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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1955

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Maryland Home Hosts 2500 for Annual Homecoming

About 2,500 persons attended the Maryland 1.0.C.F. Home homecoming in perfect weather. Visitors donated $3,500 in cash as the program featured fraternal remarks by H. Sanders Anglea of Tennessee, Sovereign Grand Master of the Sovereign Grand Lodge. A Yella Springs Band concert preceded the procession and remarks by dignitaries from the Patriarchs Militant and Rebekah Lodge.

Maryland 1 Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Frederick Yella Springs Charles C. T. Stull Patriarchs Providence Lodge No. 16 Catonsville Thomas M. Jefferson America Third United Evangelical Brethren Brotherhood Quartet Baltimore Harry Hilton Sparrows Point Josephine Schieibaum Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant George M. Mitchell Aberdeen Irene Maugans Rebekah Assembly Hagerstown Frank Benny Easton Ruth Stull Mountaindale Aang & Solo Charles B. Schone Home Board

Will Recommend New Zoning Ordinance

The Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission will urge the County Council to approve a new zoning ordinance for the rural area removing the agricultural zone. It also agrees to retain Irving C. Root as a consultant to help prepare the ordinance and a zoning map.

Upper Montgomery County Planning Commission Robert T. Saure Irving C. Root Yote ‘Timeday County Council Ulysses Griffith Commission

Mechen Appointed As State Vice-Chairman

Baltimore October 9 State Democratic Chairman T Barton Harrington named Del Hervey G Mechen Prince Georges a Young Democrat vice chairman of the State Central Committee The move aims to ease factionalism and foster harmony between Young Democrats and older party members The Ocean City convention earlier this summer saw a critical but defeated resolution against Harrington with Baltimore Mayor Thomas D Alesandro supporting Harrington

Baltimore T. Barton Harrington Maryland Young Democratic Clubs State Central Committee del. Hervey G. Mechen D-Prince Georges Handbook of the Young Democratic Clubs of America Democratic Party Young Democrats Ocean City Thomas D Alesandro Hag Fer Young Democratic

Three Traffic Arrests And Assault Charge Reported

Three traffic charges were filed by City Police over the weekend. Preston Fisher 27 of Aldie Virginia was charged with operating without a registration card. Melvin Thomas Field 25 of Baltimore was charged with operating without a license. William Miller Frye 33 of Wisner Street was charged with reckless driving. Robert Monroe Carroll 60 of Lincoln Apartments was arrested on a warrant and charged with assault and battery for injuries to Georgia M. Carroll treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Claude Evans Preston Fisher Aldie Sgt Denver Shook Melvin Thomas Field Baltimore William Miller Frye Wisner Street Robert Monroe Carroll Lincoln Apartments Martin Kanade Carroll Georgia M. Carroll Frederick Memorial Hospital

Nightly Network Schedule Highlights Variety and News Loom

A dense schedule lists evening and late night offerings across NBC ABC and CBS with news rounds, sports updates, and commentaries. Program entries mention award shows concerts and dramas featuring hosts and syndicated acts like News Roundups and dramatic series alongside classic variety programs and theater broadcasts.

Six College Boys Jailed After Oil Theft Assault

Six college students were jailed Sunday after larceny and assault charges tied to a raid on oil cans at filling stations. The youths, two juveniles, were caught in Emmitsburg after a statewide lookout. Adults named are Henry Paul Weissenberger, 18, Malvern NY. John Edward Wilson, 18, Beechhurst NY. Anthony Louis Tortu, 19, Camden NJ. Joseph S Lombardi, 18, Beechhurst NY. The group attacked John and David Himes, chased by police, and threatened further harm if reports were filed. Police plan a Juvenile Court jurisdiction waiver today.

Norman Dietz Emmitsburg Dietz Weil Bros East South Street Hamilton Pavene John David Himes Betruz Street Donald Tucker Emmits

Elkton youths held after long stolen-car chase

Police picked up two Elkton juveniles after a six mile pursuit through Frederick streets in a stolen car. The chase extended along U S 40 and West Patrick Street with multiple fuel stops and a detour toward Bethel. Officers said the teens, who previously faced breaking and entering charges, may have jurisdiction waived by juvenile authorities.

