Character Education Highlighted by National Club Leader
Mrs J L Lush Ames Iowa led a Mary land Federation of Women's Clubs fall meeting on character education as a national campaign. She urged personal character analysis and warned against sloppy thinking and distorted attitudes toward sex while sharing travel anecdotes from Europe and noting wealth inequality in Spain and progressive care for the elderly in Scandinavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. L. Lush
Ames
Iowa
Clubwomen
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Francis Scott Key
Lush
General Federation
Washington
Europe
Paris
Spain
Betty Benge
Hagerstown
Hood College
F. Wiliam Tillinghast
Upperco
Thomas W. Fleming
St Michaels
Alaroyland
Report Demand Brisk Here For Baltimore Colt Tickets
Tickets for Colts football games are in brisk demand across Maryland branch offices of the Automobic Club. Frederick branch at the Francis Scott Key Hotel reports supply and high demand, with end zones and center zone reservations exhausted for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Colt Tickets
Automobic Club of Maryland
Frederick
Francis Scott Rey
Jack Alextor
Woman's Society meeting notes program and plans
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs Vince Varhes and Mrs Bernard Selby. one visitor attended. The worship service Pain of our Fathers was presented by Mrs Richard Burns with selections This is My Father's War and For the Beauty of the Earth. Meditations by Mrs Ard Watkins Jr. Business led by President Mrs Murray Euler. Next meeting November 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Thelma Ase's home. A social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. S.C
Woman's Society of
Chris
Marsetehuren
Vince Varihes
Bernard Selby
Rirs
Richard Burns
Burns
Shirley Smith
Esaco
Rosa
America
Earl
Africa
Harry
India
Monroe Free
Wise Citie Nice
Ard Watkins, Jr
Presissi
Murray Euler Theeting
Benedicsi
Thelma Ase
Heavy Docket Monday Night at Columbus City Court
Magistrate Edward J. Smith presided over a heavy docket during the Columbus Day holiday night court. James P. Hargett of 127 West Second Street won acquittal on a reckless driving charge cited by Officer Bliis Carty after testimony regarding a rear-end collision at Third and Bentz. Several others were fined or jailed for disturbances, drunkenness, and traffic violations, with collateral forfeitures listed for multiple defendants from York, Pa., Columbia, Pa., and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
James P. Hargett
West Second Street
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bliis Carty
Third
Bentz Street
Hargett
Robert E. Hughes
York
North Market Street
Michael F. Peters
Carnival
Springfield
Mass
William Staley
Carl I. Bender
Charles T. Keith Jr
Frederick
Sergt
Harry Quinn
Viola J. Preston
Claudette Vandy
Robert L. Thompson
Charles Roland
Charles R. Hurd
Lara Brown
John Brown
Columbia
Lieut
Phebus
Quinn
Tregoning
Rouzee
Samuel Moore
Clarksburg
James A. Nelson
Norris Brown
Vernon Heffner
Samuel A. Brown
Hagerstown
Alton E. Wolfe
Baltimore
Roger J. Gray
County May Again Be Asked For Blood
Frederick County Red Cross reports call for blood donors to stock a reserve for veterans and disasters. Chapter House heard that negotiations with the national organization proceed and board action enables another call if needed. Home service, transportation, and garment production for Frederick Memorial Hospital were highlighted, with $264.75 raised for Greek earthquake relief and a unanimously adopted treasurer’s report by Paul Michael.
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Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Chapter House
Charles V. Mann
Natonal Organization
Home Service
Hich
Ene Landeren
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Einer C. Webb
Motor Corps
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Allentown
Paul Michael
Water Supplies Hold Up Well in County Towns
Water systems across county towns have remained adequate despite a prolonged drought. Ban removals include Mt Airy and Thurmont, with Thurmont poised to lift after the canning factory shutdown. Emmitsburg Rainbow Lake levels fall four feet, Middletown and Braddock Heights keep supplies steady, and a small Mt Lena forest fire was contained by local crews.
