Deserved Tribute For Deaf School Library Naming
The Maryland State School for the Deaf honors Dr Ignatius Bjorlee, superintendent for 36 years, by naming the new Library study hall after him. Governor Theodore R McKeldin attended dedicatory ceremonies and praised his lifelong service to deaf children and advances in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Bjorlee
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Bjortee
Thirty Years A G Man Hoover’s FBI Centenary
The article reviews J Edgar Hoover’s 30 years as FBI director, noting the bureau’s origins in 1908, growth through federal cases, 1910 Mann Act enforcement, wartime duties, and postwar focus on subversion, with Hanver as the sixth chief. It also reports a County Commissioners social at Winchester Hall with new member Miss Elizabeth Beard and plans for a June picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Department of Justice
Rl Hanver
Tan Tivy Club
Winchester Hall
Barbara Moran
Elizabeth Beard
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News dated May 14 1904 report Mr Harry J Worman narrowly escaping injury after being thrown from a stick wagon near the colored church opposite the B and O railroad station a Florida gallinule captured on Benjamin Reichs farm east of Frederick the male school students charity performance for the library Ruth Mullininx visiting Cincinnati and the issue features pictures of Old Fort Frederick scenes nearby Washington county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Worman
Charles Brown
Benjamin Reich
Frederick
Imga
Ruth Mullininx
East Third Street
Marshall Etchison
Cincinnati
Old Fort Frederick
Washington County
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 14 1934
May 14 1934 column recalls a wreck on a wet street when Citizens Truck Company rig lost control striking a trolley car and two autos injuring one rider and causing $2000 damage plus four dozen nearby vehicles moved to safety. A fire in Frederick Motor garage caused notable damage. House panel authorizes 59000 to fund a national park at the Moenocace battlefield. Confederate Decoration Day plans discussed by Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UDC on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Truck Company
OSE
Frederick Motor Company
House OF Representatives
Moenocace
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederary
Deaths and Obituaries in Frederick area
Obituaries list Miss Clara Virginia Grabill of 502 East Patrick Street and Mrs Hilda N Condon of Taylorsville among those who died recently. Also noted are Mrs Alice Elizabeth King of Carver Apartments and Mrs Isaac J King with funeral details and church affiliations. Surviving relatives include multiple nieces nephews and grandchildren. Funeral services set for Sunday and Monday at local churches with interment at Mt Olivet and Fairview cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Virginia Grabill
East
Patrick Street
Herbert R. Eiker
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William and
Maria L. Hamilton Grabil
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Mite Society
Jug Bridge Club
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
Licmsoo Ana Oon
Runring
Burgess Condon
Hilda N. Condon
Taylorsville
Eugene
Verdie Pickett
Robert Shase
Winfield
Ralph Condon
Eldersburg
James Condon
Randallstown
Heart Condon
Roy Pickett
William
C.M. Waltz
Isaac J. King
Alice Elizabeth King
Issac J. King
Carver Apartments
King
Horace and
Ariana White Walker
Frederick
Charles Duffin
Lucille Delores Brown
William Walker
Edith V. Hurd
Alice Smith
Order of Eastern Star
Asbury Methodist Church
East Patrick Street
Fairview
C. E. Cline and Son
Funeral services for Roger Ensor Barnes held in New Windsor
Largely attended services Tuesday at 3 p m at D D Hartzler and Sons New Windsor funeral home for Roger Ensor Barnes retired chief statistician of the Federal Trade Commission in Washington who died Saturday at his Uniontown home. Rev Austin Schildwachter officiated. Interment followed at Pipe Creek cemetery. Bearers included Edward Thomerson Harry Babenck Norman Boyle Clinton Massimore Edward Myers Granville Hibberd and John Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ensor Barnes
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Mr. Barnes
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Uniontown
Austin Schildwachter
Pipe Creek
Edward Thomerson
Harry Babenck
Norman Boyle
Clinton Massimore
Edward Myers
Granville Hibberd
John Thompson
Local Hospital Admissions and Returns Amid May Moonlight Ride
