Dr Ramaley Named Head Of Frederick Concerts
Dr John D Ramaley of Hood College music faculty will head the Frederick Community Concerts Association for the coming year at the seventeenth or eighteenth season opening. Spanish dancers Ray and Gomez will perform at 8 15 pm at Frederick High School auditorium. Charles Byerly Jr resigns after 14 years as secretary and president. he stays on as director. New officers elected include Mrs Donald Leatherman first vice president Charles C T Stull second vice president Mrs M J Croghan secretary H Albert Dean and treasurer Francis B Sappington. Ramaley has held Hood posts since 1952 and authored a two volume Creative Analytical Theory of Music. He is a violinist and pianist with Frederick Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ramaley
Hood College Music
Frederick Community Concerts Association
Ray
Gomez
Frederick High School
Charles Byerly, Jr
Association
Byerly
Donald £. Leatherman
Charles C. T. Stull
M. J. Croghan
H. Albert Dean
Francis B. Sappington
Ramaley
Frederick
Hood
University of Colorado
Adams State College
Colorado
Northwestern University
Evanston
Northwestern
Clayton F. Sammy Publishing Company
Chicago
Frederick Hood
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hagerstoun
Frederick Community Chorus
Concert Association
George {. Smith
Stability outlook for 1955 from industry leaders
Bennett S. Chapple Jr of United States Steel and Dr Henry Bund of the Research Institute of America forecast in Atlantic City that 1955 will bring over all business stability with normal growth of 3 to 5 percent. They expect less uncertainty and more confidence as pressures ease, making 1955 the second best year in history for national product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett S. Chapple Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Henry Bund
Research Institute of America
Atlantic City
Anniversary of Edison light marks 75 years of progress
The 75th anniversary of Thomas A. Edison’s incandescent lamp, first burned for 40 hours on October 21, 1879, is noted as a pivotal advance. Menlo Park, New Jersey, attracted crowds to the Edison lab where the talking machine and electric light innovations began, later moving to West Orange as the area’s identity evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
N. J
Edison
West Orange
Luuuca
Lineman Electrocuted in Maryland Storm Work
Elko lineman George Henckel aged 29 was killed when he contacted a live line while repairing storm damage near Conewango. He worked for Conowingo Power Co. He is survived by wife Betty Hammond Henckel and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleton
Marylnd
George Henckel
Elkton
Conewingo
Conowingo Power Co
Henckel
Betty Hammond Henckel
Big Frederick Fair Draws Huge Crowds In 1964
Fifty years ago this week Frederick locals flocked to the fair with crowds streaming into the grandstand from county towns. Carloads arrived by trolley from Middletown and Hagerstown while trains carried 1 800 passengers from Baltimore and Ohio and Northern Central rails. At the opera house Arnold Stock Company staged Midnight In Chinatown to a large audience. A horse belonging to Arch Ogle of Union Bridge bolted through Market Street, colliding with a threeseat team and causing chaos as bystanders fled toward the Citizens National Bank area. A special train with band music was planned to Brunswick for Uncle Doe Cannon's talk next Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Middletown
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Northern Central
Opera House
Arnold Stock Company
Chinatown
Arch Ogle
Union Bridge
Neidig and Miller's
Market Street
Patrick
Arthur Poole
Statter
Patrick Street
Citizens ‘National Bank
Brunswick
Doe’ Cannon
Arrangements To Divide Gasoline Business Among Firms
Twenty years ago reports from October 19 1934 show the Mayor and Aldermen agreeing to monthly division of the citys gasoline business among large tax paying companies. The Board of Election Supervisors released revised county registration figures with a Democratic majority of 492, up 423 from 1933. A torchlight parade is planned before the Democratic rally in the City Opera House where Governor Ritchie will be the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Supervisors
City Opera House
Ritchie
Roy Rogers to co chair National Retarded Children Week
