Great Squuthie But Ptg and Mig Co Ad Notice
A fragmented postal and circulation notice from March 20 1956 appears with references to addresses in Prout MO and Frederick MD. It includes mentions of mail absence actions and carrier months fees and an Audit Bureau of Circulations imprint. The garbled text notes second class matter status and publication date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Squthe
PTG. & Mig. CO
Mert Court St Prout MO
Frederick, Md
St Bloath
A.W. BY
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Exhus
Fred
Nck
Vernal Equinox Marks Official Arrival Of Spring
Scientists at Hayden Planetarium in New York declare the vernal equinox occurs today at 10 22 a m signaling spring after a harsh winter. A detached iceberg heads toward Atlantic shipping as modern nav aids improve safety amid icy north sea lanes. A marriage license is issued in Gettysburg PA to Dwight Cregger and Genevieve Kathryn Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Planearum
American Museum of Natural History
New York
U. S. Coast Guard
North Sea
Europe
Clerk of Courts
Gettysburg
Arnold
Dwight Cregger
Dickerson
Luther H. Cregger
Emmitsburg
Genevieve Kathryn Taylor
Richard A. Taylor
RFD 1
Aspers
Extension of Frederick city limits passes House vote
In the Maryland House last night the bill extending Frederick city limits was approved after amendments. Property not benefiting from water or neighborhoods will not be taxed. At Woman's College chapel exercises President Apple announced a successful move to increase endowment. The Maryland Brick and Supply Company organized its board with Schildknecht as president and manager and a new brick plant planned to be in operation by June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Anders
House of Delegates
Woman's College
Apple
Raisine Ian Aera Ys
Margaret, Hood
Frederick
Pape Gon
Amos
McKalg
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
Calvin E. Schildknecht
Harmon L. Gaver
Grayson H. Staley
Emory L. Coblentz
Lewistown
W. 5
Woman's Society of Christian Service
W. SC
Lafayette Wastler
Charles Michael
Wast‘ler
Norman Ramshure
Russell Frushour
Pauline Stull
Albert i Powell
Luther Martin
William Taylor
Red Cross
Powell
Henry Eaton
Green
Pruset
Miss Dorothy Strong
Leonard Theological College
Aiica
Harry Lohe
Mere Luther Martin
el Green
Pauline Stall
Flood damage prompts governor praise and detours abound
Gov Harry W Nice inspect flood damage at Point of Rocks and comments on relief. The Potomac bridge remains largely washed away as the crest nears past Johnstown flood levels. South and Southwest auto traffic diverted via Williamsport while Brunswick bridge damage is assessed. Potomac falling rapidly Harpers Ferry reports 35 feet to 17 feet. Warnings urge residents to boil and treat drinking water.
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Harry W. Nice
Potomac River
Johnstown
Willamsaburg
Brunswick
Washington
Williamsport
Billimore and
Ohie
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Aaver
Cousty Health Wow
Sunday in New England Church Bells Move Reader
A New England Sunday morning scene in a Lewistown hotel. The author recalls church bells, white picturesque gabled churches, and a peaceful congregation with memories of absent friends. He notes simple sermons, counterpoint singing, and a rare sense of peace in an American church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelmways Morris
Hal Boyie
New York
New England
Otres
Ee Pelt
South
British report backs priority of national security over individual rights
Washington commentary notes Britain’s conference endorses keeping sources confidential and tilting balance toward state security in screening government staff. It parallels US practices amid debates on due process and subversion laws, mentioning Coast Guard case and higher court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Great Britain
England
Europe
United States
Pri
Couns Eillors
Burgess
MacLean
British
Foreign Office
Britain
America
Ot. Meanleim
Francis Walter
House Committee On un-American Activities
Supreme Court of the
Ute
Secretary of Defense
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
U.S. Coast Guard
Ner Aka ‘Tribune, Inc
Red Cross Launches House-To-House Campaign in Frederick
Frederick city begins its annual Red Cross membership drive with a house to house canvass led by co chairs Mrs. Victor S. Palmer and Mrs. William F. Reynolds. Posters and a corps of Boy Scout Troop 276 and Senior Girl Scout Troop members assist, aiming to finish before month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frederick City
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Victor S. Palmer
East Third Street
William F. Reynolds
Fairview Avenue
Palmer
Boy Scout Troop 276
Casper Betson
Allen Maurer
Sam Stauffer
Lewis Fagan
James Wright
Jack Mercer
Larry Mercer
Frank Hill
Colored
Thomas Glass
Brenda Fagan
Patsy Reynolds
Elizabeth Conley
Linda Stup
Sandra Zimmerman
Martha Atkinson
Martha Haugh
Patsy Kent
Rate Hike Would Cost Average Person About 10 Cents A Month
A proposed bill to raise postal rates in Congress would likely add about ten cents monthly for Frederick residents, per Postmaster James A. Grove. First class would rise from three to four cents per ounce, air mail from six to seven cents, with third class up 29 percent and an overall average rise near 17 percent.