Several people are listed as admitted or treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Mr George Kesster and Mr C Purdham with various statuses. Mrs Randall Meech and Dr P L Carter are noted as homebound or improving. A Moonlight Ride event by Saddle Pass of Yellow Springs Rating Club is announced for May 17 at 8 pm with unpaved country roads and refreshments. Nonsense line about Florida visitors is garbled text with unclear relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kesster
West Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carolyn Ann Shepley
Walkersville
C. Purdham
Brunswick
Randall W Meech
Sherman Avenue
Richard Carrall
P. L. Carter
East Third, Street
Steopathic Hospital
Philadelphia
Saddle Pass of
Yellow Springs
Nurses Alumnae Homecoming Dinner Dance at Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association hosts annual homecoming dinner and dance at Francis Scott Key Hotel with graduating class guests. Dr. Leon A. Kochman speaks. Clark Sheetenhelm’s orchestra plays in the ballroom. night club theme noted. Marion Comer chairs. cares include Hypatia Selby, Cecilia Kimbest, Delores Gaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Francis Scott Key
Leon A. Kochman
Clark Sheetenhelm
Marion Comer
Hypatia Selby
Cecilia Kimbest
Delores Gaver
Georgianna Houta Simmons
Green And Barnhart Wedding At Thurmont
Thurmont St Johns Lutheran church hosted the May 8 6:30 pm wedding of Doro thy Marie Barnhart and Charles Ray Green. Rev Corbett officiated with Reifsnider singing and a ceremony in a decor of white flowers and lighted candles. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a long train. maid of honor Jeanne E Barnhart and bridesmaids wore nile green and orchid gowns. Best man Sterline Green and ushers included local relatives. A four tier cake and reception followed. the couple plans to reside in Thurmont after a southward wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Dorothy Marie Barnhart
Elmer Barnhart
Charles Ray Green
Lioyd Green
Rocky Ridge
Jeanne E. Barnhart
Dorothy L. Green
Ruth G. Sayler
Maid ‘of Honor
Fach
Charla Ray Biller
Waynesboro
Sterline Green
Charles S. Baer
Quincey
Charles R. Miller, Jr
David P. Sayer
Harold W. Weddle
Irs
South
Green
Thurmont High School
Parsons Company
Camp Detrick
Moore Business Farms
Pennyavania
District of Columbia
Maryland
Dr Sizoo To Speak At Sunday's Vespers
Dr Joseph R Sizoo clergyman and author will speak at Hood College Sunday 6 30 p m vespers in Brodbeck Hall He is professor of religion at George Washington University Born in the Netherlands he has served as pastor in Walden Somerville New York and Washington and taught at George Washington University He contributed music by the Hood choir directed by Dr Earle Blakeslee and organ works by William Spring with selections from Bach Mozart Franck Kubnau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Sizoo
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Sizoo
George Washington University
Netherlands
America
Hope College
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
India
Walden
Somerville
N. J
Washington
New York City
New Brunswick Seminary
the Hague
Sizon
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Nicholas Collegiate Church
New York
Hood Choir
Earle Blakeslee
Lord
Mozart
William Spring
Franck
Kubnau
Music program at Evangelical Lutheran draws 250 attendees
An audience of about 250 gathered Thursday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran church for an organ and concerted instruments program. Sponsored by Frederick County Branch of the Women's League of Gettysburg College, the concert featured William Sprigg, organist and director, with local Frederick and Washington instrumentalists and Hood College string players. The program included Bach Purcell and Mozart works, a unique Leo Sowerby piece, and Widor Toccata. The two absent National Symphony trumpeters caused substitutions, with Purcell Trumpet Tune in D Major performed on the organ. The event raised funds toward the General Women's League pledge to adapt the former Brua chapel into a fine arts building, contributing $116 toward a $350,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Women’s League of Gettysburg College
Lutheran Church
William Sprigg
Frederick
Washington
Gardiner
Brahms
Sprige
J. S. Bach
Henry Purcell
Mozart
National Symphony
Mr. Sprigg
Purcell
Bach
Sprigg
Hood College
Sowerby
Leo Sowerby
Ernest Harrison
Naonal Symphony Orchestra
Charles Widor
Ralph Greiman
Eiftp
General Women's League of Gettysburg College
