Local column reflects on past school funding and student exchange
In Frederick Maryland on Monday November 11 1951 a reflective piece recalls early 20th century funding ideas and the student exchange project. It notes expenses like 3 cents and 75 cents annually and laments changing times since horse and buggy days. It references Audit Bureau of Circulations and is dated in November 1951 with Johns Hopkins University postal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Mows
Frederick
Siamoon
Fred
Bember “Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frea
David W. Hinshaw
Erick
Guns And The Language From Early Gun Usage Expressions
W G Burckel of Remington Arms traces common phrases to guns powder horn and shot pouch notes that lock stock and barrel means total acceptance without reservation Just a flash in the pan reflects a spark that fails to fire and produce results other expressions derive from scooting including misfired set your sights high and hold your fire guns remain prominent in American nomenclature but are not simple weapons as implied by everyday usage
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W. G. Burckel
Remington Arms Company
Mr. Burckel
Mr. Burekel
Burckel
Burekel Usta
There Is Security In Toys
A university professor of education notes toys can give children a sense of security and companionship. Stuffed animals and dolls help children express daily concerns while electric trains foster control and self confidence with realistic features. Love remains essential, but the right toy aids parental efforts to build stability.
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Papa
Junior
Mama
Jane
Letters to the Editor Opposes Frederick exchange program
An alumnus objects to Frederick High School ending the student exchange with Newton Mass in 1950. He argues the project broadens student outlook beyond books, benefits all students, and should become a Frederick tradition despite administrator opposition. He warns discontinuation risks disinterest and ingratitude from Frederick citizens.
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the News
Frederick High School
Newton
Massachusetts
Frederick News
Frederick
Give Her Your Youth or Your Money The Spoiling Problem
Boyle Column mAs UE bi New York November 12 There is only one way to spoil a wife Present her what she wishes You youth What is that You can always save your second childhood for yourself Give her your money What is money You can always borrow money from the fellows at the office and worry about paying them back There is another thing Promise to show her an evening out on the town A gay mad evening of fun There is none but to get back to the main problem How are you going to guarantee your wife a night out and spoil her An Inter Collegi ate Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Association Conference met at Hood College The theme Forty Days in the Wilderness The conference dealt with temptations contusions of students and how students can find direction Canon Carlton N Jones discussed social on religious problems of students Mrs Frederick D Eddy led a discussion on vocational problems of students
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New York
Eekend
Young Men's Land
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hood College
Carlton N. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chambersburg
Frederick D. Eddy
Hond College
Forty Years Of News Columns Recall Local Life In 1901
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News Nov 12 1901 recount a PRA body recital at Woman's College with a fine program. A complimentary dinner at City Water grill room lists attendees Alten Rohrbach Patrick E Long Danet Crimmins D Charles Winebrewer Jr Marcus R Williams Dr R V Smith Frank K Schmidt Willard C Keller Edwin Markell. Petersville correspondent notes many children unable to attend school due to arm soreness from vaccinations. Excursion rates draw 271 Frederick to Baltimore and 76 to Washington. Adolphus Fearhake begins roof on summer cottage at Braddock Heights. foundation readied for G W Tyson cottage. several others planned for next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRA- Body
Woman's College
City Water Grill Room
Alten Rohrbach
Patrick E. Long
Danet Crimmins
D. Charles Winebrewer, Jr
Marcus R. Williams
R. V. Smith
Frank K Schmidt
Willard C. Keller
