Local Men Elected To Heart Assn Board
Two Frederick men were elected to the Maryland Heart Association Board of Trustees at the annual state meeting in Baltimore on October 12. Donald B. Rice, president of the Frederick County Heart Association, and Dr. A. A. Pearce, local physician, join Dr. William B. Love as top officers. The meeting at Johns Hopkins University featured Dr. Helen B. Taussig’s progress report and talks on rheumatic fever prevention, mitral stenosis surgery, and state clinic programs. Attendees from Frederick included Mrs. Ada Moore, Mrs. Bettie Bohn, Mrs. Charles Butcher, and Dr. Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Heart Association
Baltimore
Donald B. Rice
Frederick County Heart Association
A. A. Pearce
William &. Love
Department of Medicine
University of Maryland
Johns
Ada Moore
Bettie Bohn
Charles, Butcher
Pearre
Eisenhower Warns War Leaves All Sides Losers at Hartford
President Eisenhower tells Trinity College listeners that in any major war all parties lose, with destruction surpassing past wars. He condemns Moscow and Peiping for a persistent threat, urges outlawing total war weapons, and calls for disarmament while preserving free nations. He appeals to the Kremlin to seek true peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Trinity College
Hartford
Moscow
Peiping
Kremlin
Support for the Frederick Community Chest Letter to the Editor
Andrew G. Truxal urges Frederick readers to back the Community Chest. He lauds agencies for service and careful accounting of funds, noting their accountability and impact on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Frederick
Andrew G
Truxal
County Candidates Plan Unified Visits This Week
Republican county candidates, after a Hope Hill meeting, plan to visit Unionville Libertytown and Bartonsville this week. They start with a 7 p.m. covered dish supper in Unionville, hosted by the Republican women, then meet residents in Libertstown at 6 p.m. Wednesday and hold a Bartonsville meeting Thursday night. Wesley Lee introduced the speakers. Charles McC Jr. spoke for the state candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Hill
Unionville
Libertytown
Bartonsville
Libertstown
Wesley Lee
Charles McC. 3A . Jr
First Crack Shows In Britain's Strike
London dock gates faced pressure as a partial walkout spread across ports including London Southampton Hull Liverpool Kirkenhead Carston Rochester and Manchester. Arthur Deakin moved to push workers back to duties while Transport Union officials blamed Communist elements and Prime Minister Churchill’s cabinet held fire on troop dispatch to unload ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Arthur Deakin
Cant Transport and General Workers
Emon
Southampton
Hull
Liverpool
Kirkenhead
Carston
Rochester
Manchester
Stevedores
Churchill
Community Gleanings From Union Bridge Local Life
Union Bridge notes Mr Charles H Motter York Pa visiting relatives Luther Yingling family. Nelson Pittinger building a new home Westminster. Rev A Odell Osteen former Union Bridge pastor guest speaker at annual covered dish fellowship supper. Olin Strine entertains for fifth birthday of daughter Darlene Strine. Margaret Devilbiss returns from Baltimore. Union Lutheran Parish house filled for Christian Endeavor play cast includes Bobby Royer Tommy Lambert Neil Bohn Deanne Crouse Nancy Roelke Mary Royer Linda Miller directed by Mrs Claude Bohn. Movies of Taneytown centennial shown by Richard Wilhide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Charles H. Motter
York
Luther Yingling
Nelson Pittinger
Westminster
Odell Osteen
Laurel
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Olin Strine
Darlene Strine
Brenda
Carolyn Bill
Stuart
Nancy
Becky
Libby Repp
Donna
Debbie Thompson
Nancy Carhaugh
Judy Powell
Randy Yingling
Chester Bill
Abner Devilbiss
Newton
Margaret Devilbiss
Johnsville
Baltimore
Mr. Union Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Bobby Royer
Tommy Lambert
Neil Bohn
Deanne Crouse
Nancy Roelke
Mary Royer
Linda Miller
Claude Bohn
Taneytown
Richard Wilhide
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items detail a Feagaville horse owned by John C Derr running away on East Patrick Street, breaking an arc fuse, injuring itself in front of the car barn. Horace C Zacharias sold 197 South Market street to Edward J Winebrewer Jr for 900 pounds. Park Hotel owners consider vacancy by October 31 with several applicants. one plan to reopen later. Maryland bankers meet in Annapolis, with Frederick delegates including Farmers and Mechanics Bank president S Maynard and Fredericktown Savings president ME Doll. Boys Temperance Association held a meeting in WoCOT rooms. Captain Walter Saunders plans to form a company soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Derr
Feagaville
East Patrick Street
Middle Alley
Horace C. Zacharias
South Market Street
Edward J. Winebrewer, Jr
Park Hotel
Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Maynard
Fredericktown Savings Institution
ME Doll
Boys Temperance Assocention
Wocot
Walter Saunders
