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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1953

Page

6

Five Red Ministers Named by Ex Communist in Boston

Washington April 7 a former counter spy testified that five or more clearly pledged and disciplined members of a secret Red underground in Boston still serve as ministers. Herbert A Philbrick said the group operated under Moscow control and included professionals across fields. He named a Boston cell with 70 to 80 cultured members and warned ministers were influencing religious circles.

Washington Communist Party Boston Herbert A. Philbrick Pro-4 Beacon Hill Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Philbrick FBI Moscow International Communist Party United States New York Herald Tribune Congress Welde R-Ii House Un-American Activites Committee Cambridge Mass Reds Young Communist League Americas Youth For Democracy

Taneytown Church Marks Fourth Anniversary Banquet

The Mission Circle of Trinity Lutheran Church held its fourth anniversary banquet at 6 30 pm on April 16 at the church. The Mite Society served as guests, with Chartier circle members attending. Mrs Ethel Welker spoke and Mrs Alma Barr presided as feast mistress.

Taneytown Mission Circle Trinity Lutheran Church Annierssary Mite Society Chartier Ethel Welker Miller Alma Barr Dorothy Siahi Dean Reindollar Emerson Rue Guus Grace Reformed Church Mortan Andreas Gus Showmaker Lle Harry Mohney Charles Stonesier Edward Reid

Television Snack Dip Recipe Card

A simple garlic infused avocado dip served with potato chips. Mash ripe avocado with minced garlic salt and a touch of mayonnaise then fold in finely chopped onion and tomato. Dip chips into the creamy mixture for a quick snack during viewing.

Lovettsville Man Enlists in Air Force After Graduation

Ray Wenner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Wenner of Lovettsville, leaves Monday for Air Force service. A 1951 Lovettsville High School graduate, he recently received a farewell party at Price Electric Corp. in Brunswick. The notice lists local residents, visitors, weddings, hospital updates, and various Easter holiday happenings in the community.

Gaithersburg Students Join Three Day New York Trip

Gaithersburg High School seniors plan a three day sightseeing excursion to New York Wednesday. Seventeen named students plus others listed travel under chaperone Merman Wilson and class sponsor. Guests and family members from Gaithersburg also hosted and visited during the period.

William B Lebberz Jr Named to Emery Advertising Board

William B Lebberz Jr of Baltimore was elected to the Emery Advertising Corporation board of directors at a stockholders meeting held at the Equitable Trust Building. He was also appointed a vice president the same evening. The firm ranks among Baltimore’s top three and top national agencies in industrial and trade advertising. Lebberz, 33, is a son of William B Lebberz and wife. He attended St Johns High School and Mt St Marys College and earned an MBA from Harvard in 1941. After WWII service, he worked as a salesman for Everedy Company before joining Emery Agency, rising through production, account executive, media and research roles before his promotion. He is married to Margaret H Staley and they have four children, residing on East Third Street.

Baltimore William B. Lebberz, Jr Emery Advertising Corporation Equitable Trust Building Lebberz William B. Lebberz East Second Street St. John’s High School Mt. St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg Graduate School of Business Harvard University Leichert Everedy Company Emery Agency Lebherr Margaret H. Staley Frances X. Staley East Third Street

Double Baptisms Held at Gaithersburg Home

In Gaithersburg a baptism ceremony took place Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivor Gehrman for their daughter Diane Carol and their niece Roberta St Clair Talbot daughter of Mr and Mrs Talbot of Chestertown.

Miles Lankford Pocomoke City Ivor Gehrman Gaithersburg Diane Carol Roberta St. Clair Talbot Mrs. Talbot Chestertown

Retarded Children Association Forms in Frederick County

The Frederick County Retarded Children Association held its second meeting at the YMCA with Dr. Irving L. Berman of Washington as speaker. The group aims to establish a school for educating retarded children, investigate state aid, and build a financial base. Committee work began on fundraising and instructor hiring, with emphasis on parent involvement and coordination with local civic clubs and the County Mental Health clinic.

Frederick County Berman Sunmidale Bermann Rosewood Montgomen Frederick

Emmitsburg Plans Minstrel Benefit At High School

Emmitsburg plans for the minstrel Come At Your Own Risk to aid Memorial Hall Assn. at the local high school April 9 and 10. Tickets sold by a committee including Louis Rosensteel and the local Scouts. cast of about 45 features many named locals and William Baker as interlocutor.

