Leila Jim Palmer questions light up Boyle column
A four year old Leila Jim Palmer asks playful yet profound questions about life and wonders aloud about topics from pushing walls to Santa hearing wishes. Her parents Helen and George Palmer, noted early as thoughtful observers, plan to preserve their children's curiosities for future reflection. Also notes on a Red Cross first aid class registration at Federated Charities building with Bruce Brachey as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAL Boxle State College
Leila Jim Palmer
Leia Jim
Helen
George Palmer
Frances
Palmer Sisters
Nina
Zona
George
Leith Jim
Red Cross
Federated Charities Tilding
South Market Street
Bruce Brachey
Frederick post office stamp duties and audit notices
Frederick postal section reports audit figures and credit entries for the day. Details mention a membership audit board and clerical postings dated October 25, 1955, with monetary figures and routine processing notes.
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Frederick
Bees and humans share a growing medical bond across time
Antibiotics and sulfa drugs curb bee epidemics such as nosema and foul brood enabling healthier hives. Bees now receive injections via their own tiny systems while research explores time sense direction and communication. Dr. Karl M. Bowman warns alcoholism rises especially among women, urging major funding for research and liquor industry participation. Notices filed reveal tax liens against local residents including Hilda Pittman and Pearl Davis with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl M. Bowman
Langley Porter Clinic
San Francisco
American Psychological Association
Bowman
C. I. Fon
Hilda B. Pittman
Brunswick
Donald P. Eagle
Knoxville
Pearl T. Davis
Frederick
Town County Cleaners
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
The county total registered vote stands at 15 242 up from 13 335 last year. The mayor and aldermen consider buying a street sweeper and may use fire company horses to haul it. C Thomas Kemp presents plans for a new building at Market and Patrick streets. A Hagerstown Academy of Music entertainment features Robert Downing with Miss M Hershbarger and H Dorsey Etchison, plus Mountiin City Lodge Knights of Pythias orchestra. YMCA board names Franklin H Harrington temporary secretary after Ira N Logan's resignation. Samuel Holter on North Market reports a second crop of Sharpless strawberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisions of Elections
C. Thomas Kemp
Market
Patrick Streets
Robert Downing
Mertle Hershberger
H. Dorsey Etchison
Mountiin City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Academy of Music
Hagerstown
Young Men's Christian Association
Franklin H. Harrington
Ira N. Logan
Samuel Holter
North Market Street
Broad Run school strike eyed for settlement by governor
Twenty years ago in Frederick, Governor Harry W. Nice asked the county school board to resolve the Broad Run school strike after more than a month of disruption. Licenses directors were urged to halt beer or wine service after midnight. Rollins J. Atkinson was elected business manager of the Jeffersonian basketball team at a YMCA meeting as autumn temperatures dropped to 37.
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Harry W. Nice
Frederick County School Board
Broad Run
G. Ed. Myers
Rollins J. Atkinson
Jeffersonian
YMCA
The
Mercury
Deeds Recorded In Urbana District Farm Sale Noted
Deeds filed in the Clerk's office report transfers including Mr and Mrs Casper Fender selling 108 acres in Urbana district to Mr and Mrs William P Hughes for about 21500 dollars with revenue stamps. Mr and Mrs Robert E Belt sold property on Sundays Lane to Mr and Mrs Frank HO Corun for around 14500 dollars.
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Casper Fender
William P. Hughes
Urbana
Robert E Belt
Frank
HO Corun
Draftees and Veterans Guide For Reservists and Servicemen
Major Thomas M Mo Fom M J M of New Otte La answers reader questions on Korean GI Bill eligibility for those called to active duty after Sept 1954, grave markers for Confederate veterans, draft deferment for dependents, WWI widow eligibility, lifetime VA compensation, WWII GI Bill schooling limits, and debt collection via the soldier’s command. The column guides readers on active duty dates, eligibility rules, and how to seek government or military assistance.
