Official Visit in Bethel District Marks U S Affairs
Officials report a routine official visit to Bethel on October 13 1936. The event underscores ongoing U S affairs with local participation and ceremonial activities noted by observers.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1956
Page
5
Stay-at-home vote could outpace winner in coming election
Census estimates show over a hundred million Americans will be old enough to vote, but many may abstain. In 1952 about 98 million voted while 34 million stayed home, a pattern that could repeat unless turnout improves. The piece urges public service to boost participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Census
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ike
Ron
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Columns Of The News
Frederick residents recall events from October 13 1996 including the death of Lewis Bayer a long time official of the Dumior Fire Company and the Harpers Ferry toll free traffic milestone. The column notes community notices Bethel No 2 Job’s Daughters visits and local club activities with political commentary and memorial tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Detrick Seminar to Gather 44 Executives at Claggett Center
Fort Detrick personnel will convene a five day Personnel Management Seminar at the Claggett Diocesan Center in Buckeystown next week. The program centers on Eisenhower’s leadership quote with case discussions on human relations in government and business, plus sessions with noted personnel management authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Claggett Diocesan Center
Eisenhower
John J. Hayes
Planning Conference at Fort Detrick Draws Industry Leaders
A planning conference at Fort Detrick features N A Supburrow opening address. Attendees include Oliver Cockrell and Marjorie May of Civilian Personnel, with speakers Dr Hurst Anderson American University and Dr Gordon Barner of American University. Paul Adelhardt of McCormick & Co chairs the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manding
Fort Detrick
Oliver Cockrell
Marjorie c. May
Civilan
Department of the Army
Hurst .P. Anderson
American University
Gordon C. ‘Barner
Milon Brown
H. F. Sykes Jr
Hed Research and Development Laboratories
Fort Belvoir
Gilbert P. Adelhardt
McCormick ‘and Company
Baltimore
Fort Detrick CL
Blaine E. Bader
Veronica 5
Navy
Catlett
Louis B. Bader
Pleasant
Com
Mander Vader
Newfoundland
Cornerstone Laying for Thurmont Evangelical Church Building
The cornerstone for the new educational building at Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren Church will be laid Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev. Paul E. V. Shannon will lead the service with assistance from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Eisen of the building committee. Also noted are local committee members E. R. Andrews Emory Stottlemyer Roy Frushour Theodore Phc Thomas R. Eader and Marine Pte. Eader addresses from a Mediterranean tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren
Paul E. V. Shannon
D. D
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Eisen
Hauer
North Market Street
Tee
E. R. Andrews
Emory Stottle
New Orleans
Lamyer
Roy Frushour
Theodore
Side Glances and Committee Members Listed
A list of names under Health and Welfare Publicity and Program Committees includes Warner Brittain chairing Health and Welfare with Roger Myers, Mrs. William Watkins, Louie Brosius, Clarence Jessee and Mrs. Edward Bell. Publicity chaired by Charles Nichols with Mrs. James Cromwell and others. Program chaired by Mrs. Charles Murphy with Miss L Irene Price and Mrs. William Thomas among others. Building and Ground chaired by Charles Murphy with Robert E. Reon, James R. Thompson Jr., Paul Crum and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Reon
James R. Thompson Jr
Paul Crum
Art Simon
Guy Ernest
Paul Romsburg
Obituary notes and community notices from Frederick area
Deaths include Ira M Grossnickle 75 of Union Bridge and James E Engle near Union Bridge. Funeral details at Union Bridge funeral home and Beaver Dam cemetery. Also notices of anniversaries, births and Frederick Historical Society meeting at East Church Street home. Residents named include Edith Stitely Grossnickle and C Elmer Grossnickle. other names listed for services and various local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Grossnickle
May Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Alexander Nursing Home
Frederick County
