Twenty Years Ago News From The Kews Columns March 2 1906
A 1906 column notes about 35 women at the Frederick County Rural Women’s Clubs meeting. DelashMutt Brothers of Arlington won a $236,972 contract for a city sewer section. J Winpinger, former Frederick policeman, dies at 63 after a heart attack. Mayer Culler and former Mayor Gilmer Schiey referenced. A large public sale occurred on Jehan Buffington’s farm Unisa Bridge with proceeds and bids noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women‘s Clubs
Delashmutt Brothers
Arlington
Foun J. Winpigler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Force
Weder Mayer Culler
Mayer Gilmer Schiey
Jehan Buffington
Unisa Bridge
Apathy in Minnesota Primaries Draws Attention
Washington analyst David Lawrence notes low voter turnout in Minnesota primaries with about 615000 voting in 1956 and 642000 in 1954 while presidential totals rose in past elections. He argues party indifference and nonbinding delegates weaken primary impact, though publicity value remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Minnesota
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Thye
Stevenson
Kefauver
Harold Stassen
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Holy Week Reflections and Wesleyan Guild Meeting
The piece reflects on Holy Week as a source of moral renewal and Christian conscience, contrasting it with ideological conflicts. It notes the Wesleyan Service Guild of Calvary Methodist Church meeting at Miss Margaret Creager’s home with brief reports on devotions, magazine articles, and a program topic, planning a food demonstration at Potomac Edison offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Guild
Guill
Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret Creager
Hilda Haller
Betty Kreh
Barbara Beall
Methodist Magazine
Mary Ying- Ling
Ruby Dackgon
Joan Brust
The
Nes Sart Haken
Miss Creager
Potomac Edison
Engineer Ewing Injured In Baltimore and Ohio Train Crash
Brunswick engineer David Ewing was injured when his train rear collided with cars near Orleans crossroads blocking the tracks. Ewing jumped moments before impact and suffered a broken right leg, taken to Emergency Hospital. The report also lists local property sale, Loyal Temperance Union officer elections, and a farm purchase in Yellow Springs with 106 acres near Brook hidlamoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ewing
Brunswick
Orleans
Baltimore and Ohio
Ewing
George A. Gilbert
West Patrick Street
Lillie M. Schroede
THE
Loyal Temperance Union
Marie Rumpf
Madge Cramer
Helen Shipsey
Thirza Eichelberger
Henrietta Cramer
Samuel L. Linton
Yellow Springs
Brook Hidlam Oir
Marion Fayne
Woodsboro Literary Society
Calvin Keeney
L. C. Barrick
C. H. Barrick
R. J. Saylor
W. C. le Gore
RR. Shank
J. C. Bieh
Sealey
Negaive
Residence Of Late Gov. Lowe Marked At Sunday Ceremony
Frederick residents gathered Sunday to unveil a tablet on the former residence of Enoch Louis Lowe, Maryland governor 1851 1854. Joseph W. Urner led remarks at the St John's Parish event as Miss Margaret Bushwaller unveiled the tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Enoch Louis Lowe
Maryland
Margaret Bushwaller
Ezra Houck Jr
East Second Street
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Wiliam Joseph Bushwaller Jr
Margaret
Houck
Bushwaller
Richard C. Mitchell
Bushwaiter
U. S. State Department Foreign Service
Gov. Lowe
Historical Society
East Second-street
Colonial Apartments
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick
George’ Washington
Record Street
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Urner
William Joseph Bushwaller Jr
Washington
Lowe
Ezra Houck ,Jr
U. S. State Department Foreign
Mitchell
Church of Saint John the Evangelist
Father Mitchell
St. John's Parish
Andrew Boyd
George Kolb
Victoire de la Vincendiere
San Domingo
General Lafayette
Fredericktown
Governor Lane
Second Street
John Tehan
St. John’s
St. John's Catholic Church
Tekan
Enoch
General Scott
Piltow
Duncan
Buchanan
Gov
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vincendiere
James McSherry
Charles W. Ross
Sorority Cancels First Lady Reception
The Alpha Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi canceled its First Lady reception for this year. Officers for the coming year were elected, including Jackie Hockman as president and Skippy Beveridge as vice president. The group planned a May rummage sale and discussed Easter lilies in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C. Burr Artz
Dorothy Dorses
Ali
Neues
Jackie Hockman
Skippy Beveridge
June Travina
Mary A. Clark
Ginny Mack
Frederick
Beta Sigma Phi
Sara Eyler
Ruth Holland
Kathleen Fouille
Dottie Morgan
Founders Way
V.F.W
Local Hospital News: multiple surgeries and recoveries
Among the sick Mrs Cornelia Kline Good form erly of thes city underwent major surgery Saturday at Sibley Hospital Washington She is getting along satisfactorily Mrs Ray Rev RFD Thur mont has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery Jay P Delphex son of Mr and Mrs Julien P Delphey Carroll Parkway has a severe case of measles and is confined at home Walter Sinn Frederick attorney at law was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he had treatment Mrs Olive Sponselier New Market remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs J LOC Sunday 1186 North Market street is reported improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been undergoing treatment for pneumonia Mrs Charles FE Riddlemoser West Fifth street extended She underwent surgery at Woman's Hospital in Baltimore Friday and is getting along very well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Kline Good
Thes City
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Ray R. Rev
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jay P. Delphex
