June Events at Hood College and Frederick activities
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce lists June events across Hood College and local venues. Highlights include Moving Up Day at Alumnae Hall and Brodbeck Hall, Class Day, Commencement, a Dr. Ruth Isabel Seabury lecture, and various association meetings, carnivals, and conferences at Hood College, Keedysville, and Frederick venues throughout the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chambers of Commerce
Hood College
Brodbeck
Hudson Outdoor
Ruth Isabel Seabury
Hudson Outdoor Theater
Coblentz
Frederick
Mental Hygiene Society of Marsland Dinresmanting
Scott Key Hotel
P.m
Potomac Synod of Evangelical Reformed Church
Episcopal Conference of the Province of Washington
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
South End Civic Association
Yellow Springs
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Ienocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Bar Association
Presbyterian Synodical Conference
Univers
Amvets
American Red Cross
86th Memorial Day remembers war dead across the nation
The 86th Memorial Day honors the dead of all wars with cemetery visits and grave decorations. Albert Woolson, the last Union veteran, symbolizes a fading generation as young volunteers help pay tribute to those who fought in Civil War and later conflicts. The observance aims to telepathically connect the living with the fallen and affirm their sacrifices for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Grand Army of the Republic
Albert Henry Woolson
Duluth
Alvin
Woolson
Union
Fay Counery
Joint Meeting Of Optimist And Exchange Clubs
The Optimist Club and the Exchange Club held a joint meeting Thursday evening at the Southern Restaurant with 41 attendees. Hesbia C. Foster presided as Optimist president, Lt. Governor F. S. Marbury spoke, and C. Lease Bussard narrated his films showing scenes from Baltimore to the West Coast. Fred Wagner of Catonsville won a free dinner. Louis J. Warner presides over the Exchange Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Exchangites
Optimist
Hesbia C. Foster
F. S. Marbury
C. Lease Bussard
Mr. Marbury
Baldlgaore
West Coast
Fred Wagner
Catonsville
Fneter
Louis J. Warner
Exchange Club
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from the May 29 1904 Columns of The News report Mr Lewis Haller injuring himself while papering at Chief Judge James McSherry's home, attorney Wm H Nicodemus selling the Volluse property, a Buckingham Industrial School baseball win over Adamstown, J A Fritchey contractor arriving to repair streets for about three weeks, and a large Gospel service at the YMCA with prizes and Bibles awarded to many boys including Charles Edwin and Paul Brown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Haller
James McSherry
William H. Nicodemus
Volluse
Sixth
Beniz
John Hickman
Buckingham Industrial School
Adamstown
Boutson
J. A. Fritchey
Lancaster
Abbott
Charles Edwin
Samuel Brown
William Delaplaine
Hammond Clary
Ralph Baumgardner
Ray Bussard
Paul Brown
Henry Ramsburg
Daniel Schmidt
Joe Davis
Frank Gaither
Guy Phleeger
Howard Albaugh
David King
John Engelbrecht
Willie Mantz
Dean Hendrickson
Approval of Monocacy battlefield bill eyed this week
Twenty years ago column from The News dated May 25 1934 reports Verne E Chatelain head of the interior National Park Service historical division expected to approve a Monocacy battlefield bill. Judge Worthington struck by automobile while crossing Parkway school area. Frederick county schools issues discussed by Eugene W Pruitt to Kiwanis. Capt T J Koenig forced to land at Detrick Field due to poor visibility and remained overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne E. Chatelain
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Worthington
Parkway School
Julie A. Ridgely Albaugh
Rosemont
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Kiwanis Club
Dayton
Ohio
T. J. Koenig
Bolling Field
Washington
Detrick Field
Graduation Week Opens At Hood Sunday
Graduation week begins at Hood Sunday with a list of graduates across New York and Pennsylvania. Notable names include Alice Avanozian and Evelyn Bragg from New York, plus many recipients of B S in Nursing and Home Economics, plus graduates stationed in Puerto Rico and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Avanozian
Manhasset
Evelyn Claire Bragg
Alplans
Anne Christine Counes
Elvira Davis
Nancy Lee Davis
Binghamton
Arlene Helen Hoffman
Riverdale
N. Y
Mary Elizabeth Kells
Brooklyn
Patricia Ann Sabin
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Carol Eyeleigh Schwartz
Yonkers
Nancy Ellen van Wie
Rochester
Rin
Elizabeth Landis Frost
Lancaster
Nancy Anne Good
Harrisburg
Margaret Jane Hinkle
Columbine
Adlyn Pearl Holbarn
Pittsburgh
Matilda Ann Jacks
Allentown
Anse Boyer Lyon
Dolores Mae Miller
Bethlehem
Elizabeth Dittmar Oehrle
Monongahela
Sallie Marie Pennebaker
Blartsville
Nancy Lee Sharon
Steelton
Rena Marea Sheehan
Kennett Square
Doris Crothers Smith
Drexel Hill
Fay Joan Wagner
Camp Hill
Joanne Wilcox
Newton Square
Anne Christine Workman
Greensburg
Barbara Elizabeth Yeakle
Norristown
Puerto Rico
Peggy Monroe Patterson
U. S. Naval Communication Station
San Juan
Virginia
Elspeth Jean Bannerman
Alexandria
Mary Lou Caton
Artington
Donna Jane McDowell
Bluemont
Charlotte ‘Shoemaker Rees
Fort Belvoir
Norma Kemper Simpson
Libbie Marie Thompson
Richmond
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A Chicago Tribune Syndicated meditation warns that evil acts as a force continually pressing on people. Small irritations erode temper and judgment, while harsher temptations and drunken weakness can threaten lives. Continuous vigilance is required to resist evil’s assaults and protect faith in God and man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
Sambler
H Coir
Chicago Tribune
Love tips and age gap queries in a column
Dear readers seek guidance on dating a coworker and pursuing a younger partner. Advice notes ensure the man may be free or engaged, and ages differ but compatibility matters. A widow asks about dating younger men with optimistic guidance toward happiness.
