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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
7
Thursday meeting of the Carroll Garden Club featured speaker Mrs Se bastian on flower arrangements. Local families announce births and anniversaries. new graduates, a Grange election, and a fire response update community happenings in Emmitsburg and Mount St Marys area.
The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet decreed the release of 6 877 German war prisoners with 749 withheld for the “special gravity” of their offenses. The released prisoners will be returned to their home sector, West or East Germany, based on their original homes as the decree cites Western and Eastern German authorities’ requests and the long postwar period.
Emmitsburg returns home as Mr and Mrs C Combs leave for Desoto Ga. Clifford Meskill of Baltimore visited Raymond Baumgardner. Numerous visitors to Mr and Mrs Russell Ohler included Maurice Martin Egan Al and the Baumgardner family from New York City. Arthur Santinelli and family left for Long Island after visiting Evelyn Eyler. E Woods hosted William Owen Jr and family Rochester NY along with other visitors from Westminster Morristown TN Washington NY and Bluefield WV. Mount St Marys College retreat date moved to the week before Thanksgiving. Lutheran Church to hold a food sale Oct 8 at the fire hall for cemetery upkeep starting 10 am. Heinz Schneppen, Westphalia Germany, joins Mount St Marys as Fulbright exchange student. Chamber of Commerce plans tied to Bi Centennial celebration in 1957 and Fire Prevention Week Oct 9–15 urged. Kermit Lowe reported on swimming pool committee findings. investigation to continue. Mrs Marie Rial was a recent attendee.
Philadelphia reports a sweeping management reshuffle at Pennsylvania Railroad effective Nov 1, reorganizing into nine regions with Atlantic division largely untouched. The plan, praised as efficient and market-focused, follows a yearlong study by Robert Heller Associates. Also noted are local birthday observances for Mrs. Mary Tyler Linton, with family details, and a Teachers Institute attendance by St. Joseph's High School and St Euphemia's parochial school faculties.
The September meeting of Grace Pleasant Hill Women’s Guild was hosted at Moss Eleanor Shankle’s home with 17 members and one guest. The gathering opened with a call to worship, Scripture reading by Mrs Thelma Staley, and responsive prayer led by Miss Mary Gross.
At a Community Players board meeting Tuesday a new slate for the 1855 56 season was elected led by Dr Norman Roth as president and Miss Lois Swaney as vice president Tom Lockwood is secretary and R B Wolfe treasurer New board members include William Cleaver Miss Dorothy Zimmerman and Dr Benjamin Worshowsky The group planned another round of tryouts Thursday September 29 at 7 30 pm at Winchester Hall inviting all community members interested in acting or behind the scenes
Lesson stresses correct usage and pronunciation of common terms. It highlights misused phrases such as somewhat versus kind of and mispronounced words like harbinger while noting spellings and meanings for terms like venal and deciduous.
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