Reassessment Begins In Peedenick City Maryland
Property owners in Peedenick City Maryland face new real and personal property assessments for a five year cycle. Assessors measure cubic content inspect personal property classify buildings and age and set values under State Tax Commission rules. Notices go to taxpayers with hearings set starting April 2021 for areas north of Fourth Street and to follow as the city is reassessed southward.
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Peedenick City
State Tax Commission
Maryland
Fourth Street
Frederick City
Tax Commission
Man Killed by Car Near Lewistown Route 72
Frank Wenzel about 41 was killed last midnight when struck by a car on Route 72 a mile northeast of Lewistown. Gilbert Arden Berry Jr., 18, of Thurmont, identified as the driver, stopped and assisted. Wenzel, a former Frederick resident, lived near Creagerstown and worked with his brothers in servicing filling station equipment. He was a member of St John’s Lutheran Church and the Junior Fire Engine Company No. 2 and had farmed since moving to Creagerstown 18 years ago. He is survived by his father Charles H. Wenzel, a sister and two brothers. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wenzel
Lewistown
Wenzel
Gilbert Arden Berry, Jr
Thurmont
Frederick
Creagerstown
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles
Kenneth Bond
J. W. Hardy
Charles W. Magaha
Staite Police
Alec
St . John's Lutheran Church
Charles H. Wenzel
Mary Miller Wesel
Frederick County
Eniorr Birely
Charles L. Wenzel
Creagierstown
George W. Wenzel
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline & Son
Maryland Soldier Dies In Accident
An Army report from Heidelberg Germany states Sgt Ray Mullican of Maryland died last week from injuries in a traffic accident at Tatange France His wife Truth Neomi Multican of Westminster Maryland is named as next of kin.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Maryland
European Command
Ray Mullican
Tatange
France
Wes
Truth Neomi
Deaths of Agnes Little and others in Montgomery area
The obituary notices report the death of Agnes Little at 70 after a long illness in Thurmont with burial at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. Numerous relatives across Detroit Hyattsville and Thurmont are listed, and Rev S Ira Arnold Ward’s death is noted. Other locals Miss Rita L. McKenzie and Charles Kilmer are noted with service details and survivors including siblings and spouses. Funeral arrangements are listed for several Montgomery County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lite
Agnes Little
Paul M. Little
Thurmont
Our Lady of
George J. Eurick
Hyattsville
James Opferman
Detroit
Paul M'Little
George W. Kline
This City
Ruth E. Little
Robert Denniston
Linden
N. J
Winston W. Lewis
Glen Burnie
Mark J. Little
Charles Town
W. Va
Roy Ratts
Keyser
Forest Kirchenbaurer
Baltimore
Laurence Michael
Virginia Dorsey
Norfolk
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Church Cemetery
M. L.creager and Son
Funeral services for Mrs Lambert's daughter held in Beallsville
Daughter of the late Wis and Mary Ellen Lambert, survived by husband Ace Nutt, son Eugene Nutt of Beaneville, daughter Della Mert of Washington, and two grandchildren. Services in Barnesville Sunday at 3:30 PM. Interment Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. William B Mileem, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenanna E. Potter Mies
Texanna Elkins
Potter
George
Catherine Elkins
Poolesville
Flora Hitt
Boyds
Wiles Ade Elkins
James Elkins
Gaithersburg
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemevory
Bealxville
William B. Hilton
Wis
Mary Ellen Lambert
Ace
Eugene Nutt
Beaneville
Della Mert
Washington
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Mileem
Long List of Funerals for Montgomery County Residents
Funeral services were held across multiple Montgomery County communities for Mrs. John Hurt Mrs Tex anna E Potter Mrs Jacob Hammann and several others. The services occurred in Barnesville Beallsville Quince Orchard Germantown Libertytown Jefferson and Creagerstown with burial in Monocacy Forest Oak Pipe Creek Jefferson Reform Mount Olivet and Creagerstown cemeteries. Notable names include Rev Raymus F Hilliard Rev Carter B Gillis and Rev James Haskin along with pallbearers such as Harvey Gue F Williams and Charles Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurt
Lander
Barnesville
Raymus F. Hilliard
Harvey Gue
F. Williams
FE. K. Ruble
Jack Titus
Charles Rutter
Raymond Beal
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Texanna E. Potter
Poolesville
Raymus F. Hibard
Carter
Gillis
Charles Elgin
Audrey Shauver
W. K. Mathews, Sr
Carl Fisher
Charles R. Bodmer
William Seymore
William
Hilton
Jacob Hammann
Germantown
Reid L. Hammann
Sixth Precinct
Washington
McDonald Methodist Chapel
Quince Orchard
Forest Oak
Gaithersburg
Hammann
Montgomery Country
Farm Women’s Market
Bethesda
Spirit
Roosevelt
McDonald Chapel
The
Missionary Society
Rebecca Lodge
Washington Grove
Memorials and funerals for Creagerstown youth and local residents
Obituaries and funeral notices for Marold Kenneth Miener age 17 of Creagerstown died in a farm truck accident near Creagerstown. Services at M. L. Creager and Son funeral home with burial in Creagerstown cemetery. Also Kenneth Cregger 11, Ira Burker of Walkersville, and other local relatives honored. services held at Barnesville and Walkersville funeral homes with interment in Monocacy and Mt. Hope cemeteries.