Joshua R
Laura Bond Grossnickle
Plymouth Lodge A. F
A. M
Sulphur Springs
New Windsor
Edith Stitely Grossnickle
C. Elmer Grossnickle
Johnsville
D. D. Hartzler
The
Frederick Historical Society
Louis Orphan Home
East Church Street
Isabel Bailey
West Patrick Street
James McSherry
Robert
Chester L. Redmond Jr
Russell R. Redmond
Albert L. Redmond
Pearl
Hubert Redmond
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E.cline and Son
Youth Group Program at Asbury Methodist Church
The Youth Group of the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren in Wolfsville will present an exchange program at Asbury Methodist Church Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. Edible details and participants are not included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossnickle
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Newa Colness Oct 13 1506
Frederick Wiles of East Fifth street a Frederick Brick Works employee was buried by several tons of clay and rescued with a fracture above the ankle. The Mountain City Mill site was sold for 3700 to D W Detrick of Philadelphia who plans a 300 barrel mill rebuild. A trolley car left Myersville at 8 05 PM landed on a track on a mountain and passengers were moved to Frederick by Gilpatrick. The ossified man and Joe Hanna the human ostrich join Frederick Fair along with a cavalry squadron from Hagerstown. The City Opera House presented A Proud Prince with Porter J White as Robert of Sicily and a fine supporting company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Wiles
East Fifth Street
Frederick Brick Works
Mountain City
D. W. Detrick
Philadelphia
Gilpatrick
Frederick Fair
Joe Hanna
Hagerstown
City Opera
Prince
Porter J. White
Robert of
Sicily
Fatl Fake Dounce Dance at Fall Fair and Next Cotillion Planned
The Fall Fair Dance Dinner was served at 7 20 with guests attending and dancing to Joe Elkins orchestra till midnight. Callmus chaired the event with Ned Zeiler and Gwyn Kinsey aiding arrangements. The next Cotillion dance is planned for Christmas week. Mrs Holgate Harvey returned from Welabs deo Germany with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Lester Smith and family. She was greeted at Washington Airport by daughter Mrs James H Grove Jr. A dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel honored R Paul Smith and Lillian Brown Hodson before Hood College project cornerstone laying. Lessa Kay Smith born to Mr and Mrs John W Smith at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Redmond
Chester Leon Redmond
Ball Road
Rowe 2
Mr. Redmond
Frederick County
Harry W
Mollie Suman Redmond
Araby Jaree Een
Frederick
Redmond
James E
Union Bridge
G. C. Barton
Dorothy Crummitt Red
C. Allen Stull
Walkersville
Reymond
Charles Stitely
Willam M. Brown
Ernest P. Hamilrs
Nicodemus
West Bibine
Dorsey Gaither
G. Pittmaker
Brunswick
VonEiff
Jacob Young
Isaac Say
DL. J. Kneop
Haven Zile
Silver Spring
Col
Iwas
Rocky Bill Cemetery
Near
C.mcman
Arlington
Woodsboro
Allen Stull
Frank Shaffer
Staunton
Joe Elkins
Callmus
Ned Zeiler
Gwyn Kinsey
Holgate Harvey
Im Welabsdeo
Germany
Fred Lester Smith
Washington
James H. Grove Jr
BK. Paul Smith
Lilian Brown Hedess
Francis Scott Key
R. Paul Smith
Lillian Brown Hodson
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Truval
Smith
Lillian B. Hodson
Hynson
Arthur Scott
Clyde E. Thomas
John W. Smith
Catoctin Avenue
Lessa Kay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Monthly Meeting of Frederick County Christian Youth Council
The Frederick County Christian Youth Council held a meeting at the Presbyterian church with Dick Smith presiding. Six denominations and 15 churches were represented as plans formed to aid local denominations and World Service. Youth will Trick or Treat at Halloween to raise funds to ship 199 pounds of surplus food overseas. A screening of the film A Matter of Faith highlighted how surplus foods aid foreign nations. Ministers may contact Robert Hammond for more Trick or Treat details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
FCCYC
Ardeal
Robert Hammond
RFD
Rey
Roger Keech
Minister' Ium Association
Asbury Methodist
Claude Delauter
Deaths and medical updates from Frederick area
Mr. Pleasant suffered a heart attack Friday at work and was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Mr. Eader was at the Church Street school building when the incident occurred. Virginia Dozier remains in critical condition at the University of Maryland Hospital after two weeks as a patient there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etchison
