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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1957

Page

2

Reishuer Tritapoe Bride Weds Brunswick Man at Bethany Letheran

Diane C Tritapoe daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Tritapoe Brunswick and Charles L Reightler son of Mrs Meredith Hawes Brunswick were married Sunday at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick in a double ceremony officiated by Rev Ralph H Miller Organist and choir provided music Mrs Lee sang Be Cause and O Perfect Love The bride wore a white brocade ankle length dress with pink accessories and carried a white Bible with streamers and white rosebuds Best man was Donald C Smith uncle of the bride The nuptials were followed by a reception at the Firemen's Hall and a brief wedding trip The bride is a Brunswick High School senior set to graduate in June The groom a Brunswick High School Class of 1956 graduate is in U S Air Force service

Reishuer Tritapoe Bethany Letheran Church Brunswick Diane C. Tritapoe Paul Tritapoe Bruss.k Charles L. Reightler Meredith Hawes Ralph H. Miller Lance Harrington Robert Hedges Brunswick High School U. S. Air Force Service

Frederick News Briefs From April 16 1957

Page 6 contains subscription rates and publishing details for The Frederick News, including masthead information, pricing by mail and carrier, and postal classification. It notes the paper’s establishment in 1883 and distribution through the Great Southern Printing Co. in Frederick Maryland.

Frederick THE Souteeen Bre & 4G North Court St Wher & Vance Mocth Avent Bureau of

The Danger Line in Speed Limits Debated

A four year study by the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies places 50 mph as the line between reasonable and unsafe speed limits. It notes states with no limit or higher limits have higher fatality rates, while 50 mph states fare better, and urges a mix of engineering and enforcement.

Association of Casualty and Surety Companies Migatiuuns National Safety Council

Funerals Held for Stonesifer Wills Devilbiss Albaugh Family

Funeral services were conducted for Stacey Miles Stonesifer infant of S Miles and Doris Phear ns Stonesifer in Uniontown with interment at Lutheran cemetery. Effie Elizabeth Wills wife of Harry J W Wills died at Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park after three months illness. service at Urbana Methodist church followed by burial at Mount Olivet. J Snader Devilbiss died in Uniontown. services at New Windsor funeral home with burial in Methodist cemetery. John David Albaugh died at home Caiontown. services at Union Bridge Church of the Brethren with burial at Pipe Creek cemetery.

Stacey Miles Stonesifer S. Miles Doris Phearns Stonesifer Baltimore Union Bridge D. D. Hartzler and Sons Stephen Galley Miles Reifsnyder Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown Effie Elizabeth Wills Harry J. W. Wills Ory Bana Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park William C. Harpold Urbana Methodist Church Larely Merril E. Geisier Earl D. Bardette J. Norman Bard J. Snader Devilbiss New Windsor D. D. Hartzler and Son J. H. Hoch Charles Minsch Methodist Cemetery Lloyd. Devilbiss Charles H. Smelser J James Zeilickoffer Charles William Snnder Devilbiss John David Albaugh Caiontown

Bankers Set Convention Cruise to Havana Nassau

The Maryland Bankers Assn plans a May 23 to June 1 convention cruise aboard the Queen of Bermuda. President Harper R. Clark of Baltimore says the liner will sail directly into Baltimore harbor, carrying about 730 passengers from Maryland banks.

Baltimore Maryland Bankers Assn Harper R. Clark New York Clark Maryland

Birthday greetings for Mrs Merril Boost in Slonoeacy Village

Mrs Merril Boost Shawnaee Drive Slonoeacy Village marks her birthday on Wednesday. Staff Sergeant and Mrs Ashley T Fouweke Baltimore announce birth of daughter Karen Charlise April 3 at Fort Meade Hospital. Both mother and baby fine. Mrs Fouke is former Mary Helen Wiles daughter of Elmer Wiles Frederick. Staff Sergeant Fouke is son of Luther Fouke Adamstown. Little Miss Carwin Sue Miller flower girl at Barbara Miller and Nevin Nalley wedding near Williamsport. Miller is JoAnne Miller sister in law to bride who helped at reception. Gerald W Beveridge Grant Place reports two trout season openings with limit both days and a 12 1/4 inch four pound trout last week.

