A Day For Green Saint Patrick’s early life and legends
The piece recalls St. Patrick and Ireland with stories of his capture in Ireland, years as a slave tending flocks, later becoming a monk in France, and his return in 432 to preach. It notes he founded 300 churches, baptized 120000, and the legend of banishing snakes, celebrating his influence and enduring memory in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
St. Patrick
Ireland
England
The
Severn
Scotland
Dumbarton
Ulster
France
Green Isle
Allergies Not Funny Highlighting Rising Medical Concern
An article notes allergy awareness rising with millions affected. It cites 60 percent showing symptoms, 10 percent seriously, and 4 million with asthma and hay fever in the United States alongside 3 million with chronic bronchitis and sinusitis. It calls allergy research a growing medical field. Bank elects directors at Taneytown Birnie Trust Company meeting. board reorganizes with Fuss as president and Dunbar as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Birnie Trust Company
Taneytown
Ernest 5. Bankard
Calvin W. Binkley
Thomas L. Devilbiss
Ernest W. Dunbar
Merwyn C. Fuss
Harry H. Haines
Geo. L. Harner
Harry Mi. Mohney
James C. Myers
David Smith
Boare
Chas. R. Arnold
Charles R. Arnold
William F. Bricker
Murray M Baumgardner
Rhoda Rohrbaugh
Janet Rodkey
Plans Abridge Potomac Bridge To Free Public Use
Fifty years ago items note plans to purchase the Berlin Lovettsville bridge over the Potomac at Brunswick to make it free for the public. A new Frederick county election district named Brunswell was signed by the Governor. The Senate passed a bill to ban Tauors sales in Urbana. Rev Boyd V Switzer of Trinity M E church married Nellie Lindon at Mt Crayford. Junior and Senior music recitals at Woman's College opened. The State Senate passed a bill granting 82409 yearly pensions to judges aged 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin-Lovettsville
Potomac
Brunswick
Frederick
Loudoun
Frederick County
Bruns- Wille
Senate
Urbana
Boyd ¥ V. Switzer
Trinity M. E. Church
Mt Crayford
Nellie Lindon
Woman's College
Unrraft
Conservatory of
Amusie
State Senate
Qudges
Burkittsville road bridge reopened after ice damage
Twenty Years Ago OF The News from March 11 1934 notes the Burkittsville Wideletoun road bridge reopening to traffic after ice floe damage. An Almanac item mentions the Frederick basketball team winning 36 to 17 in an elimination tournament. Mayor Manshower expected to seek a second term amid sparse public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville-Wideletoun
Mae Alligany FG aGibuodu
Frederick Igh
Manshower
William Bobensett
Songtaen
Weddings Harcett-Garrett and Hargett alliances in Westminster
Wedding notices from Westminster report Harcett Garret and Robert Vernon Hargett wed last Wednesday at St. Benjamin’s Evangelical and Reformed Church with double ring ceremony. Bride Mary Garrett wore Chantilly lace, veil and white orchid. groom Wilbur Hargett’s son. Reception for about 25 in church hall. Groom stationed in Key West Fla. Also Mary Ann Burrier and Paul Albaugh united in Union Bridge at Linganore Methodist Church with elaborate gowns, Bibles, and pearls. Post ceremony reception followed. couple to reside in Union Bridge area. Engagement announced between Frances Hardy and Herbert Kenneth Gosnell with no date set. Also lodge supper and assembly events noted with prizes and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcett
Garrett
Heer
Marie Garrett
This Petty
Vernon A. Garrett
Westminster
Route 3
Robert Vernon Hargett
Wilbur Hargett
East Church Street
St Benjamin's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Westiminster
Joseph Chukla
J. A. Mason
Arttur Michael
Wrertemindion
Florida
Westminster High School
Colonial Music Shop
Frederick High School
US. Navy
Key West
Fla. 1
Albaugh
Burrier
Mary Ann Burrier
Serah I
Union Bridge
Murray Barrier
Paul L. Albaugh
Ira Albaugh
Linganore Methodist Church
Unionville
Kenneth Tyson
C. Reynolds Simmons
John
John H. Arbaugh
Albert Hardy
Long Cornes
Frances
Herbert Kenneth Gosnell
Alton Gosneil
Woodbine
Club to Meet Monocacy Garden Club March Meeting
The Monocacy Garden Club of Upper Montgomery County will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday March 18 at 1 PM at the home of Mrs William Norris of RBeaussile. Mr Stackwall will give a talk titled Problem Spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
