Oriental Flower Arrangement History Presented by Frederick Art Club
Members of the Frederick Art Club met at Miss Helen L. Smith’s Old Braddock home to hear a history of Oriental flower arrangement tied to Buddhist tradition. Mrs. F Earle Shriner spoke on a Cooperstown historic housekeeping course under the National Trust for Historic Preservation and NYS Historical Association. The club plans Chinese Art and American Crafts study themes with workshops led by Miss Smith, Mrs. Baldwin, and Mrs. Bennett, and the next meeting is November 8 at Miss Louise Weagley’s Broad Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas Satrit
F. Earle Shriner
Cooperstown
N. Y
National Trust For Historic Preservation
New York State Historical Association
Roger Willard
Miss Smith
Charles R. Baldwin
Geo. L. Bennett
Our The News Frederick The News Piha Gre Saturday Oct 198
The page appears damaged with scattered fragments of headers and fills. Readable items are limited to a dated Saturday date line and newspaper title fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jets Speed and Global Travel Then and Now
The article notes jet travel will cut coast to coast flight times to about 44 hours by 1958 and around the world in roughly 24 hours once fuel and jet technology allow. It explains sunrise to sunrise scheduling and Earth rotation enables seemingly stationary guns, highlighting rapid aviation growth over 30 years and transport shifts beyond cars. Also mentions Austrians aiding Hungarian Red Cross relief and a labor queue anecdote with a quip about red blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuy
New York
Los Angeles
Earth
America
Daring Frederick Robbery Leads to Widespread Injuries
In Fredericks, a bold raid at J.D Horne grocery left two dead and at least four others injured. The incident occurred amid a weekend of local events including a college football game at McCurdy Field and a Nov 1 parade planned by fraternal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
J.D Horne
West Barnek Street
Wliaeile
Cook
McCurdy Field
Lasalle College
Philadelphia
Thympa
Mt St Mars's College
Suhudols Fraternal
bring @sked
Francis Scot Key
Americas Legion
T Vo
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Oct 1906
Fifty years ago the News Today itemizes a proposed YMCA building plan approved by the building and general committees with an estimated total cost of 31480 and potential 2000 savings from Park Hotel material. The city and county total vote is 12933, down 309 from last year. Dr Samuel T Haffner, circuit court clerk, returned from a trip to Querotabi Mexico and attended Richfield Mining stockholders meeting where the mine is said to become one of the southwest’s largest. Beagle breeders noted in Baltimore county for a National Beagle Club event. At the South Frederick Literary Society debate the motion winter favors sports. positive side led by Bowers and Myers with Murphy Beall and Emory Dansbercer opposing. judges 2-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Kemp Hall
Park Hotel
Samuel T. Haffner
Querotabi
Mexico
Richfield Mining Company
C. Staley Doub
Frederick
Beagle ‘Club “of America
Baltimore County
South Frederick
Split Over Fallout Warns and Worries Divide Scientists
New York AP reports a rift among U S scientists over atomic test fallout with opinions ranging from safe if continued for years to potentially dangerous levels. Experts debate safe limits for genes, heredity, and possible public harm versus national defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton St. Blakeslee
Science
New York
Atom
Freedom Shrine Planned for Frederick High School
Exchange club plans presentation of a glass case Freedom Shrine to Frederick High School. The project mirrors historic displays from the Freedom Train and includes replicas of national documents. Meetings featured reports on Civilian Defense, Halloween parade float, next speaker from Guatemala Legation, and a proposed Chinese auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Exchange Club
W. F. W. Country Club
W. Verl Forney
Freedom Shrine
Freedom
James Kepler
Howard Ambrose
L. C. Chatman
Carl Wright
Guatemala
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital births list multiple families with new babies from Oct. 23 to 25. Names include Strine, Lyles, Lo Beach, Burdette, Davis, Shaffer, Smith, Morgan, Fisher, Danner, Kauffman, Arrington, Glass, and Adkins with dates and genders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert N. Strine
New Windsor
George W. Lyles
Monrovia
Sharon Elaine
David Lo Beach
Serainore Road
Monocacy Village
David Martin
Lloyd W. Burdette
Dickerson
Terry Michael
Robert L. Davis
Lantz
Jeffrey Franklin
George T. Shaffer
Adamstown
Jackie Vernon
Jack G. Smith
East Fifteenth Street
Randolph Glison
Smith
Madeline Buhrman
Graceham
Edward L. Mongan
Gapland
Sheila Diane
Harold E. Fisher
Union Bridge
Elsie Virginia
Fisher
Mary Alice Summers
Mt. Pleasant
James 5. Danner
Thurmont
Deborah Ann
Danner
Doris Whipp
Charles M. Kauffman
Frederick
Sin Cailaren
Gary Bryant
Larry Brian
D. Richard Arrington Jr
Airy
