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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1955

Page

2

Traditional street games reveal habits of yesterday

The piece notes how ancient and global street games reflect elder customs with examples from Grecian art and Breugel paintings. It links play to adult work, cites tag, hide-and-seek, leapfrog and London Bridge as enduring rituals and superstitions guiding childish behavior across eras. A second item reports Walkersville Town Clerk Millard M. Rice scheduling a town meeting for eight o'clock Monday to nominate two new commissioners to replace retiring officials.

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Frederick County Agricultural Society elects new officers

At a special meeting the Board of Managers elected D Charles Wine hrener president succeeding Charlie M Harcett and G AT Snauf fer as vice-president. Mr Harry Garvett and Cordelia Garver sold The Retreat near Walkinsville to John Franklin of New London for 2700 pounds.

Frederick County Agricultural Society Charles Winehrener Charlie M. Harcett G. AT Snauffer Harry FE Garvetm Cordelia C Garver Walkinsville John Fankin New London Waters Works Frank Treryar Todigoun Castle Scully Market Alyces B and C Monrovia Golden GO Barre Plas Dia Ro Gide Xni Bowers Ho Tiogtvaba Nosacle C. Bis

Twenty Years Ago Ttems From The Columns Of The News

March 2 1955 items note General Assembly sales tax opposition one percent cap for goods. Albany discussion includes proposed amphitheater in Baker Park and cemetery chapel site conversion to public park. Frederick Welfare Board approves extra grants to aid clients growing vegetables. Former congressman Fred Neibman reported seriously ill in Cumberland hospital with sleeping sickness.

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Dorsett Portner Wedding at Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Miss Margaret Elizabeth Portner married Donald Eugene Dorsett in a Friday 6:30 PM ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Thurmont attended by about fifty guests. Rev. Hart officiated with organist Kathleen Blower playing wedding pieces.

Dorsett—Portner Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church Thurmont Margaret Elizabeth Portner Charles Portner Donald ‘Eugene Dorsett Albert Ruggles Champaigne Joan J. Hart Kathleen Blower Wagner Josephine Roser Jean Schildt Kathleen Willude Baltimore Ricky Willide Jack E. Lenon Ilinois William H. Moran Robert W. Portper Champaigne, IH Leichner’s Manufacturing Company Navy

Zonta Club Talk Presented by Dr McMahon

Dr McMahon of Hook College spoke at the Zonta Club meeting on United States government exchange programs and international education. She described postwar expansion of government sponsorship, mission scope, and aims to raise understanding while preserving culture and advancing educational exchange worldwide.

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Bible Thoughts and Sayings in A Wanderer’s Style

A compact note compiles scattered biblical quotes and Epictetus wisdom. It contrasts Proverbs guidance on diligence with a satire about wisdom and desire, presenting a reflective, devotional tone.

Job's Daughters Hold Friendship Night at Bethel 28

Bethel No. 28 of the International Order of Job's Daughters held Friendship Night in the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School room. Officers and visiting Bethels attended as members were welcomed by Guardian Mrs Dor othy Lescalleet and Acting Associate Guardian Melvin Lescalleet. The program featured introductions, honors for Peggy Poole and Kay Lane, and announcements for a May 8 church event and an April 23 dance at Frederick High School with Leon Masser’s arches. Approximately 100 attendees from Frederick area and nearby towns enjoyed refreshments after the event.

Bethe International Order of Job's Daughters Evangelical United Brethren Guardian Dorothy Lescaleet Melvin Lescarleet Bethel Rom Patricia Butcher Connie Msers Jon's Daughters Frederick High School Leon Masser Nincer Sisitar Peggy Poole Kay Lane Joanne Smith Bethel No Guide Connie Joanne Lamb Ahte Sxieote Rehet Peggy Ponte Betty Lee Esler Kay Lowe Bethel No 39 Gertrude Hevmler Maurice Hermiller Evelina Heck Robert Pressel Ruth Pressel Dorothy Lescalleet Melvin Lescalleat Evelyn Heck Peter Poole Gertrude Heimiller Falin Alitia Roberts Ballunae Westminester Hagerstoun Thurmont Frederick

Johnsville Homemakers Club Discusses Trends in Furnishings

Members of the Johnsie Homemakers Club met at Mrs Singer's home to discuss trends in home furnishing and future public meetings on health planning and global topics. Delegates named for forthcoming events included Mrs Charles Sastar and Mrs Frank Grahtl with guests and awards noted in a lively community gathering.

