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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1956

Page

2

Angleberger Angle 68 Dies After Illness at Home

Angleberger 68 of Americus Trail avenue died Monday night at home after a week long illness near Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was WWI veteran, member of Evangelical Lutheran church and Key Post 12 American Legion, and former bank employee. Funeral services set for Thursday at 3:30 PM at 106 East Church Street. Interment Mt Olivet.

Ware Americus Cishpak Pa Frederic County National Bank Gelf Oil Corporation Ith Hob Wolfer

Public schools and visitors mark 1908 county records

The county opened public schools with 1 235 pupils in the city 1 025 white and oil colored. Female high school 502 50 in high school. male high school 320 40 in high school. Complaints re horse hitching on streets with two hour limit often violated. Deville Brish Rice and Frasey bought stallion Thorium at Timenium Fair. John William Her ges Heimer dies at Frederick City Hospital aged 70 veteran of the Harpers Ferry defense. Condemnation jury awards Grove 42.50 Sanner 1433.50 Staley 285 along Thurmont railway route.

Devilla Brish Walter L. Rice Lewis Frasey Thorium John William Herges Heimer Frederick City Hospital

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Colonies Of The News

Readable items recall Sept 11 1936 events with military transfers and obituaries. First Lt Richard A Fox formerly executive officer of Company A Maryland National Guard is reassigned to 115th Infantry Battalion HQ after 15 years service. Notable obituaries include Mrs Mabel Geise Sanner of York Pa and farmer George W Wisner of near Thurmont with details of survivors and funeral plans.

Colunies of the News Davia Richard A. Fox Near Yellow Springs Company A Maryl National Guard Tecenny 115Th Infantry Regiment Fox Maryland National Guard

Emma Mercer Announces Shirley Mercer Engagement

West Fourth street resident Mrs. Emma Mercer reveals her daughter Shirley E. Mercer from North Bentz street will wed Earl Raymond Atross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Atross of Mr. Airy. The couple plans a fall wedding.

Sages Emma Mercer West Fourth Street Shirley E. Mercer North Bentz Street Earl Raymond Atross Stanley Atross Airy

Thrills Booked For Week's York Pa Fair

York Pa September 11 Frank Wirths colorful grandstand revue High and Mighty will headline York Inter State Fair entertainment for the week. The program features 24 Manhattan Rockets and 24 dancing dolls with acts from TV vaudeville and circus, including Tally Ho and the Harlem Globetrotters ties.

York Frank Wirth Miss Ruggera Sonny Moore Marconis Goetschis Willie, West and McGinty Olsen and Johnson Ted Lewis Horan

Final Rites Held for Dick Nallin Former AL Umpire

Funeral services were held Monday for Richard F. Dick Nallin former American League umpire who died Friday at Fred Memorial Hospital at age 78. A low requiem mass was offered by his nephew Rev Joseph Mallin at St Johns Church Scranton PA with honors from the AL. Local officials and organizations sent floral tributes and honorary pallbearers included Mayor John Derr and Police Chief Charles Main. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with funeral home M R Etchison and Son.

George W. Wisner Thurmont Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Charles and Delia Main Wisner 120Th Infantry Goldie T. Trump Wisner Wilfred C Robert Fraley Woodsboro Charles Fraley Maude Blentlinger Nan Pettingall Grace Moberly Walkersville Neva Ports Alesa Phebus Ruth Fout Charles Wisner Shookstown Harry Wisner John Wisner Wradehawn Dar Winnie Paul H. McCauley Intergent Mt. Olivet M. L. Creager and Son NM Dlock Richard F Dick) Nallis Fred Memorial Hospital Nalin Joseph J. Mallin Neat Scramton St. John's Catholic Church Herbert BR. Jordan William Harridge American League John A. Derr Emmett R. Bowing E. Paul Magaha Charles V. Main Col Philip R. Winebrewer G. Hunter Bowera Frederick Lodge Ellis Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association Mt. Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison Mary Elizabeth Jackson Waymans A.M.E. Church Mt. Pleasant E. E. Terrell J. A. Williamson EB. A. Whims God Joan Addison Mary Koltan John Smith Nathaniel Ogle Richard Ferger William Fisher Marshalls Palm Garfield Holton Church Cemetery C. E. Hicks III

