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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1953

Page

6

Teachers Have Big Task In Instilling Ideals

Dr. Harry Do. Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, urged Middletown Lions and area educators to reinforce liberty and Christian principles in children. He warned against foreign attempts to reshape ideals and called for understanding training from early years, stressing spiritual strength as key to enduring national identity. The talk, attended by local officials and educators, featured performances by Jamele Faust and Sharon Hooper.

Harry Do. Byrd University of Maryland Middletown Byrd America State Department Ruhland C. Boyer P. D

Optimistic Chest Drive Surges Toward Goal

By noon Tuesday the campaign was 20 percent toward its 537,000 target with momentum rising. Community Chest officials expressed confidence in reaching the goal as committees and individuals boost efforts through the remainder of the week. Suburban and fraternal groups lead, with women’s committees and business organizations contributing strong totals, often higher than last year.

Red Feather Byron W. Thompson Harold Schaden Guy Kellexs Rath Government Echees James Felt I Industries William Dee Morten Commercel Olanizattions Melin Hlomerr di Wet Acar

Halloween party by Pathan Sisterhood draws forty attendees

The Halloqwe'en party at the Pathan Sisterhood weekly meeting drew about forty members. Prizes were awarded to Mary Elizabeth Cullerder for prettiest costume and to Jessie Keefer and Thelma Pickett for originality and comic display. Images and notes from Grand Chancellor Fran sas Hievarng and Lewis Barnes reference state Knights of Pythias announcements for a November 28 initiation in Gaithersburg.

Paris Pathan Mary Elizabeth Cullerder Jessie Keefer Thelma Pickett Fransas Hievarng Kischts Pythias Silver Spring Lewis Barnes Hypaty Gaithersburg Tiany Knights of Py- Doo Pythian Castle Sine Wall

Clarksburg Day Festivities Set With Contests and Parades

Clarksburg Day organized by the Clarksburg Community Association features a 3 p m picnic in King's Park with races games and prizes for winners a 5 p m softball game between men and boys adjacent to the park a bake sale and country store at the community hall and a Hallowe en parade and party with prize winning costumes. Evening prizes include a Sunbeam mixer and a county ham. Notables: Otho W Hammond celebrated his 80th birthday. several local families and residents are listed with visits and birthdays. Community church activities and events follow including MYF WSCS and a teachers training school and chest x rays at Clarksburg school on Nov 5 with various local attendees.

Clarksburg Hallowe'en Otho W. Hammond Hammond Drive Hammond Raymond Whipp Baltimore Anita King Head College District Community Chest Mayflower Washington Dwight Eisenhower Wiliam Coffey Silver Spring Martz’s Woods Browningsville Methodist Church MYF Germantown Methodist Church The Methodist Church Germantown Church WSCS Montgomery County Darnestown German, Town Methodist Church Jane Sattler Clarksburg School Porterfield Skyline Drive Raymond King Dallas Wood‘acres Jordan Connecticut Gardens

Maryland Road Route Plan Sparks Washington Parkside Debate

Maryland and Washington officials meet in Baltimore and Washington to discuss routing a new four lane beltway and the Washington National Pike through Rock Creek Park and near the Columbia line. Residents oppose the Rock Creek segment as planners favor the beltway and parkway integration amid growing traffic and park conflicts.

Baltimore Maryland State Roads Commission Washington Rock Creek Park National Capitol Planning Commision Marsland National Capital Park Planmac Commission Imenor Department Russell Ho McCain Roads Commission Wiliam F. Childs Jr Ats Marsland Frederick Washineton North Chess Chase National Capial Planning Commission Acamne Plannaig Commission

Automobile Collisions Reported at City Intersections

An auto sustained minor damage after a collision with a Potomac Edison engine at Military road crossing. George E. Hoetler of Atlanta claimed he didn’t see the engine until close, no injuries. Another incident at West South and Lee streets involved Harry F. Riggs with ignition neglect and a hit on Joseph J. Murray’s car, damage about $200. Riggs denied operating the vehicle, citing keys left in the ignition.

Potomac Edison Company Military Road Malifary J Road George E. Hoetler Atlanta iLieut Ben Phebus Hoefler Arthur Baker East South Street West South Iee Harry F. Riggs Fee Street Harry Quinn Joseph J. Murray York South Street Tee Street Murray Riggs

More Farm Ponds Built in Maryland Countryside

A Maryland survey shows farm ponds rising for water control fire protection stock watering and recreation. Since 1937 nearly 1000 have been built with district help. In the year ending June 30 1953 the State Game and Inland Fish Commission stocked 322 ponds with 142 016 fish across 134 acres the most in one year. The June 30 1953 county totals list Frederick 73 ponds Harford 22 Queen Anne’s 1 among others with 190 acres and 104 cblood ?

Maryland Committee For Conservation Now State Game & Inland Fish Commission U. S Soil Conservation Service Game and Inland Fish Commission Commission Frederick Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Caroline Carroll Cecil Charles Garrett Harford Howard Kent Montcomers Prince George's Queen Anne's St Mary's Washington

Taneytown High to Host Sixth Annual Thanksgiving Dance

Taneytown High School Alumni Association announced committees for the sixth annual Thanksgiving Dance set for Nov 26 from 9 p m to midnight in the high school auditorium. The ad hoc groups include advertising decorations tickets and refreshments with payments and incentives for Junior and Senior Class ticket sellers. Taney Inn hosted Kiwanis Farmer’s Night with guests from Westminster and Union Bridge as George Mullen spoke on agriculture trends and farm size changes since 1940.

