Catholic Daughters Hear Fr. Dougherty in Maryland
Fr. Dougherty, director of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, spoke at the Catholic Daughters banquet. Rev. Richard C. Mitchell welcomed attendees including Beatrice O Neti and Elizabeth Mitchell. Secret sisters were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year.
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Lous Doucherty
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Abbottown
Maryland
Sontt
Roy Mote
Dougherty Na A
Audress
Aroup
Richard C. Mitchell
Beatrice O Net
Caton
Elizabeth Mitchell
Mitchell
Richard O'Connor
Carl Franzen
Ernest Lillard
Emanuel Barrattino
Ralph Lincoln
Francis Little
Fless Ba”E Little
Record High September Income Sets New National Peak
The Department of Commerce reports a September 1956 personal income rise to a record 328.5 billion, driven mainly by wages and salaries. Over the past year income grew about 1.5 billion monthly, with prop etorships farms dividends and rents offsetting some gains. The piece notes concerns for young people entering business given payroll pressures and rewards.
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Mouth
Lot
Rennrt Repg Compueis
Fourth lecture in Calvary Methodist series set Monday
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist church sponsors the fourth and final lecture.Maurice O Hunt chief of Child Welfare will speak on juvenile delinquency at 7 50 p m. The series, titled Youth In A Responsible Society, features Dr Wayne C Neely earlier in the program.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Maurice O. Hunt
State Department of Public Welfare
Eraun
Wayne C. Neely
Hood Colae An. Mir
Toll House Fire at Point of Rocks Destroys Building
Fifty years ago a fire swept the Toll House of the Lou Doun County and Frederick Badge Company at Point of Rocks, keeper William Compher saving only a few chairs and a blood. Attorney George A. Pearre spotted a groundhog on a log near Frederick Junction and hurled stones at it before it fled. A separate note recalls Harvey Fos describing a misfortune to take a left foot injury.
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Loudoun County
Frederick
Point of Focks
Wiliam Compher
Aim
George A. Pearre
Monovacy
Frederick Junction
Mr. Pearre
Twenty Years Ago Revos Prom The Columns Op The Ness
Twenty years ago Revos prom the columns op the Ness in 1938 is recalled with fragments of names and places. The garbled text mentions past events, dates, and people in a disconnected nostalgic snippet from a historical column.
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Ness
Drivers Tests Passed by 31 Here Thursday
Thirty one persons passed their drivers tests Thursday before State License Examiners at the State Armory. Names include Nancy J. Decker Frederick RFD 5, Doris S. Hugo RFD 6, William E. Collins, Jerry Williams, Marie Bastian RED 1, Ronald Sprices, Frank Reynolds RFD 6, Paul Bean, Georgianne Eagle Knoxville, Brewer King Clarksburg, John Sanders RFD 2 Myersville, Marylynn Ebs Thurmont, Richard Adelsberger, Robert Crawford Emmitsburg, Paul Farsht Rockville, Dickerton, Douglas Edwards Clarksburg, Clyde Grimes Walkersville, Joseph Cornett RFD 2 Thurmont, Irene Mainer, William Linthicum Dickerson, Margaret Christopher Gwynnes Falls, Gene Godenoth RFD 3 Mitsburg, Nelson Knipple, Carroll Houck Dickeyerson, Mack Helman Burkittsville, Leslie Green RED Pont of Rocks, Dolores Green Point of Rocks, Sharkey Poole Damascus.
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State Armory
Frederick
Nancy J. i Decker
RFD
Francis G. Huxo
Doris S. Hugo
William E. Collins
Jerry Lo Williams
Marie L. Bastian
RED
Ronald W. Sprices
Frank Reynolds
Paul B. Bean
Georgianne Eagle
Knoxville
Brewer J. King
Clarksburg
John D. Sanders
Myersville
Marylynn Ebs
Thurmont
Richard L. Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
Robert T. Crawford
Rockville
Paul D. Farsht
Dickerton
Douglas F Edwards
Clyde Fy. Grimes
Walkersville
Joseph D. Cornett
Irene R. Mainer
Airy
Wiliam O Linthicum
Dickerson
Margaret E. Thristopher
Gwynes Falls
Gene E. Godenoth
Mitsburg
Nelson L. Knipple
Pitsburg
Carroll L. Houck
Dick Yerson
Mack B. Helman
Burkittsville
Leslie L. Green
Pont of Rocks
Dolores W. Green
Point of Rocks
Sharkey E Poole
Damascus
Daughter Safe After Egypt Disturbances Reaches Local Family
Mrs Violet Jones reports her daughter Frances Jones Hresko and family living in Egypt are safe. The Hresko couple, with three year old Susan, were stationed there through naval service, previously linked to Fort Detrick. Local authorities confirmed their safety and eventual return.
