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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1948

Page

4

Dorothy Dix Says On Divorce And Family Welfare

A reader writes that discovering a husband's infidelity shatters her world and risks breaking up the home. Dorothy Dix urges considering the impact on children, extended family, and future happiness, noting the strong pull of faith and responsibility. The plea favors persevering to preserve the family and spiritual rewards.

Ole Gisay

Corn Ballad and Class Notes From Narrow Fragments

A garbled mix of notes mentioning a geneticist Dr W Ralph Singleton and corn breeding claims, plus two church class meeting reports from Wesleyan Bible Class Calvary Methodist and St Mark's Lutheran with dates in September and October. Another line notes blast furnaces using 209 million tons of air last year.

Toway W. Ralph Singleton Brooshaver Nau Laboratory Long Island Noy Iowa West Singleton Stuart St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Doubs Pauline Sheets David Specht Walter DelLauter Russell Castle Sheets

Fifty Years Ago Local News From The Columns

The Grand Jury reported 73 indictments and 14 cases dismissed. The county jail was described as in perfect condition. A strong sentiment existed as Judge John A A was a candidate for Congress from the district. Names and moves of residents were listed, including address changes on East Patrick Street and Second Street. The First Annual Century Run of Road Club headline noted upcoming events and a trip to Frederick.

John Aa Congress George Gannon Fawil East Patrick Street Frank Brooker Second Street Third Street Charles Son Maona Japan Cole Frederick Haney

Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago Sept 21 1928 report notes Hood College opening ceremonies for the new term with Prof Ernest Feise head of Johns Hopkins German department as speaker. Mention Cultur al Glotown Bank and property moves involving David Souder and Norman Remsberg with the Glotown community.

the News Charles Cultural Ional Bank Joh Street Norman Remsberg Lancer Gas David Souder Alllay Souder Jefferson Ernest Feise Germen Johns Hopkins University Hood College

Unclear fragment on Archim Class and family ties

Fragment discusses Archim Class completion and mentions Louis, Kansas City, and Salvation Army ties. References Captain Howard Chesham in Chicago Finance Department and two daughters. Details are incomplete and names inconsistent.

Ma. Louis Kansas Salvation Army Howard Chesham Chicago

Leona Vano Weds in Elwood Ceremony Despite Erratic Text

The bride, Leona Vano, was married in Elwood with a traditional ceremony as Mrs. Hessi Jeanne presided. Attendants wore satin gowns in old rose and green and blue, with pearls and rosebud bouquets. The groom’s brother Walter DeGrange served as best man, with ushers Lee Iversen and Warren Shaffer.

Friar Baier Leona Vano Ad Nero Fast Street Elwood Jordan Hessi Jeanne Walter DeGrange Virginia Burt Wausau Wis Betty Garner Silver Spring Stomannd Lee Iversen Baltimore Warren Shaffer Fredert Waseh

Seey Marshall Backs Bernadotte Report

Seey Marshall endorses the Bernadotte report amid political maneuvering. He urges acceptance of the core findings while signaling support for the ruling party’s cautious approach to policy shifts.

Seey Marshall Bernadotte

Booster Night Brings Grange Members Together

The meeting at Charlotte Street venue gathers Grange members, including speakers Mrs Holter and Edward F Holter, to discuss a special grant and recognize attenders. The Maryland Grange chapter hosts the event with local attendees and friends.

Grance Oeserve Charlotte Stiles Edward F Holter Ster Maryland State Grance iMrs Holter

Many From City And County To Seek Higher Education

A long list of Frederick area graduates and nonresidents pursue higher education at Mt. St. Marys College, Wilson, and numerous colleges across the country. The report details graduates entering University of Maryland, Buckeystown, Goucher College, Swarthmore, Lafayette, and many others, with dozens of named streets and towns cited as home or origin. Also noted are 1948 graduates entering colleges and schools, and a section on 1948 entrants.

Taird Street William M. Smith Upper College Terrace Joseph L. Lebhert Clifton Wson State Teachers College Mary Elfen Crow Matilda Bernard Davis Rockwell Terrace Notre Dame College Atuss Kat Ore Erine Leichert East Secret Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Sally Wngton Rosement Avenue Haverford College Haverford Tra l Mathias Court Square James B Ranch West Third Street Lafayette College Easton Harrison McAlpine College For Women Ondon Conn Frances Keller East Second Street Washing College Cambridge Eleanor Pearre Upper Terrace R - Jonesiversity Ville S.C Homer Palmer Ith Street Villanova College Villanova N. Wilson Schley Frederick Donald Schley University of Maryland Wilson Schley Goucher College Baltimore Dorothy Renna Adamstown Swarthmore College Anna Eshleman Kemp Hall McDowell Design School Sara Saffit North Market Street Bliss Electrical School William Morton, Jr Magnolia Avenue Franklin and Marshall Edward Etchison East Church Street James Eshleman Ohio University Athens Edwin Kemp West College Terrace Washington and Lee University Lexington Edward P. Thomas, Jr William and Mary College Williamsburg Donald Koons Phillip Lambdin Motter Avenue Robert Barker West South Street John de Rose Buckeystown Kenneth Bruthey Betty Ellin Francis Scott Key Hotel Robert Davis Betty Storm Frank North Market Jack Dood Massanutten Military Academy Woodstock Charles J. Staley West 13Th Street Hood College Elizabeth Derr Louise Hendrickson West Second Street Dorothea Jasper Rosemont Avenue Lois Keller Middie-town Betsy McCain College Terrace Betty Lou Markoe East Fourth Street Lorraine Moberly Monroe Street Susan Neal Braddock Heights Anne Nicodemus Elm Street Margaret Smith Bucherystown Gwyvan Kinsey Delores van Fossen Lindbergh Avenue Thomas Fox Rutgers’ University New Brunswick N. J George B. Delaplaine Sweet Briar Peggy Quynn University of Wiinois Leslie Burger Jr. Stephen's Institute of Technology Hoboken N. 5 Janet Woodsboro Ellen Kehnestown Pringfield College Springfield Mass Richard S. Dutrow Margery Webster Washington Martha Ann Brittain Spring Valley Mercersburg Academy Mercersburg Martin Grayson Bowers Robert Chichester Thomas Williams, Jr George Thomas Libertytown Emma Willard School For Girls Troy Sally Bowers Doris Jean Lease Wilson Avenue Doris Simpson West 12Th Street Mary Catherine Remsberg Carroll Paraway Dorothy Snyder Dorothy Handley Madison Street Charlotte Reeder Natalie Colbert Dill Avenue Hagerstown Business College Paul Sunday Jane and Jean Crickenberger New Market Mary Washington School For Girls Fredericksburg Lila Chichester University of Richmond Richmond Dorothy Smith Barbara Jocoles Virginia Intermont Junior College Bristol Mary Frances Thompson Cathedral School For Girls Susan Rosenstock Nogadel Truxal Hood College Compux Natalie Phillips