Twenty Years Ago Notes From The News Columns Ort
Four inspectors will survey Brunswick water system to count outlets after rate reduction. Brunswick High School bars fast track after Zane defeat in 1932. Republican candidate Tarry Womick urges 105,000 Democrats who opposed Ritchie to unite with GOP to oust him. James Theodore Waesch e Thurmont water superintendent and longtime dealer dies at his home in his 86th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School
Pyst Sorcer
Zane
Hy Frederick Tarry Womick
City Opera House
Ritchie
GOP
James Theodore Waesche
Thurmont
Mechanustown Water Company
Norfolk couple wed at Fairmont Park Methodist Church
Miss Joan Loretta Crump and James Cramer Shipley wed in Norfolk Virginia Saturday at Fairmont Park Methodist Church with Rev. Graham Carlton officiating. The ceremony featured palms and white flowers, music by Mrs. Grace Terry, and a gown with a pearl outlined neckline. The reception followed at the Naval Base Officers Club in Norfolk. The couple plans a Northern honeymoon and Alexandria residence after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Loretta Crump
Edward Archie Crump
Norfolk
James Cramer Shiples
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
Fairmont Park Methodist Church
Graham Carlton
Grace Terry
Thomas R. Terry
R. C. Pickford
Metheum
Mass
Jean Green
Melly Nottingham
Linda Shipley
Frederick
Mary Jane Williams
Peter L. Shipley
Edward D. Burser
Baltimara
Willam Browning
Jamestown
Officers Club
Naval Base
H. F. Shipley
Margaret Cramer
William Browning
Elinor Krepps
Patrick D. Shipley
Phillip B. Philips
Silver Spring
E. D. Burger
Baltiimore
Francis C. Thomas
Quantico
Baltimore
Maury High School
General Hospital School of Nursing
Shipley
Frederick High School
U. S. Menham Maine Academy
Rutger Point
L. 1
Kg LS
Virginia
Halloween Party Brings Junior Auxiliary and Legion Members Together
A joint Hallowe en party for Junior Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion took place at the Francis Scott Key Post home. A costumed parade judged by Ras Gasiley and John Newton awarded prizes to Ebien Dorsey prettiest Terry Miller most spirited Gilmore Flaud Jr funniest Mrs Herbert Hahn entertained guests and coordinated games. Refreshments served to about 50 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Auxiliary and Sons of the American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Ras Gasiley Andohn Newton
Ebien Dorsey
Terry Miller
Gilmore Flaud
Herbert Hahn
Ronnie Fisher
Jamie Rager
Joseph Holdcraft
William Muller
Coen Airmer
New Windsor PT Meeting Highlights Attendance Awards
New Windsor events noted at a United Nations showing of New Windsor-4 film and attendance awards won by Mrs Rebecca Harman and Mrs C. Benighot. Boy Scouts enjoyed a tracking trip and attended the Methodist Church as a group. Harvest Home observed at Winters Lutheran Church during a 9:30 a.m. service. Union Bridge Homemakers club members attended together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
United Nations
Rebecca Harman
C. Benighot
Robin Hess
Graham
Lutheran Church
Union Bridge Homemakers Club
Indictment Bias Case Shapes Up in Lattimore Affair
A defense and press-fence dispute surrounds Judge Youngdahl and U.S. Attorney Rover over bias claims in the Lattimore case. Rover cites a prior opinion and congressional findings. Youngdahl denounces the affidavit as scandalous and says judges may step aside to preserve fairness. The matter hinges on whether the judge should sit or withdraw pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Owen Lattimore
State Department
Truman
China
Free World
Ying
Lattimore
United States
U. S
Leo A. Rover
Vonngdahl
Youngdahl
U.S
Department of Justice
Rover
An Mel
Batata 8
Mr. Rover
Tydings Committee
McCar
McCarran Committee
Communist Party
Supreme Court
WL Yel
Junior Red Cross To Meet Teachers In Frederick County
In Frederick County schools teachers aiding the Junior Red Cross program will meet at the Red Cross headquarters on West Second Street Wednesday. The meeting, led by Mrs. Melvin Partridge and co chair Richard Ramsburg, aims to acquaint teachers with the work and how it supports planning for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Red Cross
West Second Street
Melvin Partridge
Vrs
Richard Ramsburg
Partridge
Huthdas
Manual Arts
Claims Goods Damaged In Transport Suit Filed
Carl H. Stone files in Circuit Court a claim for 347,875 in damages after goods including household furnishings and personal effects were mishandled by Alonzo E. Meadows and North American Van Lines. Hartford Fire Insurance Co seeks recovery of 1,501.43 already paid under the policy. The case targets Meadows Van and Storage and North American Van Lines with charges of improper packing and loss during transit and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Stone
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Alonzo E. Meadows
Meadows van and
North
American van Lines, Inc
Throth
H. Reese
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Frederick
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Stone
