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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1948

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4

Beth Sholom Synagogue Marks Twenty Fifth Anniversary

A memorial service honors deceased members of Beth Sholom Congregation. The twenty fifth anniversary observance includes an unveiling, sermons by visiting rabbis, a banquet, and souvenir programs. Officials and guests from Baltimore and Atlantic City attend the ceremony and dinner.

Beth Sholem Amelia Lowenstein Weinberg Samuel Sutro Weinber Kate Landauer David Lowenstein Jacob’ Rosenstock David Weinberg Abram Rosenour Jennie Stern Rebecca Heidelberg Aston Rosen Stock Hannah Segaloff Frederika Graham Elmer Elroy Wachter Wolf Will Apraham Landaver May Rasengar Smyth Wolfe Cohen Clara Stem Lowenstein Hannah Rosenos Bertha Joseph Acne Ger Beth Sholom Congregation Leo Weinberg David Steinman Berger Henry Weinberg Berger Judah Eugene Rosenberg Bernard Lipnick Theodore Shabshelowitz New York Beth Sholom Elhanan H. Golemb Baltimore Hebrew College Baltimore Same! Tomach Atlantic City Beth Sholom Hall Stephens Jeannette Weinberg Albert Greenberg Ernest Berger David S. Berger Henry W. Berger Lillian Kers E. Birely Albert H Cohen Abraham Elin Jacob Goldberg Ralph Gordon Abraham Hamburg x Jacobson Edward Kessler Theodore Lichtenstein Joseph P. Marmor Samuel D. Miller Herman Miller Robert Mewer Morton Mewer Joseph E. Nelsox R Seedman Maurice Solar Our Stern Berger Phuadel

Comet Lights The Night Sky Draws Grandson Interest

Astronomers report a bright comet sweeping across the heavens providing a striking view. The brief display may spark renewed public interest in astronomy, especially among younger generations, who are urged to use field glasses on clear nights.

Venus Finegan

Letter Appreciates Nursing Scholarship Establishment

Dorothy Filler McBride RN, president, thanks the Civitan Club for creating a nursing scholarship at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing to be awarded to an incoming student in fall 1949. She praises public support for the nursing profession and civic responsibility.

Civitan Club Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Dorothy Filler McBride

Freedom Train Organ Recital on Frederick Radio

William Sprigg of Hood College will give a fifteen minute organ recital at 5 15 Thursday over Frederick Radio in honor of the Freedom Train visit. The program opening with My Country Tis of Thee includes Carillon and Fantasy for Flute Stops by Leo Sowerby. A national hymn closes. Weekly organ recitals are announced for Tuesdays starting November 23 between 5 15 and 5 30.

William Sprigg Hood College Frederick Leo Sowerby Sprigg

Local items recall Admiral Schley reception plan

May 1838 note recalls Mayor Chilton calling citizens to gather in the mayor’s office to arrange a fitting reception for Admiral Schley upon his return home. Admiral Schley is due to arrive tomorrow. Other notes mention local names Francis Smith and John Motter, a student bicycle accident, and farm incidents including cattle and game.

Chilton Admiral Schley John Motter Rev L XI Ycle Severry Meli Francis Smith Charles Smith Buicher Fred Fredericalies

Twenty Years Ago Of The News November 17 1928

An 89 year old man was arrested in a barn off West Pa i eet while assembling 1 of 2 590 gallons yee months ago another was seized at the same place. Augustus J Fromee died at Frederick City Hospital aged 81, long known Frederic business with his brother. Paul DeGrange 12 near Jefferson fell at school and cut knee on rock receiving five stitches.

West Pa i Eet Augustus J. Fromee Fredery Frederick City Hospital Paul Degrange Jefferson

Weather data snapshot from November 1947 report

The record notes precipitation figures for November including actual 182 inches, excess 5.02 inches through November 1, and 7.43 inches excess through early November 1948. It lists high and low temperatures, sunrise and sunset times, and river conditions for Monocacy, Ceresville, and Potomac areas.

Ceresville Potomac Knoxville

Washington Daybook Nazi Plot Targeting Governor Saint LaFollette

A wartime era Washington Daybook item reports a revived Nazi effort in Wuerttemberg aimed at ousting Charley LaFollette, the independent Western Germany governor. Nazi tactics include intimidation, vandalism, and public demonstrations while local businessmen seek a more cooperative administration.

Tris Coffs Washington Germany Charley LaFollette Evansville LaFollette Amocracy Wuerttembergee Franz Czisch Trudent Franz Konrad Konrad Hitler Czisch Rei Rnte Horst Wes Fuehrer Kreisantsleiter S. A la Follette Army

Democratic party faces task of maintaining prosperity in Congress

In Washington on November 17 observers warn the Democrats must sustain farm income and wages to avoid recession. The piece argues inflationary policy risks deflation, notes armament and Marshall Plan factors, and critiques excess profits taxes as potentially harming small businesses and competition.

