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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1959

Page

2

Legislative Sidelights on bingo bids and wage bills in Maryland

In Annapolis legislative notes the bingo debate heats as Sen Goodman proposes banning free bus rides to bingo venues. The committee defers after Sen Phipps seeks county exemption. A prevailing wage bill prompts union backing and business opposition, with analysis of costs and regional impacts. Gov Tawes replaces an elections board member due to Parker’s withdrawal for business reasons.

Annapolis Baltumore Senate Judiciary Committee Goodman D-Balto Baionick Markus D Dorchester Sen Phipps de Anne Arundel Anne Arundel County House Labor Committee Senate ‘Finance Committee Maryland Wicomien County

Deaths and notices from Damascus area obituaries

Obituaries list Mrs Kane F E Duvall of Damascus born in King's Valley with four children and multiple siblings. services at Olin L. Molesworth funeral home. Dell M Hoover, 72, of Fredericks County, died in Hot Springs South Dakota with nieces and nephews named. funeral in Hot Springs. Andrew L Menninger of Frederick died suddenly in Baltimore. funeral at Leonard J Buck funeral home. Mrs Margaret Isabelle Stuff dies in Washington after service in Maryland Lutheran circles. funeral arrangements in Washington and Fort Loudon. Guild notes from Mt Pleasant United Church of Christ. Upcoming address by Harold R Manakee of the Maryland Historical Society. Maryland Day observations noted with local closures and a Cedar Grove School photo from 1912.

Kane FE. Deval Frank Fodaval Pascus Damascus Duvall King’s Valley John Brewer King Lavenia Barns Kink Albert 8. Tabler Jr Mane F E. McWhorter John B. Duvall Clagensville Harold E. Duvall Walden King Clarksburg Carl W. King Cedar Grove Lee M. King Ernest King Lewisale Brewer J. King Russell Glaze James Mood Clarksbur Olin Li Molesworth Damascus Cemetery Dell M. Hoover Frederics County Hot Springs South Dakota Hoover Frank Olive Carlisle Hoover James R. Dunn Frederick Char E. Lonhart Charles E. Hoover Fork Herman Kempske Parkton Andrew L. Menninger Evelyn Ranneberger Menninger Fredérick Baltimore Leonard J. Buck Harford Road Echodale Avenue John C. Stuff Margaret Isabelle Stuff John C Stuff Brunswick Lutheran Church Sibley Hospital Stuff Bethany Lutheran Brunswick National Lutheran Homme Aved Washington Gaulghter Margaret Ann Stuff John Franklin Stull Trinity Lutheran Women's Guild Mt. Pleasant William DeLawter Bieber DeLawter Carrie Grove Filler John Barker

Easter Sunrise Service at Sugar Loaf Mountain Speaker

Western Maryland College head Dr. Lowell So. Anser is announced as guest speaker for the Easter Sunrise Service atop Sugar Loaf Mountain Sunday at six. The event includes a large combined choir, multiple ministers, and a breakfast at Dickerson Methodist Church afterward, with attendance expected over 2,000.

Western Md Sugar Loaf Lowell So. Anser Maryland Westminster Sugar Loaf Mountain Lanedis Enser Johns Hopkins Taza Dis Bay Dress Universite Western Maryland University of Maryland The Methodist Church Calvert Methodiist Episcopal Church Prince Frederick Ames Methodist Episcopal Church Pikesville Westminster Methodist Church Collese Yeastia

Weddings in Middletown and Boonsboro mark two marriages

Sarah Dorothy Kline and Marvin Lee Kline wed March 1 at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown with Rev Burkhardt officiating. The couple reside in Hagerstown after both attended Middletown High School. Marlene Faye Routzahn and Tiberi Le Vau Sivier wed at Rev Eugene B Wrand's home near Boonsboro with Patsy Younkins and Paul Biser present. The newly married pair reside near Boonsboro.

Bane Mee Mere Glenn Ride Middletwn Sarah Dorothy Marvin Lee Kline Sherman A. Kline Wellsville Zion Lutheran Church Middletown Albert Burkhardt John Schildt Walkersville Stephanie iEsworthy Robert Burns Hagerstown Beverly Fidle Elaine Condon Middletown High School Hagerstown Junior College Moser—Routzahn Marlene Faye Routzahn Roy Routzahn Tiberi le Vau Sivier Wilbur D. Moser Boonsboro Eugene B. Wrand Patsy Younkins Paul Biser Boonsboro High School Moser

MIT Scientists Communicate With Venus by Radar

Communication teams at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology used radar to contact Venus early last month. Signals were fired for five minutes on February 10 with weak replies at a distance of 27,900,000 miles. Two days later Venus appeared to recede to 28,227,000 miles and travel away at 13,600 miles per hour. Preliminary calculations suggest the solar system may be smaller than previously thought.

