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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1958

Page

2

DeMolay to confer Chevalier degree Tuesday

DeMolay members will receive the Chevalier degree at the Masonic Temple Tuesday following the installation of officers. The event honors Leon Masser Grayson Mer cer, a former band member and High School staffer, amid a list of local civic and school ties.

Washington Jelor Western DeMercer Coun Maryland College Molay Eilor Colupon Leon Masser Grayson Mer Dege Cer James Lightner Masonic Temple Ceived Frederick High School Frederick County Nationalite Armed Bank

Great Southern Pig Mfg Co News Subscription Rates

Subscriptions for the Great Southern Pig Mfg Co newspaper list monthly rates of 532 and yearly options. The notice includes contact details at 3% North Court St and phone MG 21171 in Frederick.

Great Southern Pig Car Mfg. CO North Court St Frederick Lid

Working Wives and Women Workers in the Nation

Experts discuss the rising role of working wives and women in the labor force. They agree increased womanpower supports the economy but warn about risks to children and home life as families grow. The dominant view holds home duties remain a woman’s best community contribution despite economic needs.

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Odds And Ends A New Angle or Women Drivers

A woman parked on North Market Street with young children in the car. She explained to the youngsters that she parked away from the curb to avoid being pinned, while alighting to unlock the rear door. The brief incident portrays cautious driving behavior and child inquiry.

North Market Street

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Oct 11 1908

At the Clover Leaf Literary Society meeting the debate favored fortifying the Pacific coast. Justice Christian H Eckstein, age 63, celebrated his birthday and was cited as a long serving Maryland official. Briggs and Ernest to operate the Bijou theater. The first through train of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad ran to Tourmont with officials present. James E Doub, freight agent, fell from a trolley injuring his face and nose.

Clover Leaf Literary Society Pacific United States Harry Brandenburg Richard Simmons Byron Winebrewer Hammond Gilbert Maryland Oden Bowie Lowndes Frederick Messrs O. T. Briggs J. W. Ernest Hagerstown Bijou Mehrl F. Moberly Briggs Ernest Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Tourmont Creagerstown James E. Doub

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Twenty Years Ago Of The News, Oct. 11, 1938. This column recalls the 15th annual Frederick Fair opening day with lean concession lines as managers push to trim expenses. A highway safety talk by Col Elmer Munshower, state police superintendent, covers auto accident causes at a Lutheran church Men's Club meeting. The senior class wins the Alumnae Cup for Campus Day at Frederick College with 175 points. Student League at Frederick High School elects Mason Hendrickson president Albert Fisher vice president Mary Jane Nusz secretary Betty Barrick reporter.

Elmer F. Munshower Evangelical Lutheran Church Bootal Heed College Frederick High School Arc Mason Hendrickson Albert Fisher Mary Jane Nusz Betty Barrick Atevy

Enlistments Here Recently in Modern Army Green List

Recruiters M Set Zeke Watkass and 3rd Max Gifford announce September enlistments of eleven men in the Modern Army Green. From Baltimore and surrounding counties they enter Regular Army unassigned, Europe, or military police and other branches with Rae P. Bowins joining the Women's Army Corps.

Zeke” Watkass Max Gifford Louis C. Wells Baltimore County Robert D O'Donnell Ermitsberz Wallace K. Stottemyer Jr Manchester Mehr F. Burden Leon B. Porsey Europe Westminster George O. Ecker Army Air Defense Command New York Wesminster Joan F. Bevard Military Police Corps Eldersburs Milton M. Matthai Iered Corps Baltimore James H. Robertson Kemy Thurmont John D. Rohrback Alexander Gow Frederick Msgt Watkins Army Airborne Transportation Signal Corps Engineers Armor Ordnance Rae P. Bowins Pointief Rocks Women’s Army Corps

Sixty Pass Drivers' Tests At State Armory

State Armory hosted a drivers tests session with sixty examinees passing. Frederick entrants include Sue Ann Yager and Nancy Regina Dorsey. lists show numerous residents from towns such as Damascus, Myersville, Thurmont, Walkersville, and Brunswick passing under DMV examiners.