Armistice Talk Meets War Readiness in Indochina
Geneva reports focus on an armistice while Paris moves to enlarge Indochina war plans. France reinforces with ground troops and a new commander, while Washington weighs authority for U.S. airpower and potential actions. The aim is credible deterrence to push a negotiated settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Geneva
Paris
Indochina
Panmunjom
Indoshine
United States
America
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Congress T
Korea
Dulles
U.S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
China
Pitewe Watchal Tonnne Fone Baemosa
Bidault
Sister Plans Secret 12-Year-Old Nurse Marries
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on a 12 year old sister who plans secret marriage to a 22 year old in service. The column urges delaying the wedding for a year to avoid regrets, secrecy’s hurt to family, and to allow preparations and counsel from peers.
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Miss DIX
Women Club Meetings Share Craft and History Highlights
The Charlesville Homemakers club met May 24 at the Bloomfield Parish Hall with hostesses Mrs. Paul Zier and Mrs. Howard Wachter. Seventeen members and one guest attended. The program included a home opening demonstration “A place for everything” and “Everything in its place,” a flower and vegetable auction, and refreshments by the hostesses. Nearby Browningsville Homemakers held a May meeting with fifteen members and eight visitors, opening with the Creed, sharing kitchen tips, and hearing reports from past events. Plans for a July covered dish luncheon at Mt. View Hall were set, with refreshments again by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vna Tica Vine
Charlesville
Thomas Rothenhoefer
Bennett Lightbown
Browningsville Club
Browningsville Homemakers’ Club
Vinnie King
Maynard Kling
Helena Lewis
Creed
Margaret Hardy
Irene Arnold
Mollie Gladhill
Margaret Watkins
Council
Deaths Mrs Mary E Murphy 85 Widow of Joan Murphy
Mrs Mary Ellen Murphy 85 died at granddaughter's home in Ijamsville after a brief illness. She leaves five children John W Murphy Frederick Bruce Murphy Tjamsville Mrs Cindy Bell Frederick Junction Mrs Lois Stevens and Mrs Alice OBrien Frederick plus 10 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 1:30 pm at New Market with Rev William C Harpold. interment Frederick Memorial Park. W E Falconer funeral director. Also Edwin D Albaugh Jr received M in varsity baseball at Mercersburg Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Murphy
Mary Ellen Murphy
Joan D. Murphy
Norman Dove
Ijamsville
William and
Mary Ellen Roberts
Murphy
John W. Murphy
Frederick
Bruce Murphy
Tjamsville
Cindy Bell
Frederick Junction
Lois Stevens
Alice O'Brien
New Market
William C. Harpold
Urbana
Frederick Memorial Park
W. E. Falconer
Calvary Choir Honors Couples At Spring Picnic
Calvary Methodist church choir honored six couples and the director after a picnic at the Porter home in Spring Valley. Guests included Mrs. George K. Smith, Mrs. Doris Simpson, Dr. Earle Blakeslee, Mrs. Housman, and others, as cars carried wedding plans for several pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Choir
Calvary Methodist Church Choir
Robert Porter
Spring Valley
George K. Smith
Ethel Nichols
John G. Felton
Doris Simpson
Earle Blakeslee
Diane Pusey
Edward R. Pearl
Side Glances and Local Notices From The Area
Side Glances reports various local items including Cadet Patrick Shipley’s graduation in Lewisburg West Virginia and family births and promotions. It notes Mr Robert Watkins returning from Geneva to College Park, Emil Notnagle’s corporal promotion, and Harmony Grove Club activities with meetings, reports, and a flowers auction.