Avteam Maceaschusetts Institue Venus Earth Vaue

Robbers Jimmied Doors Of Two Local Stations

Early this morning robbers forced entry at the East Patrick street filling station office but left with no apparent losses. Police reported a similar failed attempt Tuesday at the Shell station in the Frederick Shopping Center, with doors pried but no entry achieved.

East Patrick Street Frederick James B. Dorsey King Avenue Charles K. Cashour Shell Station LeRoy Blumenauer

Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News

A severe windstorm blew roofs from homes and businesses including Officer Herwig on West South Street and the Biessrs Kreh shop. The Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad will stop seeking city concessions after March 31 and use animals to move cars. The Slagle Hotel at Woodsboro, over a century old, burned with all contents. Maryland Day was observed at Al Joan's Literary Institute with programs by students and staff. Mr Harry Shormakee, an employee at Frederick Iron Works, injured while moving heavy iron from a second floor doorway.

Bauer Gade Beers Edward Herwig West South Street Fourth Street Charles Wertheimer Slagle Hotel Woodsboro J W. LeGore C. A. Stultz Maryland AL Joan's Literary Institute Francis Y Eisenhauer Harold Dijon William J. Ae Ee Dijon Harry Shormakee Frederick Iron Works

Frederick County Education Plans Auditorium and Road Bond Talk

Twenty years ago Frederick County Board of Education approved tentative auditorium plans for Frederick High School. debate on a 31 bond issue resurfaced dirt road repairs as County Commissioners oppose the measure. Former Payne home at Chifney sale to Looker couple fetches about 5. Wheat restriction outlines a 1903 AAA program in cooperation with the AAA.

Frederick County Kathryn VM. Connolly Earl P. Looker AAA Francis Seon Key

Local Personal Notices Highlight Birthdays and Service Cadets

Mr Winston C Shipley of Mount Laine Avenue observes his teethday on Monday and daughter Sharon Lee Springwall marks her lath birthday on Wednesday April 1. Gay F Waltz turns 66 Thursday and Mrs Norman R Burdette of Rocky Ridge has birthday Thursday. Pvt Shirley J Smith of Liberty Town and Ret Dorothy A News of Unna meet in Fr McClellan Alabama at Ising Cantor for Woman of the L S Arm. 1958 Frederick High School graduates Spring Smith attends clerical school Ft McClellan. Newcomer pursues initial training at the same post. Addresses: Pvt Shirley Smith WA 8 219 032 US WAC School Clerical Training Co Ft McClellan Ala, Ret Dorothy A Newcomer WA 8 213 38 Co B WAC TRNG Ft McClellan Ala.

Winston C. Shipley Mountlainé Avenue Sharon Lee Spring Wall Gay F. Waltz RFD Frederick Norman R. Burdette Rocky Ridge Shirley J. Smith Libertytown Dorothy A. News Camer Unna Fr. McClellan Alabama Ising Cantor For Woman of the L. S Arm Fit Smith Ft. McClellan Newcomer Shirley Smith U.S Co. B

Local family notes and marriage license gossip

Among The Sick Mrs Katharine Thompson returned to her home in Poolesville from the Vindokona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Rhoda Cecil Lime Kiln was discharged from the Vindokona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights Monday afternoon. Cadet Dennis Eyler of Mc Donagh School is recovering from minor surgery at Mercy Hospital Baltimore and is spending Spring vacation at 413 North Market Street. Mrs Bruce Kepler 815 Trail Avenue has returned home from University Hospital Baltimore where she was a surgical inpatient. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marri age licenses were issued recently in the Carroll County Court House Westminster to Richard Ardell Baumgardner Taneytown and Jane Louise Dell Manchester Robert Joseph Johnson and Patricia Crabbs Union Bridge. A license was issued recently at Hagerstown to Glenn E B Mann Middletown and June E Holler Boonsboro.

Katharine Thompson Poolesville Vindokona Braddock Heights Rhoda Cecil Dennis Eyler McDonagh School Mercy Hospital Baltimore North Market Street Bruce Kepler Trail Avenue University Hospital Carroll County Court House Westminster Richard Ardell Baumgardner Taneytown Jane Louise Dell Manchester Robert Joseph Johnson Patricia “Nn Crabbs Union Bridge Hagerstagn Glenn EB Mann Middletown June E. Holler Boonsboro

Black Eyed Susan Proposed as National Flower by Senator Beall

U S Senator J J Beall proposed Maryland state flower the Black eyed Susan as the national flower in a Senate joint resolution. He cited Maryland's Free State origins and the flower as immigrant to Maryland from the West and urged adoption over other candidates. Divorces Granted in Carroll County Circuit Court two local couples were granted absolute divorces with custody awarded to the mothers.

Washington U.S J. J Glenn Beall Marinland Senate Sealer Vanever Maryland Beall Free ‘State Susan United States

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