Confer Orders On Candidates For Priesthood
Tonsure in Minor Orders were conferred on candidates by Auxiliary Bishop Jerome D. Sebastian at Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg on May 26. Minor and Tonsure candidates span multiple dioceses including Baltimore Washington Richmond Camden Scranton and others with future Subdiaconate ordinations noted for May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome D. Sebastian
Baltimore
Richmond
Thomas W. Caroluma
Woodlyn
William F. Ruehl
Camden
N.J
William H. Hart
Woodstown
N. Dj
Scranton
Francis P Corcoran
Williamsport
Afertan
Jerome C Leary
Caldwell
N. J
Diocese of Albany
Tulsa
Charles 4. Swett
Lawton
Okla
Brooklyn
Joseph P.min‘turn
Manhasset
Sebastian
Altoona
Gene C. Bareni
Acosta
la Crosse
Wisconsin
James A. Bertrand
Whitestone
Thomas, I. McDermott
Anthony S. Dranginis
Joseph W. Devlin
Walter A. Muir
Alexandria
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Howard G. Tandge Qassar
Howard J. Kennedy
Syracuse
No Y
Los Angeles
California
Ralph A. Fitzpatrick
Swarpesbureg
Room At The Top For 1935 Graduates
More than 1.4 million high school seniors graduate in the class of 1935. One third may enter military service, others seek jobs, with pay and opportunities described as excellent. The era favors ambitious youths who find congenial work and rise based on ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schools of
America
Aiding The Aged Residents in Middle Class Families
A survey of 7 000 policyholder families by a major life insurance company shows 964 families or 14 percent wholly or partially support elderly relatives, mainly mothers aged about 72 and fathers 74. Heads average 40.5 years. those supporting elders average $8 000 annual income, while non-supporting households average $36 271. About 7 percent have no more elder relatives. nine percent support an elder living elsewhere. In most cases aid goes to relatives who have some income or receive other assistance, indicating progress in elder care compared with former days.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 28 1905 report highlights parade to cemetery for Decoration Day led by G A R from Red Men’s Hall. Louis V Eckstein buys Braddock Heights refreshment booth fixtures and lease. Winter dancing assemblies close for season, fall return planned. Miss Elinor Markey Frederick gives final 1905 piano recital. Osburn plays violin. Western Maryland College baseball game at Athletic Park ends 1 to 2. Zyniierman pitches for Sil entecs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Charteaf
Reynolds Post
Red Men's Hall
Louis V. Eckstein
West Fourth Street
Camp Schley Inn Association
Braddock Heights
Miemes
Elinor Markey
Frederick
Maurice G. Beckwith
Osburn
Plans For Frederick High School Commencement
Twenty years ago in The News, May 28 1935, Frederick High School prepared for commencement exercises at the Tivoli theater under principal Leary. Damascus High School slated its June 13 graduation with Miss Bernice Virginia Woodfield as the sole graduate. Harry T Fisher sold his farm on the Thurmont Rocky Ridge road to Harry Eyler with possession set for October 1. Joseph Lebherz and George Lewis reported bicycle thefts on East Third Street and Eywith Street respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
L Leary
Tivoli Theater
Joseph Lebherz
East Third Street
George Lewis
Eywith Street
Bernice Virginia Woodfield
Damascus High School
Harry T. Fisher
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge Road
Harry Eyler
Quits Barbering After 64 Years
Maurice A Buckingham retires after a 64 year barbering career at Franks Bennett Hotel Parlor. He trained in Baltimore and worked in Rennett and Trinity, finally settling in Fayette streets area before his retirement. The Capitol Post suspends publication after starting March 20 due to rising production costs and a 65 staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice A. Buckingham
Buckingham
Harher
Mewes Wei
Usteon
Baltimore
Rennett
Fayette
Benseirk
Trinity
Hese Hall
Sears
Wy Rackingham
Epjoy
North Market Street
Mattar
Calvary Voth Adist
Newspfer
Tallalasshe
Pla
Capitol Post
Convention of W C T U Session at Middletown
The Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a convention at Christchurch Middletown with Rex Roger Keech leading devotional. Officers elected include Calvin Schildknecht as president and Arthur Remsberg as treasurer, while Miss Ada Wooden spoke on education and public awareness of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Coblentz
Amon
Wali
Edgemond
Locust Valley
Rocky Springs
Frederick High
Brunswick
Arthur Remsberg
Ivan Lawson
Charles Baugher
Randall Baugher
Joanne Fulmer
Harry Fulmer
Suzanne Davis
the Rocks
Miss Davis
Red
Coun
Mick Keldin
Thomas Anderson
Middletown Union
Edwin Alearn
Albert Palmer
Amidee Eckard
JH. Baker
