Exits 165 i Anew Eves
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1957
Page
2
Germany's Future 3 The parm During the sum mer tale
The piece cites a summer remark by a German leader directing the French to wake from dream like state and warns of heavy overseas influence. It references veterans and a older statesman urging steady progress amid imperialist patterns by Wilhelm and Hitler, with time the judge of outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wilhelm
Hitler
Academy of Advanced Management Opens at Trudeau Sanatorium
The American Management Assn unveiled a two million dollar center near Saranac Lake New York designated the Academy of Advanced Management. The 10-building Adirondack facility will host a two week course in decision making modeled on army war games aimed at enlightened management philosophy and service to humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lare
N.Y
Aberculosis
Natio
Busimnecs
American Management Assn
Adirondack
AMA
Academy of Advanced Management
Trudeau
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The Xews
Fifty Years Ago items from The Xews dated September 39 1907 describe a large barn fire near Clarke Place Tenanted by Vernon Migic with three horses saved and livestock losses including wheat oats hay and garments The department salvaged the silo and other outbuildings A scene at North Market Street shows Ale Der Woodward knocked to the pavement sustaining cuts and bruises The Clover Leaf Literary Society debated Washington versus Roosevelt with the negative winning Frederick Union Football team reorganized naming Homer Recer captain Walter Ramsby manager and Osburn He Tra?active est house for 3.4 3 Ti Hnish in first story in second
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Place Am
Vernon Migic
Senna
Los T He & Department
Ale der Woodward
Barrick
North Market Street
Frederick Junion
Homer Recer
Walter J. Ramsby Manacer
Osburn Hetractive
State Roads program advances amid slow September rains
Twenty years ago details show State Roads completing part of a 534 mile plan of state and county roads. Labor III workers remain at Frederick County sites as government relief agencies operate locally. City policeman Ben Pheris is home after stepping on a nail, injuring his left foot. The month yields one of the driest spells with only 1.05 inches of rain, due to a tropical disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counly Macri
Bucan
Labor III
Shees
Frederick Coun
Ben Pheris
Women at last Tuesday's drive meeting at the church
The favor Commission to Evaluate Money Drives held a supper meeting at the Eriean church last Tuesday. Mrs. William Shires presided. reports from Service and Civic Club and Mayor Derr on fundraising were given. Dean Keeler and Mrs Hinshaw led a program with highlights from the Boston National Convention. Jefferson home sold for 10 605 dollars to Mr. and Mrs. Town B. Titus, crowd attended, personal property brought strong bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erian
William Shires
Edgar McBride
Service
Rommittee
Johr
Derr
Astisite
William Kinshaw
Dean Keeler
Hood College
Hinshaw
Boston
Jefferson
Annie C Frye
Eleanor W. Culler
Town B. Titus
Petersville
Main Street
Kthieh
Fey
Emmett
R. B
Kelle
Traffic Toll Rises From Baltimore Area Wrecks
A string of fatal crashes across Maryland and nearby areas left several people dead. Victims include Luther Curb, 32, and Moore, 50, in Baltimore traffic collisions. P Colon, 29, of Denia Florida, and his brother among others after cars struck a wall near Us. Route 282. Herman Stevens, 28, of Wilmington Delaware, died when his vehicle hit a tree along Maryland 282 west of Waldorf. William Swann, 23, of Charlotte Hall died in a crash on Maryland 3 near St Marys County. Charles J Gunn, 62, of Mount Airy, was killed Friday when his tractor was struck by a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Baltimore
Moo AleCarthy
Seve
Saturthem
Lil
Sato P. Colon
Denia
Fla
P. Colon
Torres
Herman Stevens
Winington
Maryland
Eton
Iree
Waldorf
William F. Swann
Charlotte Hall
Mary’s County
Charles J. Gunn
Mount Airy
New Market PTA Names Committees for the Year
The New Market elementary PTA executive committee named committees for the year. Thomas Mayer chaired Program, with Wassler co-chairman and Mrs. Beulah De Grange and Mrs. Stoll as room mothers. Harold Harshman chaired Ways and Means with co-chair Harvey Hawthorne and Lucian Fatconer as assistants. County reps were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith. The group meets four times and the annual supper is set for November 2. Prices rise to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Parent-Teacher Association
Gordon Smith
Press
Thomas Mayer
Press- Sullivan
Is Wassler
J. Rolfe Castle
Beulah de- Grange
Stoll
Edith
Harshman
Ways Andi
Means
Harold Harshman
Harvey Hawthorne
Lucian Fatconer
A. E. Verdi
Knowlton Burtee
Connellsville
Connellsville Daily Courier Tatay
Iserven
Syrian Leaders Fear War Yet Struggle Over Peace
In Damascus a small cadre of Syrian leaders face a tense balance of power with Moscow’s backing. Serraj directs intelligence to curb opposition while Ikram Hourani and Hierrani push anti Israeli, anti Communist agendas. Bitar and Bardash hold cautious influence as regime factions jockey for leverage amid regional fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Deng Ther
