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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1947
Page
4
The item notes that the News em Member and Bureau of Circulations was governed at the Frederick Maryland post office as second class matter. It lists the date Wednesday April 30 1947.
A sweeping national crime wave is described with outbreaks of violence across sections of the country. Police are praised for arrests while courts mete out punishment, yet experts warn that for every criminal removed, two more emerge. The piece notes escalating brutality and the challenge to deter criminals amid evolving law enforcement responses.
Entry from April 30 1897 notes a Philomathean Society public meeting at Kemp Hall debating whether poverty builds character, with a negative win by D H Hargett, Roger Wood and Jacob Rohrback. Other items include Nora Mull injuring her arm after a fall from a suspension bridge alley, West Patrick Street progress remarks on dire roads, Frederick City Hospital benefit raised about $40 via Flora Staniford Campas, and plans for future strawberry events.
Twenty years ago in the News columns dated April 30 1927 lists many items. It notes a large Fred Federation of Clubs membership and Judge Glenn term as successor to a state constitution. It mentions attendances at a Minstrels show at City Opera House for Hustler ball club bene t. It cites comedians Derr Campbell and O Nellie. It reports Mr and Mrs Grayson Abrecht visiting Harrisburg Pennsylvania after their marriage.
Mary Margaret Evans wed Frey A Kephart in a Brunswick home ceremony. Eileen McGrath married Wetzel near church raskign with a satin gown and roses. Geraldyne Lenhart wed Clarence Winpigler in Trinity parsonage with a powder blue gown. Mary Arietta McCleaf tied to Martin Luther Gonder in Gettysburg Gettysburg area. Frances McCleaf and Maurice Gonder as relatives noted. couples plan weddings and trips, with post ceremony homes listed in Baltimore and Union Bridge contexts.
The concrete Brock bus e plant on Wisner street operated by Robert J McCutcheon continues under Mrs McCutcheon Leo Minc-2 as his right hand man. The plant makes concrete face bricks chimney and silo blocks and specializes in waterproof face blocks and custom work. Robert J McCutcheon Sr a student at the University of Maryland and his brother William will assist in the business after the school year ends. The applebutter and cider plant will also be operated.
Dorothy J. Ricketts of Flint Hill near Frederick died Tuesday at 6 pm at State Sanatorium near SalowWasville after a lingering illness. Aged 21, she was daughter of the late Lawrence E and Bessie V Harmon Ricketts, survived by siblings Eleanor Bittle Myersville Myerle, Anna Page Buckeystown Lance E and Walter Ricketts Myersville. She belonged to Flint Hill Methodist Church and Young People’s Society. The body rests at 106 East Church Street and will be moved to the home of sister Mrs R Bittle in Myersville this afternoon, then to Etchison funeral home Thursday afternoon.
Funeral services for Thomas Eaves were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. EST at the family home in Walkersville. Rev. Carvin L Thompson and Rev. Dew Dick ted A duet, Jesus Savin Pilot Me, was sung by Mrs Margaret tells and Mrs Margaret Gentry with piano by Mrs. Walter Dudrow. A large crowd attended the service, floral tributes filled the room. Pallbearers were J. R. McClellan, Thomas R Saylor, Glen Trout, Cleve land Trout, Celus Reddick and Elmer Houck. Burial followed at Walkersville Glade cemetery. G C Barton, funeral director.
Among the sick the condition of Mr George IL Graham of Walkersville, a patient at Frederick City Hospital after an operation, is reported satisfactory. Mrs. Lewis W. Putman near Frederick is improving at the Frederick City Hospital where she underwent an operation. Mrs. John Boyer, long unwell, was moved from Keedysville to this city to have three infected teeth and infected jaw bone removed. she is progressing nicely. Dewitt Leatherman, 14 months, son of Mr and Mrs Robert D. Leatherman, injured Monday when thrown from a Sabey carriage near Lewistown, is said to be getting along satisfactorily at the Frederick City Hospital. extent of injuries not disclosed. Mr. Harry Green moved from his home near Winfield to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. transfer made by M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance. Mr. William Long of Ladiesburg entered the Frederick City Hospital for an infected hand from a splinter and is doing as well as can be expected.