Infant Arbaugh Graveside Rites Held Near Union Bridge

Graveside services for the infant daughter of Job H. and Doris Barker Arbaugh died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday. The ceremony was held at Pipe Creek cemetery near New Windsor with Rev. Reynolds Simmons and others officiating. Survivors include paternal grandparents Atley Arbaugh of near New Windsor and maternal grandmother Mrs. Serah Barker of Unionville.

Job H Doris Barker Arbaugh Frederick Memorial Hospital Pipe Creek Cemetery New Windsor

Celebration marks 100000th National Homes unit in Frederick

The 100000th Celebration home built by Brosius Homes Corporation will be erected in Brigadoon Section II Frederick and completed for the Maurice Orris family within about four weeks. The event includes a civic ceremony led by Mayor John Derr and a gold key presentation to the Orris family.

Frederick On Nomaviernes Asis Brass Homes Corporation Rome Brosius Homes Corporation James R. Price National Homes Ralph Shirmeyer Ft. Wayne Ind Lafayette Shirmeyer Frederick Brigadoon Maurice Orris John Derr Charles Teague National Homes Corporation Orris Tmne South Catoctina Park White Rock Pinecliff Pinewood Drive Spring Valley Stewart Manor Carrollton Maplewood Iompany J. William Brosius Louie J. Brosius B. B. Christopherson James Street Brig_adoon H. C. Happ Gapland

Associated Women Have Covered Dish Supper

The Associated Women of the Farm Bureau held their annual covered dish supper talent contest and talk meet at the Walkersville Fire Company hall with about 50 attendees. George Lakin won the talent contest and will compete in the state event. Miss Mary Louise Young won the talk meet with a talk titled Agriculture's Place in the National Economy. Mrs. Herbert Duvall chaired the event. Mrs. David H. Young is group president. PUBLIC SALE HELD At a public sale on the premises a two story six room dwelling with outbuildings owned by the late Leslie B. Young near Opossum townpike to Charlesville three miles north of Frederick sold to Mr. and Mrs. Furry for 3 725. The sale included personal property. proceeds went to the administrator Samuel Young and heirs.

Associated Women of the Farm Bureau Walkersville Leslie B. Young Opossum Charlesville Frederick Are F Furry Samuel H. Young Mamie F. Kid George A. Young Lottie J. Murray Beira-At- Law Walter E. Sinn Emmett R. Bowls Raymond L. Kelly Samuel Young Sok A Weber Murray Etzler Harry L. Davis Jacob Shawbaker Kauga Jessie Shawbaker R. N. Reid Reginald Heber William Browning WFMD Edward Hemby Joseph Etter Franklin Smith John Umberger George Sponseller J. M. Molesworth

Unclear OCR Note From Frederick Memorial Hospital

Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference Frederick Memorial Hospital and a medical facility. Details are unreadable, with garbled phrasing and missing nouns. Unable to determine events, dates, or involved persons from the provided snippet.

Truman Eisenhower debate over treason and communism

A lengthy discussion traces Truman Nixon and Stevenson positions on communism in government, noting Eisenhower’s 1952 Milwaukee speech and FBI warnings about Alger Hiss. The piece critiques Truman’s replies and highlights contrasting Republican rhetoric about treason and loyalty in high places.

Lawrence ‘Ton Truman Sait Paigs Mr. Truman Alger Hiss Hiss FBI Department of Agriculture Mc Tréman Nixon Eisenhower Milwaukee Fsh Texarkana Arkansas Bang Brownell FBE Harry Dexter White White White House New For Herts Tribune, Inc

Women’s Clubs Demonstrate Milk and Egg Cookery

The New Market Homemakers Club showcased milk and egg based dishes including meat loaf cheese omelet whipped jello custard sauce and egg nog to encourage use of dairy in family meals. Members and guests were noted along with upcoming meetings and nominating committee appointments.

