Frederick Memorial Hospital expands amid fund drive
The article notes Frederick Memorial Hospital nearly completes a five year enlargement funded by over 800000 from a county wide appeal. It urges public support for a larger endowment, nursing training, and continued community backing while warning of rising costs and personnel shortages. It also reflects on Mothers Day and social trends affecting virtue and materialism.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Purses Training School
Letter to the Editor criticizes park teens and calls for orderly play
A reader complains at Baker Park playgrounds are overrun by teen ages, littering, dirt in the wading pool, and unsafe conditions for small children. The writer urges a friendly police presence to supervise and protect children during evening hours.
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The
News
Baker Park Playground
Dublin Night Cop: Rarely Uses Nightstick on Busy Saturday
Boyle notes a Dublin police officer at the Gresham Hotel who says he uses the nightstick very seldom, recalling only six or eight years since a defensive incident during a political demonstration. He explains Dublin cops mostly handle traffic and drunkenness, with limited gun use and modest pay for officers and sergeants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Mike
Dublin
Thomas Street
Remembering Hospitable Friends After Moving Away
A note on writing to the 300s who showed real hospitality in the town you left. It urges expressing gratitude for their friendship and the kindness you received before moving to a distant place.
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From sf w.cun Of The News May 16 1902 A paving effort for East Church street between Market and Chapel alley is urged with two thirds of cost paid by property owners. Oliver Bowens 31 killed by a Baltimore and Ohio engine while walking home after a trip to Point of Rocks. Bowens, a carpenter from Adamstown, likely slept on the tracks. A four horse team owned by Nicholas Zimmerman Feagaville frightened on Carroll street by a passenger train, ran briefly before being stopped. The junior class of Women College hosted a banquet for the senior class at City Hotel with toasts from many young ladies. An earthquake or quake-like event shook Middletown Valley Thursday morning, with loud reports and rattling windows. some feared the dynamite storehouse near L. Z. Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atems
the News
East Church Street
Market Street
Chapel Alley
Oliver Bowens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Adamstown
Bowens
Point of Rocks
Nicholas Zimmerman
Feagaville
Carroll Street
Womens College
City Hotel
Middletown Valley
L. Z. Derrs
Frederick county boards seek 425742 for next year school budget
Twenty years ago items report an appropriation request of 425 742 for Frederick county public school education next year, a figure $19 000 below the prior year's total. The board presents the request to county commissioners as the education budget. Nearby notes show dairy health efforts, bridge bid results, and a Kiwanis meeting with Dr Henry A Converse as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Board of Education
E. P. Dozois
State Health Department
E C Kefauver
Poffenberger and Mause
Myersville
Monocacy River
Ceresville
Henry A Converse
State Teachers College
Hattisonburg
Capital District
Kiwanis Citts
Ue Frederick Kiwanis Cick
Lawmakers weigh political loans and tax deductions
Washington observers question if loans to the New York State Democratic committee counted as investments or deductible business expenses. The Williams inquiry shows individuals used loans to political committees to claim bad debt losses, highlighting broader issues in how political spending is treated for tax purposes and the potential need for new legislation.
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Washington
Senate
House
Williams
Delaware
New York State
Democratic Committee
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
State Democratic Committee
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
U. S
Kolb Adkins Wedding at Middletown Church
Miss Phyllis Adkins and Preston Kolb wed in a twilight ceremony at Christ Reformed Church Middletown. Rev. Hoffmeier officiated the double ring ceremony with spring flowers. Bride wore nylon net gown with pearl accessories. bridesmaids were her sisters. A reception followed. couple will reside in Creagersville after a trip to the Poconos.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Phyllis Dune Adkins
C. E. Adkins
Amsville
Preston Lee Kolb
Nettie Kolb
Rocky Ridge
Kolb
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Paul H. Eigenbrode
William Kolb
Creagerstown
Paul Eigenbrode
Robert Kolb
Charles Kolb
Eugene Martin
Adkins
Mary H. Hoffman
Robert Windsor, Jr
Sjamsville
Bond
d’Hardelot
Multiple Weddings in Frederick and Baltimore Church Ceremony
A series of wedding notices from Frederick and Baltimore detail April and May nuptials. Rebecca Jean Williar and Horace Allen Palmer wed April 27 at North Baltimore Brethren Church with a double ring ceremony. George J. Haller and Alta Benn married April 30 at St John’s of Hamilton Methodist in Baltimore. Peggy Lenhart and Lander R. Skeen wed May 7 at Trinity Methodist parsonage with single ring rites. Includes post ceremony plans and brief background on the couples.