Loot May Reach 15000 In Virginia Beach Robbery

Virginia Beach police report an armed robbery at a private party early Sunday may have netted up to 15000 in cash and jewelry. Police chief Ivan Mapp of Princess Anne County said seven masked gunmen conducted the raid and imported assailants aided the plan. He noted it was impossible to determine exact losses and that guests included residents from Richmond and Washington frequenting the Boat House event hosted by Fox of Virginia Beach.

Virginia Beach Ivan Mapp Princess Anne County Mapp Mapn V.J Beach Richmond Washington Fox

New Market Grange Hall Located Near Route 30

The New Market Grange hall is described as being just south of Route 30 at the four corners in New Market, with other Granges in the county expected nearby.

New Market Route 30 Four Corners

Taft weighs independent role in new Congress

Washington Daybook notes Senator Robert Taft has made no final choice on his stance for the Blst Congress. He may act independently or align with Gov. Dewey on domestic policy, while avoiding a shelf role. Taft plans to wait and see which party controls the Senate and may lead GOP efforts if Democrats win.

Taft Congress Tris Coffin Washington Robert Taft Dring Dewey Jack Matin Senate Bob Taft Qohican Tom Dex Taft Raiven Vandenberg Russia Arthur Vandenburg House Pennsylvania Avenue P.S George Bender Philadelphia New York Albany Bender

Mediation Begins In Rail Strike Threat

The National Mediation Board opens meetings in Chicago to mediate wages and hours between rail carriers and 16 non operating brotherhoods. A 69 day cooling off period precedes any potential strike. Brotherhoods seek 25 cent hourly raises, 40 hour weeks, and overtime pay boosts.

Associated Press National Mediation Board Carriers’ Committee Chicago Ledure

Emmitsburg Tavern Inc Files Articles of Incorporation

Articles of Incorporation have been filed with the State Tax Commission for Emmitsburg Tavern Inc to engage in tavern business. Capital stock is set at 109060 shares of common par value $1 each. Incorporators are John E Chrismer Catherine M Chrismer and Agnes C Fitzgerald all of Emmitsburg.

State Tax Commission Emmitsburg Tavern, Inc John E. Chrismer Catherine M Chrismer Agnes C. Fitzgerald Emmitsbure

Weddings Biser-Munday A Quiet Pretty Ceremony

A quiet eight am wedding at the Tri Evangelical Reformed parsonage Adams town united Blanche Munday daughter of Mrs John Hartzell Cooper Bo and Paul Melvin Biser son of Mr and Mrs Eric C Biser Ada Lown. Rev Morgan Andres officiated in a graydon setting. The bride wore a navy gabardine suit with pink accessories and a heirloom necklace. a white rosebud corsage. Attendants were Miss Barbara Lewis and Martin Holland Biser with Dickerson and Findlay. The newlyweds planned an undisclosed honeymoon and will reside at the groom’s home after October 1. The bride had been employed at the National Cancer Institute Bethesda.

Barbara Lewis Dickerson Martin Holand Biser Bru National Cancer Institute Bethesda David Fisher Frederick County First Methodist Church Jamaica Evelyn L. Fisher George Fisher Rocky Ridge William Clarke Richmond Hill N. Y John N. David New York City H. O. Hoss Richmond Y Frank Kelly Jackson Glenn Masser Frederick How Crose Ivan New Province Ralph Dessem Findlay Joan W. Neitiey Barrie Pa Robert Schultz Frederick Sue Brandeberry James Mou Miss Brandeberry Biour Nancr Nelson Alary Manchester Ruth Dutiweiler Russ Ethel Marie Hail Jeanne Hooper Robert Brown Ohio Findlay High School Findlay College Theta Epsilon Delta Schultz Frederick High School Findley College Theta Epsilon Delite Telivique Club Fron

Civic Club Holds Its First Fall Meeting

The Frederick Civic Club met in the Evangelical Reformed church social room with about 45 members and five guests. President Mrs. Clifford Riker led the flag salute and welcomed guests. Russ France Shores spoke on exchange teachers and Elizabeth John Cramer and soloists performed. The club donated 94.25 to cancer funds and outlined annual activities and committee leadership for the year.

Frederick Britain Liverpool Georg B. Hoke

Baltimore murder trial reveals buried knife lead

In Baltimore on September 21 two police officers testified that Eugene H. James 31 a Black janitor led them to a buried butcher knife connected to the fatal stabbing of 11 year old Marsha Brill last July 6 in Northwest Baltimore near Pimlico. James stands trial for murder in the girl’s death.

Baltimore Eugene H. James James Northwes Pimlica

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