Y Taneytown Taneytown High School James Fair Janet Roger Edward Sell Louella Harner Herbert Bowers Caroline Shriner Robert Waddell Leo Sanders Betty Naylor Donald Carr Joan Baumgardner Taneytown Kiwanis Club Taney Inn David Smith Wallace Yingling Celius Redding Roland Koons Hubert Null Charles Roy Baumgardner Walter Hilterbrick Maurice McDaniel Ira Albaugh Paul Niswander Harry Bowman Union Bridge Stoner Fleagle Floyd Strickhouser Frank L.wargny George Harris Westminster Club John Skils Jr Larry Feeser THS Key Club Dave Smith Charles Clitz Agriculture Committee Sam Breth George Mullen University of Virginia Potomac Edison Co Edward Reid Harmon Arpaugh Edward Howarth Ned Mausser Clarence Stem John Skiles Raymond Wright Annapolis Don Swann Grace Reformed Church Theodore Ft. McKeldin Cermonies Margaret Shreeve Glenn Stahl Gideon Galambes Arthur Garvin Miles Reifsnider

Post Offices In Montgomery County Get Temporary Reprieve

Ednor Spencerville and Brinklow post offices in Montgomery County are spared for now as postal officials review plans to abolish them. Bert Barnes says the plan is dropped temporarily and figures will be gathered. Maryland Rep Hyde criticized the plan citing potential costs. The department claims annual savings of 1,000,000 but Hyde based his critique on a September 24 public meeting in Sandy Spring.

Ednor Spencerville Brinklow Montgomery County Bert Barnes Division of Post Office Services Barnes Representative Hyde Maryland Post Office Department Hyde Sandy Spring Ted

Chest Campaign Volunteers Meet On Plans Here Today

Mrs. Richard E. Zimmerman outlines a $37 000 Red Feather fund drive at 1 15 p m in the YMCA auditorium. About 120 volunteers will canvass homes to spread the Community Chest message and support seven local agencies. Girl Scout demonstrations on Market street in front of City Hall run all week with troops 14 3 1 15 12 showcasing home making handicraft knotting and textile painting.

Red Feather Richard E. Zimmerman YMCA Frederick Community Chest Girl Scouts Market Street Adrian Leatherman Edna Masser Maryland School For the Deaf Bjorlee Edward Storm Rothenhoefer Franklin Reese The Guy Nusz Philip Harvey Girard Gallup Herman Weener Alvin G. Quinn John C. Engle

Attention Grows For Mentally Retarded Children In Education

Montgomery county reports a fivefold rise in children in special classes over three years with 14 classes now active. Speaker Owen Knight outlined two retardation types and urged careful, scientifically based programming including separate classes for monxoloid and brain damaged children. He praised Miss Ely and noted supportive programs for emotionally disturbed youths. The meeting closed with plans for a November symposium at Hood College.

Owen Knight Pupu Montgomery County Board of Education Frederick County Association Frederick Knicht State Department of Education Montgomery County Knight Ely Ellsworth Mazaha Frederick County Association For Hood College

Newly Formed Frederick Exchange Club Meets First

The Frederick Exchange club, under National Exchange club authority, held its first meeting at the V F W Home. John N. Bowers was named preliminary president and LaVerne J. Brendle preliminary secretary. The group aims to support community projects in health, safety, living conditions, recreation, and religious work, sponsored by Hagerstown with committee members Thomas S. Michael Jr. and John Young.

Exchange Club of Frederick National Exchange Club John N. Bowers LaVerne J. Brendle Hagerstown Thomass. Michael, Jr John Young

Airman Fined 265 At Trial In Night Court

Air Force veteran Robert L. Kalyn of Ashtabula pleaded guilty to drunken driving and related charges after a Route 15 collision near Hansonville. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. imposed 265.45 dollars in fines and costs, with potential jail terms if unpaid. Additional sentences followed for other defendants including Silas Washington Weedon and Lester F. Carter in separate cases.

Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr Air Force Robert L. Kulyn Ashtabula Ohio Tr. J. W. Hardy Kalyn Route 15 Hansonville Alabama Silas Washington Weedon Sunnyside West All Saints Street Kanade Harry D. Saylor Jr Graceham Continental Durward W Nathan Dorsey Carter Ridgjey King Frederick Henry Lee Gray Robert N. Russell Weedon Russell Harry Quinn Francis Delauter Ralph Fisher Wolfsville Delauter Fisher Carver Apartments Tan MVD Sheffield

Miss Shook Is Club Speaker

Dolores Shook, a 23 year old cerebral palsy victim and foster daughter of the Kiwanis club, spoke from a wheelchair to about eighty members. She holds a Maryland high school diploma and a Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation School certificate in accounting, plans to work in Frederick, and shared her life story of hospital care and persistent study.

Dolores Shook Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation School Fisherville Maryland Frederick Leora Shook East Second Street Dolores Sperry L. Storm Kernan’s Hospital Baltimore Reisterstown Good Shepherd Alientown Allentown Maryland Board of Education William C. Hull Clarence C.carty Francis Scott Key Joseph ‘Vona Maryland School For the Deaf Ignatius Bjorlee Vona Carlton Molesworth Kiwanis William C. Hiil Thomas H. Qui

New Market PTA Discusses Census and Teachers

New Market school stands as Frederick County's fifth largest elementary with the most pupils per teacher. Douglas Crockett presented census results noting 39 pupils per teacher on average and 33 in first grade. Robert Gillett, president, announced executive committee assignments and room mothers, with the next meeting set for November 10 at 7 30 p.m.

NEW Market Pta New Market Frederick County Douglas Crockett Crocken Robert Gillett Executive Committee

Gas Rates Suspended By Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission halted higher gas rates proposed by Hagerstown Gas Co. pending investigation and a future hearing. The suspension lasts until February 28, 1954 unless ordered otherwise.

Baltimore Public Service Commission Hagerstown Gas Co PSC

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