Curricula Questioned at Hagerstown Education Conference
Mary Hand Association of Boards of Education delegates examine long standing and new methods in curriculum design and school boards roles. Dr Vernon E Anderson raises issues of universal versus advantaged curricula and intellectual versus social activities. Dr William M Brish discusses educational television and the impact of closed circuit TV in Hagerstown classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mary Hand
Wiliam M. Brish
Washington County
Department of Education
Local Page Fragment From The News Chronicle
A partial 1968 newspaper page shows locations and names including Frederick, Maryland. It lists Great Southern Manufacturing Co and address lines with partial content and a date of October 7, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wandering Money and U S Gold Reserves Decline
A wartime and postwar analysis notes funds moving across nations seeking higher interest rates and signaling the fragility of the dollar. U S gold holdings fell from nearly 25 billion in 1943 to below 19 billion as deficits and foreign aid drained reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Europe
Japan
U.S
Britain
West Germany
Switzerland
Cuba
Congo
Fort Knox
Letter Praises Frederick High Band Leader Allegiance
An alumnus of the Frederick High School Band writes to the editor praising the band and two leaders Sperry Storm and S Fenton Harris. He recalls his own time in the group and urges continued support for the school band in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sperry Storm
S. Fenton Harris
Frederick, High
Sperry
Frederick High School
Odd Fellows Pilgrimage Here in Frederick
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Maryland travel to Frederick for the thirty fourth annual pilgrimage at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home. The 1:30 p.m. program features the Yellow Springs Concert Band and the Providence Lodge drum corps. Edward M. Sharp will deliver the address after a long career in law and state service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Maryland
Frederick
Odd Fellows Home
Yellow Springs
Providence Lodge
Catonsville
Edward M. Sharp
Odd Fell
Lions Clubs of Michigan
Ferris Institute
University of Michigan
Supreme Court of Michigan
Storm in Campaign as Magistrate Enters Democratic Race
Magistrate Edward D. Storm enters the Democratic political campaign with a two page mimeographed letter circulated to select real estate owners and some Republicans. He plans to send copies to most Democratic precinct leaders and workers to explain tax situations and Federal Aid issues to Frederick County voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm
Edward D. Storm
Frederick County
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files
A digest of items from October 7 with local names and events. Burgamania cactus plants in a yard, architect plans for Frederick City Abattoir, Rev J W Reenecke resigns to take Carroll charge, Elmer Brown ships pears to Oklahoma City, roofs completed on homes near Urbana and Rockwell Terrace, Diehl Memorial planning by SPCA, Mrs M Landauer trips on Central Bank pavement injuring knee and arm, Lloyd T MacGill named justice of the peace, ice destroys buildings on Hermitage Farm, long day spell ends with heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gomber
South Market Street
Poalbley
Philadelphia
Frederick City
J. W. Reenecke
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Carroll
Westminster
Elmer Brown
Oklahoma City
Ohio
Brown
Walkersville
Henry K. C. Fox
B. C. Perry
Urbana
Charles A. Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Diehl
Hermitage Farm
C. B. Trail
Frederick Junction
Central committee reorganized with Campbell as chairman
The Brunswick Republican reports the central committee elected William H. Campbell as chairman. A note highlights the Free Kindergarten's record enrollment of 73 at opening and plans for a Salvation Army 75th anniversary dinner. Governor O Conor proclaims a half day school holiday on October 16 for draft registration. Secretary Knox warns of a Germany Italy Japan alliance and readiness if conflict arises. Construction work on a new bridge near Bruceville on the Taney town road will start, with M J Grove Lime Co. contracted by the State Roads Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Republican Central Committee
Wiliam H. Campbell
Sovernor O'Conor
Knox
Germany
Italy
Japan
Salvation Army
Bruceville
Taneytown Road
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Sate Roads Commission
Local and City Rules Highlight Unusual Municipal Edicts
A roundup of odd city ordinances and public safety efforts from across the country. Open meetings, crosswalk greens, overtime parking fines, leash rules for cats, and era-specific vehicle and animal code provisions illustrate how municipalities handle daily life and governance, with notes on notable figures and events.
