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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1956

Page

9

Mrs Eleator Roosevelt Keynotes Democratic Convention

At Chicago a observer credited Mrs Eleator Roosevelt widow of a president with the real keynote her quiet words urging party unity and forward looking courage. Mary and Penny Storm accompanied her as her daughters and helped interview subway riders for grassroots opinions. The Storms described Kefauver’s rise to the vice presidential nomination and urged all citizens to vote while the club backed polio relief and Community Chest contributions.

Chicago Clements Tennessee Eleator Roosevelt Edward D. Storm Mary Penny Roosevelt Storm Trump Jevenson Filmer C. Ehler

Civic Club funds aid for hearing devices at school for the deaf

The Civic Club of Frederick City presented a $100 check to the Maryland State School for the Deaf through its president Mrs Melvin Partridge and member Mrs Emory Shipley. The club voted the funds to purchase hearing aids at its last meeting, with Lloyd Ambrosen accepting on behalf of the school.

Frank Keefer School For the Deaf Melvin Partridge Civic Club Maryland Federation of Womens’ Clubs Frederick City

Three Accidents Do 1300 Damages Here

City Police report three accidents causing about 1300 in damages yesterday with no injuries. Mary K Ray’s eastbound car sideswiped parked vehicles on East Fourth street after attempting to pass. Howard E Repass and John M Thomas were among others involved. Mary L Eckenrode and Edward E Rice collided on West Seventh street. both drivers faced charges or fines. A third collision in the Lowell parking lot near South Market street involved Charles L Higdon backing into a parked car. No injuries were reported and investigators noted the timing around 5:30 p.m.

East Fourth Street Mary K. Ray RFD 4 Frederick Ray Willam Boone Howard E. Repass Gaithersburg John M. Thomas RFD 2 Earl W. Castle Catoctin Avenue Mary L. Eckenrode Mitsburg Seventh Street Ed ‘Ward E. Rice Mountaindale William Boost Lowell South Market Street Charles L. Higdon

Damascus Fire Company to pay fee for school use

Montgomery County School Board denies free use of Damascus High School for the Damascus Fire Department dinner. The board may refund the $62 fee after a ruling by Board Attorney Charles W. Prettyman. A petition by 30 residents cites a state law requiring free use for 25 or more petitioners, but board members argue it applies only to free public gatherings. The board plans to charge admission if needed.

Montgomery County School Board Damascus Fire Department Damascus High School Charles W. Prettyman County Association of Volunteer Firemen Prettyman Damascus Willard McGraw

Local Legal Charge and Hospital Admission Noted

A brief report states a $62 fre legal charge is deemed misapplied to de' Margie Myers amid MOGMITAL REPORT questions. It also notes admission to Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, recently.

de' Margie Myers Tharmest RPO Preciaion Maanloiance Jae Warner Gettysburg

Annual Flower Show At Damascus High School

The Future Home Makers of America sponsor the Fall flower show at Damascus High School in the Home Economics Department on October 17 with Election Year and United Nations Day arrangements. Entries welcome October 17 morning until noon, judged 1 30 to 3 30 by Mt. Airy Garden Club members, public viewing 4 to 9. Also an Inspector notice details state civil engineering positions and salary progressions for high school graduates with related experience, application due October 31, addressing the Personnel Commissioner, 31 Light St. Heite, Md.

The Roads Commission Light St Balto Future Homemakers of America Damascus High School Mt. Airy Garden Club Ee: M

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