Francis Scott Key Auxiliary installs Dorothy Staley president
Dorothy Staley was installed as president of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary with officers named by Mrs. Cornelia Rodock. The meeting noted 76 members, upcoming district events, and committee appointments across Americanism child welfare budget and membership with guests from several allied units.
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Dorothy Staley
Francis Scot Key
American Legion Auxiliary
Cornelia Rodock
Staley
Velma Graham
Helen Musso
Alice Kennedy
Jean Lentz
Mary Holdscraft
Morgan
Allen iKnill
Lisa
Peter Knill
Salon No
Virginia Miller
Amanda Burall
Madeline ‘Gilbert
Poppy
Helen Grove
Roseanna Talley
Anna Wastler
Helen Buxton
Katherine Stull
Madeline Gilbert
Edna Yelton
Helen Hansen
Charlotte Main
Mildred Fisher
Jane Hahn
Haz‘el Flautt
Frances Morgan
Rose Bell
Mary Holdlcraft
Irene Lantz
Louise Reid
Anna Brown
Sallie Haines
Lucy Kemp
Helen Cutsat
Mary Holdcraft
Harlan ‘Johnenn
Florence Adams
Kathleen Eslin
Nell Lynch
George Rodock
Elsie Horn
Hampstead
Gold Star
Joseph C Herbert
Francis X. Elder
Sykesville Memorial
Francis Scott Key
William H. §. Miller
James Reid Grayson Bell
Richard Graham
Rodney Lente
Close election seen in 1956 presidential race
Washington observer notes growing talk of a tight contest with Adlai Stevenson possible to win. Maine shows Democratic gains in registering voters and organization outpacing Republicans, while nationwide reports suggest a shift toward Democratic mobilization and sustained Republican apathy.
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Dave Lawree
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Dr. Boyer of Damascus Dies
Frederick and Montgomery counties physician George Miltoe Boyer died at his Damascus home aged 64 after a long career. Founder of the Boyer Clinic, he served as bank director and Damascus Methodist trustee, and was a WWI veteran. Survived by wife Anno Bowman Boyer and four children. Funeral Monday at Damascus Methodist Church.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Boyer Clinic
Damascus
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American Medical Society
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Bank of Damasus
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Annie Warner Hospital
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Capt
Peter Boyer
Pennsylvania
Stewart Walker
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P. S. Lansdale
Shenandoah
Cahash
Upton D. Nourse
Darnestown
Lansdale
Weddings Taylor Ritenour Becomes Mrs Karl Taylor
Doris Rittenour and Karl Lee Taylor unite in a September 1 ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church in Frederick. The couple will reside at 155 West Patrick Street. later notices include engagements and a public reunion detail from the same community.
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Patrick’ Street
City Police
R. Arnold Simmons
Rebecca Ann
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick residents celebrate births from September 18 to 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Couples listed include Pearl Middletown with fifth child Mark Allen. Scott Middle Alley with ninth child John Lester. Dorsey Sheets Monrovia with Kenneth Dorsey. Wagner Airy with Martha Jane. Clifton Brown Route 2 Frederick with Eric Clifton. Richard Inicki Route 5 Frederick with a daughter. Mrs Tinicki formerly Helen Franck of Clifton New Jersey.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles C. Pearl Middletown
Mark Allen
William F. Scott
Middle Alley
John Lester
Mire Dorsey Sheets
Monrovia
Kenneth Dorsey
Hanford J. Wagner
Airy
Martha Jane
Clifton M. Brown
Frederick
Eric Clifton
Richard D. Inicki
Tinicki
Helen Franck
Clifton, N. J
Fifty Years Ago Stems From The Columns Of The News
A 1906 item notes small incidents in Brunswick including a near runaway halted by Ay. Devilbiss, 52 Cadet uniforms contracted to B Rosenour & Sons, a 35-sign petition to form a Brunswick Reformed congregation, and Mrs. M C Getzbaugh injured in Baltimore trolley collision with broken ribs and leg.
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the News
Clarke Devilbiss
Rhodes R. Kemp
Hershberger
Third Street
Ay. Devilbiss
Messrs
B. Rosenour Ant
The
Reformed Church
Brunswick
Maryland
Trinity Reformed
Walbrook
Time From The Columns Of The News September 22
RT Rev Msgr Bernard James Bradley MU St Marys College president died in Providence Hospital Washington pneumonia at age Classes at the college suspended. John N Souder 68 dairy man killed in car crash near Brunswick foreman of Brunswick Cooperative Association. Markell Nelson named Grand Jury foreman Circuit Court opening. Auto thieves stole license plates from Mayer Culler garage and damaged machine parts.
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Bernard James Bradley
MU St. Mary's College
Providence Hospital
Washington
John N. Souder
Tio
Brunswick
Brunswick Cooperative Association
Markell H. Nelson
Urner
Mayer Culler
M Beer We Heme
Strei
Ducal Temple Pythians Attend Maryland Grand Convention
Members of Ducal Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters travel to Easton for the Grand Temple of Maryland convention, with Gaithersburg Grand Chief Marie Harding leading officials including Grand Secretary Delue Crawford and Past Supreme Representatives. The group will participate in Sunday services at the Evangelical Reform church on October 11.
