Musicales Elects Helen Shafer President At Final Meet
Miss Helen Shafer of Middletown was elected president of the Monday Musicales at the season’s final meeting held at Mrs. Brant Morgan’s home in North Market street. George Douglas presided as retiring president. Officers elected for a two year term include Shafer vice president Dr. William Roessier treasurer Carroll Hendrickson Jr corresponding secretary Mrs. Melvin Partridge recording secretary Mrs. George P. Swank. The program Music from the America Stage featured group singing and various vocal numbers directed and accompanied by several members and guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Morgan with help from Partridge Shafer and Stupp.
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Helen Shafer
Middletown
Brant Morgan
North Market Street
George Douglas
Aust Shafer
William Roessier
Carroll Hendrickson Jr
Melvin Partridge
George P. Swank
Rodgers
June
Blue Room
Romberg
No Decrease In Sight In Defense Spending For Years
Secretary of Defense Wilson predicts defense spending will stay at current levels for many years, warning that despite calmer rhetoric Moscow remains a threat. He notes no US planes shot down recently, but isolation of such events may reflect a lack of targets. He expects further atomic and hydrogen weapon advances to push costs higher as Russia’s burden grows.
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Wilson
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Factory Employment Boosted Personal Income Across March and Q1
Department of Commerce data show factory employment lifting personal incomes in March ahead of February by two billion and above March last year by nine billion. First quarter incomes exceed the prior year by seven and a half billion. Farm income declines by half a billion in March while the employment surge counters political criticism of the Elseshower administration. A Fisherman magazine feature on Potomac river fishing includes a photograph from local sportsman Nicholas Yinger.
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Department of Commerce
Elseshower
Potomac
Potomac River
Nicholas Yinger
News and Post
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A fine demonstration by the Junior Fire Company on East Church street drew hundreds as the engine and hose wagon quickly tackled a box fire, with a sharp stream from the steamer in minutes. Charles J. Doll buys a two seated Cadillac. Franklin Savings Bank directors are elected with Houck as president and Nicoemus secretary. Newly elected officers address the Boys Temperance Association with Lease as president. Michael and Shipley conduct readings and songs. Mayor Smith and aldermen visit Baltimore to inspect curbing and paving, noting asphalt and vitrified brick streets perform best while concrete curbs hold up well.
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East Church Street
G. William Shipley
Church Street
Fred
Charles J. Doll
Cadillac
Frederick
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
Wm. If Nicoemus
George‘ W. Heinlein
C. @. Keedy
Te Boys Temperance Association
Carl Lease
Lavier Michael
Robert Shipley
Jesse Michael
George Edward Smith
Schell
Kindley
Hershberger
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News May 1935
A look back at 1935 events notes 0 persons fleeing Braddeck Hall at Kined College for Dr Henry T State's inauguration with Gov and Mrs Barry Nice among guests. Raymond Shipley’s Oldsmobile coach was stolen from in front of Melvin A Engle’s North Carroll street garage. Merchants in Francis Scott Key Hotel discussed forming an active merchants association led by J Walker Carty. M J Grove Lime Company bid 36 254 66 to eliminate a dip on the National highway at Boonshoro.
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Braddeck Hall
Kined College
Henry T. State
Barry Wo Nice
Oldsmobile
Raymond Shipley
Locat Nul
Melvin A. Engle
North Carroll Street
Francis Scott Key
J. Walker Carty
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Iow
Boonshoro
Weddings at St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville
A quiet Friday wedding at St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville joined Miss A Katharine Diller and Mehrl L Powell in a navy taffeta gown ceremony. Attendants included Mrs Raymond T Powell and best man Raymond T Powell. The couple will live at 11 East Patrick Frederick after a brief trip to Ho Ho Kus New Jersey.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
A. Katharine Diller
Alice Diller
Frederick
Mehrl L. Powell
Luther K. Powell
Mountaindale
BE. Koontz Helwig
Raymond T. Powell
Patrick
Treasury Department
Potomac Edison Company
Ho-Ho-Kus
N. J
East Patrick Street
Bible Thoughts and Individuality in Faith
The text cites Jeremiah 7 13 warning that people ignored prophetic calls while contrasting Mme Swetchpine urging preservation of primitive individuality and the divine imprint in each person.
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God
Mme
Swetchpine
Talbott Remsburg Wed In Frederick Church Ceremony
Aliss Shirley Louise Talbott daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray H Talbott Sr East Sixth street and Clinton William Remsburg son of Mr and Mrs Roger Remsburg were married Friday April 22 at 7 30 pm in the Mr Pleasant Evangelical and Reformed church Rev William H Anderman Jr officiated Miss Carol Ketlles sang and Mrs Harold Young played. The couple reside at their Adventad campement on North Market street after a southern wedding trip. The bride is Frederick High School class of 1934 and is employed at Seatty's. the groom is a Frederick High School graduate from class of 1930 and works at General Acceptance Corp.