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Middle East
Violet Jones
Myre. Jones
Second In Series Of Recitals On Sunday Sprite
Assistant professor uses pid veliece ar i n a series the Cobients Memori. Or same Chapei at iTong Coliece evumins oat fsht of Min Suttis he i a program of he Heeestore OF The sance and cans, e Tris second concert wat ont selections from vork bastian Bis a program evaturine the Romantic school ven Veontemimr trite init the scene later in the peo Ait Maat Rea In Hae ree TNE eet cary Baan eg ee et thee watts hh pti ag abet saated.
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iTong
Coliece
Vork Bastian Bis
Watts
Pti Ag Abet
Wee Women Not Worried About Vein Fear in Rer realm
A light column wonders about the durability of a sensation linked to marriage and vanity. The author asks how a feature will endure under her husband’s gaze and the social expectations of domestic life.
Thelma Grace Kinna to wed Charles David Hard
Thelma Grace Kinna of Hagerstown and Charles David Hard of Hagerstown announce their engagement. The bride is a Frederick High School class of 1932 graduate and bookkeeper at Brosius Homes Corp. The groom is the son of Mrs. Nannie Horn. he served in the U S Marine Corps and works for Ridenour Electric Service. No wedding date has been set.
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Atlee C. Kinna
Gla Braddock
Thelma Grace
Charles David Hard
Hagerstown
Nannie Horn
Kinna
Frederick High School
Brosius Homes Corp
Horn
U. S. Marine Corps
Ridenour Electric Service
Regional Meet Of Girl Scout Workers In Pittsburgh
A regional gathering in Pittsburgh Pa drew about 3000 Girl Scout adults from Maryland Virginia Delaware Washington Pennsylvania and parts of West Virginia. Mrs Edward D Storm chaired the opening session and led a discussion with speakers on scouting challenges. Other attendees included Mrs Lewis Burek Mex Henry Eigelsbach and Miss Marguerite Hall representing local and area groups.
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Pittsburgh
Get
Edward D. Storm
Frederick Ascariation
Girl Scouts
Upen Gorde
Marguerite Hall
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Storm
Lewis Burek
Henry Eigelsbach
Frederick Association
Paul Moberly
Walkersville
Temperature to Drop Dramatically as Cold Front Approaches
A cold front moving in forecast a more than 30 degree drop, with temperatures at the airport around 61 this afternoon and a likely fall below freezing tonight. Showers may precede the colder air and the region could see clearing skies with a much colder Sunday.
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AP Thipmsedas
Class Meeting At Sea Side School
A fragmentary report describes Toe Paskithea class meeting opened by president Mrs Margaret Moet. Attendees included Mrs Tary Myers and others. poems were read by several students and teachers, with brief notes on attendance and activities.
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Nail Moores
Mies
Wilma Brown
Elas Hoare
Dane Tucker
Heten Cram
Louise Tinssler Ware
Miletian
Dorothy Fowte
Nelly Moore
Wile Brown
Caret
Sath
Paket
Mae Betts
Bete
Otis Phe Hest
Local Garden Clubs Attend Central Region Meet
Frederick area society notes highlight garden club delegates from Frederick and surrounding towns at the Central Region gathering. Reports cover officers and activities, including a Nurses Alumnae Bazaar, bridge winners, and local club election plans at the Amvets Club.
