Lohr Glass Wedding Brings Thurmont Couple Together
Iris Janet Glass daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy F Glass married Richard W Lohr son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Lohr in a Tom s Creek Methodist church ceremony near Emmitsburg at 3 pm on Saturday. Rev Byron Keesecker officiated with Virginia Baumgardner on organ and Robert Baumgardner singing. The bride wore a white morre lace gown with empire waist and long train, carried a white Bible with orchid and forget me nots. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Leonard Keilholty and bridesmaids Mrs Herbert Dahlquist and Miss Betty Anne Glass. Ringbearer Larry Glass and best man Chester Shriver Jr. among 200 guests. Engagement announced for Jacquelyn Carpenter and Raymond Garner Butt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohr—Glass
Iris Janet Glass
Roy F Glass
Bramitsburg
Richard W. Lohr
Calvin
Lohr
Thurmont
Tom's Creek Methodist Church
Emmitsburg
Byron Keesecker
Virginia Baumgardner
Robert Baumgardner
Liond Keilholty
Washington
Herbert, Dahlquist
Minneapolis
Minn
Betty Anne Glass
Keithholtz
Chester Shriver
Kenneth Angleberger
Paul Mathias
Harold Wilard
Httle
Marsha Englar
Carlos Englar
Larry Glass
Tom’s Creek Church
Wilmington
Delaware
Middletown
Libertytown
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
G. Best
Clarksburg
Robot Weather Station Signals New Era In Forecasting
A second fully mechanical weather station now operates in the United States. In Schuylkill County a small building houses pipes and automatic gear that records temperature rainfall barometer readings and humidity and sends data to a central station. Automatic stations, once built, require few human operators and can be placed on remote mountains or glaciers, providing constant data to improve weather conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill County
Bomb Tests Concluded End of 1954 Hydrogen Series
Announcement that the 1954 hydrogen bomb tests, begun March 1, are finished ends a ten week program that stirred world fears and hopes. The tests opened the ocean area to traffic, easing international irritation. The era included a range of weapons, reflecting both fear and potential deterrence as a turning point away from war. Deeds recorded in the city noting several property transfers with various sums.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 24 194 Force of hands repair the boardwalk in front of the B O station. William Wolfe Jr reports peach crop prospects brighter than any in ten years. All Saints Episcopal Sunday school held an anniversary service with class exercises and carols. Mayor George Edw Smith renominated by Democratic convention for municipal post. Memorial services held at Middletown for Grand Army Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid Society with an original poem by George C Rhoderick Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolfe, JR
William Wolfe
George Edw. Smith
Democratic Municipal Convention
Edward C. Lease
G. W. Rindley
George W. Heinlein
John Edw. Schell
Joseph Douglas
Middletown
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans and Ladies” Aid Society
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Coturans Of The News
A 1934 notice recalls PTA officers elected at North Market Street School. Frederick hosted the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in Baltimore. A ceremony at the Court House honored guests led by Dr. Joseph H. Annie. later they visited Roger Brooke Taney’s home. W Scott Mobley was city pool manager last year and kept the post. Senator Millard E. Tydings voiced support for a bill memorializing the Monetacy Battlesid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Coturans
the News
Clyde M. Roney
John Renn, Jr
Homer Miller
Wiliam Lambledin
P.T.A
North Market Street
Frederick
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Baltimore
Court House
Joseph H Annie
Roger Brooke Taney
W. Scott Mobley
Millard E. Tydings
Congress
Wedding on unannounced trip ties knot in 1946 era
A bride in a beige suit with black accessories and a white orchid from her bouquet wed on an unannounced trip. They plan to reside at 3 North Church Street, Waynesboro. The bride, Emmitsburg High School class of 1946, worked seven years at C P Telephone in Emmitsburg. The groom, Thurmont High School class of 1946, Hagerstown Business College alum, served two years in the U S Army and works at Frick Company in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Frick Company
