Market Street
Willing D. Roderick
State Senate
Eugene A. Wachter
Paul Winghester
Frederick County
Senate
Harriet D. Bobite
Frederick
City Opera House
Pearce and Sebeck
Spenlovet
Sumvar
Wiss
Annie M
GAVPR
Mes
Martin
Gaver
South Market Street
City Moxprtal
Miss Gaver
Ballimore
Irving S$. Bis
Homemakers Corner milestone noted for Mr Charles White
Mr Charles White of North Wisner Street will celebrate his thirtieth birthday on Monday. He is a longtime resident noted by neighbors for community involvement and steady service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
White
North Wisner Street
iMonday
Lent era protein switch in family meals and theater notes
A lengthy piece blends Lent cooking advice with a community theater calendar. It discusses affordable meat substitutions, including milk eggs cheese fish and beans, and highlights a Maryland study on complete versus incomplete proteins. It previews two school plays My Sister Eileen and mentions a wedding anniversary and a birth at Garfield Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Campiele
Ratrigevator
Twenty Years Ago in The Columns The News
Gannon of a Potomac Adison Quarter Century Allah was elect at a meeting of 73 veteran employes of the company. One man was brought back from the brink of death and another revived by the United Fire Company rescue after fumes in 10,000 gallon fuel oil tank work at Mill side Coal Company on South Waterman. Dusk pepper recipe and kitchen instructions included. $1,500 damages suit against the city over sanitary sewer work. Douglas laying off Santa Monica workers. 300 employees to be saved by the company. A birthday dinner for Mr Pickett observed by family and friends. Frank A. Conaway, bank president, attended bankers conference in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gannon
Potomac
Allah
Comepany
WE Man
United Fire Company Rescue bqMadran
Millside Coal Company
South
Alent
Savannah Indians
Frank A. Conaway
First National Bank of Mount Airy
Morynae and
Amuripean Bankers Association
Raosnvelt Hotel
New York ‘City
Vom Mazel LD
Frederick Md Page 4 Local News Snippet
A fragmentary 1958 page shows small town notices and ads with scattered prices. It mentions March 15 as a date, local street addresses, subscriptions, and republication rights. The readable text hints at community postings and classified-style items from Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weday
HK News
Frederick
Ulilfhedd
North Cruit
Soler
Guector
Monti
Dreds Erick
Urbay
Marcie
Poetry Contest Winners Announced by Catholic Daughters
C D A poetry contest results announced across divisions with First Place winners from St John’s and Visitation Academy, plus college entries. Prizes total five dollars for top divisional places, with national winners to be named by August 15 and trophies awarded. Special service announced by Presbyterian Church featuring Rev Joseph S Nigel of Baltimore as guest speaker.
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Catholic Daughters of Americans
Monal
Perelyn Missions
Isa Waines
St. John’s School
Our Lady
Margig Craw
St. John's
Hunt Plkins
St. Ifoln
First Vila
Chetsigias
Donna McKenzie
Tihyratte Visitutian
Laura Kelly
St Joseph Colluze
Lois Aim Tipps
SL. Joseph
Marian Brown
Taval
Fld. Cook
Ralph Kineain
William Duggen Jr
Merty McCaffrey
Chica Godbee
Presbytorian Church
Joseph
Nigel
Baltimore
Trev
Mc- Kim
Church of the ‘Saviour
Robert Myer
Boys
Mekim
Haven
Presbyterian
Adamstown PTA Planning Minstrel in Community Hall
AdamstownParent-Teacher Association plans a minstrel performances March 21 and 22 starting at 8 Day in the Community Hall. The show features a long list of named performers, including Interlocutor Pascal Renn and many others with special numbers by school children. A hospital report follows listing recent admissions and births in several local communities.
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Adamstown
Pascal Renn
Clark
Frank Laurence
Davis
Marion Hoffman
Ellis
Joseph Thomas
Barrett
Gene Johnsun
Foster
Joseph Biser
Adams
George Tohery
Ghost
Harold Shankle
Connie Harris
Peggy Smith
Carol Smith
June Shock
Blanche Kiser
Joan Wiser
Jon Thomas
Tommy Thomas
Edie Hoult
Catherine Howl
Sharon Shankle
Dorothy Thomas
Barbara Davis
Mary Walter
Carol Scarff
BrendanVastle
Cynthia Gibson
Anne Morningstar
Unionville Homemakers Club Meets In Grange Hall
The Unionville Homemakers Club held its monthly meeting at the Grange Hall with Mrs. Clifton Dudderar presenting a demonstration on home furnishings and arranging decor. Delegates include Mrs. Bruce Harbaugh and Mrs. Guy Baker who will host the luncheon. refreshments were served. The King's Daughters met at Calvary Methodist Church with eleven members and two visitors. rummage sale planned for May and a gift box auction occurred. The Vindobona Convalescent Home group featured a cancer education film on March 10 led by Dr. Frank Wemazo. discussion covered early detection and treatment, with questions answered afterward.
