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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1954

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Frederick High Band to Maryland Festival Students travel by bus

One hundred twelve Frederick High School band members departed at seven this morning to the University of Maryland for the Maryland Band Festival. Forty-five bands will perform, with twenty-two in the Armory and twenty-three in the Coliseum, non competitive, judged for improvement tips.

Frederick Tell Frederick High School Blue Ridge University of Maryland Maryland University University Armory Coliseum Liberty Lehancobeeks Freeevak Tach Martinsburg W. Va H.S Annapolis H. S Douglas H Towson Jr H. S Parkville Jr Frederick Lasseer Hagerstown Bethesda Chevy Chase H. S. Gaithersburg H. S Damascus H. S Lackey H. S Sparrows Point A. S Sherwood E. S Takoma Park Aberdeen Jr Calvert County Towson H Greenbelt Jr. H Pocomoke City Paul Lawrence Dunbar Hyattsville Jr Frederick Douglas Cambridge Catonsville Western Jr Glen Burnie Leland Jr. H Poolesville

Two The News Frederick Md Frida y rebirth of hope retained

Sentence fragment from The Bell Syndicate guidance urging resilience after marriage challenges. Mentions age thirty six as still young and avoiding discouragement, with emphasis on keeping spirit and personality. Contains sensational phrasing and incomplete publication metadata.

the News Frederick The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Zonta Talk Highlights Gem Cutting Hobby

Daniel Spielman, amateur lapidary, spoke to Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about coli­seting, cutting and setting stones. Displays included cut and uncut gems, tools, and stones from the United States and abroad.

Daniel Spielman Zonta Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Spielman United States Frederick High School University of Maryland Zonta Elizabeth Spielman Hood College Ken Hersperger

Dororthy Dixon Advice on meddling sons in law and weddings

Dorothy Dix offers guidance on a troublesome son in law who disrupts peace and finances. She urges a firm stand or removal if needed, and emphasizes the home’s right to be governed by its owners. The column also weighs anniversary observances after a spouse’s death and a widow's chances of remarriage with teenage children.

Hollywood Calif Lizzie Miles West Frankfort Lucky Lever Lever Brothers Co Miles Art Link Jetter CBS Radio Lever Brothers Reuben H. Donnelley Corp Chicago Dorothy DIX Miss DIX

Walkersville Homemakers Club April Meeting Report

The Walkersville Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Harry Smith’s home with twenty members and three guests. President Atrs. Lewis Wisner led, Scripture and hymn, and nutrition leaders spoke on food fads. Members formed groups to plan a food project for next year.

Walkersville Club Walkersville Homemakers Club Harry ©. Smith Atrs. Lewis Wisner J. Harold Hooper Edgar Roderick Courtney Stau

Family Doctors Attend One-Day Maryland Seminar

About 100 family doctors from across Maryland attended a full day post graduate seminar in Hagerstown. Specialists spoke on skin diseases blood pressure polio burns and births. Notable points included skin reflecting internal disease and kidney issues in hypertension.

Hagerstown Maryland Maryland Academy of General Practice H. M. Robinson Jr University of Maryland John Eager Howard Johns Hopkins University Howard Eugene Cliffton Memorial Hospital Bellevue Medical Center New York Horace L. Hods Department of Pediatrics Mt. Sinai Hospital Robert A. Cosgrove Margaret Hague Maternity Hospital Jersey City Lauriston L. Keown Baltimore Academy

Royal couple home after six month world tour

Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh returned to England ending a six month world tour. The royal yacht Britannia anchored in St Ansell Bay with Prince Charles and Princess Anne aboard. The voyage began from the African Mediterranean coast and will continue along the English coast to a Thames arrival for a London welcome.

Cornwall England Elizabeth II Duke of Edinburgh Britannia St. Ansell Bay Prince Charles Princess Anne Thames River London

Crippled Brooklyn Girl to Be Nun Here Saturday

Catherine Marvelli a 21 year old Brooklyn resident on crutches will be clothed in the Visitation habit at the Monastery on East Second Street Saturday at 1 AM. The ceremony marks her entrance to a one year novitiate with vows to follow in time. She spent 12 years at St. Charles Hospital for Crippled Children and remained active in Catholic groups and church life despite disability.

Visitation East Second Street Ana Catherine Marvelli Angelo Marvelli Jackson Street Brooklyn SN. Y Marvell St. Charles Hospital Port Jefferson N. Y Daughters of Wisdom Jamaica SS Boni Tate Church Paul F. Faustmann

Cited For Hearing After Auto Accident

A Frederick woman was cited for an improper right turn that caused a two car crash at North Market and Eighth streets injuring a five year old passenger. Agnes E Mercer 625 North Market was cited in People’s Court for the incident. Thomas A Fritz age 3 of 315 North Market was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Frederick North Market Eighth Streets C. S. Tregoning Agnes E. Mercer North Market Street People's Court Frederick Memorial Hospital Denver Shook Thomas A. Fritz

Car Crash Injures Child in North Starket Street

Police report a collision on North Starket Street near Eighth Street involving a Mercer car and a vehicle driven by Charles E. Welsh. A child passenger suffered a contusion to the right forehead, was treated at the hospital, and released home.

Charles E. Welsh RFD 1 Thurmont North Starket Street Mercer Eighth ‘Street Young Fritz

Direct from Omaha brothers report TV signal fromNebraska

Brothers James and Clyde Abrecht Jr residing at 222 South Market street and 819 Montclaire avenue reported receiving KAITV sound and pictures direct from Omaha Nebraska Thursday evening and night. James Abrecht declared both the signals were clear and steady.

Omaha James Clyde Abrecht Jr South Market Street Montclaire Avenue KAITV Nebr James Abrecht

Rocky Ridge 4 H Club Bake Sale Plan

Members met May 8 at Barbara Valentine’s home with fifteen girls and two leaders present. Mrs. Wolfe demonstrated kitchen equipment care. A bake sale was scheduled for May 29 at Taurmont.

Rocky Ridge

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