Waynesharo
Plainsboro woman wins on TV game show for cow washing trick
Mrs Cora Sayler of Plainsboro New Jersey stunned John Daly's What's My Line panel by identifying her occupation as a cow washer. She claimed the $50 top prize while relatives watched at home. Sayler has worked at Walker Gordon Dairy since 1941, washing cows as part of an assembly line routine before milking on the rotolactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sayler
Plainsboro
N 4
John Daly
Mr. Sayler
Walker Gordon Dairy
Sayler
Spring Meeting Of Foster Parents Held In Calvary Church
One hundred of the 160 foster parents in the Children's Aid Society plan of care attended the annual spring meeting at Calvary Methodist Church. Maryland Training School for Boys head Elbert L. Fletcher spoke. CAS directors sent greetings via Charles McC. Mathias. Auxiliary notes list elected officers and reports from All Saints Episcopal church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society Plan of Care For
Calvary Methodist Church
Elbert L. Fletcher
Maryland Training School For Boys
CAS
Charles McC. Mathias
Eugene Thomas
E. Mason Hendrickson
Edward A. Godsey
J. W. Briscoe
Richard FE. Zimmerman
John G. Felton
Guy Kelly
Senatorial Courtesy and Testimony in McCarthy Probe
The piece discusses how McCarthy might be treated if he testifies or refuses, noting constitutional protections for a sitting senator. It explains senatorial courtesy as political self interest, with California’s nomination example and varying Senate responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
California
Births and careers highlight Middleville and Frederick notices
Mr and Mrs Albert Makolin of Middleville Michigan announce the birth of a daughter Helen Elizabeth born May 6 named for her grandmother. Mrs Makolin formerly Jewell Haines of Woodbine. Miss Janice V Kinna daughter of Atlee and Mrs Kinna of Route Frederick begins work as flight stewardess with North Central Airlines after graduation from McConnell Air Hostess Stewardess Schools in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Robert H Oland of 1942 East Third Street announce birth of daughter Susan Marie Oland born Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. It is their third child, joining two boys Robert Edward aged three and Stephen Eugene aged one. Mother and daughter are reported doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Makolin
Middleville
Mich
Helen Elizabeth
Makolin
Jewell Haines
Woodbine
Janice V. Kinna
Atlee Kinna
Route
Frederick
North Central Airlines
McConnell Air Hostess- Stewardess
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert H. Oland
East Third Street
Susan Marie Oland
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Edward Oland
Stephen Eugene Oland
Ill and recovering listed in Frederick area notices
Among The Sick ers, William T Delaplaine Sr 308 Upper College Terrace was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday and is doing as well as can be expected Mrs Helen Notnagte South Market Street returned Friday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for ten days and is much improved Mr John Kolb Jr East Fifth Street returned home from Lutheran Hospital Baltimore in fair condition Charles Eyler East Church Street underwent major surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is in satisfactory condition Howard Buddy Mull after surgery at Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring has returned home to Derwood and is in satisfactory condition Philip Wertheimer West Third Street returned home Saturday from University Hospital Baltimore where he was a patient for observation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Frederick Memorial
Helen Notnagte
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John €. Kolb
East Fifth Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Stevens Says He Ordered Charges Made
Secretary of Defense Wilson and Asst. Secretary Hensel stated they ordered charges but Stevens asserted he directed them. McCarthy pressed that there was no cover up. Stevens claimed the Army answered inquiries from Senator Potter and others about the Schine case and outlined the chronology of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Hensel
McCarthy
Stevens
Army Department
Sen. Potter
Schine
Army
Two Wills Probated In Orphans Court