Emmitsburg Chamber of Commerce Memorial Hall Assn Louis Rosensteel Ray Sanders Mary Sanders Robert E. Daugherty Carlos Englar John Eyler Harry Troxell Eugene Rodgers Paul Dern James Sanders Robert Koontz William Bakker Doris Wast Jer Kathleen Wantz Patricia Lingg Barbara Rosenste Charles Baker Robert Gelwicks John M. Roddy, Jr Joseph Scott Herbert W. Roger Vigilant Hose Company Corps of Fire Police Fire ‘Company Paul A. Keepers Lloyd G. Fitez Aaron W. Adams Roscoe Schindled William D. Smith East Main Street Frederick County Red Cross Smith The Red Cross Hattie Dorsey Eckenrode Littlestown Hester Burton West Main Street Bernard Ramsburg Flemington N.S

Social Roundup in Bolivar and Nearby Towns

Birthday dinner for C R Young at Bolivar home includes Nellie Young and Minnie Bridner. Washington visitors Mrs George Bequette and daughter Elizabeth Bequette join guests. Several other weekend visits span Bolivar, Camp Hill, Brunswick, Baltimore, Loudoun county, and Harpers Ferry with relatives from Martinsburg to Silver Spring. Community events include a Bridge Club gathering hosted by Miss Lorran Wilt and ground breaking for a new Bolivar home by Austin Mater.

Bolivar C. R. Young Nellie Young Minnie Bridner Leroy Wood George Bequette Elizabeth Bequette Washington, D. Co Fred Icenhower Seth Logden Washington Earl Hampshire Camp Hill G. E. Webb Stanley Conklin Baltimore John L. Mills Ralph Larry Sharon Mark Deener Collier Conklin Brunswick Stanley Shumaker Jane Shumaker Loudoun County Val

Local Social Roundup From Camp Hill to Harpers Ferry

Shepherd College scholars spent a weekend in Washington as visitors to the area. Camp Hill residents hosted visitors including the Beans family. Ward Unger and family from Youngstown Ohio visited Harpers Ferry relatives. Bruce Clabaugh and family from Silver Spring spent time with Bolivar grandparents. Wagler Rissler, 16, is ill with strep throat at home. Ed Pope hosted visiting relatives. Lenora Staubs's guests included several family members from Charles Town Blue Ridge Summit and Hagerstown. Laurilei Wilt and Howard Jr spent the weekend in Huntington with kin. Larry Jones, navy man in Norfolk, visited his Harpers Ferry mother. Eben and wife moved to a new house near Bolivar. William Henretta visited Martinsburg. An epidemic of mumps is reported in local schools. Laura Anne, six-month-old, of Zephyrhills Florida, is on an extended visit with her grandparents. Mrs. Menefee has been indisposed. The 4H Club met at Oscar Wilt’s with Carole Wilt as a member. Peggy Barker of Washington DC spent a day with Rhoda Jones. jack Barber of Fort Campbell Ky visits in service. J Donald Jackies plans a trip to New Madrid Missouri and Fountain Hills Arizona to visit kin. Lieutenant Commander Harry Graves of Arlington has entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for treatment.

Shepherd College Washington, D. C Leon Edwards Hill Leroy Beans Round Hill Ward Unger Youngstown Ohio Jessie Cauffman Harpers Ferry Bruce Clabaugh Silver Spring Norman Clabaugh Bolivar Anne Moore Wagler Rissler Tom Rissler Camp Hill James Lilla Maillville Edwin Pope Lenora Staubs B. W. Staubs Charles Town R. G. Stuart Joseph E. Dailey Blue Ridge Summit Madaline Long Hagerstown Laurilei Wilt Howard, Jr Huntington W. Va Larry Rhoda Jones U. S. Navy Norfolk, Va Eben Fritts Old Furnace William Henretta Martinsburg Herman Morgan Laura Anne Zephery Hills Fla Ernest Harrison Robert Menefee Oscar Wilt Carole Dewey Meadows Peggy Jones Barker Jackie” Barber U. S Fort Campbell Ky J. Donald Jackies New Madrid Gladys. Beckieman Fountain Hil. Ariz Euckles Harry Graves Arlington Navy Department Naval Hospital Bethesda

Fear Power Air Safety Talks To Be Continued

Allied and Russian representatives in Berlin announced that four power talks on air safety over Germany would resume soon in West Berlin. The discussions began at Soviet headquarters in the East zone last night, the first four power meeting since 1949. A four power communique at daybreak said Russia proposed measures on air corridors between Berlin and West Germany, flight safety, and accident prevention, with no details released.

