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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1956
Page
5
Local brief records a Saturday edition entry from The News newspaper dated March 31 with an item of unclear specifics and no identifiable events or names given in the fragment.
Grahame Walker, Democratic hopeful for the Sixth District nomination, tours Frederick County meeting local Democratic leaders and voters. He says Montgomery County focus hurts western districts and predicts strong Democratic turnout in November. He plans to attend the Jefferson-Jackson dinner April 4 at the Francis Scott Keys Hotel and visit Frederick again before the primary.
The Air Force Sector Training meeting at the local recruiting station was led by Capt. Harry C. McMasters and M/Sgt. Clyde H. Jones with updates on policy and personnel. A Parent-Teacher organization formed at the Maryland State School for the Deaf drew 55 parents as Lloyd A. Ambrosen outlined aims and elected officers for a two year term.
Mrs Austin Kemp led the Gambrill Park Club on March 26 with nine members and two guests, discussing Home Management principles and practical job simplifications. International Relations leader Mrs Pennington showcased the ACWW slides, while a sewing class report and 4-H invitation were noted. The next meeting, at Mrs John Harris Jr.’s home, will include baby pictures from members.
The Jaycee Education committee presented a biographical sketch prepared by committee members after screening several candidates. The panel decided to present Brosius for Jaycee consideration.
The text lists chairmen and delegates for the nominating convention with Laurence A. Welsch and Lloyd K. Hoover as delegates and alternates Tressett and Thomas. Arthur Johnson is also mentioned among the names.
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