Cai
Man Raj
Ale Birney
Dnc
Bruce
Moscow
Serraj
Serra
Ikram Hourani
Hourasi
Resurrection Party
Hierrani
Shough
Red
Khaled Bardash
Com
Bagdash Ap
Middle East
Frisht
Tol Bacdash
Maui Saud Oo Ataiman
Miss Ruth Keller Weds Paul Spurrier in Elegant Libertytown Ceremony
Miss Ruth Ellen Keller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Keller, married Paul Edward Spurrier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling E. Spurrier, at St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson. The ceremony featured bridal satin gown, crown headpiece, and a white orchid, with Elizabeth Spurrier and guests in formal dress. The reception followed in the church social room, and the couple planned a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination before settling near Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ellen Keller
Henry S. Keles
Jefferson
Paul Edward
Spurrier
Sterling E. Spurrier
Libertytown
Sally Crawford
Winchester
Eugene Young
Kenneth Tyson
Assori
Inosezay
James Keller
William James
Lemuel Keller
Frederick
iPrayer
Stickles
Chopin
Beethoven
Barnby
Richard Dudderar
New Windsor
Benjamin H. Markine
White Hall
Bet Norris
Mount Airy
Sandra Schamel
Mariyn Garver
Liberty Town
Bliss Norris
Miss Schamel
Miss Garber
Richard Grossnickle
Union
Bridge
Clyde Bohn
Unnonville
George Lakin
Benjamin Markline
Keller
Nathan House
Harrola Heffier
Jean Tegneil
Anne Lovell
Nan Thrasher
Patsy Lakins
Sandra Summers
Lee House
Cadwell Ott
Richard Smith
Halfdan Zimmerman
Derry
Poconos
Fredjetick High School
Do Husbands' Bidding Pope Advises Wives
Pope Pius VII at Castel Gandolfo urged Catholic wives to submit to their husbands as the church is to Christ. He cited St Paul’s Epistle to Ephesians and spoke to delegates at a world congress of Catholic women, stressing the mystical union of Christ and the church as the model for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul
St. Paul
Apostle
St.' ‘Paul
Miss Watson Derry Bride of Charles Conley Keller
Doris Jane Derry, daughter of Mrs. Herbert L. Derry, married Charles Conley Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hatten Keller, at Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick. Ceremony officiated by Rev James C Fenkazen. attendants included Reed T Thompson. Reception at Laurel Brigade Inn Leesburg. The couple will reside at 2127 P Street NW Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Watson
Doris Jane Derry
Charles Conley Keller
Ann Harwood Watson
B. Harwood Watson
Rosemont
Brunswick
Ronald Keith Stewart
Dunn
Stewart
Samia
Ontario
Canada
Grace Episcopal
James C. Fenkazen
Charles. Gross
Laurel Brigade Inn
Leesburg
Ars
Reed T. Thompson I
East
Fourth Street
Mr. Thompson
Thomas B. Warsop
W. B. Watson
Alonza Crummitt
Brunswick High School
St.Mary's Seminary Junior College
St. Mary's
News-Post
Strayer’s Business College
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Sarnia
Parson Hickman
Loviettsville
Gwen Conklyn
Charles Town
W. Va
Jeanne Vassebaum
Jewett Shirm
Paul Crum
Paul Crum, and Mrs. Clinton
Harry Lee
Thomas
Frenk Thomas
Buckerstown Methodistifeta
Sabrina
Miss Keller
Doris Jane Derore
Herbert L. Derry
Medical Q A and a county wedding notice
Dr Edwin Jordan answers questions on epilepsy surgery freckle fading and soft water effects while noting the weekly Q A column policy. A Sunday School reception follows a Woodsboro wedding where Miss Patsy Keller served as maid of honor and guests travel from Baltimore Hagerstown Pittsburgh and Washington.
Belting Case Ends With Suspended Sentence For Father
In a Maryland magistrate court, Mack Mock received a six month suspended sentence for assault and battery on his six year old daughter Edith Eliza. Margaret Albaugh testified to bruises from whippings with a belt while L C Clark said the father claimed to correct the child. The judge cited Mock’s large family as a factor in suspending the sentence. Rhoderick Predierick was jailed for intoxication. 60 days default on a 190 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrison Aula
Edith- Eliza-i Deth
Maryland House of Correction
H. Reese Shoemaker
Margaret Albaugh
Urbana
Mack
L. C. Clark
Mock
Mock T
Clark
Soi
Shoemaker
Vernon Lamar Rhoderick
Predierick
Rhoderick
Frank Dorsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
New Executives’ School
The
Xews
the News
New Market Pta
Iheart Assn
Frederick Count Heart Association
West Church Street
Ruth E. Keller
Paul Edward Spurrier
Davis Smdio
Pope
Aus
Mice Sullivan
Miss Whisp
Aultsul Dueesch
Haskell
Miller
Pennze
Thomas C. Keiler
Elizabeth Carlin
Iman
Olive Engharry Nicholson
Tiard C. Smith
Kenneth Crampton
Ralph May
Davis
Dr. Says
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
Lompany
Journal of the American Medical: Assn
Jordan
James A. Derry
Woodsboro
Patsy Keller
Tumid
MR. Milguetoast
Rocksman
Heary
Fass Ceeniteer
Tidand
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Feederick
Frederick Co
Fredericktown
Ine
Trustet
Hotelluniis
Potomac Edison Pét
Potomac Edison
Ag ‘Rederick
Lean Corp
Tayvestors . Com. Az
Marken & Biel
Fred Co
Agrical Sa 'al Senete
Poldugal
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