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans will head the first National Retarded Children Week from November 14 to 23 as co chairmen. The event aims to inform the public about needs of mentally retarded children and to raise funds for services, with the theme Retarded Children can Be Helped. Frederick County group plans county campaign and a Thanksgiving March with volunteers from civic and fraternal groups. contact Ellsworth McGahan to participate. In Cambridge, Episcopal Theological School denies Adelaide Case was a Communist. a sister of Clifford P. Case, New Jersey Senate candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
U. S
Martin ¥. Papish
National Association For Retarded Children
Dale Evans
Miss Evans
Angel
Robin
Frederick County
Commursism
Cambridge, Mass
Episcopal Theological School
Adelaide
Bella V
Village Waits For Ohio Flood
POMEROY Ohio as the Ohio River flood moved downstream the town of 4000 waited calmly. Upstream Pittsburgh flood deaths were four and Wheel ing evacuated 400 families as autumn rains burst banks. Wheeling crest reached 44.7 feet and Belpre Ohio stood at 37.5 feet. Officials disputed damage estimates while Col Sykes said 25 to 50 families evacuated with some leaving voluntarily.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. Va
Belpre
Washington County
Earl W. Walker
Wheeling News-Register
Army Corps of Engineers
Robert L. Plummer
Edgar B. Sykes
West Virginia
W. H. Smith Dies At 50 In Roslyn Heights
Walter H. Smith longtime Roslyn Heights postmaster died at his Roslyn Heights home at seven a m after months of illness He began in Manhasset in 1941 rising through the postal ranks He was 50 native of this city a 1924 Boys High School graduate and member of Roslyn Heights Methodist church and local Masons Survived by wife Ruth mother Florence R Smith brother Raymond D Smith sisters Marguerite Oldfield Elizabeth Shaw Mildred Newton and others Funeral services will be at Lewis Funeral Home Boston Heights then graveside Friday at Mt Olivet Cemetery Rev Raymond E Wilhem to officiate locally
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Walter H. Smith
Roslyn Heights
Long Island
Manhassett
U. S. Postal Service
Florence R. Smith
West Patrick Street
William G. Smith
Raymond D. Smith
Marguerite Oldfield
Elizabeth Shaw
Baytonsville
Mildred Newton
Lewis Funeral Home
Boston Heights
Fire Department
Mt Olivet
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Funerals for Marion Specht Held at Local Home
Funeral services for Marion E Specht who died Friday were conducted Monday at 2 pm from 8 East Patrick Street. Rev Charles F Trunk Jr of Evangelical Lutheran Church officiated with several floral arrangements present. Casket bearers included Harry Free Krantz Kemp Meadows Kemp and Horst. Interment followed at Mount Oliver Cemetery with C F Cline and Son as funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion E. Specht
Patrick Street
Charles F. Trunk ,Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harry Free
Harry W. Krantz
Harry C. Kemp
Fred Kemp
Aaron K. Horst
Mount Oliver Cemetery
C. F. Cline and Son
Crum Godsey Wedding In Calvary Church
Miss Marjorie Joann Godsey and Millard E. Crum Sr. were married at Calvary Methodist church Sunday at 2 30. The double ring ceremony featured a wreath of chrysanthemums and palms as Rev Godsey officiated. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with veil and carried chrysanthemum with a white orchid. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Leon Enfield and bridesmaids Miss Wo fndear and Miss Swomley. Over 400 guests attended from multiple cities. After a reception the couple planned a trip to Oklahoma City and will live on Crum Road near Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Joann Godsey
Edward A. Godsey
Millard E. Crum
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
C. Rodgers Delcher
Leon Enfield
Brunswick
Jean Swomley
Walkersville
Edward H. Mantz
Joseph Free
Rendell Rhoderick
Richard Shipley
Kent Mayne
Silver Spring
John Felton
Robert Porter
Ich Leibe
Grieg
Cadman
Love
Barnby
Bright Jewels
Church School
Tyson H. Creamer
George L. Beyer
Betty Jane Beyer
C. R. Deleher
Barbara Sibert
Towson
Cumberland
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Crum Road
Mt. Pleasant
Crum
Frederick High School
Fredericktown
Lloyd J. Jones of Dickerson Dies at 75 After Illness
Lloyd J. Jones 75 of Dickerson died Monday after a long illness at his daughter's Bethesda home. He founded Mercer Jones and Son in 1906, took sole ownership in 1930, and his son Lloyd Fo Jones Jr. joined in 1934. Survived by daughter Mrs. Fisk, another daughter Mrs. Robert Gallery, son Lloyd Jones Jr., six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mass at St. Mary's Church Thursday 10 a.m. with burial in church cemetery. William B. Hilton funeral director.