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Fom M. J. M
New Otte
Tulane
Up To Date Blood Donor List Unavailable
A local resident filed a complaint over the absence of an up to date list of probable blood donors for emergencies. The civic association president said he was asked to secure 12 pints for an emer gency at Frederick Memorial Hospital but found no current list. The only available donor list was a 1953 Red Cross entry, and the hospital expects blood replacement when possible.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Civic Association
Appeals Taken in Circuit Court Delays Set for Trial
Appeals from magistrate court verdicts have been filed in the Circuit Court docket. Among defendants are Paul W Fogle of West Fifth Street fined 50 dollars and costs for illegal passing, Vernon C Crummitt of Middletown failing to stop after an accident with 100 dollars and 10 days, Arthur Fawell charged with assault on Aaron K Ogle sentence one year, Clarence E Snowden assault and battery with jury trial requested, Theodore M Leiphart disturbing the peace fined 100 dollars or 60 days. No trial dates yet set.
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Circuit Court
Paul W Fogle
West Fifth Street
Vernon C. Crummitt
Middletown
RFD
Arthur Fawell
Aaron K. Ogle
Clarence E Snowden
Theodore M. Leiphart
Brothers in service brothers Baugher twins in Army posts
Brothers Franklin D. Baugher and Roy C. Baugher Jr. sons of Mr and Mrs Roy C Baugher Sr entered the Army this year. Franklin enlisted January 13 and trained at Fort Jackson now at Fort Benning Ga. Roy enlisted June 22 and trained at Fort Jackson now at Camp Gordon Ga. They are brothers of Joseph S Baugher who served six years in the Navy and Sergeant Martin L Baugher who served 16 months in the Korean War.
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Pyts
Franklin D, Baugher
Roy C. Baugher Jr
Roy C. Baugher Sr
Army
Georgia
Franklin D. Baugher
Armed Forces
Fort Jackson
D. C
Fort Ken
Co. A
Inf
Pyt
Camp Gordon
U. S
Tsess
Joseph S. Baugher
Martin L. Baugher
Frederick Shopping Center vote clarified by planning official
Frederick City official E Paul Magaha president of the Board of Aldermen and planning commissioner explains his negative vote on the October 17 decision approving four to one the West Seventh street shopping center. He cites residential development doubts permits and downtown impact amid heated debates with local merchants and attorneys from Berla and Abie and Richard Zimmerman.
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City Planning Commission
Frederick Shopping Center, Inc
E. Paul Magaha
Magaha
Frederick
West Seventh Street Pike
Berla
Abie
Archiets
Washington
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frederick Shopping Center Inc
Verchant
Manuel M Webbers
Macaha
West Seventh Street
City Planutte Commission
Eiivens
Board of Aldermen
Planning Commission
Gore graduates from NCO academy in Hawaii
William S Gore 23 son of Mr and Mrs B F Gore of Brunswick has graduated from the 25th Infantry Division Non Commissioned Officer Academy in Hawaii where he studied administrative procedures leadership and culinary techniques. Gore a gunner in Heavy Mortar Company 2nd Infantry Battalion entered the Army in October 1954 after attending Clemson Agricultural College and working for Bowers Construction Co in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Wiliam S Gore
B. F. Gore
Brunswick
25Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
Gore
2Th Infantis Baasionsidin Regiment
Army
Tle
Clemson
S. C
Bower’s Construction Co
Raleigh
N. C
Opposition to West Seventh street project delays plans
In 1953 city officials favored a residential area of 100 to 200 homes over a metropolitan shopping center to support downtown business. The Planning Commission hearing on West Seventh Street revealed alleged changes to the plat. The writer urged continued study and delay of approval until residential construction and off street parking facilities are more fully examined.
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Planning Commission
West Seventh Street
Colts chief says Life caption unfair to Joyce
Baltimore Colts president Don Kellett condemned a Life magazine caption as unfair to Don Joyce. He claimed the photos from the December 5 game show Richter the aggressor, Joyce defending himself, and that Joyce did not employ dirty tactics.
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Baltimore
Don Kellett
Baltimore Colts
Life Magazine
Los Angeles
Don Joyce
Life
Les Richter
Los Angeles Rams
Joyce
Richter
Kellett
Rams
Colts
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Fragment
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about a dating triangle with a 41.5 year old and a rival back home. The writer’s dynamic is tested by jealousy rumors as the suitor also dates Brenda. Dix urges trust in the good partner, discard the gossip, and seek real competition.
