Meeting On Employ the Handicapped Week Held Here
A morning session at Frederick High School gathered Governor's committee members county chairmen and Western Maryland representatives to discuss Employ the Handicapped Week. Attendees included Grafton Lee Brown, David L. B. Fringer, and R. C. Thompson with subcommittees formed for awards and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor's Committee
Maryland
Frederick High School
Grafton Lee Brown
David L. B. Fringer
Maryland State Employment Service
R. C. Thompson
State Department of Education
Merle S. Rockwell
State Commission
University of Maryland
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick
David Coffman
Allegany
Stephen R. Pagehart
Garrett
Marion Smith
Montgomery
Ivan Rohrer
Washington
Felix Westine
Carroll
Frederick County
Mr. Fitzpatrick
John A. Derr
William C. Hill
State Vocational Rehabilitation
G. Ernest Lipps
Maryland Veterans Commission
Alan W. Long
Basil Mt Z
Charles Do. Carlson
Robert K. Danner
Veterans' Employment
Mayetta Hershberger
Department of Employment Security
Mathew J. White
Kenneth G. Stoner
Ralph S. Tagg
Donalds. Ebersole
Frances A. Kenny
Washington County
Harry Nelson
Edward Rider
Charles M. Lee
William B. Orndorff
David Kauf
Self Regulation for Comics Faces Censorship Push
The comic book publishers plan self censorship to address concerns about their impact on youth. They compare to the film industry under Will Hays, noting publishers may resist intervention but hope self regulation will quell calls for government censorship and avoid financial harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hays
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colonies Of The News
The Buckeystown safe was blown and robbed of about 3400 with rings watches and papers in an early morning burglary. Rev Dr Thomas Scott Bacon died at Buckeystown aged 79, former rector of St Pauls parish. Emory Diller injured when struck by a four horse wagon near Lime Kiln. B&O Railroad to upgrade Bruns wick terminal storage yards increasing capacity. Roger B Wood, son of Col J E R Wood, named superintendent of the Democratic National Committee mailing department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonios
John F. Keller
Buckeystown
Thomas Scott Bacon
St. Paul's Parish
Emory Diller
Joseph Thomas
Lime Kiln
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Roger B. Wood
J. E. R. Wood
Democratic National Committee
Century Building
New York City
Twenty Years Ago in The Columns Of The News
excerpts from Sept 15 1334 recount Maryland political primary results and local social notes. Goldsborough leads in GOP governor race with two precincts pending while Democrats elect anti organization candidates to the State Central committee. Bridges tolls on Potomac at Point of Rocks and Brunswick may end by October 15. Mrs Evelyn Louise Smith wed Frank R Fraley in Walkersville. Carlton Baumgardner heads to Chicago World’s Fair. Women’s Society of Christian Service reviews year theme Except the Lord Keep the City. Pajama project planned, chicken and ham supper set for Sept 29. Minor accident on Church Street leaves about $5 damage. no charges. 1936 convention rules study committee named by DNC Chair Mitchell with 68 appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Harrys W. Nice
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Republian
Goldsborough
State Central Committee
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Potomac River
Evelyn Louise Smith
Maurice C. Smith
Woodsboro
Frank R. Fraley
Frank W. Fraley
Catoclin Furnace
Walkersville
Carlton Baumgardner
North Market Street
Chicago
Toms-Smith Wedding Party at Rocky Hall Church
Doris Arline Smith daughter of J Alton Smith and George Henry Toms son of Elwood N Toms wed at Rocky Hall Lutheran Church. Rev Raymond C Myers officiated with families from Walkersville Union Bridge Thurmont and Creagertown present. Bride wore lace gown with pearls and carried a white Bible. couple to reside in Creage rstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toms-Smith
Esther Ditherman
Margaret Powell
J. Alton Smith
Raymond Myers
Charles Toms
James Thomas
Doris
Arline Smith
Walkersville
Myr
George Henry Toms
Elwood N. Toms
LeGore
Rocky Hall Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
Walker Vie
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Esther Ditterman
Frederick County seeks qualified teachers via new parents committee
The Parents Committee for Better Education in Frederick County named a dues committee to locate teachers for public schools. The group, with 104 parents from Middletown Walkersville Frederick Braddock Heights, plans a meeting with the School Board and urges affiliation with the Citizens Committee for Public Schools. Letters to the committee are welcome at post office box 137.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents Committee For Better Education
Frederick County
J. Groutzahn
John Garrison
David Brengle
Middletown
Morris Rhian