Tate Elkton Bethel Church Frederick Sergi Charles Mades Paul Kline U. S. 40 West Patrick Street North Bentz Street O'Possumtown Pike Bethel Chicago Uniontown Frostburg Boonsboro

Maryland FFA delegation heads to Kansas City convention

The Maryland group of 32 boys and three teachers left Baltimore for the National Future Farmers of America Convention in Kansas City. Delegates include Ross Smith of North Harford High and Wilfred Runkles of Frederick High, the state’s two American Farmer Degree recipients. Also traveling are Clyde Culver Don Jones and Thomas Shockley from Snow Hill High as livestock judging team members.

Baltimore Maryland Future Farmers of America Kansas City Ross Smith North Harford High School Wilfred Runkles Frederick High Clyde Culver Don Jones Thomas Shockley Snow Hill High

Three Injured in Area Auto and Horse Incidents

Several people were treated for injuries from highway accidents and a riding mishap near Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday. Robert L. Palmer, 20, and his mother Ruth Palmer, 32, of Chambersburg, were admitted and discharged respectively after vehicle crash injuries on U S 40 east of Ridgeville. John D. Parmer, 48, and Mary Parmer, 9 months, were examined and discharged. Luther J. Gladhill, 22, of Thurmont, was admitted with forehead lacerations. Jennie K. Derry, 85, of North Market Street, was treated for multiple injuries and wrist fracture suspected after a weekend fall from a car. Elizabeth P. Conley, 15, of Poplar Terrace, was admitted for head injuries after being thrown from a horse. Osceola H. Covey, 40, near Union Bridge, treated for nose laceration from a plank strike while loading livestock at fairgrounds and released.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert L. Palmer Broad Street Chambersburg Ruth F. Palmer John D. Parmer Mary R. Parmer Mt. Airy Charles H. Conley Jr M. RB Covey Fairgrounds

Safer Auto Design Advocated By Doctors

A group of doctors from the California Academy of General Practice traffic trauma committee in San Francisco urged car design changes to reduce pedestrian injuries. They call for smooth rounded fronts, padded dashes, recessed door handles, collapsible steering wheels, non popping doors, front seat safety belts, and removal of pointed hood ornaments and sharp visors.

San Francisco California Academy of General Practice

October Meeting of the Rose dale Homemakers Club

The Rose dale Homemakers Club met October 3 at Mrs Grant DeShazer’s home. President Mrs Herbert Staley opened with the club collect. Program on Home Repairs led by Mrs Bernard Grove and Mrs Francis Putman covered handy tools and fixing leaking faucets. Fourteen members answered roll call. The club voted to provide the Christmas tree circles for Victor Cullen Hospital. Mrs Paul Carmack presented the officer slate, unanimously accepted: president Harold Curry, vice president Bernard Stull, secretary Francis Putman, treasurer Vincent Biser, director Charles Strosnider, music leader Vincent Biser.

Rosedale Club Rosedale Homemakers Club Grant DeShazer Herbert Staley Bernard Grove Francis Putman Bernard Stull Victor Cullen Hospital Paul Carmack Harold Curry Vincent Biser Charles Strosnider

Maryland FFA entries and band member named

The report notes that Maryland will be represented at the National FFA contest with Henry Comegys of Centreville serving as president of the State FFA Assn and James Webster of North Harford High as a member of the National FFA band. Vienna dispatch adds Hungary’s new control minister will meet confidential information, while a local sale at Court House sold a five room weatherboard dwelling at 12 East Sixth Street for 5225 dollars to Gilmore R. Flautt Jr. An auxiliary to Frederick Aerie No 1067 initiated a class of candidates with plans for a card party October 20.

Maryland Henry Comegys Centreville FFA Assn James Webster North Harford High Court House East Sixth Street Irvin F. Crouse Gilmore R. Flautt Jr Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr Emmett R. Bowlus

Herd Test Reports From Dairy Farms Announced

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America released yearly herd average results for two Maryland farms. Overall Dairy Farm in Mt. Airy reported 38 cows producing 13,962 pounds of milk with 519 pounds of fat. John S. Teeter and Sons, Inc. in Taneytown reported 25 cows yielding 11,400 pounds of milk with 402 pounds of fat. Both herds are milked twice daily.

Holstein- Friesian Association of America Mt. Airy John S. Teeter and Sons, Inc Taneytown

After Dinner Speaker Requests Sandwich

An after dinner speaker’s humorous remark followed by a quick order to the waiter from the far end of the table. The speaker claimed another bite would render him unable to speak, prompting the request for a sandwich.

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