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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1957

Page

3

Birth of Jeffrey Ford Krieger celebrated at Johns Hopkins

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Krieger of Arnold announce the birth of their second child, a son named Jeffrey Ford Krieger, at the Women's Clinic, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, on May 3. Mrs. Krieger is formerly Dorothy Louise Ford, daughter of Mr. Raymond Ford of near Yellow Springs. Ford visited his daughter and family Friday. Several locals from Frederick County joined in birthday celebrations for relatives and friends, including Sgt Denver J. Shook and family members in the area.

William C. Krieger Arnold Jeffrey Ford Krieger Women's Clinic Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Dorothy Louise Ford Raymond Ford Yellow Springs Sir. Ford Krieger F Frederick County Allen Kinsey Cindy Kanade Martin Kanade West Patrick Street Nickey Harner Washington Sharon Kay Harner Emma: Summers Frederick

May 15, 1957 edition notes and masthead details

Page four of The News Frederick Maryland lists publication data from 1957, noting the newspaper’s establishment, press details, price and mailing information. It includes the Great Southern Pig Manufacturing Co imprint and Associated Press affiliation.

Frederick Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO Neeth Court Pease MD Fredenex Associated Press Eupateres

Mixed Blessing From Ellis on Modern Children

The first English professor of Pediatrics at Edinburgh, Dr. Richard W. B. Ellis, lecturing in Boston, argues that better living has bred taller, more developed youths but also prolonged adolescence. He cites social responsibility as a new, imperfect solution and warns religion must foster moral growth to avoid disaster.

University of Edinburgh Sealand Richard W. B. Ellis Boston Ellis

Appreciation For Red Cross Campaign At Frederick

In May 1957 readers are thanked for supporting the Red Cross drive reaching $19,000. The letter credits The Frederick News-Post WFMD radio and volunteers for publicizing and collecting funds, noting ongoing training and aid programs by the National Red Cross and Frederick County Chapter.

Red Cross Frederick National Red Cross Frederick County

Community Health Notes From Braddock Heights

Local residents report illnesses and transfers. Mrs Oren Strine of Walkersville is confined at home with streptococcus throat infection. Mrs Sara Rude of Kline Boulevard admitted to Vindobona Convalescent Home. Mr and Mrs Homer Hetrick moved from Vindobona to Roscommon Michigan. Mrs Hetrick treated for infected knee en route. Mrs Anna Boxall discharged to home. Mrs Morgan Dayhoff moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs John Benner transferred to Martin Manor Rest Home for care and convalescence.

George E. Fulmer Feagaville Oren Strine Walkersville Sara Rude Kline Boulevard Vindobona Convalescent Braddock Heights Homer J. Hetrick Vindobonna Convalescent Home Roscommon Mich Hetrick Michigan Florida Anna Boxall Oakwoods Drive Vindobona Morgan Eb, Dayhoff Russell L. Saylor Frederick Memorial Hospital G. C. Barton John W. Benner Wilson Blvd Hagerstown Martin Manor Virginia Avenue

Youth Council Sets June 15 Relief Supplies Processing

The Frederick County Christian Youth Council plans to process overseas relief supplies on June 15 at the Church World Service Center in New Windsor. Members must enlist workers from their churches and report anticipated numbers to Barbara Brubaker by June 3.

Church World Service Center New Windsor Frederick County Homewood Willamsport Baltimore Judy Hickman Chesapeake Christian Youth Council of Thejiand United Christian Youth Movement Grace Evangelical and Reformed Roger Reech East Second Street Myersville Judy Williams Frederick Church of the Brethren Heifer Project, Inc

Nurse Training and Town Plans Spur New Services

A discussion on nursing education outlines a three year program ending with state board certification and licensure for various branches of service. Separately Emmitsburg moves to a new sewer system with state approval and financial plans noting a taxable base of 1.25 million dollars, rising after annexation.

Emmitsburg Charles R. Fuss Clarence G. Frailevy State Health Department

Chemical Engineers To Hear Col Essman At Fort Detrick Meeting

Colonel Graydon C. Essman deputy commander of the Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command will speak at the Chemical Engineers of Central Maryland monthly meeting at Fort Detrick Officers' Open Mess at 8 p.m. The talk titled Engineers Past and Present will cover the corps mission and engineer roles. A Dutch-treat dinner precedes the program at 6:39 p.m. The event features detailed bios of Essman and remarks on hospital pharmacy and chemical duties.

Graydon C. Essman Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command Chemical Engineers Central Maryland Fort Detrick Essman Chemical Corps University of Missouri U.S West Point Stau| Staffs Kelford University California Command and General Staff School Army War Colege Industrial College of the Armed Forces War Department General Staff Joint Chiefs of Staff Dugway Proving, Ground

Women’s Professional Clubs Convene Here This Weekend

Principals from the State Convention of the Business and Professional Women's clubs gather here for a three day event led by state president Miss Margaret Bowers. Keynote speaker Mrs Marguerite Wykoff will discuss expanding opportunities for women in business at the Friday opening. Figures include Miss Katherine Sherrill and Mrs Cecelia Nestor with guests such as Mayor John A Derr. national officers Hattie Steinburg Esther Corwin attend. The schedule closes with Sunday church services and a breakfast.