Washington Democratic Party United States Congress Republican Party Dewey America Russia Europe Truman

Declaration Of Nine Colonies On Freedom Train Document

Frederick visitors see The Declaration Of The Nine Colonies on the Freedom Train presented by the American Heritage Foundation. The piece traces the Stamp Act protests of 1765 including the Frederick County repudiation and the Stamp Act Congress in New York. It notes the 1763 Frederick County court action, the contested meeting site at 103 Record Street, and the bronze tablet honoring the twelve Frederick County justices for declaring proceedings valid without stamps.

Frederick Freedom Train American Heritage Foundation Maryland City Hall New York Patrick Henry Frederic County Frederick Town Frederick County Foy Record Street W m Ritchie John Darnall Fred‘erick County Court Frst England Frederick County Court House

Doctor Describes Rheumatoid Arthritis Course and Care

The article outlines rheumatoid arthritis causes and patterns, noting higher prevalence in young adults and women. It details sudden or gradual onset in multiple joints, early tenderness, progressive pain and stiffness, weight loss, and deformities in advanced stages, with care delaying severe impairment.

Varicose Concern Prompted at Public Health Talk

Readers seeking medical guidance encounter Dr. Jordan addressing common questions about varicose veins. The column notes limited ability to answer individuals and invites general inquiries. meanwhile community notices report Past Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge meeting at the Z O O F Temple with plans for December and December 3 supper and P N G Sisters revealment.

Jordan Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Z. O. O. F. Temple Nev Ruth Cronise Bessie Poole Helen Catsail Ruth Gibson Dorothy Bentz Amy Holtman Mary Angleberger Temple

Fate of Carlotta after Maximilian’s death

After the empire fell and Maximilian was executed Carlotta became totally insane and spent her remaining years in seclusion in Belgium where she died in 1927.

Carlotta Mexico Maximillian Beligiumn

Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historic Figures

Know America Today lists 16 notable figures born between 1764 and 1939 and dates of significant events from 1800 to 1947. It covers founders, inventors, naval heroes, public officials, and entertainers with birthplaces and death years, followed by today’s birthdays and a horoscope.

Alexander Brown Baltimore Seth Boyden Newark N. J Foxbero Mass Stephen Champlin Lake Erie South Kingston John Ford Mississippi Danville Conn Eliza W Farnham New York Society West New York Grace Abbott U. S. Children's Bureau University of Chicago Grand Island Nebr Congress Washington Council of Congregational Churches Oberlin Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union Cleveland California Col Raymond Robins White House North Carolina Roosevelt Patton Germany Truman John L. Lewis Europe U.S Herbert R. O'Conor Maryland G. S J. Melville Broughton Raleigh N.C Frank Fay Sefor San Francisco Chester C. Davis Federal Reserve Bain St. Louis Dallas County Iowa William H. Hastie The Virgin Islands Knoxville Tenn Donald M Nelson Mission Pak Fruit Shippers War Production Board Hannibal Eugene P. Wigner Princeton Hungary Crane Wilbur Athens Justin Miller National Association of Broadcasters Crescent City Calif Frank W. Hart University of California Quincy

Reds Put Economic Squeeze on Yugoslavia

Premier Marshal Tito admitted Yugoslavia faces economic pressure from Russia and Eastern European satellites. He spoke in Ljubljana at the Academy of Arts and Sciences on socialist relations. Tito noted trade tensions where democracies treat Yugoslavia harder than some capitalist nations.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Marshal Tito Russia Lublana Academy of Arts and Sciences Slovenia Tito Yugoslav Communist Party

Deaths of Sensenbaugh and other local figures

Alvin Ernest Sensenbaugh died at his home near Welfsville after an illness. He leaves four daughters and four sons, plus many grandchildren and siblings. body at Middletown funeral home, services at the Lutheran church in Wro rousville. Also noted are notices of Thomas Edward Kauffman of York Pa. and Mrs Janie B Eichelberger of Shepherdstown, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements. plus Charles Wesler Wolfe of Bell Mill near Brunswick and Hattie Geesey of Emmitsburg.