William Norris
Stackwall
Little League Opens May 19 in Frederick
Frederick's Little League season kicks off on May 19 after a Monday YMCA meeting. Tryouts run April 12 for three weeks with age groups 11 12 14 and 8 2. Activities include weekly practices, a player auction, and field house work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
YMCA
First Reports Made In Red Cross Drive
The Red Cross drives begin with statements from executive secretary Mrs Emily Bittle noting nationally the scale of aid to veterans and civilians. Local chapters add volunteers led by Mrs Maurice Schindledecker in Hauvers district and J D Leatherman in Lewistown with many names joining campaigns in Brunswick and Jefferson districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Bittle
Red Cross
Frederick County
Home Service Committee
Maurice Schindledecker
Hauvers
Lewistown
J. D. Leatherman
Jean Wachter
Edna Rice
Brunswick
Fhe
Harry Nicholson
Richard R. Martin
John Stauhs
Norman Haller
Chester Yeaster
Paul Trimappe
Frank Coffman
Joseph Payne
Mirs
Joseph Gross
Julia Barger
Dora Good
Marie Carter
Ruth Fowler
Richard Kline
Diewcin Darcey Leas Cena Lutman
William Durkan
Mary Huffer
Grace Conner
Talmage Beacht
Mae Long
Dorothy Decker
Carl Margrabe
Betty Strickley
Lena Young
Frances M. Dean
J. Klein
Lillian Cain
Nellie Shulty
Jefferson Grange
Jack Lakin
Jefferson District
Edward Thrasher
Jan Thrasher
Doris Gordon
Barbara Brown
Ralph Brown
Arthur House
Mary Poole
Joseph Long
Henry Lakin, Jr
Harold Brubaker
Jefferson
Generally Suspended Sentence Handed Down
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield in Peoples Court handed down generally suspended sentences for Anna May Kidd of Clifton Road after her assault on her sister and mother. In another case, Joseph P. McEntee of Washington received 20 days in default of fines and costs totaling 37.30 for motor vehicle violations including speeding and driving without a license. Collateral forfeitures included Willard G. Tribby of Knoxville for failure to drive on the right of center and Damily H. Folk of Baltimore for passing on a hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Hanced Down
Anna May Kidd
Clifton Road
Kidd
Joseph P. MrEatee
Washington
McEntee
Robert Storer
Willard G. Tribby
Knoxville
Damily H. Folk
Baltimore
Sauth Jefferson Street
Storer
William Boone
New Scout Troop Forms At Good Shepherd Lutheran
An organization meeting for a new Boy Scout troop sponsored by Good Shepherd Lutheran Church was held Monday evening in the parsonage basement on Biggs avenue. About a dozen Scouts joined with J Robert Nelson as scoutmaster and Robert Winger Milford Lunde as assistant scoutmasters. The troop committee includes Bernard L Gilbert as chairman with William H Ogie Carl Darner Jack Markey and Edward S Mobley Jr. Rev Carroll L Boyer attended. Meetings will be Mondays at 7 pm in the Marker basement at 201 Grove Boulevard with formal organization planned in about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Biggs Avenue
J. Robert Nelson
Robert Winger
Milford Lunde
Bernard L
Gus) Gilbert
William H. Ogie
Carl Darner
Jack Markey
Edward S Mobley
Carroll L. Boyer
Eisenhower Replies to McCarthy Fight and Army Claims
David Lawrence reports on Eisenhower urging focus away from McCarthy battles while the Army reacts with rival charges to a Senate subcommittee. The piece cites Senator Flanders criticizing foreign policy, warns of a possible shift toward containment by infiltration, and flags potential disclosures on Pentagon requests. The dialogue foreshadows continued Senate investigations naming Stevens, Adams, McCarthy, Carr, and Cohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Wallington
Eisenhower
Flanders
Vermont
Senate
McCarthy
Gary Teat
Department of the Army
Wisconsin
Army
Francis Carr
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Stevens
John G. Adams
Roy Cohn
Pentagon
Senator Flanders
Sincere Inquisitiveness For Facing Community Problems
