Frederick News Briefs October 12 1955
Publication information for a Frederick Maryland newspaper as of October 12 1955 lists publication days and contact details. Subscription rates show single copies at five cents and advance payment options including monthly and quarterly plans. The notice notes audit bureau membership and second class mailing status.
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Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Audit Bureau of Circulators
Frederick
Columbus Day Observance and Historic Discovery Debate
The article debates why Columbus Day is not universally observed in the United States and discusses the historic debate over who should be credited with discovering America. It notes Amerigo Vespucci’s prior voyage and argues Columbus’s name remains linked to the discovery in 1492 while suggesting broader remembrance is due.
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United States
Christopher Columbus
America
Amerigo Vespucci
American
Columbus
New World
Spain
Plan to emancipate 400000 Indians across 225 groups
Indian Commissioner proposes to assimilate 400000 survivors from 225 bands into mainstream society. The plan aims to make Indians full partners as citizens economically socially and politically. Social services would be extended and emphasis placed on self reliance and land use.
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Interstate Indian Council
Cope
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated October 12 1905 note Mrs William Smith of Woodsboro injuring a crutch on a floor hole in the courthouse with a radiator pipe below. The F.A. has organized a football team with a 120 pound average limit and lists players and positions. A Boys Temperance Association meeting at the WCTU rooms elected officers including Edward Thomas Bartgis Storm Dean Hendrickson Carvin Storm Howard Alhaigh. Charles W Quynax fishing on a bridge near the Fredericy and Addoletowun Railroad area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Woodsboro
Court House
F.A
Rg. M. Hodge
E. Munshower
J. Kessler
C. Miller
Re. J. Schimmel
S. Zigler
Q.b
F. Rennedv
R.b
W Schell
G Lugenbeel
Capitan
C. Kessier
Boys Temperance Association
W.C.T.U
Edward Thomas
Bartgis Storm
Dean Hendrickson
Carvin Storm
Howard Alhaigh
Charles Fisher
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Oct 12 1935
Twenty years ago items reflect local events in Frederick and surrounding areas. Governor Farr attended with officials. Howard W Jackson Belt visits Frederick Fair. Centenary Memorial United Brethren church noted at York conference. Negotiations for leasing old Proaples Fire Insurance offices delayed. WPA work planned in five counties. About 180 Future Farmers guests attended Maryla na Chapter annual meeting at Calvary Methodist parish hall.
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Farr Womicf Ant
Howard W. Jackson
Frederick
Aears
Dewitt P Zlse
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
York
West Church
Court Streets
Waotus Viegress Administration
WPA
Vierdane
Marylana Chapter
Future Farmers of Mierich
Calvary Methodist Church
Washington Today In The Era Of Open Conventions
In a column on party dynamics, David Lawrence contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches to leadership and nominating conventions. He argues Republicans moved to center under younger leaders while Democrats rely on big-city machines and labor unions. The piece discusses Trumanism as a potential issue in 1956 and critiques the looming influence of bosses and radicals in shaping nominees and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Incianatea
Tammany Hall
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Tennessee
Pemerane Party
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
Hoover
North
Averell Harriman
New York
New York State
Fruman
Haraman
Stevenson
Lke
Kels
Korea
T9hh
Republic
Panthers
Vitor
Torna
Oro
Listen for the Thrush by Miss Osborn
Miss Osborn releases Listen for the Thrush, a coming of age novel about Amy Dunton. The work follows her growth from babyhood to adolescence in the Catskills with her mother Sara and Aunt Thaya, and includes her father Arthur and Uncle Drew. Westminster Press publishes the book with noted nostalgia for Frederick County readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Osborn
Amy Dunton
Hood College
Amy
Vluitax
Sara
Catskill
Dr Cartwright To Preach Here Tonight
Rev Dr Russell Cartwright Stroup will discuss Rev Dr Stephen Bloomer Balch who helped organize the local Presbyterian church in 1750. The program, part of a 175th anniversary series, begins at eight with additional notices of worship speakers and presbytery sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Cartwright Stroup
Georgetawn Presbyterian
Cartwright
Stephen Bloomer Balch
Balch
Merval Weaver
Edward J. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
House of Worship
Fisenhower
Wilbur LaRoe
Funeh
Presbytery
Injuries and illnesses noted from Frederick area reports
A miscellany of local health updates lists Mrs Rosene Spurrier confined to home after a fall at 124 Fast Seventh Street and Mr Maurice Allier recuperating at Vindobona Convalescent Home Braddawk. Other notes include Mr Flush Bean at his son’s Wilson Place home in a coma, and Miss Elizabeth Contey connected to a horse accident. Further lines reference Dr Wes Charles Po Conley Jr, head injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and various hospital admissions and statuses surrounding Frederick area residents.