George William
Thomas B. Glass
Westminster
Thomasteen
Virginia
Guy H Adkins Jr
Cumberland Chest Drive Surpasses 1937 Goal With Large Margin
Cumberland reports the Community Chest Drive raised 152 128 15 dollars surpassing an initial goal of 137 280 68 by about 16 0147. The drive started officially and completed in roughly ten days with 100 000 on hand at opening. A public sale of a dwelling on the Tramsville road near Hamsville was postponed by court order this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Tramsville Road
Hamsville
Violence erupts in Singapore as troops quell riots
British and Malay troops patrol Singapore as shoot to kill orders aim to quell anti government rioting by Communist led students and workers. Five rioters are shot dead and 450 leaders arrested as 15,000 strikers support protests across the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Singapore Shop and Factory Workers’ Union
Legislative Assembly
Homemakers Clubs Election Notes and November Meeting Plans
October meetings of the Je Prem and Charlesville Homemakers Clubs cover eating habit discussions and UNICEF with readings and meals. Officers elected include Mrs Richard Remsburg and Mrs Fred Eyler with plans for a November 16 food sale and an upcoming November 26 meeting at Mrs Wester Wachster's home. A trustee sale on the Dorsey G Myers property near Mt Airy sells for 3400 to Mr and Mrs Raymond G Brown Sr with about two acres. Negotiations continue between the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and plant employees as contract deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Morrison
Unicef
Richard Remsburg
Mary Culler
Ruth: Dade
Calvin Rice
John Arnold
Luther Remsburg
Texas
Calvin Fry
Charlesville Club
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Bloomfield Parish Hall
Emmett Shafer
Lemuel Shafer
Charles Putman
Harry Staley
Perry Tritappe
Angleberger
Tiemetnials
Fred, Eyler
Wester Wachster
West Patrick Street
Dorsey G. Myers
Mt. Airy
Raymond G. Brown Sr
Theodore F. Brown
Sterling E. Blackston
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Frederick AAA Advisory Board Seeks New Leader
The Frederick AAA Advisory Board met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss filling the vacancy left by Edward F. Holter's resignation. A nominating committee was formed and will report at the next meeting on December 10. Absent were Elmer Munshower and Lloyd C. Culler due to health and hospital trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Maryland
AAA
Leonard E. Kolmer
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key Hote
Wedgwood Room
Frederick
Thomas Eichelberger
Alow
Ocal
Solmer
United States
Hagerstown
Annapolis
Bel Air
Easton
Salisbury
Westminster
Baltimore
Kolmer
Frederick Post
Baltimore Sun
Longconing Advocate
Allegany County
Roger Willard
Edward F. Holt
Rice
Robert W. Leichert
John J. Hayes
Fort Detrick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph R. Rhoderick
Lebhert
Samuel W. Maples
Rosenstock guests host brunch for Fr James Keller
Emory students Miss Sylvia Kaufman and Miss Patricia Smith, juniors at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenstock near the city and will attend a brunch Sunday for Fr James Keller founder of the Christophers. Keller is also a Rosenstock guest. A surprise birthday party for Ira Wayne Morgan and others was held at the Morgan home on B and C Avenues with games and refreshments. Several relatives and friends from Charles Town and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelier
Sylvia Kaufman
Patricia K. Smith
Emory University
Atlanta
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Rosenstocks
James Keller
M. M
The
Christophers
Kaufman
Rosenstock
Fr. Keller
Russell Morgan
B. and
C. Avenue
Ira Wayne
Morgan
Clare Reed
Gerald Carter
Robert L. Reed Jr
Mamie Summers
Johnny Carter
Mary L. Morgan
Donna Jean Morgan
Barbara Lininger
Anna Himes
Doris Himes
Local Visitors and Community Notices Highlight Week
Side Glances list the Bollers from Graceham hosting relatives including Ronnie Bobbie and James with Gaith ee. Guests of John Hahn include Margeret Pomeroy and Louise Jacobs. A Willing Workers turkey and oyster supper is planned at the Fire Hall. Mt Tabor church dedication for the renovated building and Sunday school is set for Oct 28 at 2 30 PM with Rev C F Trunk speaking. Edna Miller of Washington visited over the weekend with Howard and Mrs Miller. Guy Boller is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Boller
Ronnie
Bobbie
James
Gaithee
Harry Boller
Judy
Charles
Guy
Nancy
Graceham
Guy Boller
Guy Parrish
Rosalie
Linwood
Margaret Pomeroy
Tanextown
Louise Jacobs
Thurmont
John Hahn
Willing Workers Society
Mt. Tabor
C. F. Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Edna Miller
Washington
Howard S. Miller
Old Cane Recalls Bryan Campaign at News-Post Office
Memories of the 1900 era surface as George D. Stull displays a William Jennings Bryan cane bearing his portrait and a removable flag. The piece recalls Bryan’s Cross of Gold speech and the then running mate Adlai E. Stevenson, while farmers gathered at the courthouse early to hear the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News- Post
