Man and three women hurt in Frederick crashes
A local man and three Hagerstown women were hospitalized or treated after a series of Friday wrecks in Frederick city and county. Lipps fell at the Eagles Home and suffered head injuries. a Brunswick truck caused the main collision with two other vehicles. a fire of minor scope damaged vehicles, with several drivers cited for traffic violations. The report notes total damages and the ambulance response, with injured parties identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Uniteds
Eagles
LeRoy L
Dickie’ Lipps
West Fifth Street
Lipps
Baltimore
Robert D. Minnick
East C. Street
Brunswick
Harvey E. Cannon
Fotomac
East Patrick Street
Alfred B. Tallman
North Avenue
Frederick
Plymouth
George
Rodack
Eltad
Nathan Dorsey
South Jefferson Street
West Patrick
Raymond J. Stevens
Edgewood
Robert Shrinar
West Virginia
Sergt
Denver
James Houmis
George Kontos
Richard F. Morse
Pontiac
Michigan
South
Jefferson Streets
Braddock Mountain
Route 40
Way
Studebaker
Frances Brewer
Braddock Heights
Lewis
Trewer
Landscape And Still Life Theme At Frederick Art Club
Frederick Art Club met at Mrs. Robert H. Pfeil’s Middletown home with the theme Landscape and Still Life. Dutch master slides from the National Art Gallery were shown by Mrs. Pfeil, narrated by Mrs. Roger H. Willard, and chaired by Mrs. Grace Beard Young. Speaker Mrs. Lloyd Hoover discussed 17th century Dutch landscape painting, noting Risdael Hobberman and van Goyen, the rise of landscape art in Holland, and the era’s sky. Mrs. George B. McCleery reported on current events, noting the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s remodeling and reopening of its galleries after three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Robert H. Pfeil
Middletown
National Art Gallery
Pfeil
Roger H. Willard
Grace Beard Young
Lloyd Hoover
Jacob Risdael
Meindert Hobberman
Amsterdam
Holland
Rysdzel
Johann van Goyen
Hague
Hoover
George B. McCleery
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Women’s Clubs in Adamstown Feb/Apr Activities Sampler
Adamstown Homemakers Club met at Mrs Edgar Thomas’s Buckeystown home with fourteen members. Programs included food fads, flower show invites, 4 H County Council plans, enameling on copper, foundation garments, and a May 2 church visit. Optimists honored veterans at dinner. Dr Walter Reiling to speak at Baltimore convention. Tan Tivy Variety Show posters due. May 15 auction at C Lease Bussard farm with hypnotism demonstration by Swaine and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Club
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Edgar Thomas
Buckeystown
Palmer Snook
Spiritual Life
Calvary
Christ
Walter Page
Harry Thomas
Edgar Hawker
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Elm Street School
Robert DeRose
Doubs Methodist Church
Elmer Michael
Clark Gibson
Wilbur Myers
Ers Rabintity
Pets Gee Eenem
Ed Walter A. Reiling
Optimist International
Baltimore
Dr. Reiling
District 16
John Zufall
Optimist
C. Lease Bussard
Junstin Swaine
Ernest Stevens
Edgar Brownlow
Boys Club
Sonny Terry Stockman
Sonny Blank Blank
Terry Stockman
May Face Trouble Without Storage
Farmers without on farm storage face potential trouble as 1954 harvests approach. The U S Department of Agriculture extends farm storage loans through June 30, 1935 to help pay for storage and drying equipment. Eligible borrowers can finance up to 80 percent of costs for bins, dryers, and related facilities with four year terms and 4 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
George J. Martin
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Martin
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Maryland Asc
USDA
Diplomat Dr Thorning returns from Caracas conference