Johnsville Lou Davis Wihithield Pakistan Charles Sastar Frank Grahtl Santi Sues Hax Andres Davis Righaud Miter Lanan

Congress Faces Paradoxes Over Leaks And Confidants

Washington column notes how Democratic lawmakers clash over leaks and informants with debates on protecting confidential sources and investigations into Yalta papers. It cites Truman MacArthur Wake Island and Eisenhower era leaks, while contrasting press privacy with government security.

Davin Lawrence Washington Washington Congress White House Essenkoare Waite House Ano Yalta New York Times Bato Times Soremely Pat Kettle Hlark Fiuman Mebody Republian Serips Zot Theew York Times Truman General MacArthur Wake Island Gan Duiles Churchill Truman Bisrentt Haak Eisenhouer Eisenhower Senate Capitol Hill Todavy American Civil Liberties Union FBI

Strength For Today on Belief and Conviction Text

A fragmented sermon discusses tolerance and conviction drawn from revelation. It mentions twelve gates linked to the tribes of Israel and the idea that truth leads people to different paths, urging personal faith without denying others. It references worship and the call to heed enduring beliefs.

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Infirmal Hospitalization and Surgery Report

Among the sick states rage masses of Mina Mis Ubaples Fotaraet, West South Street, was adapted In Sap Fivgenick Memayia hospital Thursday for observation. Geviment Miro Charles and farkard. Lee underwent surgery at the Prerdevich Mweymavial Hasratal Trip Tuesday morning. This rendition is unsatisfactory.

Mina Fotaraet West South Streat Miro Charles & Farkard Lee

Yalta Papers Published Prompt Public Demand for Facts

Washington report outlines reaction to the State Department release of the U.S. version of Yalta documents after years of secrecy. The piece argues these papers reveal Russia’s concessions and Roosevelt’s possible missteps, shaping debates on liberty and U.S. diplomacy. Also notes 1948 leather golf balls trivia.

Warsholl Buttal Washington Yalta United States England Russia Department of State Senate Committee On America Roosevelt Stalin Nussia Aubryira Encyclopedia Britannica

Anniversaries and social notices Fill Frederick area

A social page notes a Golden Wedding anniversary for LeRoy and Bertha Horine at Lambeth Hall near the city, with hosts Manx Everhart and Fred T. Clark. Also covered are a West Falls bridal shower for Donald and Betty Ware, DAR meeting plans, a student return to Indiana Tri-State College, local birthday observance for Sam Warfield, and births announced for Elizabeth Steiner Martz and Arnold Frederick Keller III.

Boring Francis Scott Key Hotel LeRoy C. Horine Lambeth Hall Farm Manx Everhart Lambeth Hill Farm Fred T. Clark Philadelphia West Falls Donald Ware Wareh

Doulas and Lincoln Inauguration Question Power

Questions and dialectal references discuss whether Stephen Douglas attended Lincoln’s inauguration and the presidential hat. The text also cites an anecdote about the origin of an anecdotal road name and a riddle about seamen’s black frost and Ark wood.

Stephen Doulas Lincoln Claude Jce

Side Glances on Inheritance and Brain Disease

The column discusses how inherited traits shape physique and advises diet tailored by a physician. A reader asks about a husband with sclerosis of the brain, noting periods of alertness and speech loss. The doctor explains brain blood vessel hardening reduces brain tissue, and while healing isn’t possible, answers will be provided in a weekly Q and A column.

Husband Oll Xere

Doctor Answers Reader Allergy To Alcohol Blotches

A reader asks about blotching after drinking alcohol and possible allergy. The doctor notes reactions vary and may involve components in beverages. Some relief may come from avoiding triggers, while other cases hinge on individual tolerance and genetic factors.

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Offer to Fix Montgomery Thorne Death as Murder Revealed

Cook County coroners assistant Harry Glos testified in a deposition that he was offered 10 000 by Mrs Alven Ragen to declare Montgomery Ward Thorne’s death a murder. The reward was reportedly tied to the ongoing two million dollar estate dispute involving Thorne’s widow Marion Thorne and Maureen Ragen, Thorne’s alleged sweetheart. Glos said he rejected the bribe and that Maureen Ragen attended the meeting.

Chieagorf Cook County Montgomery Ward Thorne Alven Ragen South Harry Glos Thorne Marion Thorne Ragen Maureen Miss Ragen Glos Mas Wildman Altorney Maureen Ragen Razen Gins Rosen

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