Hood College hosted a lecture on community health and welfare featuring Miss Helaine Todd executive director of the Girl Scouts in the District of Columbia and Montgomery County She urged attendees to seek facts before acting to avoid duplication of effort and stressed the need to stay connected to the whole community Todd warned that delinquency often arises when old behavior patterns clash with current needs and highlighted the importance of dignity for slow learners She noted that areas of infection will persist and urged beginning wherever there is a connection to start gathering facts and take action Todd an Hood College alumna with extensive social work experience was honored by her alma mater Convocation ceremonies for her work as a teacher writer and executive in welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Helaine Todd
Girl Scouts
District of Columbia
Montgomery County
Todd
Miss Todd
D.C. Juventile Court
Miss Toad
Peek A Boo Blouses And Tight Sweaters Out
SILVER SPRING Md Those high school outfits are banned at Montgomery Blair High School by a dress code adopted by faculty Parents and Student Council. Principal Daryl Shaw says attire reflects student attitude and aims to raise standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Montgomery-Blair High School
Daryl Shaw
Bread pudding in custard cups speeds baking times
A quick kitchen tip suggests baking bread pudding in custard cups rather than a single casserole. This method halves the usual baking time, helping when you’re pressed for time.
Deaths in Myersville and Westminster Areas
Mrs Ida M Pedersen of Myersville Route 1 aged 72 died early Sunday. She is survived by husband Lewis J Pedersen, son John L Bear of Hagerstown, and three grandchildren. Interment at Rose Hill Cemetery after services at Kraiss Funeral Home Hagerstown. Mrs Bessie B Perkins died suddenly at home aged 62, member of Salvat ion Army. Survivors include husband two daughters Marceline and Peachie Elizabeth Perkins, sisters and brother, plus many nieces and nephews. Service details TBA. Paul L Cross died suddenly at 43 on Mast Green Street Westminster. Former Westminster Welding operator and AirCo distributor. Survived by wife Ruth Brown Cross two brothers and a sister. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM from local funeral home. interment Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Pedersen
Myersville
Rowett
Lewis J. Pedersen
John L. Bear
Ha'erstown
William Laser
Hagerstown
Kraiss
Havers
Earl E Reddine
Rose ‘Hill
Charles L. Perkins
Bessie B. Perkins
Charles L Perkins
Klineharts Alley
Reifsteinek
Sal' Valion Army
Marceline J
Peachie Elizabeth Perkins
Howard Renner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clyde Stride
Shepherdstown
W Va
Richard Stevens
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Paul L. Cross
Mast Green Street
Westminster
Walter’ Mailhaver
Lindel
Waldo Cross
Westminster Welding Company
AirCo
The
American Legion
Westminster Civitans Club
Baltimore
Ruth Brown Cross
Charles Cross
Donald Cross
Edward
Shalties
Catonsville
Joseph Chukla
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Fuss and Son
Parkway P. T. A. To Meet Thursday Night
Parkway Pat lent-Teacher Association schedules a Thursday March 18 meeting with a 7 to 7:30 visitation and a 7:30 business session. Joseph J Vona will lead a discussion on PTA fund use and show The Face of Youth film from the Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Patlent-Teacher Association
Joseph J .Vona
P.T.A
Robert H. Pilgram
B. D. Eddy
Carlton Molesworth, Jr
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
Surprise Birthday Party At Mantz Michael Home
A surprise party was held at the Mantz Michael home near Frederick on March to celebrate Mr. Michael's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Gosneil, Mr and Mrs Stanley Michael, Mr and Mrs Clifton Morningstar, Mr and Mrs Thomas C Michael, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Michael, Mr and Mrs Marshall Mitchell, Mrs Irving Beall, Mrs John Ropp, Mrs William Michael, Robert Michael, Joseph Moringstar, Bradley Stras berger, David Ropp and Ronnie Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantz Michael
Frederick
Mr. Michael
Mrr
William Gosneil
Stanley Michael
Clifton Morningstar
Thomas C. Michael
Kenneth Michael
Marshall Mitchell
Irving Beall
John Ropp
William Michael
Robert Michael
Joseph Moringstar
Bradley Strasberger
David Ropp
Ronnie Engle
Deeds Recorded In Buckeystown And Braddock Districts