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Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Jenkins Bros
Mt Airy
Emmitsburg
Rainbow Lake
Myersville
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Walkersville
Weather Bureau
Mt. Lena
Washington County
Herman Toms
Funkstown
Braddock Heights Volunteers Eye Portable Pump Purchase
Braddock Heights Fire Department members at the October meeting approved buying a portable pump for water delivery from ponds or streams to engines. President Frank Beachley announced plans to fund helmets boots and other gear via a card party and to pay down debt with treasury funds. About 30 of roughly 225 members attended as the largest turnout in the department’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Beachley
Treasury
Whung workers circle of grace church meeting notes
The Whung Circle of Grace Lutheran Church Rocky Hill met Friday evening October 4 at Mrs Mary Harp s home Eleven members attended With no president or secretary present Mrs Sylvester Bostian led the meeting It opened with Faith Of Our Fathers scripture prayer and Wonderful Words Of Life A guess box prize went to Mrs Ellis Frock The Woodsboro food sale was moved to October 24 A door prize went to Mrs Charles Rhoderick bean dressing won by Mrs Willis Smith Refreshments followed and the meeting closed with Be Still Be Tie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Mary Harp
Sylvester Bostian
Russell Grabill
Alton Smith
Roger Hahn
Ellis Frock
Woodsboro
Charles Rhoderick
Willis Smith
Surprise Party for Clifford Long Birthday at Buckerstown
A surprise party was held Sunday at the Buckerstown home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Long to honor Clifford Long on his birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clifford Long and many neighbors including Mr and Mrs Charles Long of Frederick, Mr and Mrs Roland Long of Frederick, Mr and Mrs Arthur Cecil of Frederick, Mr and Mrs Charles Bowman of Mt Airy, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Long of Mt Airy, Mr and Mrs James Brown of Gaithersburg, Mrs Mary Cook of Frederick, Charles Spurrier of Frederick, Patty Long, Charles Long, Carol Burke, Janice Cecil, Barbara Cecil, Bernice Cecil, Sharon Cecil, Daniel Brown, Wayne Masser, Sylvia Masser, Linda Leng, and Edward B. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Long
Buckerstown
Charles Long
Frederck
Roland Long
Frederick
Arthur Cecil
Charles Bowman
Mit
Aff
Lawrence Long
Mt. Airs
James Brown
Gaithersburg
Mary ‘Cook
Charlies Spur‘rier
Patty Long
Carol Burke
Janice Cecil
Barbara Cecil
Bernice Cecil
Sharon Cecil
Daniel Brown
Wayne Masser
Sylvia Masser
Linda Lengi
Edward B. Jones
Private Power Can Out Produce U S Projects
Potomac Edison official told Rotarians the private power industry can meet emergency demand and out produce government projects. Fifteen private utilities formed Ohio Valley Electric and Indiana Kentucky Electric to build two large plants for an Atomic Energy Commission center in Ohio. The speaker noted the need for guaranteed absorption of power and full utilization of the new stations if federal plans shift away from the AEC program. He claimed private industry can handle a national scale task and contrasted it with Soviet efficiency. The talk covered TVA, flood control links, and expanding Potomac Edison output, with a brief Potomac River Authority history and local Rotary participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Ohio Valley Electric Corporation
Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corporation
Atomic Energy Commission
Ohio
George S Humphrey
Service Club
ABC
Oto
Pri- Bne
Humphrey
United States
Soviet Russia
TVA
Potomac River Authority
Maryland River
Washlington
Potomac
Dejcades
Rotary Club
Paul W. McAuliffe
Charles S. ¥. Laniner
W.L. Lloyd
Brunswick
G. R. Donovan
Glen Burnie
James Posey
Baltimore
Ernest Bartle
Hagers
Creek drought drains Potomac and Monocacy low
The article reports an extreme dry spell reducing Fishing Creek reservoir by about 17 million gallons and lowering the Potomac and Monocacy rivers to multi-year lows. Linganore Creek still provides pumping for the city, while forecasts show little rain. Water supply outlook remains tense with 1953 precipitation near normal only due to early-year wetness.
