Travel tips from Horace Sutton on going abroad
The columnist Horace Sutton argues wives aid travel, boosting mood and diplomacy. his quotes urge travel with spouses, caution on drinking and eating abroad, and advise against overbearing Western bias. Sutton cites his wife Nancy, notes his travels across 20 states and 25 countries, and offers practical tips on packing, language, water, and pace.
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Hal Boy
New York
Horace Sutton
Sutton
Jman
Horace
The
Saturday Review
Finland
Japan
Nancy
Arctic Circle
Switzerland
Arizona
Italy
Swedish
Lapland
Mind Over Matter In Elyria Water Debacle
Elyria residents faced a week of complaints about brackish water and metal tastes after a fluoride broadcast was announced but not implemented. Officials later admitted the slip up and suggested psychosomatic effects may have amplified discomfort.
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Water Department
Elyria
Cleveland
Bannister Breaks Four Minute Mile At Oxford
A British medical student, Roger Bannister, ran the mile in 3 minutes 59.5 seconds at Oxford under damp windy conditions, clipping the previous 4:01.4 record set by Gunder Haegg in 1945. He was paced by three teammates and split segments show a 3:43 at 1.5 laps, signaling a historic breakthrough in athletics and symbolizing human pursuit of bettering limits.
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Oxford
England
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Roger Bannister
Bannister
Gaiulueda
Hatching
British Amateur Athletic Association
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on May 22 1904 G W Goodhart announces a cafe opening with Brenners Superb Orchestra. Allen Rohrback buys Braddock Heights lot opposite St G Waring Tyson cottage intends to build a summer home. Potato bugs appear despite scientist claim they were frozen. Annual Braddock Heights opening dance by Independent Drum Band with Frederick Select Orchestra for evening dancing. 184 locals spent the day in Baltimore and Washington on excursions via B and O.
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G. W. Goodhart
West Pat Sick Street
Brenner
Allen Rohrback
Braddock Heights
St. G. Waring Tyson
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Damascus District Dry Again in Montgomery County
Twenty years ago items note the Damascus district remaining dry per the county Liquor Control Board decision. Eastern Star marks its thirteenth birthday with over one million members at Middletown Memorial Hall. A heavy rainstorm caused lightning damage to homes of Holmes D. Baker and Howard Murdoch with minor harm. Work begins on the Zimmerman property at 124 East Patrick Street to prepare for a new building. old frame sections may exceed a century in age.
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Damascus
Montgomery County
County Liquor Control Board
Order of Eastern Star
Loxally
Chanter
Middletown
Memorial Hall
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Howard Murdoch
Ridgeville
Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Illness and Recoveries Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital detail several local patients improving or recovering. Among them Mr Marion Stull Miller of South Market enters for cardiac care and does nicely. Charles Gearinger of East Church returns home from Church Home and Hospital after a week as a patient. Mrs Lavania Hann of Dill Avenue improves after a hip fracture. Mr Kent Nicodemus Jr of Walkersville shows improvement. Mrs John Fidholtz of Bast Second Street is a medical patient in fair condition after bed confinement. Mr C Purdham of Brunswick underwent an appendicitis operation and is recovering. Miss Erma Waters of Middletown returns home after surgery and is recovering well.
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Marion Stull Miller
South Market Street
Kent Nicodemus Jr
Walkersville
John & Fidholtz
Bast Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Purdham
Brunswick
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Umderwent
Erma Waters
Middletown
Bible Thoughts On Holiness By Spurgeon Quote
A concise quotation adapts a Spurgeon reflection on divine sight and holiness. It frames Holiness as the architectural plan by which God assembles a living temple, citing scripture from Hebrews and a nod to Spurgeon’s pious insight. The note emphasizes reverence and spiritual formation.
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C. H. Spurgeon
Deaths in area claim multiple local residents
Clarence W. Cashour of Irvington died May 15 at 75 after farming in New Market district. He served as a grain weighmaster at Locust Point and belonged to Royal Blue Lodge 511 BO RC. Survived by wife Catharine and three sons, with funeral rites held May 18 at St. Joseph's Monastery church and burial in New Cathedral Cemetery, Baltimore. Other notices include the death of Mrs. Alice J. Flanigan Flanigan of Frederick Memorial Hospital region, widow of George C. Flanigan. services set for Sunday in Winfield with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery Mt. Airy, and funeral directors. Also listed are Mrs. Minnie Harn of Westminster, widow of Wesley Harn, with service notices and survivors across multiple siblings, and Thomas Edgar Murphy of Mt. Airy, longtime U.S. Maritime Commission clerk, with WWII service and Arlington National Cemetery burial plans, services at 8434 Georgia Avenue, Silver Spring.