The Orphans Court probated the wills of Mrs. Harriet W. Ament of Braddock Heights and Mrs. Margaret Coe Lockwood, with estates left to immediate families. Ament's will names son David W. Ament as executor with sale power, specifics a life interest for the son, then remainder to sister Mrs. Bast, then to Mrs. Ament's father and finally to her brother if others predecease. The Lockwood will, from Mansfield Ohio, left the estate to husband Edwin Hoyt Lockwood II, with bank as executor. probate followed administrator designation. The documents carry dates in 1953 and 1933, with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet W. Ament
Margaret Coe Lockwood
Braddock Heights
Bast
Rosenstock
Emmitsburg Highlights Return Sailors and Local Events
Emmitsburg items include EnwiltaBURG-Wayne Ohler, US Marine, returning to Parris Island after a ten day furlough with parents. Miss Helen Bushman visited Baltimore relatives. William H Bollinger property sold to son Charles for 9900 dollars. Paul Holstetter and family visited with Albert Adelsberger's relatives. Mother Seton club events at St Joseph's High School and School social dance. Essay contest on Americanism by VFW. Theresa Rybikowsky wins prize. Barbara Rosenstest and Peter O Hagan present varsity letters to basketball team members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enwiltaburg
Wayne Ohler
U. S. Marine Corps
Edward K. Ohler
DePauli Street
Parris Island
California
Helen Bushman
City Hospitals
Baltimore
Charles Bushman
William H. Bollinger
Charles Bollinger
Paul Holstetter
Indian Head
Albert Adelsberger
Mother Seton
St. Joseph's High School
St. Joseph's Central House
V.F.W
Mary Edward
SS. Joseph College
Catholic Hare Economics Association
Madeleine
St. Joseph’s High School
Catholics Home Economics Association
Philadelphia
Theresa Rybikowsky
Women's Auxiliary
the American Legion
Barbara Rosenstest
St. Joseph College
Peter O'Hagan
Mount St. Mary's College
Dorothy Topper
Christine
Improvements Registry Herd Improve Registry entries for Holstein cows
Outstanding Holstein cows listed under the Improvements Registry of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Entries include farm names, cow names, ages, daily milking patterns, days milked per year, butterfat and milk production pounds, and comparisons to average U.S. cows. Notable listed farms include Richvale Farm Middletown Richvale Senator Barbara and Catoctin View Korndyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Richard Ahalt
Richvale Farm
Middletown
Richvale
Barbara
U. S
Iras D. Alért
Hickoryvale Della Rae
Lestie C. King
Clarksburg
Kingstead
Maryland
Breathedsville
Breatheds Vera Cadova
U.S. Vow
R. H. Richardson
Westminster
Dean Golden Famed
Edgar C. Wirts
Dr. Jefferson— Olive Farms
Ormsby Pride
Morris A. Zentz
Emmitsburg
Zentzvale Estella Della
U. S. Tow
Questions And Answers About Stradivari Violins And Benedict
The new Stradivari violins now range from about $10,000 to 380,000. Benedict, from Benedict, who married Beatrice in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Beatrice
Clean-up schedule outlined for Frederick streets
Tuesday plan covers East Seventh East Eighth East Ninth East Thirteenth East Fourteenth East Fifteenth East Seventeenth streets and Staley Avenue with paint up and fix-up work in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
East Seventh
East Eighth
East Ninth
East Thirteenth
East Fourteenth
East Fifteenth
East Seventeenth
Staley Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jonathan F. Covell
Robert DeWitt Biggs
Baker Valley Road
Urbana
Charles Deibert Cooper
Temes Robert Thornton
Knoxville
Petersville
Floyd R. Lyles
Lemoyne
Goean
Bartonsville Road
New Market District
Veaumont
Gaile Dugas
NEA
All Saints Episcopal Church
Charles Beatty
Luther Miller
Joseph Griffin
St. Francis
Mary Grace Helfenstein
St. Anne
Clark Cottrell
John Rhubeck
Sarah Quinn
Carroll Hendrickson
Jjr
Christian Social Relations
William Roderick
United
John A. G. Smith
Jack Quynn
Philip Harvey
Clyde Roney
Robert Trimble
Zand
Glenn Browning
Lee Kefauver
Parsons Newman
Howard Kelly
John A. GS. Smith
Bian
Buri
CuEtaAin
Batu
de Winte wWreipg
AP Newsteatures
DO Little Lodge
Paul T. Haagen
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Architect
Nationa
The
James Marlow
Sen. McCarthy
Wisconsin
NES
Sen
George
Dimmerman
Margaret Portner
William Greco
Robert Gelwicks
Floyd Miller
Thomas Stoner
Michael Joy
Eugene Rosenjsteen
O'Hagan
the Mount
L. 8. M Corps
Webster
Hati
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