Color Psychology Shapes Homes and Stores Says PDCA
Experts from the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America claim color choices affect daily life and profits. They cite brighter kitchens boosting mood, relaxed dens aiding evening recovery, and color influencing office efficiency, retail sales, and hospital room responses. A nationwide FBI bank robbery conference series is noted with a Maryland session September 14 at Emerson Hotel, Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Leo
William Gellan
Los Angeles
National Association
PDCA
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Maryland
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A column item notes a four horse team collision at Market and East South streets injuring a wagon wheel and axle near East South street. George W. Albaugh delivered 9 900 pounds of corn to Monocacy Valley Canning. An old frame building on East Patrick Street is being torn down to make way for two modern houses for Mrs. Lillian R. Anders. Eggs fetch 18 to 20 cents per dozen and peaches 8 to 35 cents per basket or cantaloupes 1 to 10 cents each. Maurice D P Slifer sells his 102 acre farm near Boonsboro for 39 500 to Harry Huffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
South
Joseph Thomas
Carcroll Manor
E. J. Winebrewer, Jr
East South Street
George W. Albaugh
Margaret Hood
Frederick
Monocacy Valley
East Patrick Street
G. Waring Tyson
Lillian R. Anders
Broad Run
Maurice D. P. Slifer
Harry Huffer
Boonsbord
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News Column Sept 19 1935
U S Senator Huey Long of Louisiana was fatally wounded by an assassin and died at 42. The Frederick Signs Club endorsed a sewerage plan promising jobs for 400, while WPA head Francis Dryden approved Frederick county projects sent to Washington for final approval. Projects include Indian relic excavation at Frederick 3100 dollars rebuild water plant at Myersville 32282 athletic field at Brunswick High School 2448 replacing wood pipe with iron pipe at Walkersville 18520 sanitary system at county home Frederick 34555 James Thomas of College Park left for Durham North Carolina to enter Duke University accompanied by B O Thome Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Huey Long
Louisiana
Frederick Signs Club
Frederick
WPA
Francis Dryden
Frederick County
Washington
Myersville
Brunswick High School
Walkersville
County Home
James Thomas
College Park
Tefl
Durham
N. C
Duke University
B. O. Thome, Jr
Debates on Tax Cuts Split Democrats and Republicans
In the Washington column, Truman opposes tax cuts while Reed and Byrd back restraint. Treasury hints tax reduction possible with a balanced budget, but Truman’s stance implies no immediate relief. Byrd argues balance can come without expanding debt, amid broader GOP-Pro Dem tensions. A later note mentions a 1935 Herald Tribune copyright and a Brethren church event with Charles Ness in York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Harry Truman
Daniel Reed
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Reed
Europe
Secretary of
Congress
Humphrey
Treasury
Republican Party
CoChairmen Named for 1955 Community Chest Campaign
Mrs EL hea Hersperger and Joseph F Rhoderick named co chairmen for the 1955 Community Chest campaign announced by C Lease Bussard chair. Meeting at Federated Charities building chaired by Byron A Wine threwer set skeleton plans for a campaign starting October 1. Ellis Wachter named office secretary. Red Cross duties expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Hea Hersperger
Joseph F. Rhoderick
C. ‘Lease Bussard
Federated Charities
Byron A. Winethrewer
Community Chest
Bussard
Ellis Wachter
Red Cross
Emily Bittle
Charles S. V. Sanner
Hersperger
Rhoderick
Zonta
Rotary Club
City Recreation Commission
College Avenue
PTA
Deaths Howard C. Davis at 55 near Thurmont