Merril Boost Shawnaee Drive Slonoeacy Village Wid Ashley T. Fouweke Baltimore Karen Charlise Fort George G. Meade Hospital Fouche Mary Helen Wiles Elmer Wiles RFD Frederick Luther Fouche RFD 1 Adamstown Carwin Sue Miller Rmb—Aier Barbara Lee Miller Edward R. Miller Williamsport Nevin Eugene Nalley Charles Nalley Paramount Miss Miller JoAnne Miller

Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News dated April 36 1997 report a Rocky Ridge store fire destroying The Store And Frame Dwelling owned by Mr John S Long caused by a defective flue with only minor damage saved. The Business Mens Association elected officers for the coming year with George S Rodeck as President and A C McCardell Charles Wertheimer as vice presidents S Elmer Brown as treasurer F B Sappington as secretary R S Ford as corresponding secretary. The Foundation For A New dwelling for Mr Singleton T Stull on Dili avenue 1 near completion, making 20 dwellings by Mr Stull on Fourth street with another site planned. Mr Casper E Cline and family moving to a West Third street property purchased from Noah E Cramer who moves to Rose Hill Farm north of the city. An attempt to stop railroad rails on East Ninth street prompted objections about rail height. mayor and aldermen mediated a peaceful settlement.

John S. Long Rocky Ridge Business Men’s Association George S. Rodeck A. C. McCardell Charles Wertheimer Elmer Brown F . B. Sappington R. R Wrth St

Obituary notices from Thurmont Taneytown and Frederick

Charles Knott Sr 81 lifelong Thurmont resident dies at home after illness. Surviving children include Mrs George Ashbaugh Emmitsburg Charles Knott Jr Baltimore and Raymond Knott Also sister Mrs Theodore Beard eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10 a m at funeral home Thurmont. Cletus Ridinger 52 of Taneytown dies at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Survived by wife Iva Hiltenbrick Ridinger daughter Mrs Robert Orye granddaughter Vicki Lee Jorye and sister Mrs G Amory Hahn. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Fuss Taneytown. Frank C Wright 58 owner Wright Welding dies at home Frederick. Survived by wife Ruth Stookey Wright son Gerald G Wright mother Mrs Della Martz Wright brother George T Wright and grandson David B Wright. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at Wright Funeral Home with Mt Olivet Cemetery burial.

Charles Knott Charles Knott Sr Thurmont Benedict Margaret Stem Knott Tour- ‘Mont George Ashbaugh Emmitsburg Charles Knott Jr Baltimore Raymond Knott Philip Tracey Theodore Beard Thermont Paul McCauley Samuel Moyer United Brethres Cemetery Creager ‘and Son Frank C_ Wright Frank C. Wright Wright Welding Company East Patricks ‘Street Mr. Wright Berwick Penna Della Martz, Hwright Willard Wright Pennsylvania Fredericki Trinity’ ‘Lutheran Church Wright Ruth Stookey Wright Gerald G. Wright Frederick Willard W. Wright George T. Wright David B. Wright East Patrick Street Oelock Alt. Olivet C. E. Cline and Son

Twenty Years Ago Of The News April 16 1937

The Frederick Board of Aldermen authorized grants for 40 local families in need during the current emergency. Lawrence Price, a street vendor, was struck by a car on East Fifth Street but sustained no serious injuries. Frederick Memorial Hospital reported patient activity as Mrs Elizabeth Carroll returned home after a throat operation amid a summary of local games and patients.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Zeigler Elizabeth Carroll East Sea

Medical notes list Elderly Smith and two patients in hospital

Mr. David W. Smith of Westminster suffered a heart attack Monday and was admitted to Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore with the day’s condition listed as fair. William A. Masser of Frederick is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is described as satisfactory. Mrs. Bradley Strasberger of Win Chester Street has entered Johns Hopkins Hospital for observation and treatment.

