Teachers Attend Camp Meet at Camp Pioneer
About 100 Frederick County teachers and guests attended the third annual Leadership Training Institute at Camp Pioneer near Emmitsburg. The Frederick County Teachers Association sponsored the event built around Education and Politics with keynote speaker Clayton Seeber of the National Education Association urging greater political activity. Speakers and moderators from area schools led discussions on legislation membership public relations and teacher welfare.
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Frederick County
Camp Pioneer
Emmitsburg
Frederick County ‘Teachers’ Association
Clayton Seeber
National Education Association
Washington
Congress
Seeber
Jack B. Kussmaul
Brunswick High School
Donald Koons
The
West
Frederick Junior High School
Margaret Adams
Baltimore
Harry Hendrickson
Maryland Teachers Association
Walter Snyder
Baltimore County
Mary Margrabe
County Association
James A. Sensenbaugh
Robert Gibson
Cecil County
Beattie Stauffer
North Frederick
Koons
Gibson
Martin Raila
Baltimore City
Teachers Gather for Maryland State Meeting Activities
Group discussion featured John Charity of Lincoln High School with Harry Hendrickson and George Delaplaine Jr. of the Frederick News-Post as consultants. Recorders included James E. Lightner of Brunswick High School Arts and Ross Foliz of Middletown High School. Audrey Pressler led teacher welfare talks with Mr Snyder and Art Simons as consultants. Suzanne Willis introduced guests as Thomas Johnson spoke for the Maryland State Teachers Association. The program opened with an invocation by Rev John C Charles of the Emmitsburg United Church of Christ and closed with square dancing arranged by Roy Okan and Eugene Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charity
Lincoln High School
Harry Hendrickson
George Delaplaine, Jr
Frederick News - Post
Recorder
James E. Lightner
Brunswick High School
Audrey Pressler
Frederick High School
Mr. Snyder
Art ‘Simons
Montgomery County Education Association
Ross Foliz
Middletown
John C. Charles
Emmitsburg
Youth Never Better Educator Points Out
Rev. John Doherty, chairman of religion at Cardinal Hayes High School, said American teenagers are more sophisticated and self aware than in the past during a Seton High School Teachers Institute seminar. He noted the need to adapt to new youth concepts and education.
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Baltimore
John Doherty
Penrod
Sam
Huckleberry
Finn
Rover Boys
Father Doherty
Department of
Cardinal Hayes High School
New York City
Seton High School
Doherty
Heaven
Woman Charged After Red Light Accident in Frederick
City police report an accident at Fourth and Market streets at 4 05 pm Sunday. Emma Britton 70 of Route 6 Frederick driving a 199 model A Ford ran a red light and struck Eugene C Rieley 60 of Arlington Va driving a 1951 Chevrolet causing 400 damage to his car and 20 to Britton s car Britton was charged with failure to stop for a red light and treated for a broken rib at Frederick Memorial Hospital Rieley was not injured Officer Paul Mossburg investigated.
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Fourth and
Market Streets
Emma Britton
Route 6
Frederick
E. Fourth Street
Market Street
Eugene C. Rieley
Arlington
Man Caught Stealing at Local Store Leads to Arrests
Police report multiple arrests after incidents on city streets. Wilson jailed for dis orderly conduct with $180 collateral after dropping merchandise and fleeing into an alley. Oscar C. Smith charged with failing to stop after a property-damage accident with a $1.45 bond. Earl C. Moss Jr charged with failing to yield on South Jefferson Street with $6.45 collateral. David G. Connroe charged with driving without a license and speeding. collateral set at $12.50. Accidental wound noted for Stanley Routzahn of 709 North Market Street. Officer details: Claude Evans, Frank Main, Harry P. Phillips. Trial dates set for Oct. 1 and today at 7 p.m.
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Harris Wilson
Mt. Union
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Acme
South Court Street
Wilson
Claude Evans
Oscar C. Smith
Jefferson
Smith
Frank Main
South Jefferson Street
Earl C. Moss Jr
Frederick
David G. Connroe
West Seventh Street
Conmrde
Harry P. Phillips
Man Injures Self in Home Gun Cleaning Incident
A man shot himself in the right thigh with a .22 caliber pistol while cleaning his firearm at home. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital Routzahn and released.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Routzahn
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