Girl Scouts Here Help Build Juliette Gordon Low Center
Frederick Scouts and leaders raise funds to restore and operate the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah GA as the national Girl Scout center. A Birthday celebration at the Opera House Sunday marks the effort with a choral reading and planned dedication for March 12 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts of the
Savannah
National Board of Directors
U. S
Opera House
Gordon
Gordon House
Savannah Girl Scouts
National Girl Scouts
National Trust For Historical Preservation
Historic Preservation
National Trust
Juliette Low
Edward D. Storm
Births and military notes fill Middletown personals
The Frederick Memorial Hospital in Middletown welcomed a seven pound four ounce baby on October 24 1954 with Mrs. Fisher the former Alice Poffenberger. Other births include Deborah Kay Cheeks born October 18 and a Shank daughter born October 23 in Norfolk Virginia. Local service members Howard Fiook Jr and Charles Ross III test for Lackland AFB Texas. Abe Grossnickle discharged after two years in Korea. Carl Staley transferred to Fort Bliss Texas. Charles and Mrs May of Hagerstown observe their sixtieth wedding anniversary at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nirooead Mere Aerae Pl Riches
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fisher
Alice Poffenberger
Howard C. Fiook, Jr
H. Q. Fiook
East Second Street
Charles W. Ross
Charles Ross
Braddock Heights
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
E. Guy
Cheeks
West Church Street
Deborah Kay
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Naomi
Norfolk General Hospital
85Th Inf Regi
Korea
Fort George G. Meade
Carl C. Staley
C. Staley
West South Street
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
Fort Bliss Tex
Latth Ord Co
Fort Bliss
Sick Mr H Q Miller and others listed in brief notices
Among The Sick Mr H Q Miller of 114 East Church Street is confined to bed after illness at Price Electric Co. Warry W Herman of West Second St, Post sports editor, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as medical patient in satisfactory condition. Charles Frank, son of Milton A Frank Jr, underwent tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing well. Mrs Jd Staub of Bradock Heights is seriously ill at Church Home Hospital. James Roy Jr, aviation electronics technician second class USN, was presented the Air Medal and Good Conduct Medal at Kodiak Alaska. Martha Washington, wife of George Washington, was previously married to Daniel Parke Custis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Q. Miller
Price Electric Company
East Church Street
Warry W. Herman
West Second Street
The
Post
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Frank
Milton A. Frank Jr
Trail Avenue
Jd. Marshall Staub
Braddock Heights
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Kodiak, Maska
James Roy, Jr
USN
James R. Joy
Libertytown
Dorothy Dix Advice on Kay Breakup and Meeting New Partners
Dorothy Dix counsels a 20 year old man who spent too much on a girlfriend to cut costly entertainment and remain friendly. She notes Kay is more mature and suggests staying as a pleasant friend or moving on if she won’t date again. She warns against pressuring her and says future happiness depends on personal growth and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dex
Miss Dix
Kay
Tom
Jove
Donation Day At Home For Aged Aims To Aid Infirmary
The Home For Aged will hold its Annual Donation Day at 115 Record Street to receive gifts from friends. Twenty nine residents are cared for, several bed ridden, while others are in good health. A planned infirmary fund exists, with a Christmas Sale canceled this year, though ladies have crafted items to aid the fund. Four cubicles in the Sun Room serve the sick until the infirmary is built. A sprinkler system is being installed per the State Board of Health to improve safety. Matron Mrs Maule Kefauver oversees the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae ‘Phewedadw
State Board of Health
Maule Kefauver
Adamstown Homemakers Club Meets Observes United Nations Day
Women’s club meeting at the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Adamstown discussed United Nations Day on October 24 with a hymn and remarks by Mrs Michael. A November 10 trip to visit the United Nations was announced and donations were collected for the Home for the Aged. Hostess Mrs William Brosius served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Brosius
Adamstown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Palmer Snook
Michael
United Nations
U. N
New York
Miss Dix
Statis
Lies
T. Bertram King
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Heart Assn. Board
the News
News
Ames and Brownly
James Cramer Shipley
Youngdah
Frank Keefor
Penney
Colm
Ace
Drced
Chidiens Ami Society
CAS
Junior Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Martha Washington
George Washington
Daniel Parke Custis
NER Service
N.Y
Bell Syndicale, Inc
Home For
Fawr
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