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Aliss Shirley Louise Talbnit
Ray H. Talbott Sr
East Sixth Street
Clinton William Remsburg
Roger Remsburg
Pleasant
Mr .Pleasant
Carol Kettells
Mary Belle Remshurs
Nancy Talbott
Patricia Brown
Joan Conrad
Ray Talbott Jr
James
Richard Remshburg
Rtrs
Talbott
RCR
Seatty’s
Erans
Frederick High
Armed Forces
General Acceptance Corp
Zonta Club Activities and Hospital Tour
Zonta Club met at Frederick Memorial Hospital in observance of National Hospital Week. Members enjoyed supper served by the Women's Auxiliary, toured the hospital, and heard remarks from BPW leader Miss Jean Feened and Outa president Miss Mary Rhoads. Also noted were hospital staff talks and upcoming meetings, with local civic leaders in attendance.
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Zonta Club
Zonta Chin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Business and Professional Women‘s Club
Martha Reynolds
BPW
Mary Rhoads
Outa
Jean Feened
Ade
Etith
Ethel Northam
Zenta Club
Paw Michael
Board of Managers
Vrs
Edward Sfartmann
Womans Samas
Erites Fad Nh
Dloctors
Frank PD. Worthington
Arran P. Witte
Robert JJ
Furie
Melvin Lea
Ceaup
Melvin Parmidce Wall
Wave of peace talk deceives millions, warns columnist
Paris dispatch analyzes Soviet strategy behind Western appeasement talk. The piece argues U S officials privately doubt the sincerity of peace overtures, fearing Laborites and misread signals could spark conflict with Red China while four power talks offer propaganda gains for Communists. It notes Austria treaty moves, NATO tensions, and possible German partition as Western strategy shifts.
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David Lawrence
Paris
Trp
Socialist Labor Party
Europe
Chamberlain
Far East
Red China
Reds
America
Britain
Moscow
Charles &. Bohlen
Eisenhower
Marshal Zhukay
Warsaw
NATO
West Germany
France
United States
Germany
Winehawk
Soviet
Russia
Austria
Agai
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Hundreds High School Pupils Lead All-County Chorus Concert
Hundreds of Frederick County pupils join the sixteenth annual All-County High School Chorus at Frederick High School. The 164-voice chorus, plus junior and senior school ensembles, perform The Heavens Are Telling and America The Beautiful with Mildred Treveett at the piano. Philip Royer directs, Hessely B. Coran arranges, and each school presents numbers, concluding with the combined chorus pieces. The program showcases Vocal ensembles from Liberty Junior, Rim SOeet, and other county schools under music instructors including Betty B. Kelly and Ruth Rebovec Beachley, with performers listed for the All-County Chorus some 190 voices overall.
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Frederick County
Allfrederick County
Frederick High School
Serthoven
3Ildred Treveett
Philip Royer
Carrell County
Hessely B. Coran
Liberty Junior High School
Ils
Ralle
Wrage Cape Youne
Iena Thomas Mulliiean
Michael Shin
Wathersvile
Haydn
Ania
Wes Mare Isabelle Chitin
Aver
Giathnetar
Conedict
Artam
Thur
Gaul
Sibelai
Mose
Creve
Margaret At
Fisher
Aiddletown Wreh
Wall
Malaguena
Leenena
Vaderne
Musi Wit Reraud
Dames Putman
Brodszky
Wilson
Ruth Stull
Jack Want
Geome
Brunswick High
St John’s to Award Letters at School Dinner
St John’s High School will award varsity letters to 15 members of last season’s boys basketball team and 13 girls players at the awards dinner at six p m in the school cafeteria. Also to receive letters are eight cheerleaders, 30 grammar school athletes, and several staff and captains with sweaters, monograms, or megaphone letters noted.
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St. John’s High School Athletic Association
St. John’s Grammar School
Anon J. Lipps
Presidea
Pete Leikus
Bernard
Letty Sreaga
Bon Rice Jr
Cracn
Judy Quill
Mempers
Charles Winpieler
Pat Smith
Barbara Sprankle
Janet Lawson
Janice Bailey
John Kennedy
Thomas Quill
Hubert Win‘pigler
Ronnie Lipps
Jerry Quill
Ray Myers
Ann Hariman
Susan ‘Grove
Rosemary Oden
Donald Rice
James Grove
Eugene ‘Rickell
Linda Shipley
Mills
Dave _Winpigler
Dave Sappington
Ben Cox
Hogate Grove
John Grove
James Rice
Rita Smith
Kathleen Croghan
Sandra Roughan
Ann Garner
Johnie Knipple
Pat Perkinson
Maria Summers
Prisilla Simms
Glenna Stull
Mary Ann Knippie
Patty Martin
Dianne Spriggs
Patricia Stull
Terisa Mfain
Gladys Garner
Susan Fitzpatrick
Celeste Toms
Mary Louise Chessex
Diane Staley
Martha Grove
Kathleen Smith
Judy Summers
Mary Cosgrove
Dorothy Cosgrove
Dorothy Frushour
Michele Robert
Carmile Davis
Grammar School
Theodore Davis
Rahjett Bailey
Andrew Bailey
Danny Chesler
Stephan Hahn
John Hahn
Michael Quill
Kenny Rice
Gary Greenbut
Johan Convey
Robert 4Aine Winnister
Forrest Lerey
Jay Lipps
Robert Car
James Filby
Mother Sues To Have Her Deed Set Aside
An elderly Jemsville mother, Nettie B. Sier, files in Equity Court to set aside a deed granting two sons her home with a life estate reserved for her. She claims the sons provided little support, failed repairs, and that the deed amounts to fraud creating a trust. She seeks removal of the deed, appointment of a trustee, and restoration of the remainder to her. The case names Norman F. Sier and Wilmer D. Sier of Ijamsville, with attorney Sherman P. Bowers, presented before Judge Patrick M. Schnanffer.