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Unionvile Clib
Unionville Homemakers Club
Marth Ji
Uke Grange Hall
Unionville
Clifton Dudderar
Bruce Harbaugh
Guy Baker
Ralph Ripley
Harbaugh
Baker
P Alne
J. Carvel Nicodemus
Teoma
Pearre
Charles &Roderick, Jr
Charles Rhoderick
King's Daughters
Calvary Methodist
Biessed
Glaule ‘Trout
Vindolona Personnel Helt Jté
Vindobona Convalescent Nome
Tim
Studdin Of Dance Students Pass Exams in 1942
Forty two students from Nelyn Re White Studio Bunce were examined in the Cecchetti Method class. Miss Virgiline Simontons and Mrs Gertrudt Edwards presided as examiners. Recipients included Rhondy Soll Victoria Roth Barbara Windsor and many others. Two students, David Welty and Karen Cau Wisatykey, were commended and traveled to Washington for a YWCA demonstration conducted by the Cecchetti Council of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelyn Re White
Bunce
Avade
Virgiline Simontons
Cerebet 4 Council of America, Inc
Gertrudt Edwards Dary
Uc.ajs
Miss White
Trederick Academy
Ithe Visitalion
Rhondy Soll
iVictoria ‘Oth
Barbara Windsor
Karon Biser
Karen Lou Wikotzkey
Sherrie Holmes
Linile Staley
Diana Amaorello
Doris Welty
Lanee McLaren
Juana Milly
Helen¢ Grove
Martha Angiesbee
Lucinda Roxeto
Melissa Rostro
Eizabeth Kallivant
Linda Handley
Vick
Crouse
Susan Traines
Barbara Kline
Darlene Suhulte
Darlene Phelps
David Welty
Karen Cau Wisatykey
Washington
YWCA
Ceechelli
C.C.A
Misconduct Alleged in TV Star Marriage Drama
Hollywood publicity surrounds television figure TeleVision star Mis Young as husband Tom Lewis files civil suit alleging mismanagement and dishonesty by Young and partner Robert Shewalter in Techsler Film Inc. In New York City, Lewis calls it a corporate matter with no personal fallout. Obituary notices for Charles W. Brown Clara Rebecca Davis and Harry W. Wetzel outline deaths and funeral plans in Maryland and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Loredta Young
Tom Lewis
Jones
Hollywood
Techsler Fil Inc
Nbc-Tv
Sle
Miss Young
Robert F. Shewalter
Lewis
Rue
Migs Young
Showaller
New York City
Abe C
LaRoche Vertising O
Hospital News From Frederick Memorial and Garfield Memorial
Among the sick are Harold U Prochane and Miss Martha Sigler of Waldorf formerly Middletown, both noted as medical patients. Mrs Nellie Wille of Tower Apartments is reported as satisfactory. Martha Sigler underwent appendicitis surgery at Garfield Memorial in Washington and is recovering well. Wayne Eizler of Attleary is recovering from measles. George J Krom of Rocky Ridge was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday. Infancy cases appear in the American Legion column.
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Washington County
Tingerstown
James Over M. Davis
Sabillasville
Waynese
Clyde OG. Young
Eastliner Hospital
Juhn Rool
Church Street
Knoxville
Newton DB
Baker
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pital
Marlinsburg
Ackmlt- Young
Romour Ugs TM
Neliie Wille
Tower Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martha
Sigler
Ralph C. Sigler
Waldorf
Middletown
Garfield
Washington
Wayne Eizler
David Egler
Airy
George J. Krom
Rocky Hidge
Frederick
Funerals for George Webster Fitze Sr Held Near Doubs
Funeral services for George Webster Fitze Sr died at home near Doubs were held Friday at 2 PM at 106 East Church Street with Rev C Hite of St Mark's Lutheran officiating. Pallbearers were J Davis Edward Carey Howard Davis Raymond Basford Theodore Basford and Lawrence Walter. Interment in Mount Olive cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Clara Rebecca Davis
Charles
D. D. Hartz Jler and Son
Key’s Chapel
Oldfield
George Allen
Wesley Methodist Cemetery
George Webster
Fitze Sr
Doubs
Charlotte K. Short
Albert Shuff
Thurmont
M. L. Ureagey
San
Jun‘eral
Addie Cordelia Woerner