Berlin Germany West Berlin East Zone West Germany

Clarksburg Community News Highlights Local Life

Clarksburg notes report neighbors returning from illness, a tractor mishap, and birthdays. Mrs. Miles improves at home while Robert Green can go out. Miss Waters discusses local church history and old family Bible entries. Easter services at Clarksburg Methodist inspire, with baptisms and new members. Community events include birthdays, travels, and a Poolesville concert by Westminster Singers.

Methodist church activities and meetings listed on schedule

The notices summarize Methodist church events including a W S C S gathering at Mrs Andrew Baughman tonight at 8 p m. a bake sale at Vinson s drug store Rockville Md Saturday 9 a m quarterly conference at Germantown church Sunday 3 30 p m with Dr John C Milhan presiding and all officials urged to attend Mrs Marian Carlisle a patient at Washington Sanatorium after recent operation Germantown W C S meets at Mrs Marjorie Snyder Washington Grove 2 p m Tuesday April 14 MYF fundraiser variety show Poolesville Methodist Church April 24 8 p m.

Marian Carlisle Stella Marshall Washington Sanatorium Germantown C. S Marjorie Snyder Washington Grove MYF Poolesville Methodist Church

Pearson Resigns Martin Post To Move Elsewhere

Baltimore based report says 41 year old Pearson, former Douglas and Curtiss Wright veteran, resigns as president of Glenn L. Martin Co after a management shakeup. George M. Bunker had succeeded him last year and terms the departure amicable. Pearson will stay in aviation but has no plans announced yet.

Baltimore Martin Company Glenn L. Martin

Taneytown Kiwanis hosts eleven ministers of the community

The Taneytown Kiwanis Club welcomed eleven visiting ministers led by vice president Edward Reid. Rev. Glenn L. Stahl Rev. Morgan R. Andreas Rev. Arthur W. Garvin Rev. Gideon Galombos Rev. Miles Reifsnider Rev. Samuel A. Harley Rev. Berkeley Bowman Rev. Louis P. Chastain Rev. Clifford C. McCormick Rev. John Eberly and Rev. J. E. Coan presented the program. Laura Belle Littler sang two numbers. The group plans a woodsboro trip for the next meeting and the Bible class discussed Easter attendance and Good Friday events.

Taneytown Taneytown Kiwanis Club Edward Reid Raymond Wright Glenn L. Stahl Morgan R. Andreas Arthur W. Garvin Gideon Galombos Miles Reifsnider Batist Church Samuel A. Harley Berkeley Bowman Church of the Brethren Union Bridge Louis P. Chastain Clifford C. McCormick Middlebury

Finger Ring Caught By Bolt Saves Her Life

Tulsa, April 7 Mrs. Calvin Yost dangled from an elevator shaft door with her ring caught on a bolt. After nearly five minutes fifty feet above the shaft floor she was rescued by a fellow worker and fainted when the lift touched down. The dramatic incident began as boxes shifted on the freight elevator.

Tulsa Okla Calvin Yost Yost Mrs. Yost Katherine Ash

Woman's Apparel Found In Street In Frederick

Fred erick city police report a possible robbery link to a woman named Flo connected with the Webber family. High priced shoes and purses along with Kleenex were found along Fairview Avenue on Sunday morning, distributed as if dumped from a moving car. No loss report exists locally, and officers traced the Webbers but found no Flo. A gift card reads From Flora to Flo. Police believe loot from another city was abandoned here by fleeing thieves.

Fredérick City Flo Webbers Frederick Fairview Avenue Webber Flora

Plans For Permanent Pact In Korea Progressing

Washington reports progress toward a permanent peace for war wrecked Korea and possible talks with the Communists on other Far Eastern issues. A long term armistice might set a north south dividing line about 80 miles north of current battle lines, with the armistice effective along the present line, though some officials doubt long term viability of that division.

