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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1956
Page
2
A fragmented newspaper fragment mentions the News v. Peewee game or event with terse references to circulation figures and dates. Names and precise details are unclear, but the item appears to be a short notice about local sports or community news in September 1956.
A discussion warns that liberal pension and relief plans would raise taxes to 30 percent and strain the economy. It argues benefits must be actuarially funded with employee and employer contributions and targeted locally to those truly in need, preserving public funds.
In Frederick county, the National Park Service expects to begin building camp facilities in the northwest mountain area within a week. About 230 relief workers are moving into the region as construction prep accelerates. A fire at the home of W Harry Haller on East Second Street was started by gasoline and steel wool mishap but was quickly controlled. A band of thieves reportedly raided the post at Lime Kiln, but witnesses claim they were seen and identified as they departed. The Seanh Walter League chapter was reorganized at a YMCA meeting with offcers including J Harry Kennedy as president and Samuel Gardner as vice president.
The essay cites Asbury Park and New York Times editorials criticizing Adlai Stevenson for his early campaign remarks and draft stance. It notes reaction from Soviet press praising Stevenson on some points and warns against weakening national defense. An appeal was filed in a Circuit Court by Gerald W. Weasley on a deadly weapon case.
A reader from Frederick criticizes the Opera House and Braddock Drive-in for showing films he says degrade birth and its cause. He urges others to boycott and warns the public against the managements he calls spineless and short-sighted.
Special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen settled Rockwell Terrace improvements at a total cost of 4482.56 with 2291.28 paid by Mr Norwood. Lt Harry J Lebherz selected to shoot on the First Infantry team at the State rifle range in Glen Burnie in October. Calvin P Page, son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Page, Naval Academy graduate, brigade adjutant, ranked 24th in his class. William T Delaplaine leaves for Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Wa. The Woan'ts on TOE reopen Sept 20 for the 14th year of the present administration. East and West halls and President's residence repainted. drainage renovated. enrollment surpasses prior years.
Frederick held Civil Defense Week events highlighted by a Wednesday parade drawing about 2,000 spectators. The procession featured the Second Army Band, Scottish bagpipers, Fort Detrick Chemical Corps, local high school bands, Scouts, and numerous city and county officials led by Shirly Ewing and Lawrence Crickenberger.
Girls 4-H clubs map fair booths and competitions featuring original displays, baked goods, canned fruits and vegetables, and sewing. Leaders assist with planning as Miss Beatrice Fehr leads a teentime snacktime school. Local groups and Civil Defense units participate in parade and demonstrations, highlighting community youth and service events.
TORONTO The OPTIMIST International president credited club efforts for hardening U S drug penalties and predicted Canadian clubs will push similar laws. He noted a Texas backed bill imposing the death penalty and said Optimists helped secure support. Bussard expects further Canadian registration drives as clubs tour the United States and Canada.
Three year old Among The Sick Paine Rippeon daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Rippeon Frederick NFC Was returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment and is along afcers Mrs Ruth Redmond of Walkersville underwent surgery on Wednesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is getting along satisfactorily. Her address is Mrs Ruth Redmond Johns Hopkins Hospital Woman's Clinic Ward AS 601 North Broadway Baltimore. Harry M Whisner City Plumbing Inspector was severely burned at his home on West Patrick street Monday when he ignited a brush fire and was reported improved spending a comfortable night and in fair condition this morning. Mrs George Tabler Clarke Place who had been in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital for past few days is showing some improvement. Linke Butchie Wills eight year old son of Mrs Mae Wille Fast Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition.
Members of the local Exchange club attended the Fourth Annual District Conference of the Exchange clubs of Maryland held Friday through Sunday at Ocean distd. George Washington Hovel served as headmaster for the three day meeting which included a series of sessions and events.
Mr Harry R Jones Weet Patrick street marks his third birthday this Saturday. Peter Seeger of Montrose Colorado aged in his eighties visits home after 37 years, staying with sister Misses Mary and Katie Seeger and brother Albert Seeger. Airy R1 announces birth of a daughter Mary Teresa September 11 at Montgomery County General Hospital. Local families travel for Labor Day events and visits across Maryland Ohio North Carolina and New York with relatives in Thurmont and Middletown. Interstate relatives include the Freese Beard family, Kelbaughs, Alcorns, and Burdettes visiting from Pensacola and Morgantown with various kin. Rev Ernest Drehert attends Moravian Provincial Synod in Bethleham Pa. Community members attend workshops and musical sessions at State Teachers College Indiana Pa Nashville Tenn. Birthdays noted for Mrs C Teddy Beachley Mrs Fern Marker and Mrs Noah Burmer. Private flights bring Mrs Olaf Hage Jr to visit parents and plan to meet in New York Attendances highlight family ties across multiple towns.
Obituaries note William Henry Stout, 35, Gettysburg janitor at High Street School, died at Warner Hospital after a 50 year Gettysburg residence. survived by wife Mary Spangler, a sister Annie Stahley, funeral at Bender Funeral Home with interment at Ever Breen Cemetery. Tamme C. Kline, 86, Wolfsville resident, died in Washington County Hospital after a long illness. survived by a foster son William Frinkandall, sister Linnie Delauter, brother Ashbury Hoover, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral plans listed for St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Wolfsville with Burns Hill Cemetery interment.
The notices list funerals and services for William Easterday at J William Ives Sons Funeral Home, Newton area details for services at a Methodist Church, interment at Methodist Cemetery. Additional notices cover Mantel Thomas Lowe's service at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr officiating and interment at Mount Olivet. William Ellsworth King’s funeral held at 410 West Patrick Street with notes on pallbearers and Jehovah's Witnesses service at Ninth Street Kingdom Hall. Interments at Mount Olivet Cemetery and related details are given for each.
Mrs Mary Belle Crutchley widow of Milton Crutchley died at Crutchley Nursing Home in Frederick Street. She was 85 and a member of St George's Episcopal Church in Clarendon. Funeral at 2 pm Friday from 8 East Patrick Street with burial in Arlington Virginia. Rev Thomas Francis Brady Philadelphia pastor and founder of St Timothy Church died at Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. Requiem at 10 50 am Friday at St Timothy Church with burial in the church yard.
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for multiple property sales. Properties at 29-47 South Market Street and 214- West Patrick Street, with around 32000 and 20000 dollars in consideration, transferred to new owners. Norman G Courteser sold Molter Avenue property for about 313.14.9.
Fragmentary message discusses safety, aisles, and education in a store setting. Mentions understanding appetite and ensuring customers and workers have facts at hand. Wording is garbled with unclear references to people and actions.
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