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Congress
Frederick
James A. Grove
Postmaster Grove
Fred
Erick
Summerfield
Post Office
Pass Orice
Postal Savings
Good Business To Check Your Social Security Record
King urges all people covered by the social security law to check their earnings records at least every three or four years. If any wages or self employment income are missing, contact the local social security district office to have the account corrected. 1955 earnings data won’t be posted until mid 1956, and the office at 74 West Washington Street, Hagerstown, offers a postcard form to obtain past earnings records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Hagerstown
Social Security District
Social Security
Washington Street
Lamar-Fuqua wedding announced in Frederick
Mrs. Viola Lamar of Frederick announces the marriage of her son Charles E to Thelma E Fuqua of Hagerstown on Saturday March 17 at 3 30 in Frederick. Rev Thomas Morgan performed the ring ceremony. They will reside in the Coffina Apartments Hagerstown after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar—Fuqua
Viola Lamar
Frederick
Charles E
Thelma E. Fuqua
Hagerstown
Thomas Morgan
Coffina
Salvation Army kettles raise 2.45 this Christmas
Harry E. Powell in charge reports the Salvation Army unit collected 2.45 in its kettle street drive this Christmas and 10143 from all sources in 1955. Eden says he will host a "little summit" with Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party leaders during Khrushchev's visit to Britain next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Powell
Salvation Army
Kettle Street
London
WKS
Eden
Bulganin
Communist Party
Bors Khrushchet
Britain
Nehru Attacks Two Pacts in Parliament
Prime Minister Nehru delivered a sharp attack on the SEATO and Baghdad Pacts in Parliament. He announced formal protests to SEATO over Kashmir mentions and said Western ministers’ visits failed to soften India’s stance toward Western military alliances.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
SEATO
Baghdad
West
Kashmir
Stato Council
Karachi
U. S&s
State Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Christian Pineau
Communist Party Congress
How They Voted On Farm Price Support Amendments
Washington report details three Senate roll calls on farm price supports. The Humphrey Young set aside plan passed 50s to 40s with Democrats for and several Republicans against. A Holland soil bank denial amendment followed a 46 40 vote with party splits. Kerr Georgia amendment moved to ensure government support price for purchases by the Agriculture Department with party lines noted.
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Washington
Senate
Delaware
Frear
Maryland
Beall
Butler
Williams
Sen
Holland D-Flate
Soil Bank
Agriculture Department
Republica
Youth Night Highlighted by Pomona Grange Session
Frederick County Pomona Grange held a youth night at Carroll Manor Grange Hall Adams to wean in 125 attendees. Officers listed include Master James Stup Ballenger and Lecturer Mary Louise Remsberg. Guests from multiple counties attended and a program featured music poetry and a fashion show with slides Keep Maryland Beautiful. A regular meeting is set for May 5 at Emmitsburg.