Alvin E. Sensenbaugh Alvin Ernest Sensenbaugh Welfsvile James C Amanda Maugans Sensenbaugh Welfsville Daniel Ott Smithsburg Ates Wilbur Naylor Taneytown John Martian Bire Vernon Cassell Braddock Heights Ernest W Okla Middletown Wrouésville Raymond Markley Gladhill ,Co Thomas E. Kauffman Thomas Edward Kauffman Woodsboro York James O Edward M. Wilbur C Jie ME. Hulish Maurice Fickes G. K. Ludwig Viola Hunley Wilson Billet Rirs Gregg St Janie B. Eichelberge Charles Town Mirs Janie B. Eichelberger Shepherdstown Takoma Park Silver Spring Oden P. Eichelberger Hospital Jefferson Robert M Margaret M. Boteler Oden P. Eichelberger Akron Episcopal Church L. L. Buckles JE B. Baechtel Ros L. L. Baechtel Temple G. Wheeler St Mi Episcopal Churchyard Petersburg Charles W. Wolfe Charles Wesler Wolweill Beils Mill Brunswick George Cordelia Wolf Harver W. Wolf Helen E Burkittsville Rocher Ross Wolf Thurmont Hattie Geesey Emmitsburg Ralph Miller M. L. Creager and Son United Brethren Cemetery C. H. Feete Br Funeral

Holtzopie Named Estate Administrator in Baltimore

John C. Holtzopie of Baltimore qualified before the Orphans Court as administrator of his late father Clinton Eutaw Holtzopie of Libertytown. He reported personal property valued at 4006 dollars. Inventories for the Hickman estate at Point of Rocks show 26500 dollars in real estate 5698 dollars in personal property and 445 dollars in stocks and bonds.

John C. Holtzopie Baltimore Yuesday Orphans Court Clinton Eutaw Holtzopie Libertytown Harry C. Hickman Point of Rocks

Funeral services for Chas A Ogle held at Winfield

Funeral services for Chas A Ogle who died Wednesday at his son in law and daughter Lind say L Browning home were held Friday at 2 pm. Rev Arthur C Day of Calvary Methodist church officiated. Pallbearers included grandsons Edwin L Linthicum C Robert Brownin Willam S Hood. Interment Linganore cemetery. C 3i Waitz funeral director.

Chas Ogle Lindsay L. Browning Winfield Arthur C. Day Calvary Methodist Church Harry L. Bus Ibey William Welsh Charles Hoover Edwin L. Linthicum C. Robert Brownin Willam S. Hood Linganore Cemetery C. 3i Waitz

Wiley Wetzel Wedding at Rocky Ridge Keysville

Dorothy Wetzel daughter of Floyd Wetzel and Norman Wiley son of Floyd Wiley wed Oct 2 in a small ceremony at BME Taborg Lutheran and Reformers church. Frances Jones and Willard Wiley attended. couple honeymooned at Niagara Falls and will live with the groom's parents in Keysville.

Jones Ridge Serman G. Wiley Jones Norman Xr Floyd Wiles Ayr Willard W. Wiley Roger F. Wiley Floyd N. Wetzel Charles Jones David Wetzel Mirs Charles E. Troxell Aaron Adam Anna Croll Sore Long Air Edward Mead- Anne Hahn Jean Ben Lucey Lee Valentine Graycen Clem Florence Shorb Merkle Niagara Falls Keysville

Local Residents Receiving Medical Updates at Military and Civil Hospitals

Among the sick are Clark 4 Caste on East Patrick Street recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an operation on Monday. Mrs Betty Jane Davis daughter of William Gosneil and Mrs LeGore shows slight improvement yet remains critical after a major operation at Naval Hospital Great Lakes. Jack Kennedy East Third Street seeks care at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. G Crowther Jr confined to bed at home on West College Terrace.

WITS Clark East Patrick Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Betty Jane Davis Naval Hospial Great Lakes Davis William Gosneil West South Street Harry W. LeGore LeGore Frederick Memorial Jack Kennedy East Third Ye

Local Personal Notes and Baltimore Stadium Bids

Mrs. Lewis Cline and daughter Frederick visited Afiis with Cline’s brother family Mr and Mrs Roger Remsberg and Mrs Pleasant. Charles Gordon Buckey returned from Philadelphia to Jacksonville after a visit with his mother Mrs Daniel Bucker. John W Bowers II and family of Portsmouth Va stayed with Mrs Mary E Bowers. Jimmy Derry celebrated his fifth birthday. Baltimore seeks bids for University of Maryland stadium site work with opening date November 26 and target 33000 seat stadium by October 1.

Lewis Cline Frederick Afiis Cline Roger Remsberg Pleasant Baltimore Charles Roeder Charles Gordon Buckey Philadelphia Jacksonville Fla Daniel Bucker North Market Street John W. Bowers, ii Portsmouth Air Bowers Mary E. Bowers East South Street Jimmy S. Derry James Derry Woodsboro

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