Brua
Generous Giving Set For W S C S At Calvary Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist met to review a year of work and elect officers. pledges were collected for 1954 35 and talks highlighted missions in Korea and abroad. A shower welcomed Miss Phillis Stuckey and a marriage was noted for Carroll Yingling. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray H. Smith
Smith
Melvin Anda
Dill Avenue
Taney
Thomas Oatman
Samuel Rose
Buckeystown
William Shaw
Korea
Frederick
Washington and
Gaithersburg
The
Methodist Church
Lester Feaga
Swartzell
Edward H. Martz
Sibley Hospital
Wilbur Baker
Gaithers
Alden Boor
Grayson Stevens
J. Fred Kreissig
Philippines
Alaska
Sally Stevens
Herman Brust, Jr
Barbara Swartz
Hilda Haller
Harry Kester
Phillis Stuckey
Calvary Church
Carroll Yingling
Russell Dudrow
Herbert Rollins
Ralph Barnes
Kester
Chester Cissel
Geneva Conference Voice on Morals and Cold War Tensions
DAVID LAWRENCE examines how moral values and Western resolve are tested at Geneva. He argues press bias, misreading U S statements, and Communist pressure threaten Western unity and moral leadership, calling for steadfast stance on Korea and Indo China amid European commentary. Laniel wins confidence vote by two, showing fragile French government amid Dien Bien Phu fallout. Market prices noted for wheat, barley, and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Geneva
Korea
Indo-China
Free World
United States
Indo China
Europe
America
Asia
Eisenhower
Dulles
Southeast Asia
Bidault
Soviet Russia
United Nations
China
Bedell Smith
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the News
Farview Methodist Church
Covers Corner
Gordon M. Dorsey
University Hospital
Baltimore
Jesse McKeldin
William Hudson
Herman Whittaker
Aubrey Williams
Sterling
Charles
Basil Derspy
Church
Waltz
Fue
Neta Afeertnr
Key West
Pensacola
Florida
It Society
Harry 5. Lipps
East Sixth Street
Peter Pan Inn
Garden Clubs of
Urbana
T.stuart Haler
Dug Bridge
Miss Jones
Roxie Strine
Magnolia Avenue
Royal
George Jaynes
Rosemont Avenue
Miss Elkins
Bowers
Joseph E. Elkins
East Second Street
Rebecca Elizabeth
James Hoke Bowers
James H. Bowers
Dili Avenue
William R. Quynn
Historical Society
Amelung
West Patrick Street
Terome Bonaparte
West Indies
Charles McC. Mathias, Sr
Karl Luther Mumford
Japan
Mumford
Chaplains’ Corps
Air Force
Wadsworth
Mark
Grace Beard Young
Wayside Apartments
J. David Mumford
Robert K. Freeze
Joseph R. Fogle
Daysville
Mabel Green
Chewsville
Mrs. Fogle
Mary Shepley
Goldie Duncan
Nellie Kaste
Irene Strobe
Edna Shaffer
Edgar M. Shep‘ley
Shirley Green
Allen Shaffer
Billy Kaste
Joey
Nancy Fogle
Nancy Fogle, Mrs. Green
Mrs. Green
Civic Club
Hotel
Harald Smith
Grace Libby
Edward A. Godsey
Samuel, Young
Calvin Schildtnecht
Bert E. Wallace
West Palm Beach
Fla
Anne Merkle
Church Home Hospital
William E. Ball
Washington University
St. Louis
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Department of Chemical Engineering
School of Engineering
Howard T. Gaver
Culler Avenue
Ralph F. Fry
Pegay Doll
Nolley Davis, Jr
Donald Braciey
Alton Gilbert
Harry Hamilton, Jr
Connie Cannon
Nevin Baker
Oliver Kelb
James Eisenhauer
Bernard Kreh
Virginia Louder
Mary Riordan
Elizabeth DeLashmut
Roscoe Murray
John Locke
John Fosse
Harry Baumgardner
George Doil
Gaver
Frank Cox
Frank O'Leary
Thomas Cramer
George H Smith, Jr
Lewis Boyer
Ralph Stine
Notley H. Davis, Jr
William Wickless
John Hull
UDC
Peter Pan
Fitzhugh Lee Chanter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Peter Pen Inn
C. W. Gregory
Herbert Kreh
Miriam Feeley
Hood
Vear-Book
Patricia Kratz
Strawn Cottage
Shriner Hall
Fishing Creek
Nancy Davis
Jesse N. Smith
East Eighth Suez
Randy Ahalt
Linden Javenue
Carl Vaughan
Leonard Fink
Keymar
Fort Benning
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Walkersville High School
James KL. Shannon
Huntingtown
Kathryn
Olivia
Calvert County Hospital
Prince Frederick
Mary Catherine Olivia Fry
Dolores ¥. Hahn
Charles H. Hahn
Woodsboro
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Edgar A. Hahn
Dayton
Lyn Cheney
Waynesville
Kappa Delta Sorority
Nancy
Otis B. Kevinniss
Linionbridge
Armounre
Marlene Snyder Devilbiss
Clarence M. Averette
Fayettsville
N C
W C Few
Miss Devilbiss
Sulinsor College
Bristol
Green and Barnhart
Piedmont League
Colonial Heights
Hagerstown
Lancaster
Newport News
York
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Lancourg
Dr. Sizoo
Paris
Joseph Laniel
National Assembly
Ment
Indochina
Assembly
Lauiel
Dien Sein Phu
Ime
Shtim
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