Local hospital updates on ill and recovering residents
Among The Sick Mrs. Charles Stull of North Market street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported doing nicely. Mr. Marion Stull Miller of South Market street has been at Frederick Memorial Hospital for two weeks for cardiac treatment and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs. Fannie B Delaplaine of Upper College Terrace is critically ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital since last Sunday but is somewhat improved. Miss Bessie Zimmerman of Thurmont is ill at home. Ross Eyler of Thurmont is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Jennie Bussard of Ellerton broke her leg stepping into a hole while helping to bring cattle to the barn. After treatment at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown she returned home and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. Frank H Darner of Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment and is in fair condition. Market prices for Wheat, Corn, Barley follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stull
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marion Stull Miller
South Market Street
Fannie’b
Wm. T., Sr. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Bessie Zimmerman
Thurmont
Ross Eyler
Jennie Bussard
Ellerton
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frank H. Darner
Middletown
First Week Of Cleanup Campaign Successful
Frederick launches a cleanup drive with health department sani tarians handing out check sheets citing Article 10 health and nuisance violations. Seven truckloads of trash cleared from four residences on one street, with eleven local paint dealers backing publicity efforts. A public notices schedule outlines next week’s cleanup on multiple streets while a separate local club meets to discuss faith, readings, and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Frederick
Hamilton Homes
Frederick Paint and Glass Company
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Seeger and Company
Sherwin-Williams
Community Hardware
Jacobson’s, Bowers , Lumber Company
Frederick Brick ‘Works
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Rice’s Color Center
West
Patrick Street
Magnolia
Fairview
Rosemont
Culler
Apple
Biggs
Schley
Tapey
Grant Place
Wilson Place
Lee Place
Military Road
Belmont Avenue
South Market Street
South Court Street
Ice Street
West All Saints Street
North Bentz Street
West Fifth
West Sixth
West Seventh
North Street
Zim Street
Park Avenue
Park Place
Maple Avenue
Trail Avenue
Central Avenue
West Avenue
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Self Syndicate, Inc
Davis
OX Fibre
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Guarter Cetus Club
Haid
Tienvis Scoil Key Hotel
F. W. Weitzel
James A. Wright
Florida
Kenneth Yost
National Metal Trades Association
Joseph Styche
William H Strauss
Waynesboro, Pa
A. R. McEwen
Woodstock, VI
Davis Studio
Quarter Century Clus
Dorothy Dix
D.C
Abudaseila Olah
Mercersburg
Edwin D. Albaugh, Jr
East Third Street
Frederick, Md
Mercersburg Academy
J. Vernon Coblentz
Rriddletown
Virginia Beach
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
Maryland
National Association of Insurance Agents
NATA
National Association
New York City
Eastern Underwriters Association
Eastern Agents Conference
Glenn Arthur Main,Sr
Roanoke
Glenn A. Main, Jr
Dill , Avenue
Donald F. Howard
W. S. Tull
Record Street
Frederick High School
Johnny Long
Paradise
Johnny
Barbara Hammond
Dick Perry
Jimmy Sedlar
Long Shots
Glee Club
Braddock Heights
Herbert Dahlquist
Tuestey
Minneapolis
Minn
Ralph J. Wilhide
Forrest Hills
Mr. Wilhide
William 8. Pryor Sr
Ernest Reddle
Fort Pierce, Fla
Hirs
James Dubel
Mirs
John H. Magaha
Harold Shaffer
Paul Shaffer
Fort Lewis
Infantry
Raymond Matthews
RFD
Robert Willard
Paxville
Willard
Bonnie Horne
Mary Miller
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harley Edwards
Maurice F. Remsberg
Miss ‘Elva M. Remsberg
United Nations
Ane
John C. Summers
the Rhine Air Base
Germany
Estella Summers
Myersville
Charleston
South Carolina
Harold Keller
Mrs. McKee
Memphis, Tenn
Elinor Krepps
Wes
Seventh Street
Lewisburg
W. Va
Patrick D. Shipley
Greenbrier Military
Lawrence G. Purdy,Jr
City
Steven Ray
Purdy
Hubert Beachley
Robert M. Watkins
College Park
Switzerland
Robert M. Watkins, Jr
Helen Notnagle
Emil R. Notnagle
Cpl
Notnagie
Harmony Grove Club
William Thomas
Ethel Thomas
Oakhurst
Harmony Grove
Bruce Crum
Clyde Koons
Leslie Burger
Koons
TM. Rog
Gyelen Tae
Woman’s League
Martin Putman
Utica Lutheran Woman's League
Naomi Gaver
Dorothy Wachter
League
Harper
Searle Atkins
Louise Stull
Cameron Hill
Mildred Davis
Edna Buhrman
Peddlars Pack
Edgar Wachter
Richard Arnold
W. A. R. Bell
Sunshine
Ralph Hessonz
Lizzie Hessong
Bessie Hessonz
Claude Droneburg
Russia
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