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Wuruthe
Miss DIX
Andel
Brenda
Dotty
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits Births andErrands
Rev James F Rogers returned home after weekend houseguests including Miss Pat Morgan and Miss Mary Scheuer Dr D Paul Smelser and Mrs Thompson visited Camp Detrick and New Windsor residents AAUW state meeting held in Washington Bernard E Kelly and Betty Bachtell announce birth of daughter Kathryn Elizabeth at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds seven ounces Airman Charles N May ill with pneumonia at Camp Detrick Hospital awaiting reassignment Winton Hubble and Joyce Fisher announce birth of daughter Karen Anne at Frederick Memorial Hospital weight seven pounds 17% inches
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James F. Rogers
Jackson
Tenn
Samuel Warfield
North Market Street
Pat Morgan
Scotland
Mary Scheuer
Baltimore
Ernest N. Shipley
Cheverly
G. William Shipley
Washington Street
D. Paul Smelser
Cincinnati
John E. Thompson
Camp Detrick
Smelser
New Windsor
Allister M. MacKay
Frederick
American Association of University Women
William R. Hinshaw
AAUW
Katherine Wehler
Maryland Aauw
National
Washington
Bernard E. Kelly
West Second Street
Kathryn Elizabeth
Camp Detrick Hospital
Sheppard Air Forces Base
Texas
Winton Hubble
West Fifth Street
Karen Anne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hubble
Joyce Fisher
Harmony
Local Health Notes From Town Homes
Among the sick Mrs. Mary Shaeffer of Park Avenue is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she is a surgical patient. Miss Louise Frock has been ill at her aunt’s home. Mrs. Charles Masser of Motter Place is slowly improving. Ronald Joseph Covell son of Mrs. Evelyn Philhower of Washington D C fell Friday at school breaking his left arm and is getting along nicely.
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Mary Shaeffer
Park Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louise Frock
Charles Masser
Motter Place
Ronald Joseph Covell
Evelyn Philhower
Washington, D. C
Jurisdictional Dispute Over County Health Authority
Dr Forbes Burgess, Carroll county health officer, visited the W Umon Bridge to probe possible health code violations on the Harry G Wolfe farm leased to Union Bridge. The site lies one mile from Union Bridge in Frederick county, and Burgess says it falls under Frederick’s jurisdiction. Carroll seeks state health department ruling on which county has authority.
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Forbes Burgess
W Umon Bridge
Harry G. Wolfe
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Frederick County
Burgess
State Department of Health
Beall Probes Alaskan Newsprint Prospects
Senator Glenn Beall plans to ask Interior Secretary McKay about developing an American newsprint industry in Alaska. He has also sought information from the Justice Department anti trust division on Canadian newsprint, amid reports of a $5 per ton price rise by two Canadian firms. Beall questions how to spur private capital to build a pulp and newsprint supply in Alaska under government supervision.
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Cumberland
Glenn Beall
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
Alaska
Beall
Justice Department
Anti-Trust Division
Maryland
Joe L. Brown Named Pirates General Manager
Pittsburgh announces Joe L. Brown age 37 son of comedian Joe F. Brown will serve a one year term as general manager succeeding Branch Rickey Sr. Brown starts Nov 1 with full charge while Rickey remains as director in advisory role. Branch Jr. continues to run farm system. Branch Sr. chairs board.
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Pittsburgh
Joe L. Brown
Joe F. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Branch Rickey Sr
Brown
Pirates’ Board
Forbes Field
John Walbreath
Rickey
Branch Jr
Pirates
Branch Sr
New Orleans
Galbreath
Tom Johnson
Ralston Purina opens new Harrisburg mill drawing crowds
About 350 people from Frederick and Montgomery counties attended the grand opening of the Ralston Purina Company’s new Harrisburg mill in Pennsylvania. Guests arrived by bus from H. C. Summers and Co and other firms, with many more traveling by car from several area towns. The facility will manufacture 15,000 tons of Purma Chow monthly, aiming to speed service to regional customers.
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Frederck
Montgomery
Ralston Purina Company
Harrisburg
H.C. Summers and Co
Jefferson
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Frederick
People’s Supply Co
Myersville
D. W. Snook
Lexistown
Glade Valley Milling Co
Walkersville
N. Z. Cramer and Son Corp
Wondsbaye
Hood and Grimes, Miani
Poolesville Supply Co
Poolesville
Mrs Jesse Jenkins Admitted To Anne M Warner Hospital
Mrs Jesse Jenkins Ammuilsburz was admitted recently to the Anne M Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Jesse Jenkins
Ammuilsburz
Anne M. Warner
Gettysburg
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Major Thomas M. Mo
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F. D. Baugher
R. C. Baugher Jr
Dorothy Dix
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