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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1955

Page

5

Watchcat ocelot stars in Kennedy home tale

Westport columnist describes Arthur Kennedy and his family with Smerdiey the ocelot a wildcat from Peru. The pet, a nightly studio visitor, claws and growls while attends jams and watches football and late movies. Kennedys mull the cat's future as they keep him at home.

Hal Boyle Westport Conn Mr. Smerdiey Smerdi¢y Arthur Kennedy Kennedy Peru M-G-M Central South America Georgia Smerdiey Smerdley Laune Terence Ugver Chippy Mien Ocelot

Lewis town FTA discusses PTA aims and upcoming fair

The Lewis town FTA held a program titled What is PTA at the local school on Sept. 20. Mrs Harry Stull chaired the meeting introducing new principal Arnett Wilfong and teachers. A Nov. 4 fair bazaar was planned with Beeson as general chairmen and Mrs John McHenry named as a delegate. The next meeting on Oct. 18 will cover mental health with Mrs Paul Wise speaking on Children and TV. The social hour followed with refreshments. The piece notes the maiden names of the wives of Presidents Madison and Lincoln as Todd.

Lewistown F.T.A Lewisstown Harry Stull John McHenry County Council Charles Putman Arnett Wilfong Jewell Beeson Wilfong

Senate Cloakroom Notes and Housing Report Highlights

Beall attends International Labor Organization meeting in Geneva. Home building surge noted in Labor Department survey with 123000 August starts and a 1 304 million annual rate. Federal flood relief expedites contracts totaling millions. Army Corps rehab projects advance. Junior Woman's Club reports September meeting and committees. road paving asphalt use climbs from 0.5 million tons in 1929 to 12 million tons in 1954.

J. Glenn Beall U. S Maryland Beall International Labor Organization Geneva Switzerland Labor Department White House Defense Department Atomic Energy Commission Army Corps of Engineers Adminnistra United States

Dairy stock farm with barns and silo near Rie

A compact historic listing describes a dairy stock farm near Rie with two bank barn buildings, 18 stanchions, a brick structure, a new silo, and 23 to 66 acres. It notes solid condition and potential use for sanatorium or retreat, plus one or two houses and proximity to Baltimore market and nearby towns.

Rie Bank Barn Baltimore Hear Lyalstown Mtar

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