Margaret Bowers Marriottsville Miss Bowers Howard County Ellicott City Francis Scott Key Hotel Marguerite Wykoff L. B. Zapoteon Zapoteon Women’s Bureau U. S. Department of Labor Interez Katherine Sherrill Cecelia Nestor Frederick John A. Derr Hattie Steinburg York Neb Esther J. Corwin North East Women’s Army Corps Europe Newfane N. Y Louise J. Strine Miss Steinburs Sgerial Ruth Nichol New Zealand Prince George County

Republican city primary date set for May 24

The Republican City Executive Committee chose May 24 for primaries to elect delegates to the city convention. The city convention will be held May 29 at 3 p m to nominate candidates for mayor, city register and five aldermen. In boys tennis, D C Winebrener won the cup by defeating P Newman in the finals. other players included J Aivey A Pentz J Newman and E Selienstein.

Republican City Executive Committee City Register D.C. Winebrener P. Newman J. Aivey A. Pentz P. Winebrener J. Newman E. Selienstein

Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns May 15 1937

Severe weather and local notices dominate. Three plumbing board members on license trip to Frederick were in an accident near Unionville with one injured and returning to Baltimore. Three hundred thirty six graduates to receive diplomas in eight high schools starting June 7. Reverend Ralph Tabor announced leaving Zion Lutheran Middle Town for Third English Lutheran in Baltimore starting August 1. A hurricane-like windstorm scarred Carroll County with many trees uprooted and farm buildings damaged. Frederick County saw heavy storms north of the city with hail reported.

Charles P. Trox Spout Spring Turnpike Charles ¥. C. Sanner Page Milburn Baltimore Frederick Kee- Mar College Hagerstown J. Emory Shaw Milburn Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church Here About Eight Years Ago. Lug Utraavuimae Ullus TATE Freder School of Nursing Stznia Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Sisie Board of Plumbing Commissioners Liberty Road Unionville Frederick’ High Ralph Tabor Zion Lutheran Church Middletown Third English Lutheran Church Carroll County Taneytown Littlestown Frederick County

Celebration May Backfire as Court Ruling Spurred Protests

Washington May 34 Groups who benefited from the Supreme Court May 11 1954 ruling upholding integration plan to celebrate Friday at Lincoln Memorial. critics warn demonstrations may backfire and rekindle anti integration sentiment. The piece notes fears of social backlash and questions whether courts bow to public opinion. It mentions Holmes Brandeis and Stone dissent on Fourteenth Amendment scope and warns future reversals possible if decisions rely on sociological grounds. Includes references to NAACP opposition and Daily Worker calls.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Lincoln Memorial Supreme Court Holmes Brandeis Stone Hughes Supreme Con Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Communist Party Worker New York Na‘onal Association For the Advancement of Colored People Justice Holmes Brandeis and York Herald Tribune Inc

List of Readers and Households in Local Notice

A long roster of women and families appears, listing Mrs and Ms names with married surnames and initials including Thomas Sup Scarff Biser Krieg Miller Matthews Gibson and others. The names group together likely for a social or organizational notice in a community publication.

Clarence Thomas Phyllis Sup Patsy Kubrick H. C. Scarff Roland Biser Gale Biser Linda Biser Howard Sup Joseph Biser Brenda Biser Harry Thomas Evelyn Thomas Lee Thomas Marybelle Carlisle Marietta Stup Carole Stup George Stup Carole Scarff Kenneth Powell Joe Carey Walter Page Arther E. Shook Arthur T. Shook Ruth Krieg Louise Krieg Dollie Bready Wm. Yingling Arthur Hume Paul Biser Paula Sue Biser Richard Biser Martha Bisser Darla Biser Joan Biser James Houff Jennie Houff Eva Carlin Ormond Durrow Ralph Thomas Monroe Thomas George Hawes Sharon Hawes Paul Miller Virginia Abrecht B. F. Bowings Ruby Miller Sharon Miller Cynthia Miller Darlene ‘Miller Edwin Matthews Judith ‘Matthews Ellen Matthews Bernard Gibson Jo Ann Gibson Cynthia Gibson Clark Gibson Grayson Castle Brenda Castle Oneida Morning‘Star Preston Smith Catharine Thomas Wilbur Myers Richard Geisler Wm. ‘Renn Dana Renn Vivian Wilt Bernard Smith Ida Abalt Jesse Stup Charlotte Stup

Frederick County Dental Society hears Dr Cappuccio lecture

Dr Joseph Cappuccio from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry spoke to the Frederick County Dental Society at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He emphasized the dentist's role in early cancer detection of the oral cavity and illustrated his talk with slides on mouth lesions. Dr William E Trail presided. the dinner meeting was the last until September.

Joseph Cappuccio Thhe University of Maryland School of Dentistry Frederick County Dental Society Francis Scott Key Cappuccio William E. Trail

Bucketstown W C T U Meeting Plans Convention

The Bucketstown Woman's Christian Temperance Union met May 8 at Miss Catherine Thomas's home. Seven members attended with readings by Thomas, Fry, Poole and Zimmerman. Devotions titled Woman and her Community included hymns and prayers. They plan to attend the annual convention in Feagaville May 16.

Bucketstown W.c.t.uthe Bucketstown Woman's Christian Temperance Union Catherine Thomas Susie Nichols Lawrence Fry Annie Poole William Zimmerman Feagaville Faith of Our Fathers

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