New England Furniture and Clockmaking Talk by Art Club
The Frederick Art Club met at Mrs Irving E Staley's Dill avenue home on Thursday with Mrs Gray Palmer presiding. Miss Pearl Bader spoke on early American furniture and clockmaking origins, tracing New England styles from 1675 and noting notable Boston makers and the Old North Church timepiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fredenck Art Club
Irving E. Staley
Dill Avenue
Grayson Palmer
Staley
Mary Rhoads
Joseph J. Nestor
Pearl Bader
John Smith
Company of Gentlemen Adventurers
Virginia
Manhattan Island
Old England
America
Avery
Boston
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Middlesex
Hattie Willet
Cape Cod
Deming
Keats
Louise Bote
Magnolia Avenue
Soviet Navy focus on submarines reshapes future warships
Navy experts discuss the limited value of larger aircraft carriers for the USSR held in Baltic Black Seas and Arctic access via Murmansk. Soviet submarine strength, surpassing rivals, shapes defense with shore air cover and fast carrier task forces. Admiral Wright warns of Europe isolation. Admiral Rickover notes no atomic ships planned in 1960s.
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Russia
Baltic
Blac Sea
Atlantic
Arctic Ocean
Murmansk
North Cape
Nor
Pacific
Vladivostok
Darien
U. S
Jerauld Wright
Britain
Wright
Europe
North America
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago readers saw a Democratic mass meeting led by George Byrne John P. Poe and Irving L Handy at City Opera House. They rode in from the railroad escorted by a drum band. An 8 pm parade traveled to the opera house under bright pyrotechnics while advocating disfranchisement of Black voters and white supremacy. Guy L. Fout bought an interest in Troxell and Fout green grocery. Polls open tomorrow 8 am to 6 pm for county offices. A window display showed an electrical clock by Lewis A. Woodward of Frederick, with most parts crafted by Webster Heck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byrne
West Virginia
John P. Poe
Baltimore
Irving L. Handy
Delaware
City Opera House
R.R
City Hotel
Opera House
Guy L. Fout
Green
Clayton
Troxell
Troxell and Fout
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items recount a freight wreck at Frederick Junction bridge with cars damaged and track cleared after a significant effort by Belamore and Ohio Railroad employees. A Centenial Memorial United Brethren church Sunday school contributed $803 to the building fund. Arles F. Har ties and Robert Rout valin from Middletown returned from a Maine hunt with a buck and a doe. Viavyy Chaney, about 30, was struck by a Bit-Run driver while bicycling home in New Market and badly injured. a taxi driver assisted and took him to town.
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Frederick Junction
Belamore and Ohio Railroad
Todas
Sunde
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Thu
Mth Annivere
ARLES
Local Hospital Updates From Frederick and Surrounding Areas
Several residents from Thurmont Middletown and Damascus areas undergo or recover from surgeries at Frederick Memorial Johns Hopkins and Bon Secours Hospitals in Baltimore. Patients include Denise Bousy Emmitsburg Ralph Poole Lola Fink and Mary Bopp with others monitored or recovering at area facilities.
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Denise Bousy
Emmitshburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Rhoda Wilt
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Sprague
Damascus
Wissiblin Wiles
Aly
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Mark Leatherwood
Mt. Airy
George Cantwell
St. Agnes Hospital
Charles Donnelly
Thuremont
Vriday
M. L. Cremrer
Charles Luts
Keyouille
Frederick Memorial
Charles Ridenour
St. Ane Iment’s
Mary Bopp
Washington County Hospital
Wagerstown
Leslie Scvoggal Onteban
Frederyck Meiral Hospital
Findas
Deaths Toll R Baker and Associates Listed
Death notices from Hagerstown and surrounding areas report R Baker of Marbern road Hagerstown died Friday at Washington County Hospital. He was born in Emmitsburg son of Elijah and Fannie Baker and a member of St Marys Catholic Church Holy Name Society and a former Western Marshland roads employee. Survived by two sons Martin and John both in Hagerstown. three daughters, three sisters and four brothers. Requiem mass at St Marys Tuesday nine, interment at Rose Hill Cemetery. Mary Mae Linton 68 of near Sykesville died Thursday at home. survived by husband Gordon Linton and five children. Services Sunday 1:30 p.m. at Winfield Funeral Home with Rev. Carradl Yingling Jr. Interment Freedom Cemetery Eldersburg. M Waitz funeral director. Harvey C Weant 86 formerly of Briceville died Friday at a Baltimore nursing home. Survived by three brothers and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 1:30 p.m. at Thurmont Funeral Home Rev. Van G Naugle officiating. Interment United Brethren Cemetery Thurmont. G L Creager and Son funeral directors.