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Hubert Hall
Frederick Bridge Association
Robert S. Marr
Bob Muller
Bri. G. Pearson
Manuel Weinad
DH Seleer
Amvets Club
4-H Meet Winners Named Across Counties Scene
Readers note a list of 4 H club members earning top honors in county shows. Amie Vi landy of Arnold Catherine Sates and many others from Mont gomery Prince George and Talbot entries are cited for outstanding work. Names include Henry Hayes of Hienry and Lofin man of Route 4 along with Moore Hobbs Bowman and Davis Parsons among others.
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Collegl
Enty-Sin Alarian
Tovanel
Barton
Frostbury
Amie Vilndy
Asnold
Catohine
Caurtull - Marre Au
Frederick Kenneth Lofinman
Frederick Vr Rone Masser
Frederic Ar de Lee Black
New Wolversville
Tet L. Hood
Rowe 4
Viount Ane
Ricnhard Groussnickl
Union Bridge
J. Allen Moore
Frederick Howard
Janetto Hobbs
George Bowman
Bor
West Friendship
Montgomery
Carol J. Malls
Gaithersburg
Jane King
Clarksbur
Bere Uistead
Rockville
Queen Annes
Joyce Moore
Centreville
Ronald Smith
Sadlersville
Talbot
Peggy Clark
Easton
Wicomico
Donald C. Davis
Parsonsburg
Richard P. Parsons
Rosake Frell
Eden
Billy Loes Freed In Paternity Trial
Billy Loes, Brooklyn pitcher, cleared by a New Jersey jury of a paternity charge filed by a Clinton Reformatory inmate. The defense cited a Miami hotel encounter in 1932. testimony indicated the 24-year-old accuser lacked credibility and was later convicted in a New York real estate incident. The trial occurred during spring training with the Dodgers in Florida. The article also briefly notes a separate church guild meeting and its upcoming events.
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Newark
Billy Loes
Parti
Clinton Reformators
Suzanne Fulinello
Reformatory
Tang Fathnend
Miami
Florida
Brooklyyn Dodgers
Luvs
Miss Fulinella
Newack
Pelvie
McDonnell and Gorsuch Families Noted in Obituary Notices
Funeral notices list Harry J McDonnell of Greenmount and Joseph G Gorsuch of York, with survivors including children and siblings. Services set at Beaver Funeral Home and New Windsor Church, interment at Crook Cemetery near New Windsor. multiple relatives named, tied to Adams County and Gettysburg communities.
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Berhiek
Paissane Sun
Harry J
Mebonnell
McQonnell
Groenemount
Iev
Warner
Adkins County
Wits
George and
Mary Sath
McDon
Trentoen
Pitas
Gettysburg
A. McDonnell
Greenmount
Allen Lo McDonnell
Ralph
Ennuisbure
Alen
Milthassus
Lester Kennel
Gerteburz
the Beaver Funeral Home
Sam's Creek
Albert
Westminster
Wie Xgnith
Merton Blacksten
New Windsor
Somaya
Func
D D Hfer and Sons
Beran Flory
Pise Crook
Joseph G. Gorsuch
Joseph G Gorsuch
Ya Pa
Teachter
Chieeay
York Pring
Brucey Mle
Carenty
Damiel
Greemraad
Ida Mav Lambert
Loretta
Tov Howard
York
Ney
LeGore
Ana
Getavang Smoder
Tate
Aegis
Frey Supervisors appoint new office staff in Delaware area
The report notes changes in office personnel at the Frey Supervisors office in Delaware and nearby Newdrosts. Secretary to Frey Supervisors Mrs Evelyn di Brat Feet erick and others are identified among the appointed staff.
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Delaware
Newdrosts
Ves Kohler
Evelyn di Brat Feeterick
FREY
ETON
Hodbert
Fragmented note on patient at Baltimore hospital
Incomplete OCR passage reports a patient at Bond Hospital Baltimore for observation and management of rheumatic fever. Mentions a Miss Dadene Site and connections to Leyson Site Teachers College and Mussatti, daughter of Mai and Alns William Kesing of Fert Derick.
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Berto
Bond Hospital
Biltimore
Dadene
Newent
Ber
Leyson
Teachers College
Mussatti
William Kesing
Fert Derick
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