Today In IU S Affairs May 19 1956
The News from Frederick Maryland dated Saturday May 19 1956 reports campus happenings and local university items. The column highlights events, people, and administrative notes relevant to Indiana University students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Erick, Md
Seechateass Tastier
The
News
Hagerstown
Barnum and Bailey's
Community Players Annual Meeting Held
The Community Players, Inc. held its annual meeting Tuesday night led by president Dr Norman Roth. After a lengthy slate of nominees five new directors were elected to replace departing members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players, Inc
Norman Roth
Autennnea Divastare Ware
Uye Vulguing Waaclwa
Weaceceed
Edward D. Storm
Charles W. Ross III
Edward Kendra
Barry Tarshis
William Cleaver
Dr. Roth
Dorothy Zimmerman
Lois Swaney
Edwin Lockwood
Benjamin Warshowsky
Board of Directors
Dulles Sees Ten to Twenty Year View of Soviet Union
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles offers a realistic picture of recent Soviet developments. He expects germs of healthy change within a decade or generation, but stresses continued vigilance. He urges maintaining military and economic build ups at home and abroad despite cautious optimism.
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Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Free World
Stalin
Critics Question Supreme Court Reform and Rules
Letters from David Lawrence discuss criticism of the Supreme Court for perceived arbitrariness and capriciousness. The piece notes cases reversing convictions over technicalities, a new witness credibility rule, and questions about how courts handle past cases. It also describes a local organization’s board changes and by law revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Supreme, Court
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Waird
David
Iliouth
bin Ee
Patrick
Withjis
Lewis H. Putman
Court of Appeals
William L. Corbin
Fred
LeGore
Vernon F. Mullinix
Charles L
Steyvens
Myersville
R. Burns
Gaithersburg
Doug
Alas W. Mann
Burkittsville
Ruby
J. Moxley
Monrovia
Joyce J
Organ
Smithsburg
Donald L
Valentine
Thurrpont
John P
Moore
Germantown
Gladys M
Andreas
Kathryn R. Dom
Taneytown
Norman F
Alsier
Ijamsville
Charles C. Riley
Cooksville
Peth P
Haller
Walkersville
Ipjejg L
Cameron
Middletown
Margaret L
Swope
Jennie L
Motter
Emmitsburg
Thirty seven drivers pass tests at state armory
Thirty seven persons passed the Department of Motor Vehicle exam iners tests Thursday at the State Armory. Names include Pauline Ruth Main James F. Lee John D. Reardon Helen R. Wachter Lester J. Fossett Bettie L. Warren feltz Donnie L. Poole and Frederick T. among others, with one ill attendee Mr. George F. Summers moved to head Tanetba. Three witnesses challenged testimony in a separate court note.
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Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Pauline Ruth Main
RFD
James F. Lee
East Church Street
John D. Reardon
Fort Detrick
Helen R. Wachter
Lester J. Fossett
South Court Street
Bettie L. Warrenfeltz
Dill Avenue
Donnie L. Poole
West Church Street
Frederick T
Warrenfeltz Gernand wedding set for June in Charles Town
Invitations announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Sara Louise Warrenfeltz of Sabillasville to Arthur Dale Gernand of Thurmont. Ceremony planned June 6 at 7 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church of Charles Town W Va with Rev Richard H Winters and Rev Claude H Carl officiating. Reception at the Jefferson Hotel follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Louise Warrenfeltz
J. Hugh Warrenfeltz
Sabillasville
Arthur Dale Gernand
Thurmont
Charles Town
W. Va
Richard H. Winters
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Claude H. Carl
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Warrenfeltz
Harriet A. Gernand
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Glorette Fisher
Kutztown
Grace Habicht
Narbeth
Kathy M. Warrenfeltz
Smithsburg
Debra S. Winters
Waynesboro
Stanley A. Warrenfeltz
George Gernand
Robert Wilson
Baltimore
J. Paul Lambertson
Pitts L. Barnhart
Baltimore Burgh
William Rev
Williams
Carson
Knoxville
South
David T. Williams
Youngstown
Ohio
George Percy Squier
Bufffalo
Thomas Jefferson Hotel
Joseph A. Warrenfeltz
Obituary notices and civic notices from Maryland pages
Funeral services were held for Minnie Lovett at her Baltimore home with interment at Greekwood near New Windsor. William H. Marshall, formerly of Frederick County, dies in Oregon and is buried at Mount Hope in Woodsboro. M. P. Webber fatally injured near Washington, services planned in Brownsville. Loyal Workers meet at Parkway Church. Libertytown PTA names strawberry festival committees.
