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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1955

Page

13

Dog bar on Fifth avenue signals new era in pet culture

Boyle Column surveys oddities from an almanac era and notes a Manhattan trend with a storefront dog bar offering only water, a humorous glimpse of a St Bernard with a brandy cask, and playful musings on animal crackers shaped like foods. It also touches on Mrs America contest picks, enduring household chores, and the idea of canning money.

New York Fifth Avenue Manhattan Rover Mrs America Elliner Village Fla

Sharp Drop In State Traffic Fatalities

In Baltimore on May 81 percent, Maryland Traffic Safety Commission director Paw Burke credits an intensive safety campaign for April’s drop to 29 traffic deaths from 38 in April 1954. He cites the Maryland Association of Insurance Agents campaign from January through March and hopes the effort becomes annual. Sicily has long been occupied by historical powers, including the Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Saracens, Normans, and Italians.

Baltimore Maryland Traffic Safety Commission Maryland Paw E. Burke Commission Maryland Assn Burke Sicily

Radio schedule and local tour details dominate community notices

The page lists radio programs from CBS NBC ABC and local station schedules, followed by a long feature on a two hundred year old Monocacy cemetery tour at Beallsville. It highlights homes such as Friend's Advice and Grayhaven Manor, with tours, maps, and lunches at churches and farms.

Beallsville Albert C. Wedemeyer Grayhaven Manor E. Gray Grayhaven Lord Baltimore Sugar Loaf Mountain Potomac AAA Washington St. Peter’s Church Poolesville Windy Hill Farm George W. Welker Conus

Quiet Woodsboro election re-elects Burgess and Wickless

In Woodsboro on Saturday, Burgess Lawrence Al Dorsey and Commissioners Gail L Cutshall and Carroll Wickless were re-elected in a quiet municipal election. Wickless led with 40 votes, Mills 35, 12 write-ins for Hahn, one for Powell. term begins May 15. A separate item notes St Peter's Episcopal church Poolesville plans a May 17 country homes tour in Upper Montgomery County.

Burgess Lawrence al Dorsey Gail L Cutshall Carroll Wickless Woodsboro Gilbert Mills Edgar Hahn Catshall Wickless Mr. Mills Mr. Hahn Shermatt Powell Worth Cellege St. Peter's Episcopal Church Poolesville Sugar Loaf Mountain Montgomery County St. Peter's Church

Open Grange meeting in Langanore Langanore Hall event

Grange at Linganore held an open Monday meeting for milk shippers and members featuring William Sadler of Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers as speaker. Oscar Turner attended. Arthur Grossnickle of New Windsor won the Holstein heifer drawing. Net proceeds totaled $695.50 to remodel the hall. A sheet cake contest is set for May 16 at 6:30 p.m. with two cake classes Butter and Sponge.

Langanore Grange Linganore Grange Grange William Sadler Maryland Oscar Turner Arthur Grossnickle New Windsor

Lost Colony of Roanoke Vanished Colony Mystery

The 121 men and women sent by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1587 to Roanoke Island disappeared without a trace, leaving historians puzzled about what became of the colony.

Roanoke Island Walter Raleigh

Jilted Wife and Pakistani Politics Spark Debate

A Karachi report details Begum Hamida Mohammed Ali, first wife of Pakistan's premier, appearing in public as her husband weds a second wife. The scene includes emotional reactions from spectators and feminist protests, with mentions of polygamy and domestic tensions shaping the coverage.

News Post Pakistan Hood College Karachi Hamida Mohammed Ali Begum Aliya Saddy Buckeystown

English Lesson Notes by W L Gordon

Lesson discusses common usage errors including do not versus I am very much pleased with the presents. It covers pronunciation sine die and misspellings withalone and words like withhold.

W.L. Gordon

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