27 May 1955
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1955
Page
1
HAL BOYLE argues the American working girl’s eye appeal disrupts productivity. He proposes a factory style uniform with bun, dark blue middy, and bloomers to end on‑the‑job girl watching, estimating millions waste hours daily and urging employers to act.
Four administrator accounts were admitted to record in the Orphans Court this week after court and Registrar of Wills Harry D. Radcliff approved. The Holter estate net $21 546.57 after disbursements. one-third shares totaling $7 143.93 went to three daughters. Zimmerman estate reported net $3 330.10 with one-third share to Mabel Z Solomon, Newton A Zimmerman, and Eva A Woerner. Karn estate net $3 145.20 with entire residue to son Carman P Karn. Barrick estate showed overpayment of $1 417.09 paid or secured. EVANGELISTIC REVIVAL A big tent on the old circus grounds in Hagerstown hosts a Bible revival starting June 5 led by Evangelist David Nunn with Rev Miles of Williamsport as committee chair.
Akiko Yamamoto a twenty year old Japanese student will enroll at Hood College this fall aided by a tuition scholarship from the Hood College Board of Trustees. Her dream inspired by her mother a Tokyo secretary and by connections through Charles and Mrs Parsons and local friends, highlights her aims in English and international affairs and a career in medicine.
New Windsor reports a family reunion of Jadihen Spuilvll’s clan with 34 attendees at a home gathering last week. Other notes include social visits, a bridge party, a Miss Marianna Snader spring recital, a Boy Scout jamboree, and attendance at a Maryland grocers convention. Frederick lodge Elks observed Birthday Night and planned Flag Day events with WFMD broadcasts. The blue whale is noted as the largest known animal.
Forty-one seniors receive diplomas at Sykesville High School’s 31st annual commencement on June 7. News notes mention Howard County attorney Tast work at the Rotary Club, Mr and Mrs George Sadler and Aliss Etta Sadler vacationing in New England, Mrs George Jucker from Marriottsville Road entering University Hospital for observation, and a surprise shower for Mrs James Justice Jr. at home.
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