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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1957

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Salt water desalting eyed as future water source

A 1957 Fredrick MD digest argues desalting seawater could supply irrigation and urban needs. It notes current costs around $2 per thousand gallons, with brackish water projects promising about 40 cents per thousand. Congress funded $10 million in 1952 for national desalination research, now extending to 1966, signaling desalinated sea water as a future home supply.

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Lawrence Discusses Responsibilities Too Big for Any One Executive

Washington March 2 David Lawrence argues that government burdens are too great for a single leader. He states that division of duties is essential to effective governance and warns against concentrating power in one executive. He underscores the need for shared responsibility across departments to avoid overload and improve policy outcomes.

David Lawrence Washington Tane United States Harry Schildt East Patrick Street Hadis Jin Eisenhower Paris Washington Department of State Secretary of States

Mad Hatters dinner party for Zonta society

The Zonta club plans its second annual Mad Hatters dinner Monday in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Guest of honor Lt. Gov. Marjorie C. South of Zonta International will attend. hats will be judged in five classes with prizes. Also notes engagements and local civic commentary.

Fifty Years Ago in The News Columns March 22 1957

A Frederick meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen discussed reading letters from architects about Opera House improvements with no final action. Poole sought city acceptance of Washington Street and water mains to spur housing. the city agreed to accept a street deed and Poole would install a six inch main. The YMCA in Brunswick on Potomac Avenue will cost 27000 and finish in about ten days. All Stars vs Frederick High School boys basketball at Groff Hall tomorrow at 2 p.m. plus various social happenings and notices from Frederick County communities.

Charles A. Poole Washington Street Poole Iit Runswick Y.M.C.A Potomac Avenue M the News East Patrick Street Clarence Brandenburg West Patrick Street Mount Royal Baltimore Rederick County U. S. Joint Chiefs Crick County Fish and Game Sec- Protective Association New York Heen Tabune Inc Charlie Keller Middletown High University Ofiyo Water Tokyo Maryland Washington Sebring Metropolis Newark Bears New York Yankees Newark

Lisbon man marks 77th birthday today

A brief local note records William L. Simmons of Lisbon observing his 77th birthday today. Also mentioned are a power interruption in the city on Thursday afternoon and several residents including Robert M. Ranneberger of Buckeystown and Shirley Linton of Yellow Springs dealing with illness or medical procedures. Hospital reports cite a power fault at a substation causing the outage, with repair crews restoring service by morning.

William L. Simmons Lisbon Robert M. Ranneberger Buckeystown Frank Singleton King Airy Frederick Menn Hall Potomac Edison Orial Shirley Linton Harry C. Linton Yellow Springs Mary Ellen O'Hara Horn Adamstown Frederick Jday Memorial. Hospital

Dr Blackwood to Speak on Dead Sea Scrolls

Dr Russell T Blackwood, Hood College assistant professor, will address the American Association of University Women next Tuesday evening on the Dead Sea Scrolls. He is a Dartmouth graduate with an A B, an A M from Colgate, a Ph D from Columbia, and studied at Union Theological Seminary. The 8 p m talk at the GC Burr Artz Library will be followed by a business meeting and nominating committee slate for 1957 1958 term.

Russell’ T. Blackwood Hood College American Association of University Women Blackwood Dartmouth College Colgate University Columbia University Union Theological Seminary New York City Hood Hamilton New York Phi Beta Kappa American Philosophical Association American Academy of Political and’ Social Science GC. Burr Artz

Land Owners Win Fight For Roadside Control

Five years after organizing without state or county regulation, land owners near Belatr Maryland removed 2 signboards along Maryland 77. The Churchville Road Beautification Committee, led by John E. Clark and Joseph Umbarger, planted 200 trees and obtained a picnic area and fishing pond at Bynum Run.