David W. Smith Maryland General Hospital Baltimore William A. Masser RFD Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Bradley Strasberger Win‘Chester Street Johns ‘Hopkins Hospital

Confirmation Reunion Held at Trinity Chapel

The Confirmation Reunion service was held in Trinity Chapel Evangelical Reformed church at 6 p m Sunday with Richard Ramsburg and Joyce Jaeger of the Youth Fellowship as participants. The pastor Rev Paul L Althouse gave the address and over 100 attended the fellowship supper in the church social room presided over by Edward D Shrin er. Dr H LG Kieffer spoke briefly about the class of 1917 and the reunions spanning 60 years.

Trinity Chapel Evangelical Reformed Church Richard Ramsburg Joyce Jaeger Syouth Paul L. Althouse Edward D. Shriner H. LG. Kieffer Brenda Elaine Beagle Virginia Lee Best Sharyni ‘Regina Biser Catherine Alice [Blumenauer Patricia Lou Cline iAmn Tennelier Pilgram Paul L Althouse Jr Ronald Howard Buriger George ‘Alfred Dorsey Jr Dar Iwin Thomas Houeting Barry Juan iKefauver Charles Thomas Wiles Anna Rosetta Burger William Aa Thomas Charles William Lough May C. Lampe Walter Warren Saunders Hallie Walkler Carty Albert N. McCardell iJane Elizabeth Staley Abbott Leng Cecilia Hildebrand Blanche EsteHe Hildebrand Ada Elizabeth i Lampe Lough Hirdie May. Miller Naomi Catherine Gring Mary Ellen Eyler Robert E. Zimmerman Helen D. Garrett Mary ‘Elizabeth Blumenauer Hedges Ernnest Hughes Shipier Helen Gittinger Zimmerman Abbie Marie Shaft ‘Er Catherine Alice Thomas Sarah Rebecca Shook Kuhn Elias Beeson ‘Ramsburg Jr Richard Cort Dutrow Thaddeus McCauley Biser Ana Elizabeth Kuhn Nicodemus

Mrs Margaret Teeter of Taneytown Dies at Home

Margaret Roop Teeter widow of John S. Teeter died at her Taneytown area home Monday night at nine. She aged 1 years, daughter of George and Celia Roop, lifelong Piney Creek Church of the Brethren member and Sunday School teacher. She led the Young Married class and served in Women’s Work. A Bridgewater alumna joining the college and its Alumnae Association, she was active in the Annie M. Warner Hospital Auxiliary, the Carroll County subleague, Gray Ladies of the Red Cross, and Missionary Society. Her husband founded Johns S. Teeter and Son Inc, with which she later headed Meadow Brook farms. she retired years ago. Surviving are children John D. and Daniel E. Teeter of Gettysburg, Mrs. Robert C. Clingan of Gettysburg, Mrs. Richard Hagerty of Old Greenwich, Conn., Dr. Richard R. Teeter of Minneapolis, Dr. James H. Teeter of Taneytown, Frederick K. Teeter of Taneytown, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren, three brothers Stanley Reiser of Baltimore, Leo J. and Joseph Reiser of New York City. Funeral Thursday at 10 from her residence, Rev. M. A. Jacobs and Rev. Cyrus L. Strite officiating. Interment Pipe Creek cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening. In lieu of flowers, contributions requested.

Margaret Roop Teeter John S. Teeter Taneytown George Celia Utz Roop I Piney Creek Church of the Brethren Women’s’Work Organization Maryland Collegiate Institute Blue Ridge College Bridgewater College Bridgewater Annie M.warner Hospital Gettysburg Carroll County Gettysburg ‘College Gray Ladies of the Red Cross Missionary Society of the Trinity Lutheran Church Sewing ‘Club John S. T Teeter Johns Teeter and Son, Inc Robert C. Clingan Richard Haggerty Old Greenwich M. A. Jacobs Cyrus L. Strite Pipe Creek Cemetery

New Books At Ariz Library

A catalog note lists new acquisitions including DAY OF INFAMY by Walter Lord describing Pearl Harbor and its aftermath. Also featured are THE MEN WHO MADE THE NATION by Dos Passos, A HISTORY OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT by Julia S. Berrall, Ghana by Kwame Nkrumah, It Seems Like Yesterday by Hans Von Kaltenborn, A WATCHER ON THE RHIN E by Cornell, FREE DIVING by Dimitri Rebikoff, and THE LARK by Jean Anouilh with donor notes and fund acknowledgments.