George D. Stull
West Church Street
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Adlai E. Steerson
Miss Huffer to Wed Mr Basler in Feagaville Ceremony
Read as a social item, Miss Janet Ruth Huffer daughter of Mrs. Roy A. Huffer and the late Mr. Huffer of Feagaville will marry Mr. Raymond K. Basler. The couple’s plans include a Zion Lutheran Church ceremony at 2:30 on Sunday afternoon with a reception and multiple showers beforehand from family and associates in Middletown Frederick and Feagaville. A separate note mentions Mrs. Mary I. Scarff of Adams observing her 75th birthday and Mary Baldwin College events for the Graham family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Huffer
Janet Ruth Huffer
Roy A. Huffer
Mr. Huffer
Feagaville
Raymond K. Basler
Mr. Basler
Tulfer
Misses Holter
Holters’ Acres
Frederick
John Burtier
Charles Ifert
Middletown
Mary I. Scarff
Adams
Own
W. E. Graham Jr
Wiliam
RFD 1
Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Rocky Ridge Social Notes From September Gathering
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bowers of Waynesboro Pa hosted supper with Mr and Mrs Edgar Troxell in Rocky Ridge. Numerous regional guests visited this Sunday including Dewey Haines York and Charles Wantz. Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Co holds a dinner at Green Parrot Emmitsburg and plans officer elections on Nov 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kaas
Rocky Ridge
Thomas Bowers
Waynesboro
Edgar Troxell
Dewey Haines
York
Charles Wantz
John Flohr
Roscoe Pryor
Cascade
Harvey Stambaugh
John Hahn
Dennis
Germantown
Charles Mumin
Ethel Mumme
Luther Stambaugh
Mae
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Co
Mroo
Charles Juts
Kessville
Hugh’ Heaps
Galen and
Parsy
Street
Edgar Boller
Geraldine
Thurmont
Russell Welty
Hagerstown
Clyde Boller
Nnde
Susan
Christine
Tommie
Airy
Guy Stull
Ruth Amelia
Guy
Dwight
Lewistown
East Germany Fears Revolt Sparks Move to Clamp Down
East Germany moved to quell possible unrest amid fears of a Hungary style uprising. West Berlin reports show friction among students at Humboldt University as non Communist students clash with Communist peers. Border police cracked down on smuggled West Berlin papers and East Germany launched a recruiting drive for police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Maryland State Police chief reprimands captain over sheriff bid
In Baltimore on October 26, Col Elmer Munshower ordered Capt Menasha Kalz to stop promoting his 1958 sheriff bid. Kalz, a 1922 recruit and former aide to several governors, circulated campaign cards. Munshower warned of disciplinary action for violating police political activity rules and urged Kalz to avoid actions harming the force. Also noted, the Frederick County Women's Democratic League attended the 32nd annual convention of the United Women's Democratic clubs of Maryland in Baltimore with several local delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl BR Rhaads
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lulu May
Wilbur F. May
West Fifth Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
J. Knight
South’ Street
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
M. R. Etchison and Son
Forbes H. Burgess
Maryland State Department of Health
Maryland State Police
Menasha “Kalz
Baltimore City
Elmer F. Munshower
Katz
Munshower
Theodore R. MecKeldin
Minchie
Nice
O'Conor
Lane
McKeldin
Menasha
Maryland
Frederick County
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Vienna
Red Cross
Hungary
the News
North Market Street
Market Space
Alton Twenty
Sidney Leopold
Market Street
Nora E. Thomas
Fairview Avenue
Market
Leopold
HLY
IY Club
Tew
Tom Betton
Fred Eyster
Jim Stup
Roy Baker
Frank Meehan
Larry Smith
Dick Gastley
Dean Stickel
Dale Ramsburg
Tinker Michael
John Hertick
Tom Moss
Bob Schick
YMCA
Hick
Ernst Rosenstee
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John Leakins
Keymar
Albert Cool
Cosmes
Homemakers Clubs
Jefferson Club
Je‘Prem Use
Believe Het
Carrie Gardner Brigden
iThree A’s
Apochet
M. Weis
Robert Bare
St Patrick Street
Stanley V. Gaver
Toll House
New York City
New Yorker
Frank Garrett
Darlington
Mr. Garrett
Norva Avenue
Mamie Hann
Carrie Smith
Charles Town
W. Va
M. Lavina Hann
Dill Avenue
Associated Pres
Yama Bahama
Bimini
the Bahamas
Tony Tex
Gonzalez
East Orange
SN. J
Everett C. Compher
Curtis E. Compher
Europe
Glenn L. Martin
Compher
John F. Wilson
Naea
Reede
Thed
Shirley J. Brunner
R. T. Storer
Wilbur M. Stevens
Richard E. Robinson
Harold B. Metheny
Franklin P. Miller Jr
W. P. Mutchner
Vernon L. Dutton
Kensington
Grant A. Starkey
Silver Spring
Irene E. West
Willie C. Bradley
Castlewood
Thomas ©. Wiles
Carl E. Boren
Hamilton
L. W. Lewis
Melvin J. Ralls
Audrey L. Bealle
Caithersburg
Zena A McDonald
Shreveport
Phillip R. Banks
William D. Rolen
Rockville
William L. Fogle
Walkersville
Benjamin S. Runkles
Brunswick
Charles L. Hiedon
L. C. Clark
North Dakota
U.S
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