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Palmer—Williar
Rebecca Jean Williar
Frank E. Williar
Mt. Airy
Woodlawn Road
Baltimore
Horace Allen Palmer
C. Earl Palmer
Hereford
North Baltimore
Church of the Brethren
Roland Avenue
Oakdale Road
Mr. Williar
Lillie Mae Eckhart
Long Green
Carl Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
James Debolt
Long View
Washington
Lewis D. Lenhart, Jr
Past Masters Night at Columbia Lodge 56 A F and A M
Columbia Lodge 56 A F and A M plans Past Masters Night in the Masonic Temple on May 19 with Renah F. Camalier as guest speaker and a dinner preceding the meeting. Oran C. Legge chairs the event with Irving T. Cecil as dinner chair and a committee including lodge officers and Frank L. Crebs, Gus Vaciliou, Carmi Saylor, and C. Robert Moberly Sr. James I. Ewing is Worshipful Master.
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Columbia Lodge
Columbia Lodge No. 56
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Renah F. Camalier
Grand Lodge of the
District of Columbia
Oran C. Legge
Irving T. Cecil
Frank L. Crebs
Gus N. Vaciliou
Carmi W. Saylor
C. Robert Moberly
James I. Ewing
Know Your Policeman Photo i by James Messersmith
James Messersmith profiles Frederick Police Sergeant Marshall K. Murray a longtime traffic officer at the Square since 1934 and promoted in 1951. Born on a Ballenger district farm Murray married Gladys Miller in 1923 and lives at 9 South Jefferson with daughter Gloria. Renowned for calm traffic control he favors one way streets and rules out a run for sheriff.
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Marshall K. Murray
Frederick
Fred Straley
the Square
Roy Hiltner
Frederick County
Pelissier
Sgt. Murray
Ballenger
Harvey J. Murray
Feagaville
Gladys Miller
Edgar L. Miller
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Standard Oil Company
Murray
No. 9
South Jefferson Street
James Working
Walkersville
Gloria Murray
Citizens National Bank
Sergeant Murray
Capacity Crowd Attends Hood College Water Show
The Hood College Rhythmic Swimming Club staged its spring water show at Hudson pool drawing a capacity audience. Nine original routines directed by club members featured a flower garden theme with music and decor. Performers included Alice Avamnozian, Joan Ball, Elizabeth Flower, JoAnne Kates, Virginia Parker, and Marilyn Ogden in various duets and group pieces.
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The
Hood College Rhythmic Swimming Club
Hudson Pool
Alice Avamnozian
Manhasset
L. L
Joan Ball
Connellsville
Patricia Marks
Pleasantville
N.Y
Elizabeth Flower
Maplewood
N. J
JoAnne Kates
Newport News
Virginia Parker
Bath
Leilani
Leif Eldridge
River Edge
N J
Marilyn Ogden
Summit
Thersburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Cathrine Kester
Crystal Gercken
Tenafly
Ann Parker
Mt. Holly
Heather
Lois Eldridge
Penelope Probert
South Orange
Miss Probert
Peggy Patterson
Alexandria
Margaret Crook
Catonsville
Joan Scott
Mary Montgomery
Bala Cynwyd
Pat
Ann Somerson
Red Bank N. J
Questions And Answers Piece On Calendars And Awards
A quiz style piece covers calendar reforms in Europe and the American colonies, plus biographical notes about swimmers and performers. It lists names from Tenafly New Jersey and South Orange and cites a Tschaikowsky finale. It also answers questions about explorers buried in Africa and the status of the League of Nations.
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Europe
League of Nations
Helaliy
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David Lawrence
Jordan Vocational School
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Charles Town
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Dill Avenue
Council of Jewish Women
Peter Pan Inn
Irving Weil
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B'nai Brith
Abe Solar
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I. J. Wolberg
William Hurwitz
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Rose Haven
Lee Greenwald
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Russell H. McCain
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Susan Silverstein
Joseph Feldman
Cambridge
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Lloyd Hoover
Perry Darner
Canasta
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Louise Weagley
Alice Love
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Mark Shank, Jr
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Gilmore Academy
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Pythian Castle
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Maryland
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U. S. Air Force
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St. Joseph
Daniel Paut
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Dona Wayne
Leatherman
Edna Delauter
Belgian Congo
Carl Akeley
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