Dr Joseph F Thorning Carroll ton Manor arrived back in the United States after a four week mission as Special advisor to Senator Bourke B Hickenlooper on the Tenth Inter American Conference in Caracas He praised Secretary Dulles for tact and statesmanship while noting desires for faster economic progress and steps against hunger illiteracy and disease The trip included honors from Santo Domingo University Cuba visit and Rotary ties with officials and diplomats In the U S a separate report notes a seniority dispute at Crucible Steel in Waynesburg with miners and families protesting access to the plant office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Thorning
Carrollton Manor
Caracas
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate
Thorning
State Dulles
Frederick Countian
Dulles
Cuptomats
Guatemala
Reds
Russia
United States
Dominican Republic
University of Santo Domingo
Western Hemisphere
U. S
William T. Pheiffer
Louis Keller
Brazil
Paul G. Hasslocher
Salvatore Sivio
Cuba
Miguela Campa
Rotary International
Joaqui Serratasa Cibils
Robert John Furie
Crucible Steel Corp
Crucible
Albert L Huffer
Joseph F. Kaykio
Rudolph J. Sievers
Hayes L. Metz
Waynesburg
Court News and Marriage Licenses Include Deeds and Divorces
Court actions list a bill of complaint to recover property purchase price against Wilhelmina C Baker and others. Marriage licenses show Jerral Elliott, 19, divorced, and pairs like Frank J Walas Jr 23 with Sally A Thomas 18, across states. Other items note divorces for Malcolm L Webb 25 Esther B McLaughlin 29 and properties deeded to Louise Jarboe Broslus and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Sydney Miller
Edna G. Miller
Wilhelmina C. Baker
Frank Lewis Baker, Jr
Jacqueline L. Baker
Wayne Caslle
Jerral Elliott
Anders
Okla
Patricia A. Scott
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank J. Walas, Jr
Sayreville
N. J
Sally A. Thomas
Moline
Malcolm L., Webb
Esther B. McLaughlin
Washington
Fmmpert
McCleaf
Fairfield
Maebelle Carson
Gettysburg
Jack D. Buckingham
Virginia L. Rhea
Louise Jarboe Broslus
Miners Idle as Pickets Provoke Greene County Pits
About 3,040 miners remain idle as pits refuse to cross picket lines. Duquesne Light's Warwick mine 450 miners, Buckeye Nemacolin 730, Mather Pickards-Mather 500, Emerald Hillman 200, U S Steel Rabena 200, and Rabena employing 2,900 total. Braddock Heights Fire Dept to meet Monday to discuss constitution changes and line officers. County Firemen's Association convention dates set for June 14-19 alongside Braddock Heights Carnival. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Duquesne Light Co
Warwick
Buckeye
Nemacolin
Mather
Pickards-Mather Coal Co
Emerald
Hillman Coal and Coke Co
Karen
U. S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Rabena
Horace Z. Opel
Frederick County
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Manhattan
Upper Fifth Avenue
Sao Paulo
Museum of Modern Art
Rockfeller
Louise Weagley
Meredith Mackley
Mere Alay
Still Life
Art Club
Reststaurant
Fred Sheip
Guy Creager
al Meadows
Meadows
Hesbia Foster
University of Santo Domingos
Pedro Troncase
Joseph F. Thoraine
Carrantan
Degras Af Fartar
Philocorhs
Lef
Aic
Dominican Repube
Wilam T. Pheiffer
Ring
Troncoso
Luis Francisco Thomen
Ty Retty
Supetvan
Court News
C. M. Janney
Gaithersburg, Md
MR. Farmer
Field Force Sprayers
Geresville Motor Co., Inc
RF D
Frederick, Md
Monument
Tuffy
E “Farmers Co-Op Assn
Petroleum Division
South & Wisner Sts
Herb Robbins
Pioneer
Piant Pioneer
J. Austin Younkins
Thomas Canning Co
Aybec
Mathieson
Farmers Cooperative Ass'n
East South Street
Pidpriim Ic
Rvudliv Sale
ATL
P.M
Zenith
Gertrude Glass
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
Renner Road
Johnsville
New Midway
Maryland
W. C. Allis Chalmers
Allis Chalmers
I.H.C
New Holland
New Idea
Thomas
John Deere
Glenn P
Emma R. Holt
Harry Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Saint Johns Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Null & Null Auctioneers
van Sant
Ridgeville
Damascus
Montgomery County
T.B
McCormick Deering
Ruth Grain
Fairbanks
DeLaval
Westinghouse
Broome
Casherty
M. Kathleen Broome
John W. Null
Delbert S. Null
Jerry T. Williams
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