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R. Baker
Harry R. Baker
Marbern Road
Hagerstown
Washingtonn County
Emmitsburg
Elijah
Fannie Baker
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Western Marshand Roads
Martin J. Baker
John T. Baker
Hdgerstown
Catherine Bowers
Mary Schlotterbeck
James Kings
Grace Travinger
Leota Trovinger
Sargerstown
Russell Baker
Greenmont
Joseph Baker
Sterling
Walter Baker
Sfagerstown
St Mary's Catholic Church
Robert PL Passarelli
Italy Name Society
Kraiss
Mary Mae Linton
Sykesville
Baltimore
Mer
Williams
Gorden Linton
Werman
Herman Knuckles
Rivera
Harvey C. Weant
Harvey
Weant
Briceville
Norning
Tate Samuel
Margaret Delphey Weant
Carroll County
Q. &. Weant
Ballimore
B. C. Weant
Tranover
M. C. Weant
Lhurmont
van G. Naugle
United Brethres Cemetery
Thurmont
G. L. Creager and Son
Tusern
Virgie G. M. Eppley
Virgie Grave Main Eppley
West Patrick Street
Francis Eppley d Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Saag
Oay
Eleanor Sagan Thomas Main
A. Brooke Gallion
Alan Brooke Galion
Glenets
Washington
Olney
Gnion Memorial Hospital
Mr. Gallion
Maaryland
Green Spring Valley
Ity
Security Home Improvement Company
Woodbine Avenue
Battimore
Howard County
Gallion
Cara May Green
A. Brooke Gallion Sd
Suzanne Gallion
Meg Gal- Mon
Elmer McCahan
James Willan
Baltinrre
Airs
William Yingling
Litdustown
Frank Wilson
St. Louis
Wedding of Louie Saunders and Renae Painter in Brunswick
Miss Louie Saunders of Leesburg and Renae Painter of Lorettaville wed in Bethany Lutheran parsonage Brunswick on Saturday afternoon October 14 at three o’clock. Rev Ralph K Miller officiated the single ring ceremony with attendants Mr and Mrs James Hamilton Marvell. The bride, a graduate of Vicenita High School, worked at Paxson Insurance Agency. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside near Latten’s Chevrolet Sales in Brunswick.
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Louie Saunders
Lows B. Saunders
Leesburg
Renae Ho Panter
C. Painter
Lorettaville
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Brunswick
Ralph K Miller
James Hamilton Marvell Vile
Cal Vicenita High
Paxsan Anc
Thorne Insurance Agency
Lesbute Lavettas
Latten’s
Chevrolet
Directors Appointed for State Group Meeting Theme
Directors appointed for the state meeting in Davie dive near Watersville as month long event with theme Pola dan't Licked Yet. Local details remain unclear due to OCR errors but reference to leadership and a canine crowd in Los Mis Havel Lewis area.
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Awnonk
Cabipealen
Davie
Danuars
Lewis
Wathersville
Hallowe'en party and local family notices in Frederick area
Social note lists attendees at a Sun K ee Ranch Hallowe en party near Poolesville including Jones Yinger and Fisher families. Also mentions weekend visits, births in Derry New Hampshire and Salisbury, birthdays, and travels of local residents to California and New Hampshire, with several relatives named.
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Charles Jones
Sun-Kee Ranch
Poolesville
Harry C. Jones
Frederick
David Yinger
Brookville
Nancy Jones
Jean Fisher
Jane Jones
Shirley Cubitt
White's Ferry Road
Charlotte Jones
Poulesville
Peggy Yinger
Kathleen .Jones
David
Yinger
Charles
Jones
Urbana Homemakers Club Meeting Report Notes
The Urbana Homemakers met Thursday at Mrs. Philip Hassinger’s home on Catoclin avenue. The gathering opened with We Gather Together, then the American Creed. Charles Catling spoke on Citizenship and its meaning, and Mrs. Monroe Scall led a discussion on courtesy in the home. Mrs. Russell Strube, president, chaired the business session. A card party was planned for November 29 at Urbana School. Refreshments were provided. several new members joined. Nearby items mention travel, births, and local notices in the community.
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Urbana Homemakers
Urbana Homemakers Club
Philip Hassinger
Catoclin Avenue
Norman McFarden
Charles Catling
Monroe Scall
Scall
Russell Strube
Willam F. Lee
Urbana
Christias
T AE
Fuimly
Philp Tlassmeet
Npensher
Mire Wiklian Aineid Roderick
McAkay
Congressional hearing on press access to government info
A House Government Operations subcommittee plans hearings on how the government releases information to the press and whether Congress can question reporters about their sources and news relationships. The debate echoes 1953 concerns of press freedom versus congressional inquiry and potential intimidation.