Executors for the estate of Lillie Boteler sold a 275 acre Buckeystown farm to Dr and Mrs Norvel Belt for 22000 in a private sale recorded in the Clerk's office Fannie Maude Deater and Nora Deater sold an 18 acre Braddock district farm to Mr and Mrs Samuell Crone for about 17500, per revenue stamps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie
Boteler
Buckeystown
Norvel Belt
Fannie Maude Deater
Nora Dane Deater
Samuell
Crone
Braddock
Funeral services for Charles H Clarke Sr Thurmont
Funeral services for Charles H Clarke Sr of Thurmont were held after his death Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Requiem Mass was held at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Thurmont with Rev Vincent Tomalski officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Survivors include wife Ambrosia, sons Charles Jr Jerome Patrick Joseph Michael Paul Ronald Francis in various locations, daughters Catherine Silverthorne Mary Hasselman Eleanor Bolin Rose Marie Goff, a brother Raymond Clarke and two step brothers Howard Thompson. Charles W Addison services were held Monday at 2 pm at the Thurmont funeral home with Rev Charles H Corbett officiating. Pallbearers named and interment in United Brethren cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Clarke
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul
Ronald
Francis Clarke
Catherine Silverthorne
New Orleans
Fla
Mary Hasselman
Bronx
Eleanor Bolin
Cedar Grove
Rose Marie Goff
Silver Spring
Raymond Clarke
Baltimore
Howard Thompson
Washington
Charles W. Addison
Charles H. Corbett
Raman Roailes Bhitin Vent Elden Buhrman
James Eyler
Edgar Zander
James Dubel
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurnont
M. L. Creazer and Son
Personal Notices From HMC Hresko and Others
Births and relocations listed for families in Chevy Chase and Brunswick. Frances H Jones, former Miss, mother at Bethesda hospital. Feb 19. Donald K Musgrove departs for Fairchild AFB with family at Scott AFB escort. Arley James G Dean training as radio technician at Scott. Claxley family announce second daughter born at Frederick Memorial Hospital. McDonogh coach Sponseide on scoring vacation at New Market. Two killed in truck crash as freight train backs from roundhouse in Cambridge, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HMC
John P. Hresko
Chevy Chase
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Hresko
Frances H. Jones
Chief Hresko
Camp Detrick
Donald K. Musgrove
Donald G. Musgrove
Brunswick
Fairchild Afb
Spokane
Wash
Charles Claxley
Dickerson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Michael Z. Sponseide
McDonogh School
New Market
Tragedy on Baltimore Streetcar Tracks Kills Woman
Mrs Lucile Haun 22 a mother was struck and killed by a dump truck near the No 2 streetcar tracks in Baltimore. Driver Edward Sheppard 30 that struck the nurse intentionally tried to pass between safety zone and streetcar. City Hospitals received Haun and three streetcar passengers were hospitalized while 17 others were shaken up. Eastern Avenue traffic halted for about 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lucile Haun
Edward Sheppard
Haun
Eastern Avenue
Among The Sick Mr Marshall C Baker
Walker s ville route salesman for Hershberger s bakery is progressing satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an emergency operation Friday Mr Richard T Delaughter Shackstown is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery Monday morning Mrs Mary Woo Zimmernan 52 East Patrick street very sick is slightly improved Mrs W L Ensor Walkersville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for observation and treatment Baking potatoes use a mealy flaky variety of potato for scalloped or creamed potatoes or potato salad choose the firm waxy variety that holds its shape
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall C. Baker
Walkersville
Hershberger's Bakery
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard T. Delaughter
Shackstown
Mary Woo Zimmernan
Patrick Street
W. L. Ensor
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G. F. Temple
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Celeste T Brown
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Philip Bower
Mountain View Cemetery
Abdel Ross Wentz
Dr. Rasmussen
Gettysburg
Pa. Theological Seminary
Luther Place Memorial Church
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