Sick States Attorney Edw in Nikirk moved to hospital
Among the ill list, Edwin Nikirk, the sick states attorney, was moved from his home Tuesday evening to University Hospital in Baltimore for observation and heart treatment. Other locals include Harvey Shank convalescing at home, and several admissions to Braddock Heights convalescent home and Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Edwin ¥. Nikirk
Master Place
Thas
University Hospital
Baltimore
Harvey Shank
West
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Leatherman
Middletown
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Joseph Meisting
North Market Street
Kmume
Vindobenaent
Exusene W. Pruitt
Grove Boulevard
Vindobona Convalescent and
Arthur B. Harvon
Getzendanner
Donald Hogarth
Fourth Street
Palmetto, Fla
Charlotte Hospital
Punta Gorda
Fila
Frederick City modernization urged by planning subcommittee
Frederick officials face needed updates for parking streets and bridges as the Planning Zoning and Parking Subcommittee urges minimum modernization. The report notes 12 bridges over Carroll Creek are decades old and downtown parking requires hundreds more spaces to keep pace with growth.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Frederick City
West College Terrace
Arbor Day Observed By City Schools In 1909
Fifty years ago columns note Arbor Day observed by public schools this afternoon with tree planting programs and student recitations at Girls High School Boys High School and South Street School. Freight shipments continued rising with 25 tons shipped from three over the wires. Community programs included singing and dramatic recitations.
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Coxerts
South Street
May Day Queen Crowned at Frederick School Event
Twenty Years Ago column notes Matric senior crowned Queen at Frederick School May Day festivities on March 12. Six Frederick schoolboys learned piloting as a curious prelude, with names including Joseph Far, Richard Metcalf, Robert L. Warfield Jr., Joseph Stephens Jr., Jack Rhoads and Harvey Kemp Jr. Rev W W Sylvester, pastor of Lewistown Liberty M P charge, graduated from Westminster Theological Seminary at commencement.
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Phyllister
An Hahn
Daigh
Frederick
Joseph F Ar
Richard Metcalf
Robert L. Warfield Jr
Joseph Stephens Jr
Jack Rhoads
Harvey Kemp Jr
W. W. Sylvester Pas’ Tor
Lewistown-Liberty M. P
Westminster Theological Seminary
Lewelling Klein wedding ties Taneytown hosts to Knoxville
Miss Jeannette M Klein daughter of Adam Klein and the late Mrs Klein married Cecil Lewelling son of Carl Lewelling and the late Mrs Lewelling at St Josephs Catholic Church Taneytown April 18 Rev Stephen G Melycher officiated The couple will reside at 447 East Main Street Taneytown A reception followed for about 30 guests.
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Elaine Fitch
Baltimore
James Storer
Union Bridge
Michael Klein
East Main Street
Tanevtown
Deaths in Maryland and Seattle Reach Three Families
Sidney Wright Harvey of Smithtown Loos died suddenly from a heart attack while visiting his daughter in Seattle Washington at about age 60. He was husband to Margaret Rupp and father to three, including Rosemont Pennsylvania resident Mrs. John Malcolm Duns and Mrs. Richard Pardo of Seattle. Eugene Ester Jones of East Baltimore Street died at Sinai Hospital at 41, husband of the late Edw arda Stanners Jones. Survived by two sons Eugene Jones of Galax Virginia and James M. Jones near Windsor, three siblings, and his Blue Spring Methodist Church ties. Robert S. Valentine of Keys ville died at 84, survived by son Carroll R. Valentine and sister Miss Cotta Valentine. burial in Keysville. Funeral details listed for all, with calls and services in Taneytown and New Windsor.