Department of Motor Vehicle State Armory Frederick Sue Ann Yager Fort Detrick Nancy Regina Dorsey West Fourth Street Samuel William York Wanna Pennington York Stewart Manor Victor Clarence Hayes Fairview Avenue Margaret Amy Decker RFD Mildred ‘Louise Wirts Barry Clinton Detwiler Erma Irene Dinsterman East Second Street Ronald ‘Leo Korrell Mt. Airy Donald Eugene ‘Sutely Thurmont Paul David ‘Wagaman Jr Sabillasville Ray‘mond Christian Hauver Clara Mae Leatherman Myersville Rebecca Ann Leatherman Preston Odale Martin Roberta Ann Schaub Mt. ‘Airy Brunswick Leona Mae Peart Jefferson Richard Lee Saylor Ladiesburg Gary Nelson Moxley Weanona Ruby Eyler Keymar Pauline Ruth Shuff RED James Joseph Thomas Emmitsburg Clarence Eugene Schultz, Jr New Market Jacklyn Bernice Lenhart Buckeystown Harry Columbus Proctor Doubs Marjorie Sue Eagle

Births Reported From Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from October through October 9. Elmer and Helen Fitze of Adamstown welcome Linda Ann, first child, a daughter on Wednesday. James and Louise Darmner of Braddock Heights welcome Mark Douglas, third son, on Wednesday. Albert and Edna Parrish of Union Bridge welcome Ricky Edward, fifth child, fourth son, on Wednesday. Charles Masser of Urbana welcomes David Charles, first child, a son, on Wednesday. Roger and Helen Scherff of Route 3 celebrate Alison, second daughter, on Wednesday. Jasper and Sharon Sirk of Lisbon welcome Sharon Lorraine, second daughter, on Wednesday.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Elmer Fitze Rovie Adamstown Daush Linda Ann Fitze Helen Stine Jefferson James Darner Braddock Heights Mark Douglas Darmner Louise Courthey Sharpsburg Albert R. Parrish Union Bridge Ricky Edward Parrish Edna Smith Charles Masser West Fifth Street David Charles Masser Diane: Shafer Urbana Roger Scherff Route 3 Alison Scherff Helen Boland Keysport

Golden Anniversary Services On Sunday

The Frederick Church of The Nazarene at West Seventh Street and Fairview Avenue will join Nazarenes worldwide in a simultaneous Golden Anniversary worship service Sunday morning. Rev. William D. Mowen will deliver the anniversary sermon. Dr Nelson W Percy, 82, surgeon and developer of a blood transfusion system, died Friday.

Frederick Church of the ‘Nazarene West Seventh Street Fairview Avenue William D. Mowen Nelson M. Percy Chicago Nelson W Percy Partici l Frederick Tabernacle Motter Ave U.S Canada Pilot Point Texas Nazarene Church

Meadows Day wedding in Clarksburg church

Mary Elizabeth Day and Ernest Dale Meadows wed at Clarksburg Methodist Church with a reception at Shady Grove Country Club. Bride wore white lace street length dress. groom a Gaithersburg high grad employed at Gaithersburg Post Office. After October 27 they reside in Gaithersburg. couple to take trip to Florida.

Mary Elizabeth Day Edith Murphy Clarksburg Lawrence Utterback Wheaton A.uuue Gergy Commission Germantown Gaither Cascade of White Rose Whitesburg High School Orchid Center Gaithersburg Postoffice Shady Grove Country Club Florida Gaithersburg Richard Montgomery High School Atomic Energy Commission Gaithersburg High School Gaithersburg Postnities

Snow Ball committee lunches and party plans noted

US entertain at luncheons for Snow Ball committees as Ned Levien and Mrs. Arthur Schuettinger host gatherings. Decorations for Hood College Symphony fundraiser and Frederick Memorial Hospital drive are discussed. A birthday party, garden club luncheon, and press events by Elks and newspaper women are also covered with names and locations.

Ned Levien Lindbergh Avenue Upper College Terrace Hood College Symnasium Frederick Memorial Hospital Richard Summers New Post Elsie White Haines Wasi Washington Montgomery County Elks Club Silver Spring Women’s Club Connecticut Avenue

Wedding and birth notices from a military base community

In a September military wedding at Larson Air Force Base Chapel, Jacqueline Bramer married John Cramer Lindsey with Lt. Ronald Widner officiating. Details include lace gown, tear drop pearls, pink carnation bouquet, and a Canada trip. Afterglow reception at the Officers Club, couple to reside at 1223 Arlington West. Also noted are births in Gettysburg and Germantown areas and family announcements from Union Bridge and Clairsville.