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Montgomery County
Lloyd J. Jones
Mercer Jones
Dickerson
Inning Fisk
Highland Avenue
Bethesda
Jones
Lloyd Fo Jones Jr
Elizabeth Trundle Jones
Eleanor Brosius
St. Mary's
Catholic Church
Barnesville
Holy Name Society
Kmchts of
Columbus
Montgomery County National Bank of
Rockville
Dauchter
Fisk
Robert Gallery
Tloyd
Jones Jy. Dickerson
Ate
St. Mary's Church
William B. Hilton
Sick residents in Frederick area moved or treated
Among The Sick Mrs. M O Gladhill of Myersville was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Gladhill Company ambulance this morning. Robert Eaves nine, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Haves Trail Avenue, underwent surgery Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Marvin J Chaneler Magnolia Avenue has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she had been a patient. Mr Roy Getzandanner East Midland Road Baltimore formerly of near Frederick has returned home from Franklin Square Hospital and is reported getting along nicely. Mr Harry W Herman sports editor of The Frederick Post is confined to his home 4 West Second Street by illness.
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M. O. Gladhill
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhill Company
Robert Eaves
Donald Haves
Trail Avenue
Marvin J. Chaneler
Magnolia Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Roy Getzandanner
East Midland Road
Near Frederick
Franklin Square Hospital
Harry W. Herman
The
Frederick Post
West Second Street
Shaw Bussard wedding in Alexandria Virginia
Mr and Mrs Earl Bussard of Woodsboro announce the marriage of their daughter Sturley Ann to Franklin M Shaw son of Mr and Mrs George F Shaw. The ceremony took place in Alexandria on September 4. Mrs Shaw is a Walkersville High School graduate class of 1934 and Mr Shaw graduated Frederick High School class of 1947 and attended the University of Maryland. The couple will reside in Richmond Virginia where Mr Shaw will pursue pre medical studies at the University of Richmond.
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Shaw
Bussara
Earl Bussard
Woodsboro
Sturley Ann
Franklin M. Shaw
George F Shaw
Alexandria
Walkersville Nich School
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
Richmond, Va
University of Richmond
Faithful Workers Meet At St John's Church Creagerstown
The Faithful Workers Society of St John's Evangelical Lutheran met October 14 at Mrs Leroy Ijann's home with 16 members present. President Mrs Harvey Lare opened with Scripture and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs Ray Martin won the mite box. Beverly Hann recited and refreshments were served. next meeting at Mrs Carroll Six's with topic Still. Mizpah benediction closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society of
St John's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Creagerstoun
Leroy Ijann
Harvey Lare
Louise Burdette
Ray Martin
Beverly Hann
Local FTA Clubs At State Meeting
Frederick Middletown Walkersville High Schools attend Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America meeting held Saturday at Forest Park High School Baltimore. Morning visit to Maryland State Teachers convention in the Armory and speech by CIO President Walter Ruether. Dr. Robert Skaise of the National Education Association Defense Commission spoke at FTA meeting. Bus trip with sponsors and numerous club members from Frederick Walkersville Middletown and Hood College attended, accompanied by Miss Clara Brewer and Mrs. Mary Lowe Smith.
