Banquet Held By Carroll County Teachers Association
The Carroll County Teachers Association held its annual banquet May 6 at Mechanicsville Elementary. About 225 attended as officers were installed for the coming year led by John Berchock as president. Guest speaker Dr Horsley Gantt of Johns Hopkins discussed brain research. A turkey dinner followed and a survey showed 89.5 percent of Carroll teachers voted in the last general election.
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Carrell Courty Teachers’ Association
Mechanicsville
Harrieton Merritt
Conn
Shelt Cos Tannerbaun
Gene Tuso
Stu
Ealaster
North Carroll Quartete
John Berchock
George Herring
Ester’ Wilt
Ollie Jones
Harrieton Merrritt
Myrna Knox
Loren Simpson
Parent-Teachers Association
Carroll County Teachers’ Association
Carroll County
The News May 13 1958 Edition Header
The Frederick Maryland afternoon newspaper The News announces its May 13 issue with dates and masthead details from the 1950s centering on the publication’s name, location, and publication cadence.
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Frederick
Modern Groceries Offer Tremendous Variety And Speed
Thirty years ago home cooking consumed 3.5 hours for two days for a family of four. Now ready to serve and prepared foods cut kitchen time to 16 hours, with USDA figures noting time savings. Modern processing, packaging, canning, and refrigeration enable over 6,000 new food items annually, and a year of varied meat dishes.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records show several births this week. Harold Levi Lenhart Jr. arrived to Mr. and Mrs H Levi Lenhart of Thurmont on Friday, the couple’s first child. Wanda Sue Garber, seventh child and sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Garber of Le Gore, was born Friday. Ruth Wachter of Thurmont is her mother’s maiden name. Walter Eugene Harmon Jr. born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs Walter Harmon of Route 2, Frederick, their first child. Joseph Mark Rosenwald born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs Albert J Rosenwald of Thurmont, their fourth son. Julia Arnold of Taneytown is the mother’s maiden name. Debra Ann Hooper, third child and first daughter of Mr. and Mrs Paul O Hooper of Union Bridge, born Sunday. Mary Jane Warner of Doubs is the mother’s maiden name. Darden Sue Beacham, second child and first daughter of Mr. and Mrs James W Beacham of Route 5 Westminster, born Sunday. Mary May of Carroll Co. is her mother’s maiden name.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A local automobilist on Market street struggled with a stalled car until discovering no gasoline after an hour of checking the engine. George W. Dean, well known Harmony Grove farmer and former Farmers and Mechanics National Bank director, died at 221 East Patrick Street at age 72. Grayson H. Staley bought 2 lots on Rockwell Terrace from ex Senator Norwood to build a dwelling. Dr Charles McGill. James E Solt and C R Landis fished near Hunting Creek for a fine trout string. Thurmont's school athletes posted a strong showing at the Institute rural high schools meet, tying for second.
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George W. Dean
Harmony Grove
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
East
Patrick Street
Grayson H. Staley
Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Charles McGill
James E. Solt
C. R. Landis
Hunting Creek
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Tore Institute For
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A compilation from March 13 1938 notes Francis B Sarre will speak at Hood College commencement on June 6 Fredericks fear of frost and a 38 degree low Emmitsburg Manufacturing rear-plant fire after workers left Dial telephone service began in Brunswick with Mayor Mace First Abby column advises a fiancé about his false teeth and marriage plans followed by several Q A letters on marriage inferences and teen dating with parental concerns Evangelical Lutheran class meeting at Doris Crum's home with refreshments and a social hour
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Francis B. Sarre
Hood College
Frederick
Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Doris Crum
Wilson Place
Having A Baby Today In Frederick Memorial Hospital
A lengthy hospital round up notes patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Gordon F. Palmer and Marvin Ausherman with conditions ranging from surgery to measles recovery. It recounts one obstetrician Dr. Harry W. Gray and a detailed birth experience with prenatal classes, labor room comfort, incubators, and postoperative care, plus notes on other local patients and hospital events during Hospital Week.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Parsons Newman
Women’s
Harry W. Gray
Frederick Siemorial Hospital
O.B. Department
Jis
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Obituaries and birthday notices from Taneytown area
Taneytown residents Mr Jesse N Smith and Mr Arthur R Mason marked birthdays this Wednesday. Mrs Margaret Bowers, widow of Ulysses H Bowers, died Monday night at University Hospital Baltimore aged about 70. Funeral rites at St Joseph's Catholic church with Rev Stephen D Melycher. Anna Mae Mullendore, nine, died at Martinsburg hospital. survivors include parents, siblings, and grandfather. Bernard Rand Jr of Shaker Heights reported deceased. funeral in Cleveland. Dr Leonard Reddick, 64, Walkersville, died at VA Center Algeriasburg after two years illness. services at his home and Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Funeral arrangements by G G Barion.