Julien P. Delphey
Carroll Parkway
Walter Sinn
Frederick
Olive Sponselier
New Market
J. Loc
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial
Charles FE. Riddlemoser
West Fifth Street
Little League World Series To Continue In Williamsport
The Little League World Series will continue as the feature of small fry baseball after a national congress rejected abolishing the world series. Opponents argued it adds travel time and expense while supporters said regional play would weaken the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Williamsport
Parade For Retiring General Newton At Fort Detrick
A retirement parade honors General Harry P. Newton of the U S Army Reserve at Fort Detrick parade ground at 4 45 p m Tuesday. The Army Chemical Center band Fort Detrick troops and staff take part followed by a reception. General Newton retires March 31 after more than 20 years of service. He has worked with the Agriculture Department since 1927 and will move to DeBarry Florida. He was awarded a retirement scroll in a separate Maryland Military District ceremony in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. New
U.S. Army Reserve
Fort Detrick
Newton
Army
Department of Agriculture
Army Chemical Center
Detrick
General Newton
Europe
Southern Regional Research Laboratory
New Orleans
Magnolia Avenue
DeBarry
Fla
Maryland Military District
Baltmore
One Arrest In Gaithersburg Police Roundup
City police docketed one arrest overnight. Douglas S. Shipe of Gaithersburg was charged with intoxication by Lieut Potts and Officer Mutchner and held for a hearing under 26 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas S. Shipe
Gaithersburg
Lieut. Potts
Mutchner
Winter Olympics events and bridal veil origins
Skiing skating bobsledding and hockey were listed as Olympic events. The veil custom originated with ancient Greeks who believed the veil protected the bride from evil spirits during the ceremony. The pheasant lays six to sixteen olive eggs.
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Quin
Teen Age Art Exhibit in Frederick and Annapolis
A Frederick county teen art exhibit appears in the C Burr Arts Library Children's Room March 27 28 and 29 sponsored by the AAUW Arts Committee. Forty four works from local schools will travel to Annapolis for a State convention display April 13 14 and a statewide contest with awards. Mrs Robert Tyson AAUW Arts Chairman leads the event with public viewing hours daily 1 to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
C. Burr Arts Library
Arts Committee
The
American Association of University Women
State House
Annapolis
Rotary
Frederic Lombly
Aspers Bride Weds Emmitsburg Groom In Gettysburg Church
Sreeger-layier Mise Genevieve Taylor of Aspers and Arnold D. Creager of Emmitsburg were married March 17 in the Foursquare Gospel Church Gettysburg. The ceremony featured a double ring rite and music by Rosella Cregger and Lloyd Fuss. The couple will reside in Gettysburg and he works for Heaser Furniture. she is a stenographer for Adams County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreeger-layier
Mise
Genevieve Po Taylor
Richard A. Taylor
Aspers
Arnold D. Creager
H. Cregger
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Harold L. Myers
Rosella Cregger
Lioyd Fuss
Thamer Martners
Sheller House
Richmond
Cregger
Bigherville High School
Adams County
Emmitsburg High School
Heaser Furniture Company
Draftee's Guide to Veterans Discharge Reviews and Reform
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines steps for veterans with discharges not honorable to seek review. He emphasizes consulting service officers, gathering new evidence beyond military records, and possible hearings before the Discharge Review Board in Washington. Includes guidance on petitions, timelines, and final review authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Nial
Dierhorda
Armed Services
Chafces
Miss Collmus Weds T D Wilkinson in Williamsburg
Miss Jean Collmus daughter of Mr and Mrs Albion Collmus of College Place and T D Wilkinson III son of Mr and Mrs T D Wilkinson Jr of Richmond were wed Saturday noon at the Chapel of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia. The ceremony was performed by Rev Walter C Gunn. A reception followed at Williamsburg Lodge. The couple plan a southern wedding trip before settling in Tappahannock Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Jean Collmus
Albion Burnett Collmus
College Place
T. D. Wilkinson
T. D. Wilkinson Jr
Richmond
Walter C. Gunn
Williamsburg Lodge
Maxwell B. Whitlock
Fort Worth
Tex
Clinton Rhoades
Lattie Aliss
Cathy Collmus
Dwight Colmus
West Third Street
Richard Hamilton
Mr. Wilkinson Jr
Dwight Cotlmus
This City
Sidney J. Hamilton Sr
Wilkinson
Tappahannock
William and Mary College
Medical Social Service Department
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
University of New Vewion
Air Force
Patron and word notes from an English lesson page
A page on word usage explains patron as a protector of the arts and charity, notes mispronunciations, and urges building vocabulary. It includes a playful tale of four brothers nicknamed by a mischievous observer and renamed creatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OL
Wenwy
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Kews
U.S
Herald Tribune, Inc
Joseph M. Catsail Jr
Semingle Road
Paul Denels
Thomas Farrel
Donnald Fadeley
Salt
W. J. Thomas
David Barr
Paul Fore
Rueda
T Marley
Jesus
Ems Free Tre Colamss
George William Smith
David Kolb
Augustus Boteler
Allen G. Quynn
Charles Smith
Smith
Francis Fenwick Smith
Governor's Law Office
Nial
Elizabeth Fray
Newgate
Britannica
Collmus
Mr. Wilkinson
Jean Collmius
Litterateur
Mais
Chica
Haryo
Grothemmoere
Mn Art Fisher
Monologist
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