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Grand Temple of
Dany Willer
Sylvia Alexander
Bertha Rice
Annie Atkinson
Mary Baker
Mae Miller
Helen Wachter
Evangelical Reformed Church
Keas and Koss Families Return from Europe Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Keas and children have returned to Peekskill New York from a visit abroad. Mr and Mrs Koss completed a seven week tour visiting England Germany Italy Switzerland and Belgium. They attended a public audience with Pope Pius at his summer residence and met friends in Fort Detrick Italy and Germany.
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Europe
Robert
Joseph Koss
C. T. Brosius Jr
Arlington
Koss
Pope Pius
Fort Detrick
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Mr. Koss
County Lions Hear Talk On Civil Defense
The New Market district Lions Club met on September 17 at Mealey's Hotel. Frederick County Civil Defense reported the county is organized as seven districts with Delbert Null heading the program and Dr. James Sensenbaugh as deputy-at-large for schools. A $25 donation to the Children's Aid Society was authorized. The bowling team at Health Center posted a 2-1 week.
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New Market District
Lices Club
Mealey's
TS Saeat
Crickenberger
Frederick County Civil Defense
Delbert Null
Board of County Commissioners
Civil Defense
James Sensenbaugh
Frank D. Worthington
Robert Pilgram
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Livan Raymond Day
New Market School
Lion William Browning
Lions Zimmerman
Stahl
St.Clair
Widmayer
Brashearst
Obituary notices from York and Mt. Airy residents
Maggie M Anderson of York dies at home at 11 30 pm aged 8 survived by three daughters and a son. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm from Robert F Koller funeral home York burial Greenmount Cork. Clarence Edward King of York area dies aged 67 at his brother George King’s home Hagerstown. Survived by siblings Lacy M Cooper Knoxville and Mattie Brooks Brunswick. Harvey B Haines of near Mt Airy dies aged 84 at son Leonard B Haines’s home. Buried Prospect Methodist church Mt Airy. Funeral details provided by C M Waltz funeral director.
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Clarence E. King
Clarence Edward King
George King
Boward Street
Hagerstown
John
Laura Fauble King
Mary Dean King
George
Lacy M. Cooper
Knoxville
Mattie Brooks
Brunswick
Cooper
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Newton Poling
C. H. Feete and Brother
Harvey B. Haines
Mt Airy
Leonard B. Haines
Mt. Airy
Frederick County
William and
Sarah Haines
Florence Condon Haines
Leonard
Etta Pearl Hood
Washington
Winfield
Prospect Methodist Church
Hayden Sparks
C. M. Waltz
Worker Reenters Hospital After Pole Fall Injuries
Mr. Paul Biddinger of East Fifth Street, an employee of Potomac Edison, was injured and burned when he fell from a pole and reentered Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday for further treatment. Mr. Lews E. Twentey, business office manager of the News-Fest, has been a patient at Frederick Memorial since August 6 and is reported as continuing to improve.
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Paul Biddinger
East Fifth Street
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lews E. Twentey
News-Fest
Five Years For Assault In Centreville Case
Wes M. Douglas Packard a 28 year old dairy truck driver and father of three was sentenced to five years in prison for assault and carnal knowledge of a girl under fourteen in Centreville Maryland.
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Centreville
Wes M. Douglas Packard
Frederick CAP Squadron Holds Monthly Meeting at Airport
The Frederick Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol met at the Municipal Airport for its weekly session. Five youths aged 14 to 16 applied for membership, while Lt Jeannie Martin received the Red Service Ribbon for long CAP service. New manuals from CAP HQ will guide cadet classes. Lt John E Patton announced the Wing Commanders meeting in Baltimore and noted cadet Robert Barger’s selection as CAP participant in Operation Deep Freeze.
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Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Uissdoomw
Kenneth W. Spurrier
Military Road
Ralph D. Orrison
Lee Place
Richard A. Sliger
Larry D. Myers
Key Avenue
George E. VanFossen Jr
Biggs Avenue
Jeannie Martin
CAP
National Headquarters Cap
John E. Patton
Friendship International Airport
Baltimore
Robert Newton Barger
Peoria
Walter R. Agee
USAF
Antarctic
South Pole
Urbana H Club Reorganized at Parish Hall Meeting
The Urbana H Club, active again after a summer leadership resignation, reorganized with Mrs John Underwood as leader and Robbie LaGarde elected president. Officers include Doris Jean Lee vice president, Joan Roderick secretary, Eleanor Ipkins treasurer, and Patricia Gentarr delegate.
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Urbana Parish
Pauline Runkles
John Underwood
Roxie Lee Montgomery
Yeats
Robbie LaGarde
Doris Jean Lee
Joan Roderick
Eleanor Iipkins
Pinttia Gentarr
Dotty
Sally Geisehert
Paul G. Geisbert
Dolly Staley
Maredane Dudderar
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