Howard Calvin Davis aged 55 died at his home near Thurmont at 10 o clock Friday night. He is survived by eight children including Samuel at home and two stepdaughters, six grandchildren, several siblings, a half sister, and nieces. Funeral arrangements note calling at the Thurmont funeral home and services Monday at United Brethren church at 2 30 with burial at Blue Ridge cemetery. M L Creager and Son, funeral directors, handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Davis
Howard Calvin Davis
Thurmont
Sue Frymeier Davis
McClellan Davis
Sarah Yingling Davis
Samuel
Charles Hoff
Messa
Aziz
Joseph Walton
Richmond
Daisy Layman
Hagerstown
Ralph Scruton
Wilbur
Edward Davis
Froest Staub
Russell Faverite
Mary Smith
Rady
United Brethren Church
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Bennett Henry C death notice near Mt Airy funeral details
Henry C Bennett aged 63 died at his sister s home near Mt Airy. Born in Howard County to Abra ham and Grace Bennett, he leaves three sisters Emma France Watersville Annie Fossett New Market Jane Bennett near Monrovia and brothers Abraham Airy and Walter Bennett West Friendship. Funeral Sunday at Adams Church Cooksville at 1 30 p m with interment Bushy Park cemetery. Friends may call Winfield funeral home today 12 noon to 9 p m. C AML Waltz, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Snowden
Mt. Airy
Howard County
Abraham Bennett
Grace Bennett
Emma France
Watersville
Annie Fossett
New Market
Jane Bennett
Monrovia
Abraham
Airy
Funeral services honor Norma Engle Nicodemus in Damascus
Largely attended rites were held Friday at 2 pm at the Damascus funeral home for Norma Engle Nicodemus wife of Martin L. Nicodemus. Rev W DeWitt Dickey officiated with pallbearers Albert Tabler Ralph Tabler Harry Tabler Howard Tabler Monroe Black and Richard Pagle. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Norma Engle Nicodemus
Martin L. Nicodemus
Airy
W. DeWitt Dickey
Albert, Ralph
Harry
Howard Tabler
Monroe Black
Richard Pagle
Pine Grove
Mt. Airy
Olin l L. Molesworth
Opti Mrs Club reviews plans at September meeting
The September meeting of the Opti Mrs Club was hosted by Mrs John Grice on South Market Street with Mrs Harry Patton presiding. Members discussed season activities for the Optimist Club and a report on the International Optimist convention in Montreal by delegate Mrs Edward Dougherty. Refreshments followed. the October meeting will be at Mrs Charles Carlson’s East Eighth Street home and will include the annual selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opti-Vmrs
Airs John Grice
South Market Street
Harry Patton
Opi-Mts
Montreal
Canada
Edward Daugherty
Charles Carlson
East Eighth Street
Two Acquitted of Disturbing Peace in Trial Court
Preston L. Hockensmith and Mary A. Hockensmith were found not guilty of disturbing the peace by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr after defense showed no evidence of disturbance. Det Sgt A N Dietz and Officer Vernon Heffner, and others, led to multiple traffic and public disturbance verdicts including Rockville and Runkles cases with fines and suspended sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston L. Hockensmith
Hotel Frederick
Mary A. Hockensmith
Elm Street
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Hockensmith
Edwin F. Nikirk
A. N. Dietz
Vernon Heffner
Albert J. Lee
Rockville
Paul A. Kline
Buckeystown
Lime Kiln
U. S. 15
Russell L. Runkles
East Church Street
Kline
0. S
Bernard King
Paul Mossburg
James RR. Miller
Kalamazo Mich
LeRoy FE
Kroll Plainville
Conn
U.S
Sgt. Cole
Luther E. Wachter
Frederick
U. S. 40
Charles Snyder
Uniontown
Charles VW. Real
Kensington
Hill
Leonard F
Four Children Rescued From Second Floor Fire
In Baltimore early today four children aged 1 to 8 were carried down ladders by firemen from their North Mount Street home after flames trapped them on the second floor. They and Joseph Partee who broke a door pane to awaken the occupants were treated for shock at Lutheran Hospital. The rescued children are Mary Louise Taylor 1 Weary Lee Taylor 6 Pearlime Taylor 7 and Mary Etta Taylor 8. A reunion notice about Mr and Mrs Water Reid was also noted with omissions from Bruner family coverage.
