Lions Hear Oliver Hsu on Hong Kong Blind Children
Frederick Lions Club heard Oliver Hsu from China House Inc in Washington discuss plans for an international eye bank and the stark conditions facing Hong Kong refugees, where four million Chinese with ten thousand blind residents live amid wealth and poverty. He described the Hong Kong Music Training Center for the blind established in 1957, its free training for most pupils, and the need for premises to house fifty or more students. The talk featured praise for eye conservation efforts and concluded with a certificate of appreciation from Club President Jacob Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Oliver Hsu
China House, Inc
Washington
Young Hsu
Hong Kong
China
Heaven
Hell
Hsu
Lions Clubs
Orient
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
Roger W. Cann
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Oland Meéigler
Charles Stull Jr
Glade Valley
C. W. England
Hyattsville Club
Wiliam T. Kreh
Francis Scott Key Club
James P. Cole Jr
Levittstown
N. J
Roy C. Snyder
Hammond
Meunier Heads Lewistown Grange Election
Members of Lewistown Grange No. 381 elected Robert Meunier as master for the coming year at their annual meeting. Other officers were chosen for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown Grange
No. 381
Robert Meunier
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PROMINENT 4H OFFICERS NAMED
The 4H Champion Milking Short named George M. Firer as overseer and Miss Louise V. Stull as lecturer with a full slate of officers including Guy B. Stull Sr. as steward and Raymond Clem as assistant steward The new matron and patron are Miss Madelyn Clem and Raymond Clem The article covers booster night remarks by Louise Stull and a speech by Frances Darner about the grange movement plus a schedule of upcoming grange events, installations and youth development themes with 230 entries in the 4H category and a rural life service planned at St Pauls Utica Lutheran Church on Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Firer
Louise V. Stull
Guy B
Stull Sr
Raymond Clem
Stewart
Ross
Stull
H. Fulton Nicodemus
Mary Kathryn Long
Naomi Adkins
Myrtle Bell
Scres
Daisy Stull
Pomona
Katherine Stull
Flora
Madeline Clem
John W. Morgan
Raymond
Retary
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown Valley Grange
Miss Darner
Guy Stull
Herschel D. Newsom
Tuscarora Grange No
Grange
St. Paul’s Utica Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Middletown
Robert Meunier
Court News Courtship, Marriages and Property Transfers
Court News reports marriage licenses for Floyd Leatherman and Patricia Green both of Myersville, plus Charles Beamer and Carol Fogle of Virginia, and other listed licenses. It lists property deeds totaling small sums, a civil equity suit blocking a blacktop roadway, and a White Slave Act conviction appeal from Baltimore with bounds set on bail for Harold and Anne Sapperstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Calvin Leatherman
Patricia Ann Green
Myersville
Charles W. F. Beamer
Lavettsville
Carol R. Fogle
Hamilton
Jerome S. Namas
Marina F. Pizzoli
Mount Carmel
Stanley F. Carpenter
Ralph Eugene Carpenter
Elvin E. Fair
Edward A. Fitzgerald
National Lutheran Home
Edward I. Myers
Marion S. Hissey
Edna R. Mack
Chippewa Tribe No. 19
Home Association, Inc
Improved Order of Red Men
Jesse N. Smith
Charles L. Stirley
William J. Buchanan Sr
Baltimore
Illinois
Roszel C. Thomson
Harold Sapperstein
Anne
Beecher
Mrs. Sapperstein
Sappersteins
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Sappersteins accused of luring girls to Illinois in 1957 case
Jail pending bail as prosecutors allege the Sappersteins persuaded three Baltimore girls aged 14 17 and 19 to fly from Baltimore to Calumet City Illinois in 1957 for immoral purposes. Ray T Petty 23 died in a US 1 crash five miles north Bel Air Maryland car colliding with a truck. Petty home in Darlington Harford County was 310th Maryland highway fatality for the year. last year at the same time 391 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sappersteins
Baltimore
Calumet City
Iil
Bel Air
Ray T. Petty
US. 1
Here
Petty
Darlington
Harford County
Maryland
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Meunier
Torn
George Nicholson
Margaret Nicholson
J. Rolfe Castleman
Angus — Gerry
Angus Nam
Eraan Huebner
Hidden Hills Farms
Miss Huebner
He Hamsville
Angus Keifer
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Watkins —Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
FreDeRick Md
Dr. Rim
Frederick Vailey
Ned St. Zeiler
N. Court St. Frederick
Frederick Optical Co
New Daily
South Market St
Court News
Mcks
James A. Silver
Theodore Harry Rowcliffe
Nelson M. Whitbeck Jr
James M. Foland
Harry Randolph Shafer Jr
William E. Kiser
George W. Astlin
Reba A. Astlin
Walter G. Willard
Jean K. Willard
Elvin Wolfe
Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Virginia
Bangs
T. B
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
J. Fred Stine
Box 440
Crac. Parc
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
R&h
A.T
Ray
A. Ray Dinterman
Maple Ave
Hargett & Co
Ridgeville
Tempest
G.M.C
MT. Airy
Cyl, Ltd
Frederick Motor Coo
West South ST
A&p MO
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
SAVOY
R & HW
Rune
Choi
Th Howe Foire
FORD
DODGE
Hudson
Lawson Motor Sales
Rambler
Ford Cty. Sed
S. W
MOYER
Mercury
Lincoln
South ST
Rexall
Pharmacy
Mercers
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Eer Servis
Carnival of Cars
Inner’s
Volkswagen
Pontiac, Inc
East Sixth St
Dial MO
BEL Air Sports Cpe
Talltower
Chevrolet
Jefferson & Patrick
West South Street
Newspa
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