Washington Korea

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Lovettsville Richard Price William A. Wade Lois Anne Brasser William A. Lybrand College Park Lybrand University of Maryland J. D. Brown Aubrey Cooper Alice Cooper Brown George Louder Ralph Stine Donna Rockville Bud Potterfield W. E. Tyler Warrenton Lowell Boothe Check P. W. Myers Boyd Thomas Selby Brown Eugene Everhart Brooklyn N. Y Leslie Everhart C. M. Beatty Afton W. B. Williams H. W. Beatty Violal Wright Etta Graham Buckeystown Edgar Graham Glenn Grove Loudoun Metarial Hospital Phyllis Baker Edward Wharton Maurice Hatcher Johnny Norris Knoxville Robert Bream George Robert Barberton, O Grove Bream Gladys Grove Elmer Pete’" Wilklow Loudoun Hospital Irene Wilkiow John Richkard Charles Evehrart, Jr Billy Myers Carlos Myers Raymond Frye A. B. Beatty T. M. Cavey Mr. Cavey Baltimore and Ohio Keyser Caveys Beatty A. A. Beatty Ella Mano H. W. Keller Ruth Ellen James Keller Jefferson Dorothy Keller State Teachers College Towson Leste Schutte Jeannette Brooks Purcellville Goldie Cannon Henry George J. Fred Redding Termin Clinton de Baum Woodcliff N. J Don W. Price Jeanine Price Lynn Price Paulding W. L. Irving Gaithersburg High School New York Atx Joan Maria Cynthia Marecucio Jo Ann Albarnis Esther Watlins Margaret Lockhart Lois Howard Barbara Bent Susan Webb Pearl Griffin Roberta Newman Genevieve Mumford Alice Hoover Shirley Goodman Wilma Small Kirk Griffith Bill McGraw Richard Wilson Robert Dove Garner Smith Ronald Wilson Bob Dorses Jack White John Silvish Roy Nutt Kenneth Beck Merman Wilson C. £. Crawford Retarded Children Association Richard Tresferman Wheeling Wekend Donald Fields Fields R. M. Mason John Glover Glover Margaret Miller Elmer Reeder William Lancaster Buckton Leslie Noland Tom O'Brian Betty Littleton Bridge Club Lorran Wilt Bolivar Heights Gordon Jacsman Harold Lorenzo John Testen John Martin Robert White Thornton Wikt Howard Wot Austin Mater John Delauder Miss Doran Harpers Farm Mater Betty Stotlar Knoxvlle Arnold Hoffman Jay Eackles Doug i Moler Eakerton Frank Keefer Baker Park Donald B. Rice Wayne Barthlow West South Street Kiwanis Club Rice Carlton Stolesworth Kiwami Club Barthlow Shirley Hurt South Market Street David Hoffman Freddy Broadrup College Place Clarksburg Robert Green Paul Burner, Jr Joe Warfield John Deere Joe Howard Miles Ralph F. Martz Libert Shifflett William Franklin Purdum Jeffrey Michael Purdum Alice Raymond Withide Norfolk Melvin Shifflett Patty Sam Staub Kensington Clarksburg Methodist Church Myrtle Mae Mullineaux James F. Pur Ora H. iKing Elias V. King James Watkins Fflowers James E. King Alien Burdette Oliver Rang Ora Ho Ring Mary Louise Kinsey Joan Lipps Frank Adams Raymond P. Watson, Jr Clarksburg Community Association Hagan Westminster Singers Poolesville Pearson Martin Houston Ellis Salvation Army North Market Street Gwynn Oak Park John Schmidt William Layman Edward Mackley Della Mack Leroy Cates Miami Stanley Rice Bod Fogle Bolt Haro L. Stull Harold L. Stull Mary Zimmerman J. B. Reilholtz R. V. Stull Mesroe Stull Eddie John Long Carol Connie Marie Reilholtz Glen Keisholtz Linda Cleon Stull Janice Clees Stall Marion Stull Dorothy Hilda Mary Louise Stull Charles Ifert Beverly Sarah Ruth Ann Ifert Frank Keyser Jean Richard Frank Keyser, Jr Harry Krantz Nancy Edward Krantz Oscar Linton Glenda Felicia Linton Richard Kreh Pattie Kreh John Marsden Sed Henry Hildebrand Sus Hildebrand Rey L. Crum Kenneth Peggy Stull
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