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Baltimore
James
Lutheran Hospital
Joseph Partee
Parice
Mary Louise Taylor
Weary Lee Taylor
Pearlime Taylor
Mary Ettan Taylor
North
Mount St
Concert Association Names Committee Heads for Drive
Chairmen set new drive with 100 members planned. First workers meeting Tuesday September 13 at eight p.m. Hotel Frederick. Mrs. Leatherman first VP chairs membership with Mrs. Spurrier co chair. Dr. Thorne and Mrs. Best lead Camp Detrick volunteers. Russell Simmons to speak September 26 to October 1 week. County towns represented at dinner September 26. Publicity by Mrs. Mackley. Volunteers from Frederick and 15 counties join effort to bring music at nominal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community
Hotel
Frederick
Donald E. Leatherman
W. M. Ray Spurrier
Hallar Best
Shirley C. Braungart
New York
Community Concerts, Inc
Russell Simmons
Charles Byerly Jr
Simmons
Corps of Workers
Hotel Frederick
M. J. Croghan
Meredith H. Mackley
Leatherman
Spurrier
Frederick County
Frederick Art Club Opens Season With Travelogue
The Frederick Art Club held its 1955 58 season opener at Mr and Mrs Roger Ht Willards North Market Street. A lawn picnic preceded the program. Grace Beard Young welcomed two new members Frances Baldwin and Caroline Wine brewer, and Martha Slemmer renewed her membership. Louise Doty presented a travelogue Overseas British Airways Stratocruiser detailing a World Congress trip from Idlewild to Istanbul visiting three continents and many Middle East countries. The club honored the late Robert E Clapp and set plans for resolutions and future meetings. The next gathering will be October 13 at Miss Helen Smiths Old Braddock home with the season program to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Roger Ht
Willard
North Market
Street
Grace Beard Young
Frances Baldwin
Caroline Winebrewer
Martha Slemmer
Louise Doty
Frederick “High School
British Airways
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Dickerson News Notes Learnings and Moves
Get well wishes go to Mrs. Ben F. Hartley and to Susan Daniels after their illnesses. Eugene Hurd Jr. of Vienna, VA and formerly of Poolesville and Dickerson, leaves on Sept 9 for U S Navy training in Bainbridge. Rev Jack Ammon and family visit Dickerson Methodist on route to Cochranton Pa. Martin Wiseman moves from Dickerson to Hyattstown. Eugene Johnson and daughter Linda relocate from Barnesville to Dickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Ben F. Hartley
Susan Daniels
Eugene Hurd Jr
Vienna
Poolesville
Bainbridge
U.S. Navy
Jack Ammon
Ella Ammon
Martin Wiseman
Hyattstown
Eugene Johnson
Linda
Barnesville
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club Meeting at Lola King Home
Members of the Jug Bridge Homemakers Club will meet at Mrs Lola King's home on September 14 at 7 30 p m. The anniversary pigme held on the Hood College campus August 24 was enjoyed by members their families and a number of guests. The meal was served family style and 66 were on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
Lola King
Hood College
Dr Kantner to retire from State Health post
Dr Leahmer Meade Kantner, longtime head of the State Health Department’s Pune Control division, will retire on October 1, 1955 after 13 years in the role. The UC S Coast Guard Academy at New London requires every cadet to complete four voyages aboard the bark Eagle for seamanship training.
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Kantner
Baltimore
Leahmer Meade Kantner
Division of
Pune Control
State Health Department
UC. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London,ann
Eagle
Garden Club honors Audubon Society at Frederick luncheon
Mrs G Bowers hosted a Garden Club of Frederick luncheon at Harmony Grove with Miss Margaret Motter presiding for the Audubon Society fifty year observance. Two color films on wildlife and singing birds were shown. The event highlighted the society’s origins after concerns over egret feather use and noted plans for Fifth District Garden Clubs flower schools in October and a plant sale in Hagerstown on October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Buster Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
Harmony ‘Grove
Garden Club of
Frederick
Margaret Motter
Audubon Society
Louis Bromfield
Waas
iGarden Clubs
All Saints Episcopal ‘Church
Fifth District Federation
Hagerstown
Two Weddings Highlight Upper McCreary Area Unions