Mr William S James of Texarkana Ark visits his parents Mr and Mrs Edward James at 210 East Church Street. Mrs Edward James remains seriously ill. Mr Leo T Waterman district manager of Peoples Rug Stores 517 Magnolia Ave receives birthday congratulations. Mr and Mrs Paul M Barker and daughter Marsha of Walkerville were weekend guests of Lt Comdr and Mrs Blaine Eader and daughter Karen Lee in Bainbridge St. Comdr Eader and Mrs Eader formerly of Frederick Air and Mrs William P Wilson of Baltimore send congratulations on the birth of twin daughters Sharon Kathryn and Karen Marie at St Joseph’s Hospital in Baltimore. Wilson formerly Miss Jeanne Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar H L Miller of Frederick, formerly of Thomas Lo Zinsresman Arle: MeC Mat H La hacl and E B Rios of unknown location left an end. The two men are being held at Co Xo J the hotel Dear Mrs Freger in Baltimore. Man Grai a 507
Three arrests were made overnight by city police officer Burras. Suspects John F Knauf Leo Bunkies South Market street and Richard Allison East Third street were charged with disturbing the peace and fighting. Each posted $5 collateral.
Washington reports that reemployment rights for veterans under the Selective Service Act are being handled by the Department of Labor through the Veterans Employment Service with USES. Local Selective Service boards will continue limited duties while transfer details are worked out with state agencies. many veterans will regain old jobs or face little trouble, though funding questions loom.
Witnesses at National Airport in Washington observed the arrival of Aleman of Mexico. A group from Reinhardt School for Little Deaf Children attended with Miss Peck and Mp Lohr. President Aleman and President Truman attended the reception. Mrs Bussard, from near Fredericksburg, and Mrs J Adee Shrr were among the witnesses. The party traveled from Mexico City to Washington and planned a later 18 day Mexico tour. An open meeting was held tonight led by Fred Cammier.
Weather note reports high yesterday minus seven degrees and a year ago minus sixty nine. It shows a low last night of fifty five and a year earlier of thirty. Sun set today at 8 01 p m and rises tomorrow at 6 00 a m. Moonrise is at 1 32 p m and moonset at 4 45 a m.
The column offers practical guidance on domestic duties and respect in marriage. It discusses a wife's cooking duties, a husband's demand for meals, and the value of apology. It also addresses gossip in the town and a remedy through legal action to stop defamation.
Heights Fire Company announces a community carnival event for Tuesday featuring a residents gathering, local volunteers, and activities to support firefighting efforts. Details on location and schedule are being prepared for publication.
In a social dilemma a woman weighs whether her closest friend should be maid of honor or if her sister should take the role. She leans toward naming her sister as maid or matron of honor depending on age suitability. Friends may serve as bridesmaids.
New York April 30 India urged the United Nations special assembly to hear Jewish representatives in the Palestine question. Asaf Ali noted Arab spokesmen had appeared while Jews were absent, asking where Palestine and the Jewish people’s voice were in proceedings, calling the issue serious and urging careful handling.
Damascus prepares for the Druid Theater seating 500 with modern comforts. Promoter D A Clodfelter and wife Dorcas Miles, longtime North Carolina resident, oversee the project. Projectors by Calvin Richard, general contracting by Brandenburg Justice, offices to house Dr M Me Kendree Boyer and Dr Howard G Taylor.
The Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia begins a thorough postwar renovation. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway insists no revolutionary modern theatrical effects are included. Plans aim to restore the resort to its prewar charm while meeting modern needs. The hotel has served as a detention center for German and Japanese diplomats and later as the Army’s Ashford General Hospital.
Mrs George Gregg of Woodbine receives a thank you note from a German survivor aided by a Seventh Day Adventist clothing shipment. The letter, written by Ress, speaks of fleeing Schiesien and living with relatives in Kreis Friedberg, United States zone, and notes gratitude for the warm gift during Christmas.
The Ladies Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed church Reid holds a regular meeting at Rio the Lewisia Community Hall with Mrs Frank Martz and Miss Doris Martz as hostesses. President Mrs Elsie Snook presided. Roll call responses and prayers opened the meeting. Reports included March basket sale and Warmer sale items. Next donors named: Mrs Wal Keyser, Mrs Guy Stull, Miss Nina Micheel. Refreshments followed. Next gathering set at Lewistown on Thursday evening May 8 with three Lambert sisters as hostesses.
Emmitsburg and surrounding areas report visits and gatherings among Flickinger Rybikowsky Reuwer Brotherton King OLeary Harner and Roddy families. Local clubs, church events, and 4-H plans at Mt St Marys and St Joseph’s highlighted with birthdays, lectures, and a town election slate.
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