T—Lindsey Jacqueline Bramer E.G. Bramer Springfield John Cramer Lindsey Anglrs Francis Lindsey Lovettsville Robert Siebs Larson Ai Force Base Ronald Widner James Burnett Larson A. F. B Gene Pecchia Donald McIntyre Larsen A. F. B Canada Arlington West Larsen A. F. B. Washington St. John’s Hospital Lindsey Larson Air Force Base

Deaths in Thurmont and area include Bussard and Gibson

Obituary notices report W. Bussard 74 found dead at home in Thurmont from heart attack after retirement from Catoctin Furnace schools. Also Roy J. Gibson of Le Sore dies in Pleasant Acre, York PA with funeral Monday at Oak Hill Church. John W. Sacer, 87, farmer from Frederick County, dies after a week in Chronic Hospital. infant Donna Laurul Stover, Woodsboro, dies at University of Maryland Hospital with services planned in Walkersville and Woodsboro.

W. Bussard Howard W. Bussard Thurmont Bussard George H Margaret Miller Bussard Catoctin Ehurch Acacia Lodge Catoctin Furnace Phillip’s Delight Bie Mountain Somarfield Aiis Sweeney Bussard Pauline Dorsey Margaret Barkier Woodsboro Merle Bussard Grace Kuhn Baltimore Stanley Bussard James Bussard Baytown Tex MM. L. Creager and Son Roy J. Gibson LeSore Pleasant Acre York Pam Oak Hill Church LeGore Church John W Sacer Lew Midw Frederick County Donna Laurul Stover Shirley Rippeon Stover Donald A. Stover Wooadshora University of Maryland Hostal Ballanme Dorsey Kintean Woodshore Meuiveaa, Stover

Kiwanis International Head to Visit Frederick Club

Kenneth B. Loheed Kiwanis International president will visit the Frederick club at Peter Pan Inn to speak at a banquet expected to host about 300 Kiwanians and guests. A reception begins at 6 p.m. Attendees include Claude B. Hellman and district leaders from Maryland Virginia and Ontario.

Kitanis International Organization Peter Pan Inn Kenneth B. Loheed Kiwanis International Frederick ¢Eluh Claude B. Hellman Maryland Peter Noble Loughard Silver Spring C. Vernon Hill Kiwanis International Committee On Charles Pine Winchester Leo Milter Hagerstown Loheed Toronto Canada Frederick Club Chicago

Hallowe'en UNICEF drive aids underprivileged children

Frederick County Christian Youth Council leads a nationwide UNICEF program with churches civic groups and youth organizations to collect pennies nickels and dimes for relief overseas. Aiming to double or triple last year’s 82000 total, volunteers organize trick or treat events with Grace United Church of South Corncil and support from local clubs and the Board of Aldermen.

Marstead Hallowe’en Corleéren Fredenck County Boy Scouts Maryland Unicef Frederick County Christian Youth Council Tiny Lear United Nations Grace United Church of Dick Hopkins Bob Hammond Frederick Ali Richard F. Hammond Philip Read University of Cincinnati Fort Detrick Henry T. Piles Cumberland Hammond Frederick County Meredith H. Macktey

Funerals for Bowlus and Dean Held in Local Churches

Funeral services for Miss Mary Gertrude Bowlus of near Broad Run were held at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren with Rev. Clayton H Geiman assisted by two other clergy. Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased and interment followed at the church cemetery. Funeral services for Nobie Oscar I Dean of Point of Rocks took place at the funeral home with Rev E William Hall officiating and interment at St. Pauls cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directed both services.

Mary Gertrude Bowlus Broad Run Fairney-Keedy San Mar Boonsboro Pleasant View Church Mernle F. Beachley Relph B. Beachley Park W. Beachley Amos A. Beachley M. R. Etchison and Son Nobie Oscar I Dean Point of Rocks Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights East Church Street E. William Hall Calvary Methodist Church M. RK. Kerrigan C. £. Stunkle Fairfax M. Miskell Paul H. Streams Edgar S. Smith St. Pauls Cemetery

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