In a September ceremony at First Baptist Church Frederick, Anna M. McCreary married Raymond P. Skipper with Rev. Robert W. Woodward officiating. The couple, after a Virginia trip, will reside in Rolling Acres Thurmont. In Lewistown Edna Frances Moore wed Nelson L. Gray in a candlelight ceremony at the home of the bride with Rev. Ben F. Hartley presiding. The reception followed in Lewistown Community Hall and the newlyweds plan a southern states welding trip before settling in Lewistown. Mrs Gray is a Frederick High School graduate and is employed in Taermont. Mr Gray works for M. J. Grove Lime Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray—Moore
Edna Frances Moore
Nellie Moore
Lewistown
Nelson L. Gray
Martin L. Gray
Ben F. Hartley
Clarksburg
Charles Russel Frushour
Charles Russell Frushour
Gray
Frederick High School
Claire Frock Co
Taermont
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Odds And Ends My Leet In TV Screen Tale
Carol Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nevin Baker, Dill avenue, amused herself by peering from a damaged TV screen while her parents arranged repairs for their floor model set. The story recalls Navy carrier duty in the Far East where he earned the Battle Efficiency award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Baker
Far East
Navy
Books On Theater To Be Library Gift
Frederick Community Players vote to donate books on theater to C Burr Artz Library through the Betty Sullivan Memorial Fund. Five titles on playwriting stage makeup producing and managing a theater will be displayed, with annual gifts each September to start a new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community Players
C. Burr Artz
Betty Sullivan
Community Players
Frederick Players Group
Sick Mrs Kennedy Recuperating Near Knoxville
Mrs Anna Kennedy of East Second Street is recuperating at her daughter Mrs Linford Bests home near Knoxville after two weeks as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harry Nusbaum of Walkersville was admitted Thursday to Frederick Memorial Hospital for an infected leg and is expected to remain for several weeks. Mrs Paul Stockman of Jefferson is reported doing nicely after surgery at Tieucen Memorial Hospital on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kennedy
East Second Streets
Linford Best
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Nusbaum
Walkersville
Paul Stockman
Jefferson
Widlefeai§ Suckeay
Tieucen Memorial Hospital
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
Reverends message cautions World Council of Churches to avoid anxiety over life and rely on God. Leaven must come from God and growth follows daily faithful surrender to his will through Jesus Christ. Also notes a Christian call to humility and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Berggrav
Evanston Assembly
World Council of Churches
God
Jesus Christ
Gen. Features Corp
U. D. C. Meeting Plans Baltimore Convention
United Daughters of the Confederacy Fitzhugh Lee Chapter will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Brosias home Lime Kiln. Plans will be formulated for the state convention to be held in Baltimore in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles Brosias
Baltimore
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The
News
the News
New York Kerald Tribune Inc
Women's Fellowship and Service Guild of
Church of the Brethren
Winchester Hall
Emicl Pom Charles Ness
York
Noss
Pennsylvania
CoChairmen
Community Chest Campaign
Mra. E. Kea Hersperger
Joseph F. Rioderich
Henry C. Bennett
Dteney
Charles Bennett
Luther John David Wilhide
Altamont Avenue
Catonsville
University Hospital
East Church ‘Street
Charles F. ‘Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ralph A. Greyman Jr
Edward Downey
Robert Dauner
Carl Bussard
Austin J. Rice
OPTI
Sheet
Water Reid
West South Street
Bruner
Locust Valley
Art Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers’ Club Hospital
Gambrill
Welcome Wagon
Howard Ash
Donald Wise
E. William Hall
E B. Ramsburg Jr
Charles Sanner
Mary Hartman
Joanne Prior
Lee-Raine Feete
Brunswick
J. W. Brosius Jr
Raymond C Rrehant
Frank A Castle
C. E. Cline Jr
J. Walker Carty
John A. Derr
J. D. Duve
Elmer C. Ehler
Bernard Easterday
Alden E. Fisher
Walter Feaga
James Grove
WE. Grebe
K. Ames Hendrickson
Earl F. Hargett
Harry J. Leichert
Paul McAuliffe
Paul S. Michael
Kent Niendemus
Robt
Manuel M. Weinberg
Frank D. Worthington
Byron D. White
Alfred G. Zimmerman
Roscoe C. Spurvier
East Seventh Street
Mr. Carmel Methodist Church
Kathryn Weinberg
Cynthia Bennett
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Mexico
Bennett
Miss Weinberg
Evelyn Fry
Millard Sruss
Church Home and Hospital School of Nursing
James van Fossen
Deborah
Lindbersh Avenue
H Goeliner
Republican
Republican's Women’s Federation
Peter Pan Inn
Helen A Remsbury
Vaughn Richardson. Salisbury
Waryland Federation of Republican Women
Twe Hall-Price
Odds and Ends
San Francisco
Cahf
Garland L. Foreman
Seaman
USN
Garland L. Foreman Sr
Frederick Avenue
Oriskany
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