New Market Homemakers Club Franklin Smith Paul Gaver

Births Reported Skyline Club Meeting And Local Notices

The Skyline Homemakers Club will meet at 7 45 p m Friday September 14 at Mrs Markell Nelson s home Urbana Club Mrs James Montgomery hosted last Thursday evening for the Urbana Homemakers Club first fall meeting Eighteen members answered roll call with summer activities Mrs Montgomery nutrition leader discussed improved milk and egg methods noting a child needs a quart of milk daily and an adult a pint with three to four eggs weekly Frederick Memorial Hospital reports multiple newborns including Susan Christine born to Mr and Mrs George Moser Jr New Midway Edith Irene born to Mr and Mrs George Baker fifth child Betty Jane born to Mr and Mrs Roy E L Henderson Burkittsville Ann Marie born to Mr and Mrs James T Kennedy Thomas Andrew born to Mr and Mrs W Irving Jones Jr Sharon Lee born to Mr and Mrs Malcolm Loy Myra Jean born to Mr and Mrs Leonard B Cregger James Theodore born to Mr and Mrs Howard E Lyles Debra Jean born to Mr and Mrs Charles E Roberts Charles Norman Jr born to Mr and Mrs Charlee W Miter Kimberly Skell born to Mr and Mrs James E Eshleman Bond issue approved Rockville Md proposed 32 6 million bond issue to finance water system improvements passed 2 269 to 68 in referendum

Urbana Club James Montgomery Urbana Homemakers’ Club Russell August Selckmann Montgomery Frederick Memorial Heapini George Moser Jr New Midway Susan Christine Moser Betty Ann Martin Thurmont George Baker Trail Avenue Edith Irene James T. Kennedy West Fifth Street Ann Marie Roy E. L. Hender Burkittsville Betty Jane W. Irving Jones Jr Chartes Street Thomas Andrew Malcolm L. Loy Jefferson Sharon Lee Leonard B. Cregger Water Street Myra Miller Elsie Kanagley Bethel Alaska James E. Eshieman Fairview Avenue Kimberly Skell Eshleman Marilyn Skell Syosset N.Y

Welcome Wagon Club Benefit Raises Funds for Library and Hospital

The Welcome Wagon Club Newcomers Division raised over 700 dollars at a card party and fashion show held at Hood College Gymnasium. The C. Burr Artz Library will get a projector and screen while Frederick Memorial Hospital receives a medicine cart. About 400 attendees enjoyed the event hosted by Mrs. Ralph Fish as general chair and Mrs. Kenneth Schramm as club president. Sharon Hooper provided organ music for the evening. The Town and Country Shop showcased fall and winter apparel in a fashion show with remarks by Mrs. Robert Davis and thanks from Mrs. Schramm to the guests.

Welcome Wagon Club C. Burr Artz Frederick Memorial Hospital Gamerill Gymnasium Hood College Ralph Fish Kenneth Schramm Sharon Hooper

Personal notices of vacations and birth announced

Mr and Mrs Arthur V Myers of West College Terrace return from Atlantic City N J Mr and Mrs Irving Staley of Dill avenue return from a five day stay at Atlantic City N J They were guests at Marl borough Blenheim Mr and Mrs William K Palmer of Burkittsville announce the birth of their third child first son William Earl on September 6 at 1st Agnes Hospital Baltimore Mr and Mrs Richard A Mend ler near Washington and Misses Dottie and Betty Buchanan Urbana return home after a few days in Atlantic City N J

Arthur V. Myers West College Terrace Atlantic City N. J Irving Staley Dillavenue Marlborough-Blenheim Wiliam K. Palmer Burkittsville William Earl 1St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore Richard A. Mendler Washington Dottie and Betty Buchanan Urbana

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