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Thurmomt
Marold Kenneth Miener
Creagerstown
E. Koonta Helwig
M. L. Creager and Son
Kenneth Floyd Cregger
Robert
Esther Cregger
Barnestown
Barnesville
John F. Wells, Jr
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Milton
Ira RE. Burker
Walkersville
Charles A. Price
Calvin S. Grayson
Gilmore R
Harold J
Paul M
Glenn M. Barker
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woaisboro
G. C Barton
Hall Named As Chairman
Washington April 10 The Republican National Committee elected Leonard W Hall of New York as chairman and heard a plea from President Eisenhower to close ranks for the 1954 congressional battle. Eisenhower said there is no room for Eisenhower Republicans or any other kind and pledged loyalty. Hall resigned as Nassau County surrogate judge to take the post and will move to Washington with his wife to devote full time to the job.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
New York
Eisenhowser
Eisenhower
GOP
Mis Administration
Mark Twain
Ike Hall
C. Wesley Roberts
Kansas
National Committee
Sen
Dirksen
R-Ill
Congress
Hall
Nassau County
New Moth Protector EQ53 Aims Woolen Care
April 10 report from College Park introduces EQ53 a moth-protector for washable woolens. Developed by USDA Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine it integrates with wash water and protects garments from clothes moths and carpet beetles for a year. Also notes safety precautions and comparison to other protectors including DDT mixes. Utica Lutheran Women's League meeting noted to follow.
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College Park
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
U. S. Department of Agriculture
WQSS
Easter Church Group Meets at Ladiesburg
The co hostesses Miss Dorothy Wachter and Miss Louise Stull presided with 23 members and one guest Mrs Louise Zimmerman. The meeting featured duets by Dorothy and Shirley Wachter and an Easter story by Louise Stull. April birthdays noted. Peddlers Pack yielded 644 and dues 2 25. Next gathering May 7 at Mrs Russell Matthews home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wachter
Louise Stull
Louise Zimmerman
Boss Stull
Bessie Hesson
Dorothy
Shirley Wachter
Allen Harper, Jr
Ross Stull
James Dunn
Glenn Putman
Martin Putman
Russell Matthews
Ladiesburg
Pedier's Pack
Ralph Hessong
Lizzie Hessong
Migs
Bessie Hessong
Koontz Helwig
Sunshine Box
Claude H. Droneburg
J. M. Engie
New Market Grange Confers Degrees at April Meeting
Seven new members received the third and fourth degrees during the New Market Grange meeting on April 8 in the Grange hall. Degrees were conferred on Virginia Keech, Ruby Burall, Charlotte Montgomery, Helen Palmer, John Umberger, and Mr and Mrs Goetze. A business vote supported sending a school patrolman to the Washington parade. Community service reports highlighted tree planting and baseball project progress. New Market Juvenile Grange to share decree work at the April 22 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market Grange
Grange
Virginia Keech
Ruby Burall
Charlotte Montgomery
Helen Palmer
John Umberger
Ziegfried Goetzel
Leroy Gourall
AAA
Tatsport
Washington
Clarence Schultz
Man Arrested in Auto Theft Case Near New Oxford
Harold L. Wetzel of Emmitsburg was arrested in Gettysburg area for larceny and operating a motor vehicle without consent after an April 2 theft at the Airwine brick yard near New Oxford. The case was presented before Justice John H Basehore.