Belatr Maryland 77 Here Churchsville John E. Clark Keep Joseph Y. Umbarger Fountain Green State Roads Commission Bynum Run

Washington St PTA Hears Miss Harnish

The Washington Street School PTA met in the library Monday night with speaker Miss Jean Harnish of the Heath Department stressing seeking help for problems as a normal step to healthy living. The group discussed issues, supported the teacher salary bill, sent telegrams to State Senator Ramsburg, and handed out a Maryland school finances pamphlet. PTA members also nominated delegates for the Frederick County Board of Education nominations and voted a $100 gift for teacher supplies. Five volunteers assisted at the Teachers meeting serving coffee. refreshments followed.

Washington Street School Jean Harnish Heath Department Harnish Jacob R. Ramsburg Charles Hargett Maryland J. Alfred Catsail Albert N. Bell Frederick County North Frederick Frederick County Board of Education PTA Beeson John Dudash Clarence’ Kasch William Strobel James B. Dorsey Beil Dorsey John Fox

Boy Wears Mother's Shoes To School Raises Humble Question

In Philadelphia a boy sat crying before a grade school as he wore his mother's shoes due to lack of his own. Teachers and a nurse advised patience while the boy faced humiliation. The event precedes the opening of the Festival of Plays by Fred Shilam. Judges will include Amos Harper and Mrs. Mary Cage among others evaluating five performances and naming outstanding actors and actress.

Philadelphia Sheppard Savage Warzen Fred-shoes hejThen Leeann Clases Land Gerald Amonitt Clinton Hughes Amos ‘Harper Tivoli Theater Lions Club Minstrels Mary Cage Brunswick High ‘School James Wizard The Thespians News Elizabethtown Ter College May Court Elizabeth J Ry Horman Fredericktown Miss Moser

Funeral Services for Clarence D Anderson at Point of Rocks

Funeral services for Clarence D Anderson who died at his home in Point of Rocks were held at the Assembly of God Church. Rev. Mary E. Kibbe and Rev. Phyllis M. Angus officiated with choir members singing. Pallbearers included Joseph and Matthew Kerrigan Vernon Redmond John Redmond Rufus Hipkins and R. Lewis Hipkins. Interment followed at St Pauls Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son supervised the arrangements.

Clarence D Anderson Point of Rocks Assembly of God Mary E. Kibbe Phyllis M. Angus Mary Carter Joseph T. Kerrigan Matthew R. Kerrigan Vernon A. Redmond John R. Redmond Rufus B. Hipkins R. Lewis Hipkins St Paul's Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son Mary Catherine Elizabeth Barthlow West South Street East Church Street Raymond Wilhelm Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Mount Olivet Winfield Joseph A. Eyler Hoyt Dudley Ebenezer Methodist Church Ebenezer Cemetery Albert Brown Wade Thompson Howard Pickett Edward A. Barnes Jessie Hooper Holand L. Pickett C. M. Waltz D. Ralph Kepler Middletown Reeder Boonsboro Gladhill Albert Burkhardt Clyde Harshman Stanley Young Fred Bowlus Austin Bowlus Everett Moser Lunzie Shafer Lutheran Cemetery

WEDDINGS AND DEATHS IN MARYLAND AREA

Reports cover a Rocky Ridge Maryland wedding of Nannie M Green to Paul M Sittkey in Uniontown Church of God with a single ring ceremony. Marie Carpropst wed Gerald S Carpropst at Underwood Methodist Church, with reception at Dobbs House in Memphis. Deaths include Bessie Viola Late Van Horn of Meyersdale aged 72, with services in Meyersdale and interment at Union cemetery. Also noted are bids for a steel beam bridge on Maryland 187 near Rockville and multiple funeral services across Thurmont, Middletown, and Winfield with local clergy officiating.

Shelies—Green Nannie M. Green Rocky Ridge Paul M. Sittkey Uniontown Uniontown Church Indow C. J. Green Virginia West Virginia Cornpropst Sullivan Oliver Sullivan Amory Miss Memphis Leo Sullivan Dobbs House Mrs. S. F. Cornpropst Bessie Viola van Horn Meyersdale John Elizabeth Powell Samuel Tilden van Horn Louise Price Doris Westmiller Pittsburgh Bruce Morris W Middleburg Carrie This City Price Funeral Home C. Charles Staub Union Cemetery State Roads Commission Maryland Washington National Pike Rockville

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