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Rosene Spurrier
Fast Seventh Street
Maurice Allier
Vindobona Convalescent
Elizabeth Po
Cave
Wes Charles Po Conley Jr
Frederick Memorial
Haw
Mount Mua
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Ty
Patrick Street
Frederick
Fred Cok
Pheer
Olahns Hopkins Hospital
Balamiare Amd
Wanens
Shane
Newton
Martinsourg
W. Va
Reed and Smith Wedding in Dallas Episcopal church
Elaine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Simpson South and Robert Ryan Reed of Carrollton were married at St Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church Dallas officiated by Rev Dean Moore The bride wore a blush pink taffeta gown with lace and seed pearls The couple planned a New Orleans honeymoon and now reside in Dallas Both families and local social circles were noted with multiple relatives named and the couple’s backgrounds highlighted
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Dean Elaine Smith
Edward Simpson South
Tulsa
Okla
Dallas
Tex
Robert Ryan Reed
Miro
Lewis Reed
Carrollton
St. Michael and Alt Anghely Episcopal Church
Dean Moore
St. Matthew’s Cathedral
BP. Ceremonias
W. E. Gurseh
Frances Floyd
L Mouston Tex
Dane Evans Ponte
Mich
Donna Dineen
Elm burvel PTA committees named at fall meeting
Elim Street PTA held its fall meeting Tuesday night with committee lists announced led by Maur ice A. Ramsturg, president. Nelson Strathern of Frederick County Council Association urged PTA use of the council service. Ralph W. Bower discussed student accident policy. About 1297 students at the school were noted. Committees were named for program, membership, hospitalty, health, publications, grounds, and more. A December meeting date was to be announced.
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Elmburvel
PLA
Maurice A. Ramsturg
Hamsburne
Nelson Strathern
Trederick County Council Association
PTA
Avai
Elm Street
PPA
Ralph W. Bower
Frank Lewis Potupal
Ile
Gilbert Klosen
Homer Bragks
Starold Moser
Donal Koons
Seman Brunk
Theron Green
Mes
Charles ‘Pronk
Alfred Shape
Shurlene Vathue
David Hagan
Wiehard Besi
Samuel Marrone
James Grove
Edwood Whitmore
Dale Jenkinss
Paul Althouse
Charles Keller
Newcomers Present 8596 For Oxygen Tent
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club presented a $596 check for an oxygen tent to Frederick Memorial Hospital president Mrs. Paul S. Michael at a luncheon in the Frankis Scott Key Hotel. Club president Mrs. J William Brosius Jr introduced Mrs Michael. Guest sponsors included Mrs Paul Ballaway and Mrs Charles S. V. Sanner. New members honored included Mrs Fred Rowe Mrs Willam V Patterson and Mrs Bernard Goetz. The October calendar announced includes several social events and a community auction raised $15 10 for the Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rowe
Willam
V. Patterson
Bernard Goetz
Thomas Reid Jr
Presbyterian Church
Martin R. Ross
William E Davis
Camp Detrick
Ralph C. Fish
Bernard Easter Tay
Harold P. Feldman
Albert L. Fernelius
William Wallace
Theodore White
Edward V. Scott
Richard Clendennin
Recital Honors Large Audience at 175th Presbyterian Anniversary
Rodney K. Hansen, organist of the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Baltimore, gave a dedicatory recital at the Presbyterian church celebrating its 175th anniversary. He performed Bach, de Runa, Handel, Purvis, Langlais, and Dupre with brilliant technique and rich tonal color on the new Moller organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney K. Hansen
Presbyterian Church
Hansén
Incarnation
Baltimore
Tony_ Botel
Mr. Hansen
Richard Purvisi
Parforner
Langtats
Routine Board Meeting at Frederick Memorial Hospital
At the regular monthly meeting presided by Mrs Paul S Michael, the Frederick Memorial Hospital Board of Managers discussed finances with donations from the Newcomers Club of Welcome Wagon for $496 to purchase an oxygen tent. Ethel Nobham and Henietta Cramer attended the Hospital Convention in Atlantic City, focusing on Hospital and Community relations.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul S Michael
Robert E Delaplaine
Newcomers Club of Welcome Wagon
Francis Seoul Key Hotel
Frederick -Joseph Welrick Dro
Wiss Ethel Nobham
Atlante Tiyy
Wiss Henietta Cramer
Townsend and Prince Due in London Tonight
Drifting rumors suggest Group Captain Peter Townsend and Princess Margaret may attend a public event in London as speculation swirls about a potential meeting. Uncertainty remains whether the pair will appear together or resume private contact in the week’s predicted decisions.