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Fishing Creek
Potomac River
Linganore Creek
Gas House Pike Bridge
Paw Paw
County
Rufus Stapleton Fined After Weekend Accident in Amisburg
Rufus Stapleton, 32, faced $25 damages for a dented fender after a weekend accident in Amisburg Ohio. Police charged him with intoxication and a red light violation. He allegedly avoided a parking meter and ducked under a parked car while officers tried to arrest him. Stapleton was reportedly riding a horse. Samuel Morse, inventor of the telegraph, was noted as a famed American sprinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amisburg
Ohio
Rufus Stapleton
Stapleton
Survey Reports License Denied in Thurmont
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce survey progresses with 19 145 questionnaires mailed and returns at 30 40 per day. A firm discussed would employ about 45 workers in a small plant making potato products, with a suitable site offered. Thurmont license for off sale beer wine and liquor was denied due to population evidence and ample existing outlets, based on a 1950 census of 3 444 and unofficial estimates. hearings concluded October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Michael
C. of C
Frederick
H. C. Toor Shoe Corporation
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber
Girard W. Gallup
Gail L. Catshall
Ralph Aubrey Sauble
Thurmont
Catshall
Urbana
Austin James
Edwin F. Nikirk
Twest
Air Force Reserve officer faces ouster over loyalty doubts
Lt Milo J Radulovich, 26, a meteorology student and father of two, was recommended for discharge from the Air Force Reserve and termination of all commissions by a 10th Air Force board of three colonels. HQ stressed his loyalty was not questioned while denouncing family associations as radical. He called the decision akin to Nazi practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Clemens
Mich
Air Force Reserve
Milo J. Radulovich
University of Michigan
10Th Air Force Board
10Th AF
John Radulovich
Hudson Motor
Margaret Fishman
Detroit
Radulovich
Ann Arbor
Advance In Air Power And Security Grows Strong
A Senate Armed Services Subcommittee reported that U S air power and collective security have advanced to a point where aggressor nations could be punished. Senators Case Duff and Stennis toured overseas bases, briefed President Eisenhower, and warned base construction mistakes persist. They cited bases in England Scotland France Morocco Portugal Spain Germany Libya Turkey Greece Italy and Australia as evidence of progress while urging continued gains. The Atomic Energy Commission announced approved contracts with Duquesne Light Co and Walter Kidde Nuclear Laboratories to study private industry use of atomic power.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services
U. S
Sens
Case
RSD
Duff
R-Pa
Stennis
D-Miss
Eisenhower
U.S
England
Scotland
France
French Morocco
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Libya
Turkey
Greece
Laly
Australia
Atomic Energy Commission
Itas
Eustor
Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Walter Kidden Nuclear Laboratories
Galden City
Hearing Of Assault Charges Postponed In Mountaindale
Magistrate Wiibur F Sheffield Jr postponed the assault and battery hearing against Nancy Stull of Mountaindale, as the father of the defendant said witnesses were not ready. The hearing was continued after a late warrant service and a threat of a guilty plea, with a vulgar description of the case. Other items include traffic fines and license violations for several residents, such as Krantz and Massici, plus a reckless driving charge for Danner and a passing violation for Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiibur
Sheffield, J Jr
Doris E. Craver
Nancy Stull
Mountaindale
Kenneth L. Krantz
East Second Street
Nathan Dorsey
Krantz
Maynard Eugene Bowers
West All Saints Street
Donald E. Massici
Hagerstown
Melvin L. Danner
Hamilton
Gatline Jacobson
Bartonsville
John E. Wiliams
Frederick
Mrs Clary Speaker At Zonta Meeting
Mrs Clary serves as guest speaker at the Zonta Club weekly dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She shared a West Coast motor trip through story and slides, introduced by Mrs Hilda Croghan, with President Catherine Johnson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Clary
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
West Coast
Clary
Hilda Croghan
Catherine Johnson
Mary Kline
F. Russell Young
Marie Young
Mildred Dann
Camp Detrick
Beattie Stauffer
East Frederick
Walkersville
Cornelia Bjorlee
Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Thomas J. Kilcullen
J.C. D
Fordham University
St. John’s Law School
Mount St. Mary’s Seminary
Father Kilcullen
Firm
of Humphries, Fox, and Day
Frank Keefer
Eugene W. Pruitt
Charles P. Staley
North End Civic Association
New North Frederick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Board of Education
Jacob R. Ramsburg
A. Grant Hooper
Pruitt
C. R. Stull
Lem Keller
Staley
Robert R Rhoderick
Donald B. Rice
Sossenes Ege
NEW School
North Frederick
Hillion
United Nations
United Sates
U. XN
Korea Rehabilitation Administration
UNKRA
Korea
Frank Reefer
Melvin Engle
North Carroll Street
Willam Yingling
Philadelphia
Seiberiing Tire Company
Engie
Samuel Morse
Chamber of Commerce
Sauble
Ofsted Air Force
Board
Zonta
Cologne
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