Donald Ward
Dorothy Cunningham
J. William Brosius
Richard Gutekunst
Citizens Committee For Public Schools
Citizens Committee
News-Post
Woman's Society Meeting at Carmel Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met September 2 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dacis Fritz with co-hostesses Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Agnes Mercer. President Mrs. Harl Compher spoke on "Except The Lord Keep The City" after Psalm 127 and prayer by Mrs. Richard Burns. Refreshments followed the business meeting, and the next gathering is set for October 12 at Mrs. Ida Hall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mr. Carmel Methodist Church
Dacis Fritz
Fritz
Agnes Mercer
Harl Compher
Roger Main
Richard Burns
Ida Hall
Frederick couple wed in Labor Day Methodist ceremony
In a double ring ceremony at Trinity Methodist Church Frederick at 7 p m Rev H L D Doggett officiated. Bride Minnie UL Hellmer and groom Frank H House residents of the city exchanged vows. Attendants Mr and Mrs Thomas E Harding and Miss Betty Heffner. Reception at the Harding home 110 East Sixth St. Newlyweds home at 416 Sherman Ave after a southern Pennsylvania wedding trip. Barbara Ann Schwartz engages Matthew Walters Jr of Atchison Kansas with spring wedding planned. Barbara works for C and P Telephone Co and Walters is a bacteriologist at Camp Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Harbaugh
New Midway
Ella Wisner
Walkersville
Neagara Falls
Canada
Yoms
Walkersville High School
University of Maryland
Farmers Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Toms
United States Armed Forces
R. P. Bennett Co
Maryland
Pennyslvania
Creagerstown
Helie
H. L. D. Doggett
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick
Minnie Ul, Hellmer
Frank H. House
Thomas E. Harding
Betty Heffner
Harding
East Sixth St
Pennsylvania
Sherman Avenue
Wretaren
Ernest IT. Schwartz
Montclaire Avenue
Barbara Ann
Matthew Walters
Mr. Walters
Atchison
Kansas
Miss Schwartz
C. and P. Telephone Co
Walters
Camp Detrick
Hospital notices and a church class meeting in Frederick area
Mrs Tillie Huntzberry returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy last September. James Hart entered the hospital for x rays and major surgery today. Mrs Bessie Zimmerman was moved to Vindobona Convalescent Home by the Thurmont American Legion ambulance. The Wide Awake Sunday School Class of Calvary Methodist, led by Miss Margaret Creager, met September 13 at Mrs Gladys Hall's home for Bible verses and devotions. prizes were awarded and slides shown. refreshments were served by Mrs Gladys Hall and Mrs Jane Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Huntzberry
East Fourth’ Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Hart
Airy
American Legion Ambulance of
Thurmont
Bessie Zimmerman
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Calvars Methodist Church
Gladys Hall
Monroe Avenue
Margaret Creager
Jane Burgess
Hammond Clare
Doris Gaither
Ruth Eyler
Lorraine Wolf
Clary
Gladys Lull
Phone Rates Up 30 Cents Across Chesapeake and Potomac
Baltimore The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co announced a new rate schedule effective bills issued on and after Sept 22 raising the basic business line to 8.25 a month with each additional line at 4. The firm sought large revenue increases last year and also raised charges for extra business listings and business extensions in the Washington Baltimore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Mainland Public Service Commission
Washington- Baltimore
Jull Hall Dedicated At University Of Maryland
The University of Maryland held an open house for state and national poultry leaders to dedicate a new poultry science building named Jull Hall in honor of Morley Jull who led the poultry department since 1936. Dr. James M. Gwin noted the honored name dominates the field for nearly half a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Jull
Morley 4
College of Agriculture
James M. Gwin
Farm Extension Service
Funeral Rites For Annie E. Lawrence Held At Home
Funeral services for Annie Emma Lawrence widow of Sarah Lawrence were held at the I. G. O. F. Home on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Reverend W. Merval Weaver of First Presbyterian Church officiated with Queen Esther Rebekah members and others in attendance. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery in Baltimore County with M. R. Etchison & Son directing. Notable pallbearers included Howard Thomases and William E. Foreman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Emma Lawrence
Ofsarah Lawrence
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Queen Esther Rebekah
Noble Grand
Clara Seddon
Anna Wright
Howard Thomas
William £. Foreman
Frank Padgett
Arthur Kolb
Woodlawn Cemetery
Baltimore County
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harry B. Becard
Middletown
Albert Snyder
David Stoulemyer
Barry Horine
Benny Boyer
Lionel May