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Sidney Wright Harvey
Smithtown
Loos
Seattle
Washington
Von
Harvey
Margaret Rupp
G. Rupp
Frederick
John Malcolm Duns
Rosemont
Richard Pardo
Seatte
Wash
Stephen Harvey
Owns
L. J
Germantown
Sid Harvey
Episcopal Church
St. James S.t
Eugene E. Jones
Eugene Ester Jones
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Sinai Hospital
Edwarda Stanners Jones
Mr. Jones
Camp
Johan R
Nancy Jane Bennington Jones
Eugene Jones
Galax
James M. Jones
Lew Windsor
J. R. Jones Jr
Ted Brewer
Boyd D. Fur
Charles Jones
Speedwell
Henry Taylor
Jones
Blue Spring Methodist Church of Virginia
Europe
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
New Windsor
Harris Waters
Winter's Cemetery I
Robert S. Valentine
Keysville
Sylvester Valentine
Emma Pittinger Valentine
Carroll R. Valentine
Taneytown
Miss Cotta Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Kersville Lutheran Church
Chur
C. O. Fuss and Son
Donald C. Brake
Worcester
Mass
Thomas E. Stafford
Ruth
Uid
Sidney
Rachel
Boyds
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
John Burdette
Catlin
Bords
Catlins
Gaithersburg
Birthday notices for local residents Mr Clarence A Rohrbaugh
Mr Clarence A Rohrbaugh of South Jefferson Street will be 40 years old on May 1. Mrs Floyd Spalding of Frederick Avenue will observe her birthday Friday.
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Clarence A. Rohrbaugh
South Jefferson Street
Floyd Spalding
Frederick Avenue
Middleeoff Favored In Colonial Tournament
Fort Worth Texas AP Ben Hogan shot a 1 under par 63 in a Colonial tune up. Hogan seeks the title at Colonial Club course as rivals prepare for the main event starting Thursday. Read with care for scattered names and event details.
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Middleeoff
Fort Worth. Tex
Ben Hogan
Fort Wormmer
Colonial
Hogan
Cary
Paradise
Fi Fia
Phoen
Oillard Colonial Club
Tucson
Funeral services for Charles Walter Welk Taneytown
Funeral services for Charles Walter Welk of Taneytown were held at 2:30 PM at C. O. Fuss and Son. Rev. Arthur W. Garvin officiated. Interment was in E.U.B. Cemetery Taneytown with pallbearers from the road maintenance group: Ralph Arbaugh Charles Flickinger Densis Myers Clyde Welty Samuel Breth Harry Dougherty William Evan Brown of Baltimore died recently with services at D. B. Hartziger funeral home Libertytown conducted by Rev. George Allen. Pallbearers included Charles Dorsey. Interment followed in Cemetery. Angelia Francey Brown daughter of Iliam F. Brown of Va died at Memorial Hospital with weeklong illness. Survived by two brothers Eucsene and William and one sister Wonza. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Freders County. Paul Dinterman and Ebsene Wachter served as pallbearers. R. E. Dailey and Son funeral directors.
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Charles Walter Welk
Taneytown
C. O. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Arthur W. Garvin
E.U.B
Taneytownn
Ralph Arbaugh
Charles Flickinger
Densis Myers
Clyde Welty
Mr. Welk
Samuel Breth
Harry Dougherty
Wiliam Evan Brown
Baltimore
D. DB. Hartzier Funeral Home
Libertytown
Mr. Brown
George Allen
Charles Dorsey
Leesbore
Angelia Francey Brown
Iliam F. Brown
Memoral
Wiliam
Wonza
Alien Spene
Freders County
North Street
Wallace J. Bieber
Utica
Raymond
Keefer
Frank
Clarence
Allen B
Lewis J
Lester Marty
Mount Olivet Cemetery
R. E. Dailey and Son
Bolshoi Ballet On Film Here Tonight at Tivoli Theatre
Bolshoi Ballet on film presented at Tivoli Theatre featuring Galina Ulanova in several segments from the Russian repertory. Excerpts include The Fountain of Bakushisarai and The Dying Swan, with music by Rachmaninoff. Also noted are Swan Lake and Faust divertissements and a Bolshoi showcase at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.