Edwin Markell
NHE Petersville
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Adolphus Fearhake
Braddock Heights
G. Waring Tyson
Armistice Day Parade and Local News Reflections
A mammoth Armistice Day parade drew over 3,000 participants and 10,000 spectators. Sen Millard Tydings urged domestic banking principles in international loans at the Rotary Club. Frederick High won the Armistice Day relay with Bob Ritchie edging Maynard Summers. The 1981 state auto inspection campaign is four weeks old. police stop cars without new stickers and direct drivers to inspection stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isenator Millard Tydings
Rotary Club
Frederick
Fifth Street
Maryland
Bob Ritchie
Maynard Summers
Rites Planned for W B Stottlemyer Tuesday
W B Stottlemyer son of the late H F C and Martha Eben Brown Stottlemyer died at his brother Claude A and Olga D Stottlemyer home near Wolfsville Sunday. He was educated in local schools and Hagerstown Boys High School class of 1895. after teaching he graduated Franklin and Marshall College in 1900 and held several school and banking posts before moving to Arlington VA to work in real estate. Survived by wife Hazel B and two sons Carmen and Quayton of Waynesboro. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 pm from Myersville funeral home, Rev A Odell Zeckman officiating. Burial in Evangelical and Reformed Church cemetery.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Arlington
Stottlemyer
Hazel B. Stottlemyer
Carmen
Quayton
Myersville
A. Odell Zeckman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul F. Bittle
Charles E H Shriner Dies At 89 In Gettysburg Hospital
Charles E H Shriner a Taneytown clothing maker and longtime Grace member died at 4 45 PM Saturday in Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg aged 89 He retired in 1928 after his wife s death Surviving are three children Alma Shriner George Shriner and Matlin Shriner two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral home in Littlestown Pa open this evening 7 10 o clock Services Tuesday 2 PM Rev Morgan Andreas Mt Carmel Cemetery Littlestown handled by J W Little and Sons
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Charles E. H. Shriner
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
James L
Sarah Hahn Shriner
Gertrude Smith Shriner
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Alma R. Shriner
J. W. Little and Sons
Littlestown
Deaths and funeral notices from Church Hill and Emmitsburg area
Deaths include Miss Lotlie Viola Thomas of Church Hill at 75 after two years illness. Funeral at 11 am Wednesday from 106 East Church Street, Olivet cemetery burial. Also George W. Lingg of Emmitsburg aged 87, interment at St Josephs cemetery after a Requiem Mass at 9 am Wednesday. James S. Williams Sr of Silver Spring aged about 80, funeral Wednesday at 10 am at Pumphrey funeral home with interment at St. Pauls cemetery, Point of Rocks. Mrs Margaret Warner of Keymar aged 67 dies suddenly, coronor thrombosis while en route from Westminster to Keymar. funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Warner home. Families note flowers omitted. Further notices list survivors and service details.
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James B. Williams
James
James B. Williams, Jr
Pumphrey Funeral Home
Silver Springs
St. Paul's Cemetery
Point of Rocks
Rites Held for Local Residents in Frederick Area
Obituaries and funeral notices from Mt Zion Lutheran and Frederick area churches list burial plans in Mount Olivet and nearby cemeteries. D. D. Hartzler and Sons funeral directors announce services for Alco DeV al Fry, 61, a longtime B&O Railroad employee, with calls at 106 East Church Street and services Wednesday at 2 PM. George Peter Altman, 83, farmer, dies at Mount Pleasant home of son-in-law Raymond Bidle, with services at 106 East Church Street Tuesday at 11 AM and interment Utica Lutheran. An infant son of Clarence and Iva Mose Smith dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital, graveside service at Rocky Hill Cemetery. Mrs Clara Jane Wansel of Arlington dies after 15 months illness. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Asbury Methodist Church with burial at Bartowsville cemetery. Religious rites to be conducted by Rev Raymond C Myers. Friends may call at family homes or funeral home in evening.