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Gettysburg
Harold L. Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Airwine Brick Yard
New Oxford
Justice of the Peace
John H Basehore
Trammel Granted Partial Divorce in Equity Court
Mrs Mary Alice Trammel of near New Market win a partial divorce from Robert H. Trammel of Baltimore in Equity Court on Thursday. She gains custody of their child while the defendant must pay court costs. FE Austin James represents Mrs Trammel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Trammel
New Market
Robert H. Trammel
Baltimore
Equity Court
CD Program For Farmers
Washington reports a civil defense plan for farmers to ensure food supply in wartime. Experts say current rural programs are inadequate, but progress is being made under the Federal Civil Defense Administration with five key farm roles including food security and aiding urban victims.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Guy P. Jones
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Civil Defense
Charges Filed In Local Police Overnight Bust
Several cases were entered overnight by city police. Millard H. Snoots of Frederick Route 3 faced a charge for passing on a double white line and William N. Keller of Buckeystown was charged with exceeding 30. They received summonses from Officers Reynokis and King. Samuel M. Thompson, described as an old colored offender, was jailed again on a drunkenness charge by Lieut. Dorsey and Officer Twentey and held under 4) and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard H. Snoots
Frederick
William N. Keller
Buckeystown
Reynokis
King
Samuel M. Thompson
Dorsey
Twentey
Hell
Coste
Engaged Couple From Hillsboro to Bridegroom Robert Moler
Mrs George Crim of Hillsboro announces the engagement of Ruth Ardeth Crim to Robert Kenneth Moler son of Mr and Mrs Forest G Moler of Brunswick Mary Moler is a Lovettsville High School 1948 graduate and works as a secretary at Whitmore and Arnold in Purcellville The University of Maryland Pharmacy class of 1950 graduate Mr Moler is with Peoples Drug Stores Frederick The wedding is set for fall Moore McElfresh A wedding was held March 26 at St Johns Catholic Church Frederick Miss Evelyn Irene McElfresh became the bride of Urban Wendric Moore The ceremony was performed by Father Herbert S Jordan The bride wore a pink linen and eyelet embroidered dress The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Urban Moore The couple left for a honeymoon south
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George
Crim
Hillsboro
Ruth Ardeth
Robert Kenneth Moler
Forest
G. Moler
Brunswick
Mies Crim
Lovettsville High School
Whitmore and Arnold
Purcellville
Moler
University of Maryland School of Pharmacy
Peoples Drug Stores
Frederick
Moore—Mcelfresh
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evelyn Irene McElfresh
John McElfresh
Urban Wendric Moore
Urban Moore
Herbert
Jordan
Ann McElfresh
Allen Moore
Frederick High School
BBB Warns on new mastic paints used for home exteriors
The Better Business Bureau warns Frederick homeowners about itinerant painters and spray on mastic wall coatings marketed as lasting a lifetime. Citing the National BBB, FHA directors urge careful financing of such improvements due to reports of workmanship failures. Consumers are advised to research applicators and deal only with established firms. Deeds recorded show several property transfers in Frederick, including at 609 Biggs Avenue and 1005 East Patrick Street. Dr J F Enders of Boston wins 1953 Passano Foundation Award for polio tissue culture methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George, C. Slagle
Chamber of Commerce
National Better Business Bureau
Federal Housing Administration
NBBB
National
Better Business Bureau
Catoctin Estates, Inc
William C. Willard
Biggs Avenue
Joseph I. Reynolds
Francis W. Wagoner
Doris CL. ‘Burdette
East Patrick Street
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Beauford A. Cden
Grant Place
Grayson &. Shryock
Masten D. Long
Creagerstown
Hunting Club Road
Baltimore
Jom F. Enders
Boston
Passano Foundation
Robert §. Gill
Edward B. Passano
Enders
Barn Damaged by High Winds at Harmony Grove Farm
High winds Friday damaged a large addition to the Nallin cowbarn, reducing capacity from 24 to 61 and leaving the framework in disarray. Earlier, winds knocked out the State Police radio. Temperatures rose to 74 before cooling. frost and light fruit damage anticipated overnight.
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Harmony Grove
Richard W. Nallin
C. W. Young
Nallin
Mercury
Counties Would Get Share Beverage Tax
Frederick County and other Maryland counties along with Baltimore City would receive a share of the state tax on alcoholic beverages under House Bill 687. Delegate C Clifton Wirts urged Gov Signer to approve the measure which would grant Frederick County about 42000 based on 1952 receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
C. Clifton Wirts
Maryland
Baltimore City
Frederick County
Whirts
J. Millard Tawes
Virts
Mr. Wirts
District of Columbia
Billion Dollar Business By Commercial Credit
Baltimore based Commercial Credit Co founded in 1912 joins Maryland’s billion dollar club with 1952 assets of 1.032 billion. The firm finances time payment sales of autos and major appliances, with net income of 19.85 million in 1952. Alexander E. Duncan chairs the board and E C Warhheim is president.