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Church Cemetery
C. O. Fuss and
Anna MaeStuliendore
Anna Mae Mullendore
Stanley A
Agnes
Denby) Mullendore
Trego
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bethel Eub
Rohrersville
Mary Jane
Judy
Fay
Shirley
Esther
Linda
Stanley A. Mullendore Jr
Marine Corps AF
Japan
Robert
Clayton
Dennis
Clarence
Mullendore
Brunswick
Bernard E. Rand II
Bernard E. Rand
Shaker’ Heights
Ohio
Harry 5. Sherby
Dickerson
Washington
Manuel Weinberg
Frederick
Cleveland
Leonard Reddick
Walkersville
U.S. Veterans Administration Center
Algeriasburg
James Z. and
Mary Co. V. Stanffer Reddick
United Brethren Church of
Jime McDonough Military School
McDonough
Pasadena Military School
California
St. Christo ‘Pher’s School
Richmond
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Ruth Ports
Nannie Reddick
Walk ‘Ersville
Mehrl L. Reddick
Wees
An Lam
Mt Hope
Woodsboro
G. GC. Barion
Joseph Reuben Lechlider
Laytonsville
James C. Haskin
J. W. Rosenberger
Thomas Lechlider
Edward Lechlider
Clarence Valdenar
William ‘ Valdenar
Elmer Lechlider
Dawson Lechlider
Laytonsville Cemetery
Roy W. Barber
Washington Street Pupils Visit Annapolis Amid Learning Tour
Fifth grade students from Washington Street School accompanied by teachers toured Annapolis, visiting the State House, Senate chamber, Governors reception room, and Naval Academy. They viewed the midshipmen, chapel, and John Paul Jones crypt, then enjoyed lunch at a picnic ground before returning. Principal Beeson led and several parents attended. prizes were awarded at the close and the next meeting is set for May 28 at the Chatla Box.
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Washington Street
Nellie, Carlin
Barbara Kreh
Annapolis
State House
Senate Chamber
Jacob Ramsburg
Tower House
Frederick County
Naval Academy
John Paul Jones
Beeson
Princii ‘Pal
Warren Fox
Henry Roberts
Albert Smith
Charles Thompson
Ed ‘Gar Hawker
Charles King
James Staveley
Robert
Hooper
Arthur Baker
L. ©. Young
Luncheon Hosts by Democratic Women Club in Marsland
Mrs. Ruby Hahn presided at the spring luncheon of the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Marsland held at Elkton in the National Guard Armory. Attendees included Mary Storm representing her husband Edward D. Storm and Sixth District candidate Mr. Hahn, plus several local and national candidates and many chapter reps.