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Clarence W. Cashour
Frederick Road
Irvington
Frederick County
New Market District
Royal Blue Lodge
Locust Point
Baltimore
Catharine G. Eckenrode Cashour
Albert
William
Paul Cashour
George A. Cashour
Pleasant
Everett G. Cashour
New Market
St. Joseph's Monastery Church
New Cathedral Cemetery
Alice J. Flanizan Mey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mashac
Mary F. Baker
George C. Flanigan
West Bristol
Flanigan
Raymond Browning
Kemptown
Wesley H. Harn
Minnie Harn
Westminster
Wesley Herber Harn
Abram C
Sarah Hoover Myers
Abram Wesley Harn
Altoona
Denton Haines
George Steinberg
Fannie ‘Winebrenner
Woodsboro
Mary Eekenrode
Etla Hamburg
Uniontown
Laura Wineburner
Fairfield
Florence Boone
Rocky Ridge
Bruce Wampler
Harold Z. Bomberger
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Sams Creek
New Windsor
Thomas E. Murphy
Thomas Edgar Murphy
Mt. Airy
U. S. Maritime Commission
Silver Spring
Washington Post
U. S
Thomas M. iMurphy
Effie Head
Murphy
Funeral notices for Elmer H Shark Vincent S Kepler and Carroll S Everhart
Funeral services for Elmer H Shark were held Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of his son in Middletown with Rev Howard McCarney officiating. Interment was in Lutheran cemetery Middletown. Vincent Samuel Kepler died Wednesday and private services were held Friday at 2 p m with Rev Melvin T Tabler officiating. Interment was in Lutheran cemetery Middletown. Final services for Carroll Saffel Everhart will be Monday at 10 30 a m from Etchison funeral home with interment in Lake View cemetery Hamilton Va.
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Elmer H . Shark
Austin L. Main
Middletown
Howard McCarney
Dillard House
Daniel Gladhill
Glenn Leatherman
Russell Smith
Osmond Derr
Joseph Shafer
Lutheran Cemetery
Middleltown
Gladhill Company, Funeral Garectors
Vincent Samuel Kepler
Funeral
East Church Street
Melvin T. Tabler
Calvary Methodist Church
M. R. Fichison and Son
Carroll Saffel Everhart
Etchison Funeral Home
Lake View Cemetery
Hamilton
Loudoun County
Mt St Marys Names Salutatorian and Valedictorian for June Commencement
Robert H. Goldsborough of Baltimore will deliver the salutatory at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg on June 2 and graduate cum laude with a B S in social science. Paul J. O'Brien of Haddonfield will give the valedictory and graduate summa cum laude with a B S in biology. The baccalaureate is set for June 1 at 4 30 p m with Msgr. Cassidy presiding and Dr Charles R Goldsborough delivering the commencement address June 2 at 10 30 p m. Honorary LL D degrees will be awarded to Jerome Sebastian and John C Pangborn.
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MT. ST. Mary’s
Robert H. Goldsborough
Baltimore
Charles R Goldsborough
Mount St. Mary’ Colliege
Emmitsburg
Portsmouth Priory Prep
Portsmouth
R. I
Galdsborough
Paul J. O'Brien
Haddonfield
N. J
St. Joseph's Prep
Philadelphia
Obrien
Thomas V. Cassidy
Catholic Schools
Providence
R. L
Eisenhower signals wary stance on Southeast Asia pact
The Geneva dispatch outlines the tense US Britain dynamic over a Southeast Asia security pact. President Eisenhower suggested Australia and New Zealand could represent British interests if Britain hesitated, signaling possible but not conclusive US openness to cooperation with London during Geneva talks.
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David Lawrence
Geneva
Great Britain
United States
Eisenhower
London
France
Britain
America
Chicago Tribune
Southeast
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
United Kingdom
William S. Burger
Glenn A. Main
Idr
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Clyde M. Roney, Jr
Lloyd BK
Hoover
Burger
Shoemaker
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
William Tell
Jack Dell
Engagement Announced At May Day Dance
Engagement of Miss Diane Pusey of West Grove Pennsylvania and Dr Earle B Blakeslee of Hood College was announced at the May Day dance on May 8. They plan a June 6 wedding at Calvary Methodist Church.
