Lions May Take Show On Road
The Frederick Lions Club may tour their minstrel show and has invitation to perform in one or two places. At a Friday meeting led by president Charles V. Main, Amos Harper, director, noted a two night run drew 2,262 paid admissions with net likely between $2,000 and $2,500. Praised were Harper, musician Darwin Mueting, the professional orchestra, Otto Wie and other performers. wives and outsiders assisted with costumes, food, and concessions. Visitors included Rev. Ralph Greiman, Rev. Paul W. Leuter, and T C Nistor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harper
Darwin Mueting
Robert Hess
Otto Wieand
Lions Club
Delmarva Airport Closes as Housing Project Moves In
Salisbury area notes Delmarva Airport will close most operations and shed 200 acres for a housing development. A single unpaved landing stop will stay open for limited use until the site is fully redeveloped. No more student instruction or charter services will occur. Fred K. Ennis cites reduced flying to justify closing the field once Salisbury Airport, renamed Delmarva during World War II, supported regional aviation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Meland
Delmarva
Fred K. Ennis
State Aviation Commission
Ennis
Salisbury-Wicomreo
Maryland
Safe Driving Day Proposed in Self Discipline Lesson
Miss Betsy J Lovington outlines Safe Driving Day proclaimed for December 1 to urge moral civil responsibility in traffic. The piece cites 1954 safety figures, lists major accident causes, and urges daily practice of safe driving and safe walking by drivers and pedestrians alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy J. Lovington
National Safety Council
Du Pre Indicted in Maryland Road War Arraignments Set
Four of seven men indicted on conspiring to defraud the Maryland State Roads Commission will be arraigned in Montgomery County Circuit Court at 9:30 a.m. Monday. Ben Du Pre, formerly an assistant right-of-way engineer, is in Monterey, Mexico and not yet arrested. Also, Max Offenberg and George Basiliko await an extradition hearing postponed to January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Maryland State Roads Commission
Ben du Pre
Commission
Montgomery State
Alger Y. Barbee
du Press
Monterey
Mexico
Montgomery County
Robert’ J. Rosenfeld
Jerry Goldberg
John B. Hudson
Constas
Gus “Basiliko
Washington
Max Offenberg
George Basiliko
Court Allows Small Administrator Accounts Filed
Several administrators had their first and final accounts approved by the Orphans' Court including T West Cracgett Jr estate of Harold Bradford Palmer with net $2,351.90 after disbursements and tax. Other accounts listed show varying disbursements and inherited nets, including Mary Louise Jacobs estate and E Chester Crist Sr estate with distributions to heirs. The report also notes inheritance tax details and a favoring of overpayments in one case. Also included is a U.S. Army promotion note for doctors and dentists to major or lieutenant colonel earlier than typical, plus a duck at Parkersburg needing help after swallowing a fish hook and a tip on preparing gritless asparagus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Court
Register of Wills
Harry D Radehn
T. West Cracgett Jr
Harold Bradford Palmer
Union Trust Company
Rochester
Mary Louise Jacobs
George S. Jacobs
Eleanor Elizabeth Ahalt
Charles Wiliam Eugene Cramer
Mary Lowse Sticup
John Henry Routzahn
Martha Eleanor Gerrich
Mary Louise Stroup
E. Chester Crist Sr
Baylor U. Crist Sr
Edna J. Mensell
Eduard Bradley Mensell
Blanche R. Zeigler
Merle Zeigler
Richard Zeigler
C. Harold Zeigler
Norene Zeigler
Elizabeth Sheila
Washington
Army Today
Army
Church urges frankness in aid with sex problems
London reports warn the church must address sex issues as a driving force in modern life or religion may decay. Rev W P Wylie states that sex is a dominant life factor for many and the church should guide it responsibly to reach parishioners, or risk bypassing a key task. The Moral Welfare Board aids clergy and stresses ongoing sexual stimulation through advertising and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Church of England
W. P. Wylie
Church Moral Welfare Board
Wylie
Moral Welfare Board
The One Message: Sex Drives Modern Life
The article notes how sex appeal dominates modern life and mass production culture. It argues sex as the ultimate life impulse, with sociologists observing the era’s button pushers and pen pushers stifling creativity. It warns that dangerous life periods are under four and over sixty-five, and urges caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnen
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Ralph Greiman
The
Lutheran Church
T C Nistor
Greencastle
Paul W. Leuter
Mifflintown
American Foundation For Animal Health
U.S
Bogota
Colombia
United States
Red
Czechoslovakia
Counts Western Store
Bluesakis
Acme Cowboy
Levi Teans
Gabardine
Catermal
Damascus, MD
Armstrong
Circle Theatre
the Rug Store
East
Patrick Street
Wales
Berlon
Devlon
Ferlm
Jos Drive-In
N. Market
Report du Pre
Union Bridge
State Wealth Department
Toronto
Riverdale Zoo
Zenith
Aeea
Remsberg’s
Jewelry
Key Hotel Bldg
Fred’k, Md
Fidelity-Baltimore National Bank and Trust Co
Vernon A. Rothange
Parkersburg
W. Ya.i
City Park
B. Batten
Batten
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market Street
the News
Frederick. Md
Nine
Utan
Bey
Kemsbee
Tate’s Auto Repair
Frederick, MD
Wurlitzer
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick St
B.C
the Leather Shop
N. Market St
Ritchie Finance Corp
Ms Tee
Market St
Frederich
Thurmont Bank
Thurmont, Md
Walkersville Bank
Walkersville, Md
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Perrustian
Epo
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