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David Lawrence
Washington
House Committee On Government Operations
New York
AleCarthe
Congress
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Imp
American Civil Liberties Unon
Leven
Executive
Judiciary
Tno
House
Supreme Court
11A Hoycett
Department of Justice
General Rideway
Wilson
Army
Defense Department
House Committee
Othe
House Subcommittee
Congressional
Side Glances at WSCS Meeting and Auxiliary Updates
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Point of Rocks Methodist Church met at Mrs. Emory Wirts on November 2 for worship and a program titled Women And The Church Through The Centuries. Plans were made to sell lunch at Mrs. John Wright's public sale November 3. The group discussed missionary education, reviewed Within Two Worlds, and planned a Sunday night study for the Doubs charge. A Thanksgiving union service was announced for Adamstown, and a ministers fund appeal received five dollars. The meeting adjourned for a Christmas program on December 8.
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WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Point of Rocks Methodist Church
Emory Wirts
Lundhyon
John Horn
Elmer Michael
Iirs
Edgar White
John Wright
Point of Rocks
Ivan Louths
Missionary Education and Service
Robert Perry
Loucks
Adamstown
Ralph Virts
Law
Virts
Russell Dudrow
Sibley Hospital
Unclear Committee Talks on Press Operations
Fragmentary text mentions committees to invest gate the operations of the press and copyright. No clear event, person, or date provided. context suggests a discussion on controlling press functions and protecting copyrights within a media organization.
Lawn Needs Mowing Long As It Grows
College Park reports University of Maryland landscape architect Carl Johnson says lawns should be mowed through fall to prevent excess top growth and pests. Keep clippings to a half to one inch when possible and let them decompose to enrich soil.
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College Park
Carl Johnson
University of Maryland
Johnson
Byas
Jonson
Warned Of Sale Of Fake Lawn Fertilizer
Warnings that itinerant peddlers selling fake lawn fertilizer are operating in this section have been issued. The material resembles fertilizer but tested samples prove to be humus with trace limestone, offering little value. A resident paid 120 dollars for it. real fertilizer would cost about 5 dollars. Peddlers work weekends near homeowners lawn projects, distracting buyers while quantities are delivered. Oak Hill Avenue residents previously bought similar fortifier. In Norfolk, Virginia an amphibious exercise involves Camp Lejeune Marines. Pvt Morris P Hoffmaster is listed as son of Mrs Leoda Hoffmaster of Maryland.
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Frank L. Bentz
Universit
Marsland
Norfolk
U.S
Adame Fleet Marine Force
Camp Lejeune
S.C
Marine Pvt
Morris PL Hoffmaster
Leoda Hofimaster
Route 1
Box 162
Knoxville
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Middletown
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Clearspring
Katharine M. Schmidt
Flagerstown
Mary L. Nies
Hamburg
Niles
Wilmer Franklin
Taylorsville
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G. William Stultz
Braddock Heights
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Gene J. Droneburg
Droneburg
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Grayson Phelps
Roger . Droneburg
Madison Street
Earl M. Kepler
Ben Tobin
Bel Air
Taylor Watson
Havre de Grace
Tobin
Luther Rowe Jr
Sabillasville
Bhabully
Larry Lee
Waynesboro Pai Hospital
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Bessie Watkins
James Elisha Day
Paul Snyder
Jett Lorraine Plock
Lankenau Hospital
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Howard Freck
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James R Kautz
ML Airs
Rev Warren M Kautz
New Wampshire
Homemaker's Clubs
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Airy
Jesse Parker
Roby Parker
Herbertsville
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Lena McAlester
Leola McAlester
Charles Kolihouse
Halethorpe
Albert Schell
Bobby Schell
George Schell
Reno Eldridge
Myersville
Ned Keadle
Mapleville
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Wayne W. Williar
RFD 2
Ally
Brian Wayne
Williar
Doris A. Moore
James Higman
Alan M. Waller
Alan Jr
Ft. Bragg
N. C
John Dall
West Coast
National Dental Association
Otho Dall
Ball
Lancaster
Wis
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K. Ross Eyler
Alexandria, Va
Kenneth Ross
Doctors’ Hospital
Washington, D. C
Ross Eyter
Ross Eigenrode
John MM. Lang
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Carolino
Paul Droneburg
Frederick Memorial Hopsital
Doris Gibons
Wayne Huffer
Michael Eugene
Huffers
Hawaii
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Wuffer
Jacquelyn Pryor
Roy Pryor
Wolfsville
Abr
Eugene Huffer
Broad Run
Mervin L. Guyton
Gamhrills
Margaret Louse
General Hospital
Annapolis
Daniel S$. Guyton
Burkittsville
B. I. Dale
Montgomery
Ala
Glenn A. Maindr
Harry
Buzz) Miller
Master Place
Douglas Garman
Waynesboro Pat Hospital
Miller
Mary Jane Bittner
Lord Baltimore
W. Jerome Offutt
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Focal Bar
Bar Association of
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Trimman B. Rucker
Tulsa
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Willan C. Gaither
Miani
Fla
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Joseph A “Asimerman
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Main Street
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Creagerstown
Charles 1. Sutely
Gordon
Del
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Indiana
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Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
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Newton Baker Hospital
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T. B. Ward
Alexander Balker
State Department Executive Committee
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