Easter Monday Egg Hunt At Baker Park Under Kiwanis Auspices
Frederick Kiwanis Club chaired by Thomas S Glass announces the 1955 Easter Monday egg hunt at Baker Park starting 1 PM. Police guard the eastern end from 10 AM to end, with Boy Scouts hiding eggs in guarded areas for two age groups 4-8 and 9-12, plus prizes and entertainment.
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Boy Scouts
Sergi
A. Norman Diets
Charlie & Taylor
Baker Park
al Lop
Atlant Mastrino
West South Street
Chairman Glass
John A. Derr
Guy Kelly
Easter Egg Hunts Spark Local Civic Events
Local groups organize multiple egg hunts and celebrations around Easter. Activities include events at Baker Park Harmon Field Mullinix Park and Culler Lake with involvement from the William P. Larkin American Legion Auxiliary and AMVETS Post No 2.
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Gaplana
Xiongay
Baker Park
Civic Club
Harmon Field
William P. Larkin
American Legion Auxiliary
Mullinix Park
Point of Rocks
Rosedale Civic Association
Amvets Post No. 2
Culler Lake
Train accident reported near Blue Ridge Summit scene
Clifton left work as the train approached and entered the tracks. Western Maryland Railway investigates the incident after the crew did not know of the accident. Blue Ridge Mountain Fire Company ambulance and Dr Harry Youngs attended. bleeding noted but details incomplete.
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No. Chrratate Parket
Clifton
Western Maryland Railway
Blue Fidge Mountain Fire Company
Harry Youngs
Blue Ridge Summit
Youngs
Amputated foot in pipeline accident near airbase
In The News Frederick edition for Wednesday April 6 1955 a youth at a tavern scene suffered a severed ankle after an incident at a base area related to a 600 mile pipeline project worth 40 million dollars. The foot was amputated to supply jet fuel to five American bases.
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Frederick
Cneda
Spain
United States
Youngs
Boy Loses Foot In Chocolate Park Mishap
An 11 year old Pen Mar boy lost his right foot after a railroad wheel rolled over him at Chocolate Park near the railroad bridge west of Fort Ritchie. Surgeons at Waynesboro Hospital amputated the foot Saturday evening and the boy, Clifton Pryor, was reported in good condition Tuesday. His brother was present during the accident with no eyewitnesses.
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Waynesboro Hospital
Chocolate Park
Clifton Pryor
Abs
Allen Pryor
Fort Ritchie
Clifton
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