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London
RAF
Peter Townsend
Personal news and transfers in regional notices
Mir Danner of Morocco Village observes birthday Thursday. Capt Houta, stationed in Hawaii, transferred to Camp Foster Hospital Washington. Capt Hom had 30 day leave to visit mother Mrs E M Hontz Walkersville. Mes Chase Grove at Boston Weights visiting sister Miss Mamie Dill East Third Street has returned home. Visitors to Mrs Sadie Barthiow included Mr and Mrs William O Bryan Vincent of Distridge Frankie Kismer Baltimore, Claude Croneberg Frederick, James Nicholson and daughter Connie Petersville, Minnie Kineford Petersville, Mrs Catharine Boswell and Virginia Hyattsville, Mr and Mrs Lewis Plunkard Frederick, Elmver Fry Petersville, Mr and Mrs Harold Harshman and three sons New Market. Mrs John Bell Baltimore spent week with Mrs Lena Main Doubs. Assistant County Agent and Mrs Robert E Stansfield Butterfly Lane congratulated on birth of their fourth child, second son, Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Smyth College honors announced. Dean's list: Miss Kathryn Steinberg daughter of Manuel and Mrs Weinberg 300 South Magnolia Avenue. Miss Steinberg is a senior at Smith.
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Mir
Frank Danner
Moroccco Village
Wall
Marie Houta
Hawaii
State of Washington
Hom
E. M Hontz
Walkersville
Camp Hamfford Hospital
Washington
Mes
Chase
Sadie Barthiow
William O'Bryan
Vincent
Distridge
Frankie Kismer
Baltimore
Claude Croneberg
Frederick
James Nicholson
Connie
Petersville
Minnie Kineford
Catharine Boswell
Virginia
Hyattsville
Lewis Plunkard
Elmver Fry
Harold Harshman
New Market
John Bell
Lena
Main
Doubs
Robert E Stansfield
Butterfly Lane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Smyth College
Kathryn Steinberg
Manuel Weinberg
Magnolia Avenue
Weinberg
Smith
Boone Zile wedding ties Union Bridge families
Barbara Ruth Boone daughter of Mr and Mrs John I Boone married Richard Haven Zile son of Mr and Mrs Mer and Mrs Maven Zile in St James Lutheran Church Union Bridge in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Biron A Yaste. The bride wore a grey and pink street length dress with rosebud Corsage. The reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple reside on North Main Street Union Bridge with both graduates of Elmer Wolfe High School. The groom is employed at Camp Detrick Frederick.
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Boone
Barbara Ruth Boone
John I Boone
Union Bridge
Richard Haven Zile
Mer
Maven Zile
St. James Luth Church
Biron A. Yaste
Patsy Jane Beone
Daniel Zile
Goom
Mary Ellen Zile
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Bridge Clothing Co
Elmer Wolfe
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Zile
North Main Street
Frontiers of America hosts Vitiligo study and charity events
Gloria Loekerman appears as guest of Frontiers of America at a dinner meeting discussing progress on a 310,000 grant to Howard University College of Medicine for a three year vitiligo study. The Frontiers support Vitiligo Foundation fundraising and present The Overtones of Washington DC at Asbury Methodist church. Also reported are a wedding announcement for Doraly Lynn Cramer and Richard Buaton and filed inventories for Robert E Delaplaine estate, plus Drum Major Fahne named at Juniata College.
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Howard Laryersit
College of Medicine
Foundation of
Glenn Lotherman
Office of Register of
Willi Ham D. Radcliff
Robert E Delaplaine
Frederuk Pubisher
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