East End School P TA Holds Its First Meeting
The East Frederick School P TA held its first meeting of the year on October 9 with Glenn Rippeon presiding. Principal Irene Price introduced teachers and officers, and committees were formed for Membership Hospitality and Finance and Budget to organize the year’s program and membership drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers' Association of the
East Frederick School
Glenn Rippeon
Irene Price
P-Ta
Rippcow
Ann Ferguson
Harold O'Brien
Paul Crum
Guy Burdette
Margaret E. Billy
Norman Abrecht
Charles Lewis
Dorothy Hamilton
Grayson Barthiew
Richard Brachey
Amelia Fisher
Arnold Dove
John Marshall
Sharretts Ole
Lioyd Grabil
Edward Hall
Carlisle Smith
Paul Watkins
Jake Forguen
Ralph
Women's Club program and officer slate at Yamsville meeting
The Women’s Clubs against the Club heard Mrs Walter England discuss Good Eating Habits for the Yamsville Homemakers Club at Mrs Walker Hoop’s home. Election of 1957 officers followed with President Ryland Houston and others. A white elephant sale was postponed to November. Funeral notices for local residents followed, including Mrs Foster B Kephart. Widow statistics noted as rising nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter England
Yamsville
Walker Hoop
Lemuel Breckenridge
Harry Swomley
Ryland Houston
Samuel Hollingsworth
Delbert Piper
Swomley
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Emmitsburg
Mre
Mineie Hatfeld
Herman Hanvern
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Connie Heck
Harriet Dermand
Bethel
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Hagwaters
Mary Ans ‘Gardner
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Stanley B. Giskel
Florence Willams
Ruth Pressel
Thelma Pyle
Mable E. Williama
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Stevenhower
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Balkt
Ohio
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Korea
Mk Nk Rudy
Am Wameio Mugy
Associale
Bethel No. 28
Thelma Goodwin
L. A. Goodwin
Henry Testerman
Betha No
Thurmont
Helen Mor
Masons
Cheverly
U. D
C. B.S
Eastern Star
Recorder
Ann Michael
Connie Myers
Gertrude
Father's Clubs
Georges Stup
JoAnn Stup
T. Victor Burnham
Grand Guardian
Mr. Hangeen
Rudy
Guardian
Willard Rody
Connie Heek
Alice
Susan Mor
Grand Guardia
Mother's Clube
Hagerston
Kensington
Cockeysville
New Market
John Kelly
New Market Womens’ Christian Temperance Union
Ivan Lawton
Vernon Nicodemus
Maynard Kling
Nicodeaus
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Fred Kelker
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Walker Roop
Joba
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Republic
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Helen Myers
Frances Burdette
J. Harry Klipp
Joan Klipp
Robert Schultz
James T. Schultz
Oscar Schultz
Roger L. Myers
Thais
Helen Lee
Larry Myers
Oscar Schultz Sr
Connie Schultz
Clarence Schultz
Gene
Darlene
Steven Schultz
James Keyser
Jimmy
Philip
John Keyser
Dorsey Burdette
Richard
Sandra
Joe Burdette
Raymond Burdette
Billy Burde
CAP
Civil Air Patrol
Municipal
Jeannie Martin
Louis Broadus
John &. Patton
Patton
Senor
Herman Toms
Fernley Gartrell
William Watkins
David Burhrman
Richard Stiger
Kenneth Sparrier
George van Vossen
Donnie Orrison
Bob Poole
Paul Teare
Sonny Storm
Terry O'’Neil
Keony Ramslarg
Luf
N. A. Supburrow
Thomas R. Eader
Mediterranean
U.S. Marines
Pte. Eader
Bo. Tod. Mar. Reinf
Fleet Post Office
N. Y
Louis B. Eader
Mt. Pleasant
Adelbert
Been Spangler
Lloyd Eyler
Ross Eigenbrode
T. E. Steffey
John Creager
Paul Strine
Francis Seiss
Ralph Scruton Sr
William Flautt
Jefferson Street
Flautt
Maud
Elizabeth Harp
Harry J. Harp
Hubert A. Harp Sr
Oil Avenue
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Guy C. Mateny
Jesse B. Anders
Walter H. Duvallee
Wiliam Flautt
Rest Haven
Hagers- Frederick
M. R. Etchison and Son
Eral
South
Franklin E. Danter
Seminole Road
Monocacy Village
J. B. Coffman
South Virginia Avenue
Youth Service
Newa
Donald B. Rice
Chamber of Commerce
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
John A. Derr
Joseph Rhoderick
Derr
Christian Youth Council
East End
Foster B. Kephart
Effie C. Kephart
Foster
Repart
Boonsboro
Ted
Braddock
John and
Lola Reeder Cline
Lutheran Church
Leroy Kirsch
Chase
Kansas
Paul K. Kepart
Jesse E. Kephart
Nebraska
Cecila Kenhart
Samuel Rickards
Ira Cline
East Funeral Home
Richard Marvin
United States
Nou
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