Frederick City considers building code revisions and traffic plan
Long studied revisions to Frederick city's building code will be discussed at the October 28 meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen in City Hall. The board will also weigh a plan to convert three one way streets to two way traffic, with police ready to implement sign changes. The session also includes a rezoning approval in College Estates from Residential Use C to Service District and dismissal of a utilities agreement for Rock Creek development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Charles F. Bowers
Thomas J. Crum
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Joseph W. Urner
Charles V. Main
Motter
College Estates
Wth St
Frederick
Taney Avenue
William H. Bartgis
Service District
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Rock Creek
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births revealing multiple families welcomed new children. Notable entries include Randy Rogers first son of Richard Nicklas and Mabel May Buckerstown. Edward Allen son of Howard Mull s of Palmer Park. Mark Everest son of Robert Hawse and Patricia Duvall of Frederick. Kimberly Sue Shorb daughter of Merrii Shorb and family from Woodsboro. Paul Curtis son of David Potter and Marilyn Dora of St Louis. Pamela Sue Strawsburg daughter of Herbert Strawsburg and Peggy Koontz of Jefferson. Annette daughter of Ronald Federline and Lottie Merriaugh. Mark Wayne son of Carroll Hawn and family from Union Bridge. Tammy Sue daughter of Kenneth Kayser and Peggy Heatherly of North Carolina. Eric son of Kenneth Kayser on Pennsylvania Avenue. Timothy Alan son of Sterling Keeney and Doris Barnes of New Windsor. Cherri Ann daughter of Grayson Miller and Delores Brachey of Frederick. Nancy Marie daughter of Ellsworth Beachley of Middletown. Sandra Lynn daughter of Donald Blurmenauer. Michael Francis son of Richard Kern. Brenda Lee daughter of William Clark and Mary Marshall of Lewistown. Charles Ricky son of Charles Fritz and Betty Weller of New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nicklas
Buckerstown
Randy Rogers
Nicklas
Mabel Ellen May
Frederick
Howard Mulls
Pembrook Place
Palmer Park
Edward Alien
Robert Hawse
Airy
Mark Everest
Hawse
Patricia Duvall
Merrii Shorb
RFD
Woodsboro
Kimberly Sue
David Potter
Paul Curtis
Potter
Marilyn Dora
St. Louis
Herbert Strawsburg
South Market Street
Pamela Sue
Strawsburg
Peggy Koontz
Jefferson
Ronald Federline
Burck Street
Annette
Federline
Lottie Merriaugh
Carroll Hawn
Union Bridge
Mark Wayne
Kenneth Kayser
Yellow Springs
Tammy Sue
Kayser
Peggy Heatherly
North Carolina
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eric
Eugene
Sterling Keeney
Timothy Alan
Keeney
Doris Barnes
New Windsor
Grayson Miller
West Patrick Street
Cherri Ann
Miller
Delores Marie Brachey
Rederick
Ellsworth Eugene Beachley
Middletown
Nancy
Clark
Mary Marshall
Lewistown
Charles Fritz
Charles Ricky
Fritz
Betty Weller
Bark Hill
Auxiliary Meeting of Junior Fire Company Ladies
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Junior Fire company met at the fire hall. Mrs. Louise Mackley served as president. A cafeteria supper is planned for November 7 at 6 30 followed by a business session at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mackley
Ills At Atlantic City And Local Hospitals
Among The Sick reports H Webster Whitehill of West Second Street suffering a heart attack while vacationing in Atlantic City last weekend. He remains at Atlantic City Hospital. Fern Nelson of Trail Avenue is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Joe Rice of Highland Street is bedbound but improving. Ruth E Main of RFD 4 Frederick is admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Clarence Dudrow of Lime Kiln, who underwent surgery there, is improving.
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H. Webster Whitehill
West
Second Street
Atlantic City
Atlantic City Hospital
Fern Nelson
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joe Rice
Highland Street
Ruth E. Main
RFD 4
Frederick
Clarence Dudrow
Lime Kiln
Obituary notes passings of Butler Cole Lambillotte and Sayier
Mrs Rosa Cubitt Butler 78 of White's Ferry near Dicker son dies after long illness. Survived by daughter Dorothy Hopkins sister Mollie Bodmar and brothers Isaac and Frank Cubitt. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at W B Hilton Barnesville. interment Monocacy cemetery Beallsville. Harvey Cole 74 dies at Loudoun County Hospital. survivors include wife Ruth and five daughters Exma Hickman Hilda Parks Ada Williams Mary Thorpe Lelia Flynn and five sons Lester J Flavious Arthur Hoover Roger. Services Sunday 2 p.m. at Muse and Reed Leesburg. interment Union Cemetery Lovettsville. George Lambillotte 79 of Hagerstown dies at Washington County Hospital. former glass blower owned Glass Shop in Hagerstown 1921 resident since 1921. daughter Esther Bittle survives. Services Saturday 2 p.m. Suter-Rouzer Funeral Home Hagerstown. interment Rest Haven Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Mrs Carr Sayler 52 of Goodintent near Union Bridge dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband S Albert Sayler three sons Sterling Robert William at home three daughters Mrs Richard Smith Walkersville Mrs Gerald Horner Madrid Spain Susan Jane Sayier at home five grandchildren. Body at G C Barton Funeral Home Walkersville. funeral Saturday 1 p.m. at Haughs Cemetery near Ladiesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Butler