Thomas Bittle
Donald Bceard
Myersville United Brethren Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Harold K. Martin
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Avacia Lodge
A. F
A. M of
Elden ©. Buhrman
Henry K. Testerman
Richard K. Rice
Herman D. Shook
Roger L. Hildebrand
G. Robert Mullican
William Winebrenner
Charles Ambrose
Leon Smith
Robert Ramsburg
Foster Warrenfeltz
Newton Sharrer
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creagee and Son
Ernest M. Vaughan
Buckeystown
Ardmore
Rogers Ford
Albert B. Kanzinger
St. Paul's Evangelical
Robert Oehlert
Burntwood
Harry E. Carty Co
Births and anniversaries noted in Frederick area notices
Mr and Mrs Allard Wiles announce Terri Roxann born August 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The couple celebrate their fifth anniversary September 11. Mrs Wiles is the former Da Etta Hawkins. Mr and Mrs Olver Roelkey announce son Oliver Keith born September 11 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roelkey’s daughter is Mrs. Robert Mahoney of Knoxville. Mrs Harry Boteler and Mrs Charles Foster vacationed in Louisville with Pfc Alan Foster. C. E. Woods of Emmitsburg hosted a home party with many guests from Baltimore Washington Charleston and beyond. A quiet 81st birthday is noted for Harry Jones of West Patrick street. Several locals enrolled at the College of Beauty Knowledge in Baltimore on Sept. 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allard
Jake) Wiles
Terri Roxann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wiles
Robert Mahoney
Knoxville
Harry Boteler
Baltimore
Charles K. Foster
Brunswick
Louisville
Alan L. Foster
C. E. Woods
Emmitsburg
Ivan
Walker
Charleston
W. Yva
John Pho and Son
Harry Jones
West Patrick Street
Evelyn Treryar
Janice Popp
Caroline Craum
Margaret Strawsburg
Anne Tinney
Pauline Danner
Kitty Alexander
Buckerstown
College of Beauty Knowledge
Jewish Women Plan Year In Frederick Council Meeting
The Frederick section of the Council of Jewish Women met at the Bonai B'rith lodge on East Church street with President Mrs. Jean Weissman presiding. A bake sale for the Emergency polio fund was announced for Saturday morning in front of the Opera House. The group noted Hannah G Solomon scholarships for postgraduate social work and considered attending the National Council convention in New Orleans March 20 to 22. Commitee chairs and plans for the year were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Bonai B'rith Lodge
East Church Street
Ean Weissman
Opera House
National Council
Hannah G. Solomon
X National Council
New Orleans
Eunice Winters
Beth Ware
Leonore Weil
War over Formosa and Quemoy unlikely says LAWRENCE
David Lawrence argues Americans are not prepared for a war over Formosa or Quemoy. He reviews defense perimeters, US roles, and congressional approval requirements, noting cautious public opinion and uncertain allied support if action occurs. He warns China may miscalculate and a crisis could rise without broad public readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Formosa
Quemoy Island
China
United States
America
Japan
Philippines
Dean Acheson
Korea
38Th
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Far East
Great Britain
Red China
Peiping
Quemoy Islands
Britain
France
United Nations
Indochina
U. S
Congress
Denver
Western Pacific
Business Meeting Held by Monday Musicaies
The annual meeting at the Cullers home on Carroll Parkway, George B. Douglas presiding, outlined a season featuring local composers Amahl and the Night Visitors, Elijah, and other guest performances. October gathering to be at Mrs. Webster Whitehill's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Musicaies
Lloyd C. Culler
Carroll Parkway
George B. Dougla
Frederick
Donald M. Sullivan
Amahl
Eliyjah
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John W. Rice
Elsworth L. Rice
Pack’ Avenue
Harold Robert Messner
William H. Goodsell
Clarence William Olden
Urbana
Eleanor M. Miller
Harvey C. Boone
Bartonsville Road
New Market District
Howard L. Lynch
L. Norman Fulmer
William E. Dorsey
George W. Riegel
U.S. 40
Haugh
Amos K. McMuhen
Lawrence E. Green
Woodville
Mee Dahert O Trifanne
Omer T. Kaylor
Levin E. Tritapse
West Potomac Street
Life Insurance Week
Theodore R. McKeldin
Life Insurance
Baltimore Life Underwriters’ Association
Women's Society of Christian Service of
Central Methodist Church
Clara Jones
Charles Jones
Roy Duvall
Jesus
Charles Walker
Vere Roy Duvall
Nellie Young
Paul Jones
Richard Reynolds
Richard Corns
Charles Zimmerman
Charles F. Morchiser
RFD 1
Church Street
East Third
Perry D. Danner
Jefferson
Nathan Dorsey
Stephen A
Mitchell
Fellows
Wiliam
Centreville
Queen Anne's County
Frank Keefer
Donald E. Leatherman
Michael J. Croghan
Charles Byerly, Jr
East Patrick Steel
Gopr
NEA Serica
Quemoy
Culter
James Falk
Frank Griffid
Sullivan
Webster Whitehill
Braddock Height
North Beach
Seaside Park
W. Rosenberry
Shirley Rosenberry
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