Twenty Years Ago Etems From The Columns Of The News
Approximately 350 women attended the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs annual meeting. Delashmutt Brehers of Arlington Virginia won the third contract for a section of the city sewerage system at 230 972 dollars. John J Win Pigler, a former Frederick police officer, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He served six years on the force under Mayor Culler and former Mayor Gilmer Schley. One of the largest public sales of the season was held on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
Delashmutt, Brehers
Arlington
John J Win Pigler
Frederick Memorial Heepital
Mayer Culler
Gilmer Schiey
Apathy in Minnesota Primaries Noted by Lawrence
Washington dispatch analyzes Minnesota primary participation under 1956 trends. It compares Republican and Democratic turnout to 1952 and 1954 figures, discusses delegates and nonbinding primaries, and notes Minnesota's shift from a Republican to a Democratic orientation while predicting Eisenhower's possible statewide carry in November. The piece cites Stevenson Kefauver battles and voter indifference as a national pattern outside the South.
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David Lawrence Washington
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratia
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Thye
Mr Einsenhower
Stevenson
Kefauver
Ne A
Harold Stassen
Adlai Stevenson
Lit
Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Holy Week Reflections Prompt Moral Renewal and Wesleyan Guild Meeting
A reflection on Holy Week as a foundation for hope and humane conduct contrasts spiritual ideals with political ideologies. The Wesleyan Service Guild of Calvary Methodist Church met at Miss Margaret Creager's home with Hilda Haller presiding.
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Jesus
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret Creager
Hilda Haller
Betty Kreh
Barbara Beall
Methodist Magazine
Mary Yingling
Ruby Jackson
Joan Brust
Acg
Wae
Miss Creager
Potomac Edison
Fifty Years Ago Mems From The Columes Of The News
A March 26 1906 column recalls engineer David Ewing of Brunswick injured in a rear end Baltimore and Ohio collision near Orleans cross roads. He jumped clear and suffered a broken right leg. George A Gilbert sold property on West Patrick street for 4250 dollars to Lillie Schroeder. Loyal Temperance Union elected officers led by President Marie Rumpf and Secretary Helen Shipley. Samuel L Linton of Yellow Springs bought a 106 acre farm near Brook Hall from F Marion Faubie. Woodsboro Literary Society debated honesty as the secret of success with Calvin Keeney and Mrs L C Barrick for the affirmative. judges Willem Le Gore Shank and J C Bhl ruled for the negative.
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David Ewing
Brunswick
Orleans Crossroads
Baltimore and Ohio
Ewing
George A. Gilbert
West Patrick Street
Lillie M. Schroeder
THE
Loyal Temperance Union
Marie Rumpf
Madge Cramer
Helen Shipley
Thirza Eichelberger
Henrietta Cramer
Samuel L. Linton
Yellow Springs
Brook Hall
F. Marion Faubie
Woodsboro Literary Society
Calvin Keeney
L. C. Barrick
C.H. Barrick
R. J. Saylor
W. C. le Gore
R. &. Shank
J. C. B Hl
Residence Of Late Gov Lowe Married At Sunday Ceremony
The unveiling of a tablet at 100 East Second Street marked the Confederate era Governor Enoch Louis Lowe’s former residence now the Colonial apartments. The ceremony featured remarks by Fr. Richard C. Mitchell and remarks from Jospeh W. Urner of the Historical Society.
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Frank Keefer
Enoch Louis Lowe
Maryland
Margaret Bushwaller
Ezra Houck Jr
East Second Street
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
William Joseph Bushwaller Jr
Margaret
Gov
Louwe
St. John's
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick
George Washington
Record Street
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
Urner
Washington
Lowe
Bushwaller
U.S. State Department Foreign Service
Mitchell
Bushwalter
General Lafayette
Fredericktown
Second Street
Herite Hr Take Tahaan
Sorority Cancels First Lady Reception
The Alpha Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi cancels the First Lady reception for the year after a meeting at C. Burr Artz library. Officers for the coming year were elected and plans included a May rummage sale and a fundraiser for an adapted girl.
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Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
C. Burr Artz
Dorothy Dorsey
Gastiner
Hood College
Jackie Hockman
Skippy Beveridge
June Trayina
Mary A. Clark
Ginny Mack
Aother
Frederick
Beta Sigma Phi
Sara Eyler
Ruth Holland
Kathleen Fouille
Dotde Morgai
Vf.w
Local Notables Undergo Health Treatments Across Frederick
Among the sick in the area Mrs Cornelia Kline underwent major surgery at Sibley Hospital Washington and is doing satisfactorily. Mrs Olive Sponseller remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs J L C Sunday shows improvement at Frederick Memorial Hospital after pneumonia treatment. Charles F E Riddlemoser underwent surgery at Women’s Hospital and returned home in good condition. Jay P Delphey has a severe measles case at home. Walter Sinn, Frederick attorney, discharged from Memorial Hospital after treatment. Thurmont resident Mrs Ray R Rev entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery.