East Secondstreet
Charles C. Woerner
Vindobona
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Glad Circle Bible Class
Church School
Russell Feaga
Charles L. Wachter
Daniel Hout
Charles Kehne
BE. L. Shaler
J. J. Stevens
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison Jana Son
Carlos H. Wiles
Frederick
Berryville
Virginia
Fanern Fame
East Patricks Street
Raymond EB. Wilhelm
Pasetor
Grace United Church of Christ
Johns Fleischman
Lester Baker
Robert Whitmore
Frank Ahrecht
William Norwood
Joseph Orndai
Mont! Olivet Vemeten
Cline and Son
Department Store's Spring Opening Begins
The Spring opening sale at Menry's department store on Nort Market street began Thursday and will continue through Monday. St Patrick's Day decorations and free green candy will draw customers from Bethesda, Rochille, and Virginia as the store offers Easter displays and music all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menry's Department Atore
Nort Market Street
Bethesda
Rochille
J Virginia
Pam
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Eileen
Mt, Carmel
Womans Society of Christian Service
Mt. Carnet” Methodist Church
Leonard Waeller
Marth
Warshin
Harry Javathaan
Josfapi PD
Harer
Keat
Nivoilentusar
Markey Grange
Larnier
Falmers
Dyer
Charles Cline
England
Duns
Brander
Tayard Stiles
Uke Toat
Adebarman
John UN
Dover
Pel
Horsace W. Mibs
D-Laurel
Priday
Mills
Howard
Abbott
George
General Assembly
the News
Homemakers
Lenwen Desiies
Miss Beutrige Fehr
Wil Imi
Ileen
Nhl
AL Talloom
Bhn Street
Tualor Jmieh School
Maleen
New York
Shirley Goath
Ruth Sherwood
Joseph A. Fields
Jerome Chodorov
Musalind Russell
Colmbus
Greenwich Village
John
Wejwill
Toi
University Hospital
Tol
Timery
Mona
Cone Shent
Ferdine
Timeritsit
Admirals
Fredericks High School
Sone Soved
Lacs OF
Bredoriek
C. Jons
Lal Nege Mrerlecek
Ihely
Patrick’s
Watkins
Garfield Hospital
Delia Lee
Ens
Douglas
Santa Monica
Nonglis
Riveraltle
J. Leland Pickett
Poplar Springs
Pickett
Matthew Birkel
Fuckwlt
Stanley Picket
Allen
Howard Pickett
Fang
Donna Pea
Aml
Calvin
Iandy
Darlene
Adamstown Pta Planning Minstrel
Gabe
Frank Wemazo
Ansuer
Studdin
Charles W. Brown
Charles Watsier Brown
Camp Louise
Sjw
Brown
Bor
Lantz
Upton
Clara (Coonrood) Brown
Highfield
Fle
S My
Lee
Thomas Brown
Ivan Brown
Tanta
Russell Brown
Casvaile
Mi ‘Nie Harbaugh
Traininy
Nettie Harbaugh
Magerstown
Harry W. Wetzel
Harcy W. Wezel
Mt. Airy
Win Arch Road
Catwoll Cownly
Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Wetzel
Sarah E. Wetzel
Wim
Ales
LaRue Dayhoff
Halethorpe
Land
Melvin Moxley
Mt.Airy
Bethany Cemetery
Saylorsville
We Funeral Home
Harold U. Prochane
M Hospital
Pat le Badsu
Ata Bamegdaes
Jackson
Arenuntant
Ad Tan
Meelunie
Nettsville Presbyterian Church
Germantown
Beally
Angglesbee
Tamsville
Ungleshee
George W
Annie C. Ungleshee
Montgomery County
Neolaville Presbyterian Church
Lurch Cemetery
Department Store
MTAKE
Department of Motor Welliele
State Armory
Barbara Jane Atkins
Clarke Place
Glen Carl Gulshall
RID
Kenneth Darrell Fanes
Port Mewick
Otis Chambers Diggs
Alfred Healvey LaBrusklin
Dorothy Ellen Stull
Milda
Viola Stull
Robert William Ingram
Lincoln Apartments
Harry Louis Wither
RFD
John Hunter Hanna Jr
West Second Street
William Spencer Ward
Kjamsvie
Charles Edwin Gower
Greenbelt
Helen Elizabeth Hewitt
Ramona Lee Wilkinson
Damas~ Lous
Evelyn MacGuinn
RED
Itt
James William Harvey
Ithurmont
Daniel Flerman Toms
Silver Spring
Cleo Charles Bickelsberger
Shirley Ann Trax
Emmitsburg
Timely Times
Christopher
RFD S
New Windsor
Rudell Eugene Ahalt
Jefferson
Charley Sheppard Bay Jes
Dowds
Suzanne Martha Paltim
Rfds
Victor Jram Buhrman
RFD 2
Myere Vats
Glenwoon Xing
Damascus
Wieir
Bon Ile
Elaine
Delmas Robert Poster
Robert Foster
Galthersburg
MERTS
Lewistown
Miller's Woods
Bowie
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