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Frederick County
Potmona Grange
Carroll Manor
Adamstowe
James Stup
Ballenger
Arthur Roderick
Singanore
Mary Louise Remsberg
George Lakin
Jefferson
Joe Moser
Thurmont
Jack Lakin
Russell Brunner
Middletown Valley
Frances R. Darmer
Bernard Welty
Emmitsburg
Ceres
Betty Albaugh
Singapore
Patoon
Pomona
Frederick
Frederick Coun Ity
Pomona Grange
Harford County
St. Mary's Church
Emnorton
Sarah Ring
Ballenger Grange
Sylvia
Charlotte Stiles
New Market Grange
Leroy Valentine
Lois Hildebrand
Doris Gorton
Thurmont Grange
Sylvia Fraley
Edward Duncan
Clarence Eaves
Glade Valley
Carroll Manor Grange
Charlotte Remsberg
Diana Thomas
Mary Alice Cissell
Jo Ann Cissell
Elizabeth Ausherman
Donta Campbell
Tr Nemationion
Clark
Maryland
March community notices from Creagerstown and Johnsville
Local items report Rev. Boyer and Good Shepherd choir visiting Creagerstown March 1, birthdays and church events, a cemetery trustees meeting March 25, and a parish baseball meeting. Johnsville 4-H Club demo on furniture arrangement March 15 with Bake sale planned May 12, skating party April 19, along with hospital treatment updates for Hagerstown and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
KR. H. Grinder Toarmont
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Church
Frederick
Johnsville
Betsy J. Lovington
Marianna Hahn
Barbara
Zelma Holtzople
Alice Ievner
Local residents enter or recover at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick are Mrs. Arthur Stull of 197 West South Street who is under observation at University Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs. Pauline Koontz of East Seventh Street rests comfortably at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fractured right shoulder from a rug fall at work. Mrs. Frank Keller of Washington Street Middletown was admitted Saturday night for observation and treatment. Mrs. Edith L. Derry of 122 West South Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Robert Abrecht of 111 East Third Street underwent surgery after Sunday admission and is recovering well. Mr. Paul A. Zimmerman of Monrovia is confined at home in New Market with a virus. Mr. Charles William Simons of Sljamsville entered the hospital last Monday, had surgery Wednesday, and is progressing as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline R. Koontz
East Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial
Frank D. Keller
Washington Street
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edith L. Derry
West South Street
Robert Abrecht
East Third Street
Frederick
Memorial Hospital
Abrecht
Paul A. Zimmerman
Monrovia
New Market
Charles William
Bill) Simmons
Sljamsville
Donald Easton
Stephen
Stanley
New Cumberland
Harry Carmack
North Market Street
Easton
Sears-Roebuck
Harrisburg
Frances Kling
Walnut Street
Routzahn
Anita Jean
Helen Miss
Helen G. Chetz
This City
Baltimore City
Lan
Donald Darkis
Hagerstown
Open house honors 40th wedding anniversary in Union Bridge
A surprise open house was held at the Fireman's Social Hall Union Bridge for Mr and Mrs Herbert Ecker marking their 40th wedding anniversary. The couple married February 7 1916 at the bride's Wakefield home. They have four daughters and six grandchildren.
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Union Bridge
Herbert Ecker
Herbert E. Ecker
David and
Eiizabeth Ecker
Julia E. Dickensheets
Daniel
Sarah Dickensheets
L. F. Murray
Wakefield
Employment Security Board Head Speaks Here
The board head discusses overpayments totaling a quarter of a million dollars and another quarter due, citing staff training gaps and errors by claimants and employers. An education program and post card reforms were proposed to simplify processing and curb unjust payments. Senator Ramsburg and local officials attended the session in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble
James Philips
Employment Security Board
Frederick County
Willam Schildknecht
Raymond C. Brec
Armacsos Association
John R. Fitzpatrick
Malcolm McCardell
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Allen Sherald
Mayetta Hershberger
Frederick
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Russel Sells
William Baker
Beckie
Richard Dudderar
New Windsor
St. John's Lutheran Church
Eugene Martin
Parent-Teacher Association
Thurmont High School
Washington County Hospital
James R. Spizzo
RFD 2
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