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Baltimore
Commercial Credit Co
Maryland
United States
Commercial Credit
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alexander E. Duncan
E. C. Warhheim
Tts
County Tax Sale At Court House Likely Five Properties
At the court house this morning County Treasurer James H Falk will offer no more than five properties in the annual county tax sale. The list is the lowest in 20 years, recalling the Depression era when 13 properties were offered. The sale begins at 10 a.m. and may include other taxes from state Frederick county or county corporations alongside county taxes.
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Court House
James H Falk
State
Frederick Cry
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Ira Arnold Ward
Ira Arnold
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Arnold
Pleasant Hal Church of the Brethren
Monrovia
Elizabeth B. Arnold
Stanley Kellogg
Petoskey
Mich
Ruth
Springfield
Mass
Ritz L. McKenzie
Rita Lodema McKenzie
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis
Nettie Waltz McKenzie
First Baptist Church
Young Peoples Department
Church School
Baptist Adult Training Union
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Agnes M. Eyler
Chester F
East Church Street
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles Higbee Kilmer
Oradell
E. Lewis Higbee
Joan
Joan Hartley Hammann
Raymond F. Hammann
Haverton
James Thomas Hammann
Milvourne EF. Carter
Kensington
Ralph c
Andrew H. Hammann
Dean B. Thomas
Robert R. Stewart
Philadelphia
Larry Simonetti
Mount Rainier
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersourg
Ethel A. Rusk
Arlington
Montgomery County
Loudoun County
Arlington Hospital
David Franklin Rusk
Charles F. Rusk
Herndon
Elinor R. Hull
Mollie Heflin
Ruth Atwell
Leesburg
Lue Gibson
Nora Osborne
Grace Fraley
Derwood
Betty Newby
Miami
John Dodd
Ives
Union Cemetery
Jobs
Fort Mars
Emma Lambert Hurt
Jown Nutt, Dickerson
Glenmerrie Nursing Name
Rocky Gap
Sterling E. Blackston
Ellicott City
Frank Witt
Pipe Creek Cemetery
New Windsor
Calvin Lawrence
Sterling
Wilbur Brown
Noward
Chuggn
Roger Blacketon
D. D. Hartzler
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
J. Raymond Joy
John A. Mountain
Charles Smith, Jr
Lorraine
Frank Sappington
Benjamin Morrissey
Roger Curfman
Harold Wright
Powell
Martizler
Harvey Clayton
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Gustav Schmidt
Ernest Sayer
Hobart Albaugh
William Obenderfer
Durward Kettels
Harry Ridgely
Bernard Crutchley
George W. Lakin
Jefferson
Jefferson Evangelical
J. Edgar Farrell
W. B. Wenner
L. Parsons Hickman
L. J. Baker
Jefferson Reformed Cemetery
Mareld K.misner
Creagersstown
EL Koontz Heiwig
Eugene Martin
Jewell Burdette
Raymond Null
Brenter Fox
Harold Long
Charles Meir
Russell l
Raymond Long
Creagerstown Cemetery
Lara Elisabeth Moxier
William T. Moxley
Dickerson
James Haskin
Forest Grove Methodist Church
Bdwin Burdette
Clyde Stwakke
Frank MecKimmy
Albert Hendersen
Carroll Shry
Ernest Page
M. R. Etchison
Sea
Fe Neral
Faw A. Hean
Trormrent
Ha. m
Sorbet
George Rudeigh
Harold Gruber
Norval Scull
Meisea Stull
William Manon
James Mitt
M. L. Creager
Seu
UTICA
Utica Luthleran Women’s League
Jchema of
Dive
Réger Wachver
Ralph Purdum
William C Welsh
Hall Street
Airy
Welsh
Albert S. Todd
Thomas Lowman
Elsie Lowman
Wesley Lowman
Lowman
Unionville
Mt. Ally
Roland
Walter
Mary
Elbert
Poplar Springs
Lawrence
Ballymore
Aubrey King
Lary Welsh
Elbert Welsh, Jr
Billy Welsh
David
Japan
Ralph A. Tolve
Tolve
O'Donnell
O’don
Charles M. O'Donnell
Grange News
Lowete
Nallin Farm
Svarredith
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