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Cornelia Kline Good
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Ray R. Rev
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jay P. Delphey
Julien P. Delphey
Carroll Parkway
Walter E Sinn
Frederick
Tom Fredenen
Olive Sponseller
New Market
North Market Street
Charles FE. Riddlemoser
West Fifth Street
Woman's Hospital
Haltwore
Little League World Series to Continue in Williamsport
Chicago reports the Little League World Series will proceed as the main event of youth baseball after the first national congress rejected plans to end the World Series. Proponents warned regional play would harm the league while supporters cited travel and expense concerns.
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Chicago
Williamsport
National Congress of
Parade to Honor Retiring General Newton at Fort Detrick
A retirement parade for Brigadier General Harry P. Newton U S Army Reserve is set for 4 45 p m Tuesday on the Fort Detrick parade ground with Army Chemical Center band troops and staff. A reception follows in the Officers Open Mess. Newton a 38 year veteran and former Department of Agriculture representative at Fort Detrick will retire to Florida after moving from New Orleans where he served as technical assistant to the director of Agriculture.
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Harry P. Newton
U.S. Army Reserve
Fort Detrick
Newton
Army
Department of Agriculture
Army Chemical Center
Detrick
Europe
Department of Agriculure
New Orleans
Magnolia Avenue
DeBarry
Fla
Maryland Military District
Baltimore
One Arrest Docketed Overnight by City Police
Douglas S. Shipe was arrested overnight in Gaithersburg. Lieut. Mutchmer and Officer shared duties in the incident. A hearing cost $95.80 was listed.
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Douglas S. Shipe
Gaithersburg
Mutchmer
Aevader
Winter Glimoire Events and Bridal Veil Origins
Skiing skating bobsledding and hockey were listed in the Winter Glimoire. The veil origin traces to ancient Greeks who believed the veil protected the bride from evil spirits during the ceremony. Pheasants lay six to sixteen olive brown eggs before setting.
Teen Art Exhibit Showcases Frederick County Youths
A Frederick county teen age art display will run March 27 to 29 in the C Burr Arts Library Children’s Room with daily hours one to six and evening hours seven to nine on Tue and Wed. The 44 works from local schools will travel to Annapolis April 13-14 for a statewide AAUW contest.
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Frederick County
C. Burr Arts Library
Arts Committee
the American Associaton of University Women
State House
Annapolis
AAUW
Senor
St. John's Parochial School
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Robert Tyson
Frederick Branch Aauw Arts
Genevieve Taylor and Arnold Cregger wed in Gettysburg
Miss Genevieve K Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard A Taylor Aspers Pa and Arnold B D Cregger son of Mr and Mrs Luther H Cregger Emmitsburg Md were married at six pm March 11 in the Foursquare Gospel Church Gettysburg Pa The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev and Mrs Harold L Myers The bride wore a white lace and net gown with lace bolero She traveled in a plaid suit for the wedding trip to Richmond Va The couple will reside in Emmitsburg Maryland with the bride a graduate of Biglerville High School and the bridegroom employed by Reaser Furniture Co in Gettysburg
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Cregger
Tayior
Genevieve K. Taylor
Richard A. Taylor
Aspers
Arnold
Luther H. Cregger
Emmitsbure
Gettysburg
Harold L. Myers
Rosella Cregger
Emmitsburg
Lioyd Fuss
Dania G
Staines
Aarabers
Lloyd Fuss
Robert Taylor
Charles Rk, Bodner Jr
Poolesville
Wayne
Leslie Cregger
Shetter House
Richmond
Biglervidla Hish Sohamie
Adams County
Reaser Furniture Company
Draftee's And Yet's Guide by Major Nial
A veteran facing an inequitable discharge can seek a review by the Discharge Review Board in Washington. Contact a service officer from a veterans organization to gather new evidence, including affidavits and character references, and possibly request a hearing. Decisions are reviewed by the secretary of the service, with new evidence needed for any further hearings.
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Thomas M. Nial
Pealough
Linas Emergance
Armed Services
Washington
Veterans Organizations
Waeiker al
Orden
Miss Collmus Weds T. D. Wilkinson in Williamsburg
Miss Jean Collmus daughter of Mr and Mrs Albion Collmus and T D Wilkinson III son of Mr and Mrs T D Wilkinson Jr wed at the Chapel of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia. Rev Walter C Gunn officiated. reception followed at the Williamsburg Lodge with family and close friends present.
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College of Williiam and Mary
Williamsburg
Jean Collmus
Albion Burnett Collmus
College Place
T. D. Wilkinson
T. D. Wilkinson Jr
Richmond
Walter C. Gunn
Wil‘Wamneburg Lodge
Maxwell B. Whitlock
Fort Worth, Tex
Clinton Rhoades
Ts City
Patron and Litterateur Mispronunciations in Lessons
English Lesson cites patron meaning a defender of arts or charity and notes common mis pronunciations of litterateur and turquoise. It mentions four Marx brothers named by Art Fisher, who renamed them after watching their act.
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Gordon
Marx Brothers
Harry
Gronehe
Gunma Aere
Art Fisher
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Adelaide Vincendiere
Enoch
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Charles W. Ross
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Mr. Wilkinson Jr
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Medical College of Virginia Hospital
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Ate Misa Jean Collmus
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