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Baltimore
Minnie Lovett
North Wolfe Street
Ivan B. McGowan
Greekwood Cemetery
New Windsor
William H.marshall
Frederick County
Warmoltz
Clinic
Oregon
Ilinois
East Church Street
William C. ‘Taylor
Methodist Church
Lewistown
George F. Fisher
Lafayette P. Wastler
Elmer F. Hoffman
Foster H. Blickenstaff
Glenn E. Biehl
Co. M
Brunswick Baptist Church
M. P. Webber
Washington
Leonard D. Carmacks
Brethren Cemetery
Brownsville
H. Feete
Bro
Parkway Church of Gadget
F. B. Broge
Carroll Parkway
Frances Federline
PTA
Libertytown
Parent-Teachers Association
Grayson W. Bowers
Amuse_jments
Charles Smelaer
Lee Norris
Strafford Gra
Bill
Joseph Rexroad
Robert Holtzople
John Green
Stuart Cashouri
Bruce Remgburg
Robert Etzler
Theodore Martin
Grayton Bowers
Maureen VanSant
Edward
Danner
Plitt VonEiff Jr
Duvall
Scweadner
Misa Lenora Whittmore
Williard Horten
Binek
Catholic Charity Fund executive secretary letter of thanks
Appealing note expressing gratitude for kindness and pledging prayers. Sender Thomas J. Mardagn executive secretary, Catholic Charity Fund, Baltimore, May 17, praising supporters of aged, orphan, youth and needy. Includes market prices barley wheat corn.
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Appea
Thomas J. Mardagn
Catholic Charity Fund
Baltimore
Liberty Junior High Prom and Barnhart Engagement Notice
The Liberty Junior High School prom was held in the gym with the Glee Club directing and Rhythmaires providing music. Miss Eleanor Hoyle Barnhart, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William R. Barnhart, announced engagement to Rev. Rhys Williams of Osining, N Y and Vancouver Island, Canada. Barnhart is a Goucher College graduate and Fulbright fellow, teaching in Baltimore.
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Miss Barnhart
William R. Barnhart
Magnolia Avenue
Eleanor Hoyle Barnhart
Rhys Williams
Albert Rhys Williams
Ossining
N. Y
Cedar Park
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Canada
Goucher College
Phi Beta Kappa
Hague
Netherlands
Baltimore
Hood ‘College
John
Liberty Junior High School
Glee "Club
Catherine Roderick
Rhythmaires
Thurmont High School
James Fisher
Gary, Schoonover
Judy
Etzler
Jean Gardner
John Lowman
James Simons
Betty Grable
George von Eiff
Carole Smith
David Kehne
Kitty Nicodemus
Lynette Sneadner
Sandra LeMaster
Deanna Poole
June Frizzell
Marianne Hahn
Charles Engile
Beth Gardner
Gladys Alsup
Linda Keeney
Mary Sager
LaRue Simons
Barbara Nicodemus
Geraldine Wachter
Maxine Grabill
Joy Smith
Nancy Wolfe
Gary Scho
Herman Saylor
George Hahn
Edwin Hevner
Thomas D. Gardner
Ernest Gouge
Youth Fellowship Plans Sunday Vesper Service in Hagerstown Frederick District
The Hagerstown Frederick District Youth Fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren Church will hold a Sunday vesper service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Free on West Fourth Street extended. The program centers on the theme The roots of the present are deep in the past with speakers Rev George Brown and Rev Wilson Shrearer, 7 30 p m. John Schildt of Walkersville chairs the planning committee.