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FTA
Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Maryland Association of Future Teachers of America
Forest Park High School
Baltimore
Maryland
Armory
CIO
Walter Ruether
Robert Skaise
National Education Association Defense Commission
Skaise
Marcelene Kefauver
Frederick High School
Patricia Mehaffie
James Harper
James Lightner
Barbara Utterback
JoAnn Meehan
Anna Jane Stickell
Evelyn Fogle
Janice Waltz
Natalie Geringer
Pat Sirosnider
Shirley O'Brien
Barbara Brown
Marjorie Atkinson
Joan Victor
Tobi Kemp
Blue Ridge
Mary Rhoads
FHS
Edith Nicodemus Club
Artamidha Hawkins
Nancy Helwig
Megan LeGore
Sharon Hulsman
Kitty Sue Barrick
May Louise Barrier
Marlene Catsail
Charlotte Keller
Shirley Smith
Nancy Hildebrand
Delores Suenderhave
Barbara Bliss
Hood College
Keeney Haover Lighter Club
Mary Harwood
Gaynel Summers
Esther Kendall
Nancy Wolfe
Dorothy Sensenbaugh
Peggy Gordon
Don Butts
Priscilla House
Betty Lee Holter
Dorothy Sigler
Dorothy McBride
Edith Stevens
Bill Stevens
Clara Brewer
Mary Lowe Smith
Britain May Call Troops Over Dock Strike
The Churchill government warned striking dockers troops may be used to unload ships if work does not resume. Labor Minister Sir Walter Monckton cited serious export disruption, risk to food supplies, and unemployment. Southampton port faces losses as the vast London docks close. Liverpool also idles as 35,000 of 75,000 deck workers are absent and 193 ships idle.
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London
Churchill
Walter Monckton
House of Commons
Southampton
Liverpool
Britain
Crews Loaned to Utilities After Hazel Damage
Potomac Edison Company line crews were loaned to neighboring utilities to repair damage from Hurricane Hazel. After repairs in Frederick, the teams were sent to Alexandria, Baltimore and Washington regions while local workers handle minor damage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Alexandria
Baltimore
Washington
Local Personal Notices Highlight Births and Visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Haifley of Westminster visit with daughter Mrs C O Sullivan of North Market street. Mrs Glenn J Zimmerman of 502 East Patrick street will quietly celebrate her birthday on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Howard Franklin Streeter of Baltimore are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son Howard Franklin Jr Monday at Woman's Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Streeter is former Miss Jean Read Douglas, daughter of Mr and Mrs George B Douglas of Clifton.
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Frank Haifley
Westminster
C. O. Sullivan
North Market Street
Glenn J. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Howard Franklin Streeter
Baltimore
Howard Franklin, Jr
Woman's Hospital
Streeter
Jean Read Douglas
George B. Douglas
Clifton
Voters Passive Need Arousal From Political Attacks
A commentary by David Lawrence argues that voter apathy benefits candidates and that sensational charges, like the claim of Clifford Case’s sister being a Communist, draw attention. It cites past party smear campaigns involving McCarthy and Stevenson, discusses income tax disclosures, and notes a local college suspension and a rural auction sale in the same issue.
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Dr. Ramaley
the News
W. H. Smith
Clarence N Mentzer
Burkittsville
Locust Valley
Pearl Clark King
East Seventh Street
Crum-Godsey
Calvary Church
East Church Street
Edward R. Dobart
Watchtower Bible Society
Robert R. Lawson
Norman A. Potter
C. Russell Lawson
Donald D. Kesecker
H. Maynard Lawson
Christian Cemetery
Hyattstown
Carroll Lewi Lindsay
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Lindsay
Western Maryland Dairy Cooling
William Ebers
C. H. Shaw
St James
Edwin Baumgardner
Edgar Grimes
Stanley
James Bostian
John Wilt
Malcolm Dodd
Arnold Fleagle
Millard E. Crum, Jr
P. E. Crews
Utilities
Church of the Brethren of
Middle Maryland
Grossnickle
Edward Crill
Hart L. Russell
Elgin
Warren D. Bowman
Bridgewater
A. Stauffer Curry
Emmett F. Bittinger
Burk Iltsville
Doubs Methodist Church
Frederick Zone
Duval W. Sneadner
Monroe Thomas
Eva Logue
India
U.S Pat OF
David Lawrence Washington
Nixon
Clifford Case
United States
New Jersey
Case
America
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Truman
Department of Justice
Internal Revenue Bureau
Adlai Stevenson
Hetails
Stevenson
Clevelson
Tom Hamilton
Pitt
Lou Cimarelli
Bridgeville
Hamilton
Panthers
Lowell
Red) Dawson
Cimarelli
Zame
Navy
Harvey Grossnickle
Null
R. L. Kelly
Dixon Yaste
Barton
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