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William M. Warner
Margaret Stull Warner
Keymar
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Raymond E
William M. Warner, Jr
Mehrle Wilhide
Detour
Edwin Hoff
Ralph Baumgardner
Westminster
Susan Snyder
Sykesville
Warner
Fir
Mt Zion Lutheran Church
Rev. Raymond Co. Myers
D. D. Hartzler and
Alco DeValt Fry
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Issac
Margaret E. Baker Fry
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Brotherhood of Railroad
Ella
May Willard Fry
Clifford
A. Hyattsville
Conrad Willard
Arlington, Va
Elijah D. Fry
Clara Butler
Della Keller
Buckeystown
Stephen
Gerald Willard
Arlington
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
George FP. Altman
George Peter Altman
Raymond L. Bidle
Mount Pleasant
Jacob G
Maria N. Wiles Altman
Bidle
Floyd H. Altman
Frederick Junction
Oscar D. Kline
This City
Thomas J. Altman
Braddock Heights
A. William Altman
New Midway
Charles T. Altman
Utica Lutheran Cemetery
Clarence L
Iva Mose Smith
Dorothy M
Charles L
Charlotte K
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Woodsboro
Raymond C. Myers
Powell and Harizler
Earlston Wansel
Clara Jane Wansel
Earlston E. Wansel
South Lowell Street
St Elizabeth Hospital
Washington
John F
Alice Davis
Bartonsville
Asbury Methodist Church
IB. P.O. E
Mt. City Lodge
South Bentz Street
Edmund Davis
William Davis
Earl Davis
C. S. Brooks
Union Pa
Wm. C. Jordan
Bartowsville
Erichison
Funeral for Charles A. Fawley in Jefferson
The funeral of Charles Adam Fawley of Lander who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital was held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the funeral home. Rev. Morris G. Zumbrun and Rev. George H. Seiler officiated. Pallbearers were Harry C. Summers, Millard Kemp, Roy E. Leatherman, William E. Fry, George W. Lakin and Donald Heffner. Interment followed in St. Paul’s cemetery, Jefferson. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adam Fawley
Lander
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Morris G. Zumbrun
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
George H. Seiler
Harry C. Summers
Millard Kemp
Roy E. Leatherman
William E. Fry
George W. la
Day Bread by Rev A Parnelyl Bailey
Augustine, the great Christian of the fourth and fifth centuries, fled North Africa for Italy to escape his Christian mother. He lived with a mistress while prospering as an eloquent writer and preacher, sending his word to heal.
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A. Parnelyl
Bailey
Augustine
North
Africa
Italy
Garden Club luncheon at Mrs White's hosts and new committee chairs named
Garden Club of Frederick members and guests met Friday at Mrs Byron White on Rockwell Terrace for luncheon and a business session. New committee appointments were announced by president Mrs Parsons Newman, with members named for Publicity and garden trips, Conservation and horticulture, Flower, Membership, Program and exhibits, and Civic interest.
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Garden Club
Frederick
Byron White
Rockwell Terrace
Mra Parsons Newman
Mary Routzahn
Middletown
Carelos de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Europe
John Ed Schell
William T. Delaplaine
A. Austin Pearce
Mary Maiisby
R. L. Warfield
Frank Nicodemus
Heleng Stauffer
William Holzafel
Dwight McCain
Elizabeth Peters
James H. Cramer
R. BE. Delaplaine
W. A. Riddell
Virginia Miller
Philip R. Winebrewer
T. Stuart Haller
Earle Shriner
Edward D. Shriner
Andrew G. Truxal
G. Hunter Bowers
Charles W. Ross
P. W. Chichester
Charles MacMathias
Alden Fisher
James H. Grove, Jr
Sam W. Maptes
Hunters Return From 10-Day Maine Trip
A party of ten Frederick residents returned Friday from a ten day hunting trip in Maine with ten deer. They reported no bear sightings despite signs and several hunters in the area. Camping about 30 miles from Ellsworth they hunted in Hancock County amid wintry weather with two to three inches of snow on opening day and later rain. The group left October 30 and returned last Friday. A nearby bear incident was noted where a 300-pound bear was killed after being chased by a lumberjack with an axe near Ellsworth. The local party included S Frank Gardner, Robert A. Lambert, Ross V. Smith, Samuel T. Royer Jr, Charles Reid, Russell Flanagan, Lee Saylor, Victor Kifer, William Houck of Thurmont, Bernard Flanagan of Walkersville, joined by two friends Gil Eddy of Schenectady and F L Fisher of Leacock Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maine
Ellsworth
Hancock County
S. Frank Gardner
Trail Avenue
Robert A. Lambert
West 12Th Street
Ross V. Smith
Samuel T. Royer, Jr
Charles Reid
Russell Flanagan
Lee Saylor
Victor Kifer
William Houck
Thurmont
Bernard Flanagan
Walkersville
Gil Eddy
Schenectady
FL W. Fisher
Leacock
Weekend Meeting Concludes At Hood College Delegates Gathered
Delegates from the Athletic Federation of College Women of Maryland and Washington met at Hood College November 10 and 11 under the motto To strive to seek to find and not to yield. Miss Crystal Gerken welcomed the group and led the opening. Barbara Fisher spoke on hosteling in the region. A pajama party in Meyran Hall capped the weekend with an open session evaluating events.