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Church of the Brethren
West Fourth Street
Smathers
Florida
W. MD
Eugene Krantz
George C. Krantz
Stennis
Mississippi
Bond Street
Sioner
Lewis F. Lochner
Alpha Gamma Tau Fraternity
Tolof
Western Maryland College
West
Loch
Krantz
Poreb
Ing
Senate
Jaygrounds
Supreme Court
Longi
Angel
Louisiana
Clark Smith
Suwaville
Spreme Court
Brusawick
Burbltte
Hagerstown-Frederick
Evangelical United Brethren Chuch
Harold Free
Peter Kemp
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Philip William Otterbein
Dillenberg
Germany
Otterbein
Michael Schlatter
Reformed Church
America
Pennsylvania
Frederick Girl Named Miss Touchstone at Hood College
Miss Hattie Snyder of 1502 North Market Frederick was chosen Miss Touchstone for 1956 at Hood College in a yearbook contest. A biology major, she is president of the Science club, a Beta Beta Beta member, and hopes to be a laboratory technician after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Snyder
Russell Snyder
North Market Street
Hood College
Hood
Andrew G. Truxal
Vaughn Monroe
Katherine Crook
Snyder
Fredderick
Frederick High School
Touchstone
Town Hall
Miss Snyder
Dents
Dorothy
Missa Snyder
Evening Of Piano Music By Students
An evening of piano music by students from Walkersville presented at Walkersville Methodist Church last Sunday. A large audience attended and refreshments followed. Performers included Robert and Michael Price, Myra Lynn Stull, Beverly Long, Judy Garber, Patsy Biddinger, Patsy Stup, Robert Price, Ruth Ann McLaren, Evan Elworthy, Anne Stoner, Nancy Zimmerman, Patricia Simmons, Charlotte Davis, Elizabeth Hooper, Donna Buckey, Jean Swomley, Dottie Lou Barrick, Miriam and Marian Hawkins, Marian Hawkins, Margaret Hoke, Connie Zentz, Cherry Crum, Loretta Helwig, Lois Horine, Tana Best, Sarah Gray, Rosa Mae Moberly, Ronald Smith, Tena Creager and Artamicha Hawkins with several duets and solo pieces.
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Mary Nicodemus
Robert Nicodemus Jr
William C. Taylor
Walkersville
Walkersville Methodist Church
Robert and
Michael Price
America
Myra Lynn Stull
Lake
Beverly Long
Judy Garber
the Streamliner
Patsy Biddinger
Patsy Stup
Robert Price
Ruth Ann McLaren
Evan Elworthy
Anne Stoner
Charlotte Davis
Elizabeth Hooper
Londonderry Air
Donna Buckey
Jean Swomley
Largo
Dottie Lou Barrick
Villa
Joan Lind
Dottie Barrick
Miriam and
Marian Hawkins
Miriam Hawkins
Margaret Hoke
Connie Zentz
Cherry Crum
Loretta Helwig
Lois Horine
Tana Best
Schubert
Sarah Gray
Rosa Mae Moberly
Ronald Smith
Tena Creager
Grilen
Artamicha Hawkins
Brunswick High School installs National Honor Society chapter
Brunswick High School welcomed its new National Honor Society chapter with an installation ceremony led by senior representatives from Frederick High School’s Francis Scott Key Chapter. Charter members from Brunswick include Arlyne Albert Delores Anderson Wayne Arnold Jo Ann Barger Marilyn OBell Charles Booth Gerald Booth Joyce Boyer Nancy Carmack Sandra Carter Kay Cummings Stella Deneen Cherry Darkach Wayne Engle Barbara Goodrich Kay Gosnell Rebecca Grubb Jo Ann Keller Shirley Lloyd Floyd Miller Judy Myers Ramona Rutherford Margaret Schierholz Virginia Line Lorraine Thompson Patsy Wenner. Frederick High participants included Carol Lynn Sanders Barbara Utterback Janet Foland Connie Fleet Nancy Stauffer Howard Boyer Louden Kiracofe. Brunswick Principal D Harold Knott presented certificates and pins. Other Key Chapter attendees were Beverly Cramer Brenda Boyer Louise Clendenin Eddie Main. Mrs Jean Brown sponsors Brunswick chapter. Miss Perry Darner sponsors Key Chapter with Robert H Ferguson from Frederick High assisting.