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Diane Pusey
West Grove
Earle B. Blakeslee
Hood College
Calvary Methodist Church
Unusual Flower Show Planned By Garden Club For June 3
The Garden Club of Frederick schedules an unusual flower show from 2 to 3 p m on Thursday June 3 across seven city homes. A single ticket grants access to all stops with tea served. themes include vacation living, guest rooms, bon voyage tables and a rose festival. Entries welcome from garden clubs Homemakers groups and the general public with space assigned by Mrs Elizabeth Peters.
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Mai
Garden Club of
Frederick
Elizabeth Peters
West Second Street
Charles R. Phillips
West Second
F. Earle Shriner
William T. Delapiaine
Dillasenue
A. Austin Pearce
Upper College Terrace
Sam Wynn Mapes
Parsons Newman
Delaplaine
R. E. Town
Garden Club
T. Stuart Haller
Credit Exchange Formed By Central Maryland Feed Dealers
Members of the Central Maryland Feed Dealers organization met Tuesday at Hotel Frederick and organized a Credit Information Exchange as announced by Ross V. Smith Thurmont newly elected president. The exchange is an independent reporting agency to protect local feed dealers and to improve relationships. Officers elected include Harold Staley vice president Paul Green secretary Allen Nicodemus treasurer. Directors are Walter Spurrier H B Selby Richard Ramsburg D S Weybright and Harry Schaeffer. The group meets quarterly. Speaker George Martin from the Production Marketing Administration discussed quotas.
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Central
Mt. Airy Milling Company
H. B. Selby
Liberty Milling Company
Germantown
Richard Ramsburg
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
D. 5S. Weybright
Thurmont Coopererative
Harry Schaeffer
Southern States
Middletown
George Martin
Production Marketing Administration
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Douglass
Southeast Asia
GUILD
Wesleyan Service Guild
Drucilla Tucker
Lucille Tucker
Margaret Billy
Calvary Church
Virginia Metcalf
Margaret Creager
U. S Government
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Kill Devil Hill National Memorial
Helen L. Smith
Jesse Hammerly
Fairfax
New York City
Charles R. Anders
Shinefield
Cockerhusl
Anders
Hamma Divinity School
Ohio Synad
Columbus
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Atlanta, Ga
Mr. Anders
Wittenberg and
St. Olaf Colleges
Louise Aphenzeler
Kalamazoo, Mich
Sue Boyer
Lutheran Hospital
Chicago
Carroll E. Boyer
Haller
Jaz Bridge Hill
Alice Thomas
Haber
Katie Stupp
Alice Akers
Greta Wolff
Germany
Katherine Fischer
Martha Nelson
Knoxville
Department of Maryland Sons of the Union
Lord Baltimore
Auxiliary
Delaware
Barbara Hamilton
Aly
Aug Wars
Carey &. Hamilton
North Jefferson Street
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Clifford Marshall
John L. Mills
Sharon
Larry
Ralph
Collier Conklin
Irvin M. Deener
Crestview
Fla
Patricia Blumenauer
Wilson Place
Joanne Colliflower
Cpl
James A. Blumenauer
Miss Colliflower
Patti Poole
Sally Eyler
Nancy Butler
Rose Carros
Grace Ropp
Sharon Hooper
Virginia Willis
Mary Ann Geisbert
Judy Neal
Delores Burkholder
Nancy Colliflower
Patsy Colliflower
Cathy Blumenauer
Margaret Hooper
Dorothy Bentz
Raymond Taylor
Thelma Colliflower
Albert Blumenauer
E. L. Beck
Airy
Ebert Lewis
George F
Eee
George F. Horne
Edward DeLauter
Timothy Augustus
W. Jossiyn Reed
Mary Lois Eakes
William M. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Mrs. Waters. Williams and
Columbia, Mo
Herbert Sandelof
Thurmont
Korea
Army
Civilias
Pentagon
K. Joseph Damuth
iGuy Whidden
Salisbury
Howard R. Damuth
Richard Wiliam Smith, Sr
Richard Smith, Jr
J. H. Cowan
Denver
Colo
Smith
Far East
A. W. Simms
Unionville
Nettie Gaither
Florida
Afosr
Credit Exchange
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