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Athletic Federation of College Women of Maryland
Washington
Hood College
Crystal Gerken
Tenafly
N. J
Hood Athletic Association
Barbara Fisher
Fotomac
Conversion in Milan Echoes of a Saintly Transformation
A story recounts how a Roman leader in Milan faced inner conflict, hearing a call in his garden to read scripture. He embraced Christianity after encountering a New Testament verse about clothing oneself with the Lord Jesus Christ, marking a profound personal change. Am brose of Milan is referenced as a guiding Christian influence.
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Roman Empire
Ambrose of
Milan
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Ithem
Buckeystown Wedding of Miss Betty Adams to Lea Duvall
Miss Betty Virginia Adams and Lea Thomas Duvall wed at Buckeystown Methodist Church in a two o clock ceremony. Attendants wore emerald gowns. reception at the bride’s home. couple to honeymoon in Mexico City before settling in Frederick. Bride, a Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing graduate, to join hospital staff. groom, a farmer, to work with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Betty Virginia Adams
David A. Adams
Buckeystown
Lea Thomas Duvall
Herbert W. Duvall
Frederick
J. W. Rosenberger
Dorothy Frye
Adamstown
Jane Routzahn
Joan Lipps
Ruth Cook
Hypathia Smith Selby
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Ruth Ann McLaren
Sue Carol Adams
Rockville
Larry Adams
Mehrl Duvall
James Rollins
Lovettsville
Mehrl Tucker
Jefferson
Meredith Barger
Brunswick
Paul McGuinis
Washington
Adams
Duvall
Elizabeth Krise
Catherine Green
Baltimore
New York
Israel
Mexico City
North Market Street
Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Ambrose Wedding Invites Wanda Marie Zombro in Brunswick
Invitations announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F Ambrose for the marriage of their daughter Wanda Marie to Mr. John Clifford Zombro son of Mrs. John Zombro of Bolivar W V and the late Mr Zombro The ceremony will be November 22 at 7 PM in New York Hill Methodist Church with a reception in the church social room Also engagement announced for Wanda Marie to Ralph Gouker son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Gouker with date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Ambrose
Brunswick
Wanda Marie
John Clifford Zombro
John Zombro
Bolivar
W. Va
Mr. Zombro
New York Hill Methodist Church
Zombro
Harpers Ferry High School
B. and O. Railroad
John BD. Crummitt
East Sixth Street
Ralph Gouker
Gilbert C. Gouker
Middletown
New Market W. S. C. S
New Market
Latin America
Etzler
Clifford Watkins, Jr
Merkle Lease
Hidden Blindness Study Shows Late Treatment Costs
A recent study of American blind people finds that more than half are unnecessarily blind due to failure to seek early medical care. The report cites gaps in access to screening and timely treatment as key factors driving preventable vision loss among adults.