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Brunswick High School
National Honor Society
Francis Scott Key
Frederick High School
Thel
National Association of
Brunswick
Frederick County
Arlyne Albert
Delores Anderson
Wayne Arnold
Jo Ann Barger
Marilyn O Bell
Charles Booth
Gerald Booth
Joyce Boyer
Nancy Carmack
Sandra Carter
Kay Cummings
Stella Deneen
Cherry Darkach
Wayne’ Engle
Barbara Goodrich
Kay Gosnell
Rebecca Grubb
Jo Ann Keller
Shirley Lloyd
Floyd Miller
Judy Myers
Ramona Rutherford
Margaret Schierholz
Virginia Line
Lorraine Thompson
Patsy Wenner
Frederick ~High School
Carol Lynn Sanders
Barbara Utterback
Janet Foland
Connie Fleet
Nancy Stauffer
Howard Boyer
Louden Kiracofe
D. Harold Knott
Brunswick Prin
Cipal
Beverly Cramer
Brenda Boyer
Louise Clendenin
Eddie Main
Jean Brown
New Brunswick
Perry Darner
Robert H. Ferguson
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital Week of May 13 1956
Birth notices list nineteen families from Frederick area. Jean Patricia Mantel, Vickie Lee McDonough, Karen Ann Sundergill, Virginia Mae Stone, Timothy Eugene Myers, Moira Clare Duggan, Darrel Ray Jr Taylor, Harvey M. Toms Jr, Eric Ronald Zern plus other first or second children announced for Mantel McDonough Sundergill Stone Myers Duggan Taylor Toms Zern families, with towns including Mt. Airy Libertytown Thurmont and Frederick.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
David F. Mantel
Military Road
Jean Patricia
Marshall McDonough
Mt. Airy
Vickie Lee
McDonough
Frances Hammett
Stanley Sundergill
South Market Street
Karen Ann
Raymond L. Stone
Grant Place
Virginia_Mae
Lyman E. Myers
Libertytown
Timothy Eugene
William Duggan Jr
East Second Street
Moira Clare
Darrel R. Taylor
Frederick
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Community Players
George F. Summers
Ead Tanetba
Lucy
Har
San Francisco
Reed
Minton
Opera House
Uurfen Reese
Juvenile Literary Society
Lee
Grant
E. Thomas
R. Fisher
T. White
D. Hendrickson
H. Stanton
M. Shirley
Junior Boys Temperance Association
J. L. Shaw
Matthew Staley
Sadie Hahn
BTA
Ernest Webb
Austin James
of the News
Rickie Smith
Richard C. Smith
Lee Place
Frederick Memorial
Larry Cramer
Elwood A. Cramer
Monroe Avenue
Frank Hildebrand
Madison Street
Gail Strosnider
Charles Strosnider
Anna Mary Skipper
Washington County Hospital
Teor Meee
Steve
Nelson
Irs
Mollie Myers
Urbana
Thelick Memorial Hospital
John Marshall Butler
Maryland
Uncle Sam
Association of
Com
Merce
Qoais
Gernand
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Congress Hotel
Estelle Collins
R. N
Alice Darner
ER. N
Gloria Smith
Mary Jane Powell
HR. N
Janet Flora
Alverda Grimes
School of Nursing
Powell
Maryland State Nurses’ Association
John T. Kings
John C. Taliaferro
Europe
Spain
Chateau
France
British Isles
E. R. Price
Rockwell Terrace
New York City
Price
Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review
John Ed Schell
New York
D. John Markey
William H. Solt Sr
Wilson Place
Mr. Solt
Beatrice Lewis
Elmer Lewis
Gertrude Boyer
Eugene Boyer
Paul Smith
Harry Magada
Bruce Boyer
John Young
Herman Boyer
Floyd Moser
Mildred Streams
Lary Sue
Patsy
Sandra Lewis
Wilbur Simpson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Simpson
Blair Simpson
Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Wicomico Hotel
Salisbury
Louise Hammell
Cecelia Nestor
Jessie Webster
Ruth Trout
Helen Hastian
Mary Lowe Smith
Helma Bowers
Fioreine Fink
Eleanor Everhart
NEW Market CD
Jesse M. Burrall
New Market
Lewis Calvin Hutzell
Keedysville
William Edgar Myers
Boongboro
Lutheran Church
Clemmie Mullendere
Charles Hutzell
Boonsboro
Mattie C. S. Snapp
Mattie Courtney Stephens Snapp
Inwood
Capon Springs
Oscar Snapp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Martinsburg
Fred Snapp
Mary Cook
Morefield
Beatrice Foster
Snapp
Hesbia C. Foster
Brown Funeral Home
Millard Floyd
QO. R. Kesner
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Kaye Luceer
Nou Cel
Irphive
Liberty
Tolag
Pet
EA Borvica, Siva
Wie
Newepas
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