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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1958

Page

2

Society notes reveal weddings and society events in Frederick area

A flurry of social engagements includes the Bulerias event at Hotel-Burner Saturday with Edward P. Johnson Sr and Miss Mary E Atkinson of Arlington and Mrs Pick S Michael of this city. Also noted are a wedding between Miss Mary Atkinson and Mr Charles A groner of Yonkers, a large family gathering, and attendance by relatives from Philadelphia and Baltimore. The Frederick Assemblies Board of Sponsors held a luncheon in the Francis Scott Key Hotel planning plans for next season, with numerous local hostesses named. Also reported are congratulations to Mrs Easton on the birth of son David Wesley at Memorial Hospital, and local reflections on aging and travel as residents visit Rochester, NY.

Edward P. Johnson Sr Mary E. Atkinson Arlington Pick S. Michael Abe Francis Scott Key Mary Th Atkinson Atkinson Pais Philadelais Charles A Yonkers N.Y Groner Tebe Justus B. Atkinson Maurice Easton Ridge Road Braddock Heights David Wesley Frederick Memorial Hospital Easton Mildred Bradley

Bride and groom share 35th wedding anniversary

Mae Crouse of Taneytown hosts a Bethesda First morning service as family gathers for a 35th wedding anniversary celebration. The couple Robert Carty and Mae Crouse have nine children and six great grandchildren. Elections and club notices follow, including Venture club charter details and officers named Olive Engle and Jane Kemp. Two men reported beaten near Town House Restaurant. Geiger and Beall treated and released.

Inp Robert Carty Iind Aouivey Frederick Memorial Hospital Roger Geiger Pennsylvania Avenue William E. Beall East Third’ Street Fifth Street Claude Evatvs City Police Ellis Carty

Miss Bastion President B And P W Shas Helen Bastion

Helen Bastion, county public health nurse obstetrics, was chosen president of the Business and Professional Women's Club at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner. Lt. Solomon discussed Nike missiles, defense sites, and civil defense urging citizen awareness. installation of officers set for June.

Shas Helen Bastion Couny Namer Francis Scots Key Jack Solomon Gaithersburg United States Armed Services Russia Wei Jin Key West Fla Mabel Stultz National Security Committee Solomon U. S. Military Academy West Point U.S Army Guided Missile School Ft. Bliss Tex Airborne School Ft. "Benning. Go Katherine Sherrill Elizabeth Wolfe Bossion Louise Hammell Marie Ruch Mae Shankle Jessie Webster Ruth N.smith Elsie Winebrewer Helen

Forty Passes in Drivers Tests at State Armory

Forty persons passed the Department of Motor Vehicle examiners tests at the iState armory on Thursday. The successful candidates earned licenses after the driving tests conducted by DMV officials.

Department of Motor Vehicle iState Armory

Virginia boxing champion Dr Finley to speak at Women’s Club meeting

Dr Robert M Finley, former intercollegiate boxing champion and missionary, and head of International Students Incorporated of Washington, is scheduled to address the Christian Women’s Club meeting in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The program includes a flower-arranging demonstration by Mrs John Pfifer Frasquet and a variety of local civic entries, with Iris displays and a later fashion-focused talk by Mrs Carlisle Favorite.

Robert M Finley Washington Isy Christian Wometse-Club Wedgwood Francis Scott Kes Finley Virginia Shire Finkey Mate’ Twerdipé Addiffin Te Franck Jr Davis Jones RFD Woodbine Etrick Robert Field Jerry Meredith

AAUW Grant Named For Dr. Keeler

Dr. Mary Keeler head Hood College history professor and dean of faculty receives a 3500 international AAUW grant named in her honor. Local AAUW notes her role as Fellowship Awards Committee chair and reports installation of officers at Frederick High School. The engagement of Thelma Jean Huffer to Mehrle H. Ramsburg Jr. is announced, with brief bios and current occupations.

Mary Keeler Hood College American Association of University Women Keeler National Organization Janet Clark Frederick High School John Rapport Wayne Neely Birs. A. Royal Remsberg Jr Alice Moser Alvida DeLashmutt Samuel Freed Louise Weagley Davis Studio Josephus T. Huffer RFD 2 Middletown Thelma Jean Mehrle H. Ramsburg Jr Mehrle Ramsburg Utica Ramsburg Frederick Memorial Hospital

Junior Women Plan For Summer Dance In June

The Junior Woman's Club repeats a successful project by staging a summer dance on June 27 at Braddock Heights Pavilion. Proceeds benefit students of the Maryland School for the Deaf, funding their fall tour. Dick Warp's Orchestra will provide music for dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Tickets available at the door. attire is informal.