Walter Lord Pearl Harbor Robert H. Pilgram Francis J. New Iman John Dos Passos Louisiana Purchase Washington Franklin Hamilton Jefferson Francis J. Newman Baltimore Julia S. Berrall Ubs America Gold Coast Ghana Britain Kwame Nkrumah Frank Thomas Fund Hans von Kaltenhorn Diefenbaker Kaltenborn Pearson Senate William J Jennings Bryan U.S. Supreme Court Rian Cornell Germany Adenauer Social Democrats Dimitri Rebikoff G. Frank iThomas Jean Anouilh Joan of Arc Julie Harris G. Frank Thomas

Norman and Canadian Links in Cold War Inquiry

The Senate Internal Security subcommittee probes Norman's Communist ties and alleged U.S. and Canadian government contacts. It questions how long he remained a Communist, his Cairo mission connections, and possible liaison roles between Canada and the United States in intelligence during the early 1950s. The March 21 1957 hearing includes remarks about Canadian denial of any such executive backing for Norman.

Klaus Fuchs Atomic Laboratory New Mexico Burgess Mac Lean-Burgess Moscow Committee On Atomic Energy Commission Washington Norman Senate Committee Cairo Middle East Senate Internal Security Committee Robert Morris Watkins State Department Degardment FBI Communist Party of Canada Normanjeuuceand Boston Diefenbaker Tsuruitoo Shigeto Pearson iHarvard Ottawa New York Tsuru Shugeto Senate Suez Ber Communist Party Hisim Egypt Lpapers Au-H Vital Ini Ional J MacélArthur Tokyo Japan Royal Canadian Mounted Police Israel Halperin Canada Igor Gouzenko U. S Morris United States U. S. Army Intelligence Congressional

Lawrence Comments On Norman Case Second Thoughts

Canadian minister E Herbert Norman who died by his own hand faced renewed doubts about earlier government denials of Communist associations. In Ottawa the exchange over Senate subcommittee charges revealed gaps in press coverage and unanswered questions from opposition leader Diefenbaker as Pearson defended 1951 loyalty findings despite ongoing questions about what was actually true.

David Lawrence Washington E. Herbert Norman Cairo Norman Owawa United States Senate Lester Pearson Pearson House of Commons Ottawa State Department John Diefenbaker United States Senate Columbia Normen Diefenbaker

Holy Thursday And Good Friday Service At Calvary Church Mt Airy

Calvary Methodist Mt. Airy observes Holy Communion Thursday at 7 45 PM candlelight service. Good Friday three hour service begins noon with merchants closing to join. Music by organist Mrs Norman Etzler and soloists Mrs Nathan Dorsey Mrs Mildred Dickey Mr John O Steel Rev Cyril Hoover. Meditations on the Seven Words from the Cross by listed ministers.

Calvary Methodist Church Mt. Airy W. DeWitt Dickey Mt. Airy i Norman Etzler Nathan Dorsey Mildred Dickey John O. ‘Steel Cyril Hoover Ostil Hoover John Bryan Victor Ross Hayden Sparks Richard Thompson Chas. A. Michael

Third Anniversary on 103d Birthday Beaird Celebrates

Louisvile report notes John Wesley Beaird marked his 103rd birthday with a jig and a cake from the Social Security Administration while his wife Mertie, aged 72, became newly eligible for Social Security after their marriage on April 15, 1954.

Louisville John Wesley Beaird Mertie Social Security Administration Mrs. Beaird

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