C. Elmer Main
Harry Howard
Buckeystown
Feagaville
Paul Willard Sr
Frederick Union
Louella “Butts
H. 10. Williams
May Broadhurst
Genoa King
New ‘Market
Dorothy Harris
Florence Stevens
Ada Wooden
Hampstead
PEM Aes Graetor
United States
Leach
J. G. Shawhaker
Calvin Schildknecht
Leslie Masset
A Dittmat Shaff
Austin Renn
Friday Night Peoples Court sentences in drunkenness and vagrancy cases
Friday night in Frederick People s Court saw Johnny Kline plead guilty to drunkenness and willful destruction of property and receive 69 days in jail on a default 8208 fine. Chester Green, no address, was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for vagrancy with a 10 fine or 60 days in jail. A remand for Romer Travis for indecent exposure to Tuesday followed pre sentence investigation. Other drivers faced fines and jail terms for speeding and related traffic offenses with sentences running concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kline
Frederick
Wilbur F. Steffield Aten
Chester Green
House of Correction
Gail
Romer Travis
Burkittsville
Braddock Heights
Wote
Investighen
Charles
Fae Hemlaving
Qed Terce
Wellam Burke
Trooner
Reverend Taylor Resigns Pastoral Post in Harrisonburg
The Rev EH Taylor resigns from the evangelical and Reformed charge. A joint consistory meeting read the resignation letter. A new pastor has accepted a call and will lead St Stephen’s Avancetieal in the nearby area. Local notes mention Augusta Ducks with a membrane over their eyes like goggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadayard
Pater
Thormont
Munaster
Acess
Ntitans
Crimity Churet
Nemes
Eheree
Fassey
Pastay
St Stephen’s
Vahe- Binning Augusta
Examining British Election Returns Akin To That In U S
London analysis compares British Parliament results with U S presidential patterns. It emphasizes marginal districts, apathy, economic contentment, and emotional factors shaping votes, noting Conservatives benefited from steadier postwar conditions and peace appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mrs. Grove Named City First Lady At Beta Sigma Phi Event
Mrs W J Grove selected as Fredericks "First Lady" at Evangeli cal Lutheran church ceremony sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi. Honor honors civic service, hospital volunteer work, alumnae leadership, and community activities. husband informed beforehand of the reveal. Celebration included church officials and local dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Grove
City
Ton Mo Vachss Pease Ene
Frederick
Beta Sigma Ph Soromy
Crave
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tie Red
Chaiman
Bland Bank
Harman
Thad College
Frederick Hand Club
Grorge Ro Hoke
Greve
Peraths Dotsey
Bela Bigna Pht
Od Macmaine
James F Zimmerman
Pro
Gram
Charles F Trunk, Jr
Lutheran Church
Delores Shonk
Michael Stup
Cish
Heke
Mary Candon Hodeson
Baron D White
Beta Sema Pho
Par- Hemmats
Taraf Rammunity Activte Deswineh
Danatrans
Cerebral Palay School
Mantevue Serpe
Mersey
Zimmerman
June Sheffer
Kathleen Fassalle
Barbara Xolson
Pauline Flannigan
Ruth Yelland
Marlene Rollins
Margaret Beveridge
Frank Recter
George Hoke
W .Larboe Grove
West Second Street
Local residents and visitors noted in Thurmont news
Mr and Mrs Byron E Hughes of New York arrived to open their cottage for summer. Mrs Bertha Bartzis left Toll Gate Manor for Lincoln Nebraska to assist her ill mother. The Weddle family returned from Scotland, where they lived two and a half years, as Set. Weddle is reassigned to Orlando Florida. They stay with Mrs Weddle's father on Walnut Street. Wilhide family visitors from Dayton Ohio and Homer Willhide of Dayton spent time in Thurmont with local friends. John David Shade and wife of Norfolk announce the birth of their son Darrie David at Bethesda Naval Hospital. The Shade family links connect to Hidden Acres and local residents. Shade is a seaman aboard the LC SS Pocane stationed at Norfolk Naval Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Hughes
New York City
Braddock Heights
Bertha Bartzis
Toll Gate Manor
Lincoln, Nebr
M/Sat
Reginald Weddle
United States
Scotland
Weddle
Air Force
Orlando
Florida
Hubert Hamerick
Walnut Street
Thurmont
John David Shade
Norfolk
Darrie David
U. S. Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Ralph C. Lenhart
Hidden Acres
Mr. Shade
John W. Shade
Ralph Buhrman
Lantz
Josephine Buhrman
Charles O Willard
Ora Willard
Smuthsburz
Route 1
Miss Buhrman
Thurmont High School
Pagwa
Ontario
Canada
Miss Etchison Weds Mr Hanna In Noon Ceremony
Miss Julia Elizabeth Etchison married Alva Rice Hanna Jr in a noon ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev Edward A Godsey officiated as the bride wore petal pink and aqua gowns with matching hats. A reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with guests from Baltimore Washington New Jersey and Virginia. The couple will reside in Florence and Detroit where Mr Hanna works on a project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Elizabeth Etchison