Rosa Cubitt Butler
White’s Ferry
Dickerson
Dorothy
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Harvey Arthur Cole
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Ruth Baker Cole
Exma Hickman
Frederick
Hilda Parks
Germantown
Ada Williams
Mary Thorpe
Lelia Flynn
Lester J
Flavious
Arthur
Herndon
Hoover
Fairfax
Roger
Culpepper
Cole
Muse and Reed Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
George Lambillotte
Hargerstown
Washington County Hospital
Lambillotte
Hagerstown
Pittsburgh
Berthol and
Paulina (Schmidt) Lambillotte
Esther Bittle
Myersville
Carrs T. Sayler
S. Albert Sayler
Good Intent
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Jacob and
Marceilla Staup Boone
Haugh’s Lutheran Church
Sterling
Robert
William Sayier
Richard C. Smith
Walkersville
Gerald Horner
Madrid
Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Stone Dies at 79 in Yellow Springs
Mrs. Carrie Elizabeth Stone of Yellow Springs died Thursday at 1 30 PM in Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 79. She was the widow of Samuel Stone and daughter of the late William and Ella Harris. Survived by six children Ray Stone Mrs Norman Harley Mrs Gordon Droneburg Mrs Charles Redmond Mrs Edward Lewis and Mrs Glendora Cannon all of Yellow Springs two brothers Albert Harris Samuel Harris two sisters Mrs Lilly Moss Mrs Harvey Spurrier fourteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. The body is at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Elizabeth Stone
Samuel Stone
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wiliam
Ella Lewis Harris
Rayhine S. Stone
Norman Harley
Gordon Droneburg
Charles Redmond
Edward Lewis
Glendora Cannon
Albert Harris
Samuel Harris
Lilly Moss
Harvey Spurrier
This City
Funeral arrangements for local resident announced
At 106 East Church Street friends may call after 7 p m this evening. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning at 2 p m from the funeral home with interment at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Pleaant Hill Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 18th Through 20th Centuries
A historical recap lists key dates from 1774 to 1959 with events in Massachusetts, Union and Confederate actions, the Lost Battalion rescue, and Berlin garrison talks. It also marks today’s birthdays and notable figures like Henry Rutgers and June Allyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts House
Salem
Gage
John Hancock
Minute Men
Maia Porprirsen
Mountain
N. C
N. Collins
Bahia
Brazil
Florida
Collins
306Th Inf. Regt
Charles S. Whittiesey
Argonne Forest
Herter
U.S
Briton
France
Berlin
Germany
Henry Rutgers
New York City
Rutgers
Queens College
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
Boston
Stouchton
Mass
Billings
June Allyson
Miels Henrik David Bohr
Copenhagen
Denmark
Sarah Churchill
London
England
Henry Agard Wallace
Adair County
Iowa
Alfred Franz Wallenstein
Chicago
James DeCamp Wise
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co
Greencastle
Ind
Upright Feeding Prevents Ear Infections in Infants
Dr R Bruce Duncan argues upright bottle feeding during the first three months avoids milk entering the middle ear, a contributing factor to otitis. He notes milk can backflow from the bottle into the nasal area, and no bottle nipple yet prevents it completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Current Archives of Otolaryngology
American Medical Association
R. Bruce Duncan
Wellington
N. Z
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Hammond
Frederick Community College
Aps
News-Post
Eilenhaure
Jake Ramsburg
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Solomon
Job
Samson
Daniel
Salisbury
Merchants Association
Huntington
W. Va
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cleveland
Greenbelt
Williamston
S. C
June Benson
Norman, Okla
Fort Detrick
J. F. Lawrence
Amos Johnson
E. W. Lewandowski
Mesdames
P. H. Teare
J. S. Herricks
W. S. Gochenour
A. G. Wedum
Jane B. Idoine
Orvite M. Brand
South Dakota State College
Alma M. Boyer
Rocky Springs Road
G. Glenn Smith
Smithsburg
Bertram W. Haines
University of Maryland Medical
Donald L. McClear
Thomas Avenue
Robert C. Hultz
Defiance
Ford Motor Company
Brian P. Foley
Caldwell, XN. J
Schering Corporation
Frank Hart
Donald L. Boyer
William Blumenauer
James J. Cook
Caroline Crane
Evelyn Dell
Stanley Fry
Barbara Gaither
James H. Gilford
John Harris
Charles F i Hartley
Rex Hendricks
Clifford Hunter
Carroll Kaiser
Ambrose Kwasneski
Clarence Leppo
Calvin Lockard
Betty Price
Mary E. Rippeon
Francis Scott Key Camp
Pokorny
the Heroes
Robert L. Reenstjerna
Grace Miller
Casper Moore
Norma Jane Akers
Helen Emory
Flora Friedlander
Delores Grimmett
Linda Langley
Doris N Main
Norma Jean Mose
Ethel Parker
Elizabeth J. Suman
Theodosia Fisher
Mary Grace Castle
Martha Koogle
June EL Woods
Eugene A. Cogan
George Washington University
Tom Mainey
Stillwater
Okla
Norman Durham
Bacteriology Department
Oklahoma State Univ
Sigma Xi
Tom Kerr
Robert Goodsow
Biological Research
Clifford J. Maloney
Bob Leichert
Neal Cochran
Dugway Proving Ground
V. Vacca
Army
Alex Smallberg
Westbrook
U.S. Army Garrison
Walter Reed
United States Army Band
J. W. Startt
D. H. Saunderson
A. M. Nelson
Jim
J. W. Start
Mary Motherway
John S. Laster
Walter Kelso
D. H., Saunderson
Gene Cronin
Paul Teare
Sadie Castleberry
Laster
Joseph Schwimer
Martin's
Harvey A. Cole
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