Maryland ‘School For the Deaf Braddock Heights Dick Warp

Auxiliary Chairmen Appointed At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Mrs. George Douglas, newly elected president of the Auxiliary, announced committee chairmen and county directors for the Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. County directors include Miss Mary Nicodemus Walkersville. Mrs. Charles Jones Middletown. Mrs. Paul Zimmerman New Market. Mrs. Russell Liten Knoxville. Mrs. Franklin Birely Thurmont. Mrs. George Von Eiff Union Photo. Miss Elizabeth Bower Maria Avenue Blood Bank. Mrs. Paul Rhoads East Patrick Street Cafeteria. Mrs. Benjamin Rosencock RFD 6 Flower. Mrs. E. D. Aicain RFD 6 Good Will. M. J. Frederick Kreissig West Twelfth Street Lobby. Miss Grace Thomas College Avenue Stethoscope. Mrs. Emil Walter IRFD 2 Middletown Nurses Activities. Mrs. James Thomas Rosemont Avenue Pinkie Puppet Sewing. Mrs Byron White Rockwell Terrace Sewing (Red Cross). Mrs. Ernest Webb West Second Street Telephone. Mrs. Harry Himes RFC 4 Ward. Mrs. Robert Owen Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights Hours Credit. Mrs. B D W Harris Rockwell Terrace Hospitality Mrs. E. C. Hartmann West Twelfth Street Stethoscope. Mrs. Robert Davis East Church Street Budget. Mrs. Joseph Stephens Elm Street Liaison. Mrs. W. Jarboe Grove West Second Street. NEW MARKET PTA MEETS The New Market PTA held its Spring meeting May 13 electing officers for the coming year: Gordon Smith president, Jesse Burall vice president, Harriet Ritchie secretary, Harold Harshman treasurer. A musical program followed, directed by Mrs. Irma Nicodemus, with science exhibits by all grades.

Delores Maxine Ulmer Stewart Manor Leonard Thurston King Damascus Nora Kiser Abrecht RFD Taneytown Maudie Amila Haushen Frederick Harry Randolph Shafer Jr Patricia Ann Main Pennsylvania Avenue Paul Alien Welsh Jr Elaine Elizabeth Miller Trail Avenue Marilee Putman Ronald Richard Frye Gaithersburg Evelyn Lucille Reynolds Wilson Place Rena Imogene Smith Lantz John Raymond Stan Barnesville David Vincent Mullinix Mt Airy Ronald Eugene Wolfe Middletown Ada Juette Lewis Thurmont Ronaid David Fritz Walkersville Rudwell Jester Routzahn Braddock Avenue Thomas Martin Zugall RED Peggy Lou Holter Emily Jane Hoke Wil- Jones John George Douglas Frederick Memorial, Hospital Mary Nicodemus Charles Jones Paul Zimmerman New Aarket Russell Liten Knoxville Franklin Birely Thurmont Land George von Eiff Union Elizabeth Bower Marelia Avenue Blood Bank Paul Rhoads East Patrick Street Benjamin Rosen Flower E. D M. J. Frederick Kreissig West Twell-i Grace Thomas College Avenue Emil Walter IRFD James Thomas Rosemont Avenue Pinkie Byron White Rockwell Terrace Red Cross Ernest i Webb West Second Street Harry Himes RFC Ward Robert Owen Jefferson ‘Boulevard Braddock Heights BD. W. Harris E. C. Hartmann West NEW Market Pta Gorjdon Smith Jesse Burall Harriet Ritchie Harold Harshman Irma P Nicodemus

Biblical Technique Said to Aid Rescue Breath

A revived call for mouth to mouth resuscitation as the best method, praised by Dr Vincent Collins and adopted by New York State Medical Society, with claims of higher effectiveness than back pressure or other techniques. The piece cites biblical precedent and notes potential adoption by the AMA to spread the method.

New York Vincent J. Collins New York State Society of Anesthesiologists Collins New York State Medical Society American Medical Assn San Francisco

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