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Ruby Hahn
United Democratic Women’s Clubs of
Marsland
Elkton
National Guard
Mildred Storm
Edward D. Storm
Hahn
Harry Himes
Mildred Fisher
Fannie King
Helen Barrick
Martins Brown Tie The Knot In Brunswick Parsonage
Miss Evelyn Gertrude Brown daughter of Thurman and Mrs Brown of Purcellville Va. wed William E Martz son of Herbert A Martz of Round Hill Va. at 4 30 PM in the Brunswick Methodist parsonage. Rev J W Seay officiated. The bride wore a light blue suit. Matron of honor was Mrs Jimmie Brown. best man was Jimmy Brown. The couple work in Leesburg and Washington and live with the bride’s parents.
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Martz—Brown
Evelyn Gertrude Brown
Thurman Brown
Purcellville
William E. Martz
Herbert A. Martz
Jimmy Brown
Leesburg Hardware
Leesburg
Thompson's Dairy
Washington
Bells To Ring Wednesday For Mental Health Campaign
Bells will ring countywide at noon on Wednesday May 14 to mark Bell Ringers Day in the Mental Health campaign. Campaign workers will ring doors in the afternoon and evening to collect for the National Mental Health Fund led by Charles McC Mathias Jr. The effort supports the Maryland Association and the welfare of patients in five state mental hospitals, promoting the shift toward home and community rehabilitation.
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National Mental Health Fund
Charles McC_ Mathias Jr
Uuspraid
Sen
Frederick County
McKeldin Health Society
Molten Guidance Clinic
National Program of
Maryland Association
Deaths In Brief Rev Dr Harvey Hoover Dies At 77
Rev Dr Harvey O Hoover 77 former Carthage College president from 1909 to 1926 died Sunday He taught Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg 1926 to 1952 and served Susquehanna University for years Born in Adams County Pa Charles A Bengston 84 Chicago Apparatus Co chairman pioneer in scientific equipment died Monday Born in Ludington Mich James T Durkee 62 General Petroleum Corp comptroller treasurer died Monday of heart attack Born in Omaha began with the firm as a laborer in 1919
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H. D. Hoover
Gettysburg
Harvey O’ Hoover
Carthage
Col ‘Ege
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Susquehanna University
Adams County
Charles A. Bengston
Tucson
Ariz
Chicago
Chicago Apparatus Co
Ludington
Mich
James T. Durkee
Los Angeles
James T.durkee
General Petroleum Corp
Durkee
Omaha
United Church Women hold state meeting in New Windsor
Local United Church Women attended a state organization meeting in New Windsor last week, with Mrs. David D. Baker as principal speaker. New officers included Mrs. Elwood Willis Jr. as retiring president and Mrs. Robert Young as the new president. Also noted were Frederick County calf program efforts and a Jersey Calf Club tour scheduled for Saturday near Dawsonville.
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United Church
New Windsor
Givnen
David D. Baker
the Church
Elwood Willis Jr
Annapolis
Robert Young
Cumberland
Frederick County
Cate Albaugh
John Garst
Frederick
Jane Brown
A. R. Remsberg
Raymond E. Wilhelm
James McCanner
Charles Poole
Elizabeth Bower
W. Ba
Harry T. James
Paul L. Althouse
Mallinson to speak on scientific manpower at Fort Detrick
Dr. George G. Mallinson dean of Western Michigan University will address Fort Detrick scientists and supervisors on The Need for Scientific Manpower at 7 15 p.m. after a 5 p.m. social hour and 6 p.m. dinner The talk precedes a busy Civic events calendar including a Civitans convention in Norfolk and a Frederick Health seminar Mallinson an authority on science education edits School Science and Mathematics Magazine and collaborates with Encyclopaedia Britannica Films He holds a Ph D from the University of Michigan and two degrees from the New York State College for Teachers He is a governor's science adviser and co author of a high school science text.
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George G. Mallinson
School of Graduate Studies
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Mich
Fort Detrick
Dettrick
Dean Mallinson
Central Association of Sciences and Mathematics Teachers
Encyelopedia Britannica Films
Governor's Science Advisory Board
State of Michigan
New York
New York State College For
University of Michigan
Michigan
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