Local Personal Notices Highlight Travels Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs Theron D Green ckwell Terrace spent last week in Philadelphia where he presented a paper before the Electron Microscope Society of America conference. Mrs BR Town Rockwell Terrace leaves for Columbus Ohio to visit Dr and Mrs Floyd Green. Mrs William McBain of Gaithersburg visits sister Mrs Luther Olley in Purcellville Virginia for two weeks. The Sherbys and Hand families return from a ten day trip to Cleveland Ohio. Wilson Poole visits his mother in Atlantic City and Mrs George Brewer visits her daughter in Baltimore. Dr Kenneth Endicott Gaithersburg begins extended Europe trip visiting England France and Switzerland. Endicott’s mother Mrs Clark Massies Mill Florida winter home trip follows four months with the Endicotts. Mr and Mrs James Burke and children Michael and Kathy Park Forest Illinois visit Gaithersburg. Rev William Jay Maynard Africa Inland Mission missionary to Tanganyika surgery visit and return to Africa. Sgt and Mrs Maurice R Green announce birth of son Gordon Lee last Friday at Emergency Hospital weighing eighty pounds ten and a half ounces. Marie Groulx and Eleanor Eichelberger visit Middletown. Eleanor Evans is professional name. Mr Lewis S Tobe Hahn quietly observes his 2nd birthday. Myron W Randall of Baltimore announces birth of second son at Union Memorial Hospital. Mrs Randall is former Miss Frances Ann Delaplaine of Frederick. Mr and Mrs Holmes Dutrow announce birth of son Joseph Lawrence at Frederick Me Dutrow former Mary Q Davis.
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Theron D. Green
Ckwell Terrace
Philadelphia
Green
Electron Microscope Society of America
BR. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Columbus
Floyd Green
Wiliam McBain
Gaithersburg
Luther Olley
Purcellville
Daniel Sherby
B. E. Hand
Harry Sherby
Poolesville
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilson Poole
Alger Poole
Atlantic City
N. J
George
Park Forest
Tanganyika
America
Africa
Maurice R. Green
Taney Apartments
Gordon Lee
Marie Groulx
Eleanor Hichelberger
Jackson Heights
Long Island
Frederick
Holmes Dutrow
Joseph Lawrence
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dutrow
Mary Q. Davis
T. Marshall Davis
City
Sick and recovering at local hospitals in Maryland
Among The Sick lists residents connected to Frederick and Baltimore medical facilities. Jessie Jones returns home after two weeks at University Hospital Baltimore. Raymond D. Smith visits for observation. Mrs. Mark Jeffers Jr and Miss Catherine Besant recover from operations. Mrs. Theodore Semler and Mrs. Harold Webber receive treatments or recover at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John L. Kline recuperates from nasal operation. Gas produced by lignite treatment is mainly hydrogen and carbon monoxide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Jones
Lester Boone
Fast South Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Raymond D. Smith
Center Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Smith
Frederick Post
Mark Jeffers, Jr
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catherine Besant
East Church Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Theodore Semler
Yellow, Springs
Harold Webber
West Seventh Street
John L. Kline
North Market Street
Strength For Tody A DIFFICULT ART
Yes a country carpenter explains that stair building is a difficult art and the sure path to success. He argues progress comes from self made stairs not luck or influence, urging personal effort to climb from clerk to president and to improve as individuals this year.
Rev W Raker Speaks At Hood College Vesper
Rev W Raker spoke at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 6 30 p m. The Hood College Glee Clubs performed two anthems and the group, formerly the Cilian Choir, is now directed by Miss Catherine Williams with Miss Anna Marie Budde named as assistant professor. A post service reception followed at the Gehr Tru al home.
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Conrad W. Raker
Allentown
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Krone
Hood
Catherine Williams
Baker
Andrew Gehr Trual
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W. B. Stottlemyer
Lotlie Viola .Thomas
Church Hill
Samuel
Anne M. Hargett Thomas
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Mary J. Thomas
Benjamin FR. Thomas
East Church Streel
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Elehison and Son
George W. Lings
George Vincent Lings
East Main Street
Emmitsbure
New Oxford
Henry
Virginia Rider Lingg
Emmitsburg
Monson
Ida C. Zurgable Linge
S. L. Allison
Mrs, White
H. T. Webster
Caspar
Tom
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Earl L. Douglass
Babson Newspaper
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James V. Roughan
Price Electric Corporation
Electronics Equipment Industry Advisory Committee
Munitions Board
Indus
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National Association of Relay Manufacturers
NARM
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