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Jemsville
Equity
Nettie B. Sier
Norman F. Sier
West Fourth Street
Wilmer D. Sieramsville
Sherman P. Bowers
Ido
Sier
Patrick ML Schnanffer
Questions and Answers on Rights and Petitions
The text explains that the sealily is an animal and the arms sweep food into its mouth. It defines the right of assembly as the peaceful gathering of people to petition the government, noting that in the United States this right is guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Thersclan
United States
Local names listed in historical notice
Eugene Hemp Jack Masser Gene Harshman Sterling Edwards Les lie Cregger Robert Hayes Eugene Foltz Jack Wantz James Lightner Allen Barnes Lance Harrington.
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Eugene Hemp
Jack Masser
Gene Harshman
Sterling Edwards
Leslie Cregger
Robert Hayes
Eugene Foltz
Jack Wantz
James Lightner
Allen Barnes
Lance Harrington
Governor To Probe Fight Ends Boxing In Pa If Needed
Governor Grace M. Leader moves to investigate the Friday boxing bout in Harrisburg after Harold Johnson collapsed mid fight with Julia Medernos. Johnson, hospitalized under guard, was examined after an orange given by a stranger left him dazed while authorities probe possible gambling and drugging. State Senator Dent and the athletic commission call for clear explanations to restore Pennsylvanian confidence in the sport.
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PHI
Adel.phta
Jay Grarce M
Leader
Pennsylvania
Harold Johnson
State Athletic Commission
Harrisburg i
Johnson
Julia Medern
State Senate
Harrisburg
Nonnion
John H. Dent
Dent
Senate
Pennsyl
Vanna
Mederos
Ringsiders
States Athletic Commission
Jobsen
Seed of Life and a Public Correction Notice
The News publishes a correction for Harold J. Staley of Wondsboro and Harold M. We Marvel at the crownie seed. The piece discusses life, growth, and resurrection as collateral forfeit in a poetic, locally toned column with misprints acknowledged.
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Ures
Sat Peasan
Ziyins
Orday
Harold J
Staley
Wondsboro
Harold M
Omer Oatare
Lufburrow
Catholic Charity Appeal Opens Here
The annual Catholic Charity appeal opened in Frederick on Sunday led by Father Herbert Kydernay urging 2000 St John’s parishioners to be generous. Funds support Home for the Aged and the new Orphans Village run by Sisters in Delaney Valley. The drive runs through May 22 across the Archdiocese of Baltimore with James McSherry and Alten Lapos assisting. $300 donated to date while last year’s local drive reached $83,000. Protestant, Jewish and Catholic contributors are thanked for the ongoing success.
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Frederick
Herbert Kydernay
Ieds
Getical
St. John’s
Home For the
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Jordan
James McSherry
Alten
Lapos
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick and area
The bulletin lists numerous local residents in treatment or recovery. Measles cases are noted for severe illness at a home, while Roy Walter of Braddock Heights is recovering after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander and Mrs. W. A. Riddell are under observation or convalescing, and others including Mrs. John H. Miller, Miss Betty Burne, Mr. Guy Kline, and Miss Rosa Layman are in hospital or recuperating after procedures or cataract surgery in Baltimore.
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John McCardell
Mme
Pane Wits
McCarnell
North Bentz Street
Roy Walter
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hital
Horace M. Alexander
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. A. Riddell
Court Street
John H. (Kelly) Miller
East South Street
Betty Burne
Frederick
Waynesboro
Guy Kline
Myersville
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Lee Slingluff Symington
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Henry Burke Mathews
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Claudia Hoffman
Connie Wolfe
Catherine Crampton
Pat Eyler
Geraldine Shrader
Rita Horell
Peggy Wachter
Patsy Lescalleet
Trina LeGore
Ruth Biller
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Willa Dockery
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Charlotte Keller
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Patsy Long
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Joe Moser
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Carroll Siu
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Douglas Pyles
Harold Lewis Pievald Stitela
Charles Zehnder
Charles Stover
Jerry Dean
Richard Cummings
Hirst
Garvin Tharieslen
Ranald Weller
Sart Dusran
Kenneth Glass
Robert Stiely
James Vain
Robert Penderstaff
Richard Freed
Fhiip Sibert
John Gao
Maurice Barkley
Robert Testerman
Robert Glass
Preston Stewart
Kenneth Jones
Fide Price
Leroy Boller
Gene Adelsherser
Sarze
Thulleis
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