McKendiee Reiley
George Barr
Etchison
West Second Street
Florence
Jons Hunter Hanna Jr
Barr
John H. Hanna
Alva Rice
Thurmont
Rice
Calvary Meth
LeRoy Rice
Edward A. Godsey
Page Etchison
Hagerstown
John Bieber
Washington
A Hart Etchison
Robert C Hanna
Sroom
Hartford
Conn
Edward Hutchison
John E .McDonald
Ro McDonald
Baltimore
Uaona
Wiliam Mc Hanna
Francis Seoatt
Detroit
Hanna
New Jersey
Virsiniz
Rand Sister of Shookstoun Raad Arrives from Carlsbad
Mrs Henrietta Rand sister of Mrs John Cummi Shookstoun Raad arrived May 23 from Carlsbad California by plane. She expects to stay with her sister whom she had not seen for several years. Mr and Mrs Nickolas Pratos of Rockville announce the birth of a son James Walker Protos May 12 at Georgetown University Hospital Washington. Mrs Protos is the former Fern Walker of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Rand
John Cummi Shookstoun Raad
Carlsbad
California
Rand
Nickolas Pratos
Rockville
James Walker Protos
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Protos
Fern Walker
Brunswick
Weddings Covell Filer In Walkersville Lutheran Church
Miss Anna Mae Fuller wed Aiie N Covell in Walkersville at the Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony. Rev E Kaentz Helwig officiated as gladioli decorated altar framed the vows. The couple will reside at a North Market Street apartment after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covell
Filer
Anna Mae Fuller
Harry Filler
Walkersville
Aiie N. Covell
Bessie Covell
Frederick
Ledic
Lutheran Church
E. Kaentz Helwig
Melvin Filler
Hge
Harry Elwood Filler
North Market Street
Local Hospital Transfers And Police Charges Reported
Among the sick Mrs Wiliam Wieghling was moved home by America Legion ambulance from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall caused a fractured hip. Wm. 5. Pryor Jr. moved home in Thurmont in the American Legion ambulance, with improved heart condition. Carrall KH Hendrickson Sr. underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory today. Thomas Clark of RFD & Frederick remains in serious condition. Little Miss Thais Myers returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after mumps treatment and is improved but confined. Antonio F Wagner charged with exceeding 70 miles an hour and arrested, hearing set. Gaylor W Sineidar, Cavis O, and Gary N Brownell charged with reckless driving, posted collateral. Seyhester Posey charged with intoxication, posted collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Wieghling
Thurmans
America Lexion
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Pryor, Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont
American Legion
Carrall KH Hendrickson
Upper College Terrace
Thomas Clark
RFD
Frederick
Thais Myers
Roger L Myers
Ker Avenue
Antonio F. Wagner
Broaduar
Vossbure
Gaye Lord W Sineidar
Cavis. O
Gary N
Brownell
Rochester
Yoo
Sergi Simmons
Posey
Colored
East Street
Kanade
Trump
Polio Shots To Be Resumed Nationwide Immunization Plan Returns
Washington reports optimism that the stalled polio vaccination program will restart next week with second shots for nine million schoolchildren and potential third booster shots months away. Leonard Scheele, Surgeon General, indicated vaccine supplies may be released as safety checks finish and Public Health Service approvals follow. The National Foundation funds the effort as production and testing standards ease. Details note surplus wheat sales to Yugoslavia and government grain investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nest Week
Leonard A Scheele
Scheele
Public Health Service
House Commerce Committee
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athletic Park
Wesern Marvisnd
Zyniierman
Silentecs
W.C.T.U
Taylor
Ge Vo
Harrisonburg
David Lawrence London
South
House of Commons
Tro
Usu
Punch
London Times
Politcal
Britain
Winston Churchill
London
New York Herald ‘Tribune Inc
Cumberda
Cumberland
Cumibey
Dumaine
Potomac Edison Light and Powerio
Glenn Wilhide
Victor Hess
Kenny
Waedam
Brown
Becky
Dayton
Ohio
Jann P. Weddle
Homer Willhide
George Wilhide
Miss Etchison
Mr. Hanna
Miss Conavay
Frank A. Conaway
Airy
Caroline Bette Conaway
Paul Joseph Richards
Calvary Methodist Church
Aft
Frank Reid Kay
Taneytoun
Phoebe Ann
Harvey Ruddy Robinson
Clifford S. Robinson
Pittsburgh
Penna
Ray
University of New Hampshire
Duke University School of Nursing
Robinson
Geneva College
Duke University Taw
Richard T Norris
Vaeistrae
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Hedden
Mag. Krate Sheffield
Norris
GL Forrest
Basti All Saints Street
Alton Twenty
Donald G Malcom
US An
SR 45
E L. Baum
Astrstee
Yugoslavia
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