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Faust
Rachmaninoff
Dying Swan
Fokine
Alma Pavlova
Ulanore
Bolshoi Ballet
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Frederick High School Honor Roll Includes Twelve With Straight A's
One hundred sixty two Frederick High School students made the third term honor roll. Twelve earned straight A's. Names include Alan Weintraub Sandra Finneyfrock Barry Detwiler Nancy Zufall and many others across grades 10 through 12. The list spans multiple sections and surnames, indicating broad academic achievement across the student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Alan Weintraub
Sandra Finneyfrock
Barry Detwiler
Nancy Zufall
Sondra Roberts
Mary Ann Flowers
Sue Yager
Jo Anne Coady
Ann Pilgram
Paul Alhouse
Jacquelyn Fox
Gail Rhian
Roger Delauter
Lewis Fagac
Robert Tuck
Judith Etzler
Penelope Gwen
Patricia Milyard
Charles Collis
Thomas Moss
Lois Baum Gardner
Dorothy Coleman
Barbara Earhart
Judy Hickman
Marjorie Stup
Dorothy Snyder
John Derr
Patsy Colliflower
Ann Garrett
Loretta Wiles
Pat Zimmerman
Sandra Osborn
Carolyne Breckenridge
Barbara LaGarde
Carol Ann Molesworth
Margaret Thomas
Sarah Willard
Barry Detwiller
Richard Quinn
Wayre Rhoderick
Ruth Holier
Barbara Tobero
Edward Crowther
David Rohrer
Thomas Wilhide
Shirley Blank
Eleanor Burdette
Daur Horman
Dianne Lawson
Starr Morgan
Carel Ann Price
Lavenia Harre
Sanfire Lawson
Rosalind Nasher
Shirley Putman
Connie Stockman
Larry Layman
Sylvia Huff
Doris Lee
Wilma Michael
Sherry Phillips
Jeannette Rice
Nancy Stoner
Sherrill Zimmerman
James Davis
Theodore Lichstein
Yvonne Heater
Terry Phillips
Richard Meehan
Judy Ann Berge
Christine Davis
Susan Eyster
Sydney Hargett
Marlene Powell
Ellen Wedum
Denonis Anhalt
James Alexander
Saundra Roberts
Carolyn White
Darryl Etzler
Thomas Whitmore
Nancy Ash
Helen Davis
Gail Feldman
Loretta Helwig
Horace Albaugh
Frank Blundell
Jay C. Smith
William Wickless
Jane Neilson
Elizabeth Robertson
States' financial troubles met mostly by higher taxes
An eastern Kentucky civic leader joked about secession to seek foreign aid as remedies for local unemployment from coal mechanization. The AP surveyed 29 states where higher taxes dominate plans, including cigarette, sales, income taxes, and withholding to curb dodging. Governors in Ohio, New York, Massachusetts, California, and Georgia push various tax hikes or cuts to balance budgets, with Wisconsin and North Dakota noting revenue and spending strains in a multi-state portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stafford
Associated Press
Kentucky
United States
Utah
Massachusetts
South Carolina
New York
Michael V. DiSalle
Ohio
DiSalie
Penn Slaitute
David L. Lawrence
Washington State
Minnesota
Lars
Orville L. Freeman
Foster Furcolo
Edmund G. Brown
California
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
Oklahoma
Gorard Edmondson
Fowlers
North Dakota
Sears
Bank Stocks As Side Glances Investments
Babson Park Mass. Roger W Babson urges choosing stock in strong local banks as prestige and safety. He notes government examinations protect deposits, explains hidden assets, diversification across borrowers, and the appeal of owning long established banks with regular audits and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
General Motors
Roger W. Babson
Ramblers
Federal Reserve System
New York City
Fined $150 for Drunk Driving in Magistrate Court
A man named George Edward Poole was fined 130 plus costs in Magistrate Court after pleading guilty to operating while under the influence. Police said he drove erratically on East Fifth Street, with Det. Sgt. Boone noting weaving and an odor of alcohol. Poole claimed earlier beer, was tired not drunk, and was represented by Goodloe Byron. Deputy State’s Attorney Edward J. Lynch prosecuted.
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Stili
George Edward Poole
Magis
Ward J. Smith
Poole
East Fifth Street
Sherman H. Boone
Ralph Potts
Frank E. Harley
Yellow Springs
Col
William Mutchner
Harley
Rosemont Avenue
Head College
Lighting Up the Town and Church Notes
In Upper Montgomery County, Potomac Edison installed about fifty street lights, improving local lighting. Bods Church members planted sugar corn on church grounds, continuing last year’s crop. The church’s Woman’s organization hosts fried chicken and country supper May 9 in the church hall from 2 to 5 pm. Plans for the annual banquet were made last week at Hamrich’s home. Suburban Hospital births and local notices appear in the week’s bulletin.
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Boyds
James P. Kerr
Montgomery County
Y Potomac Edison Co
Frederick
Bods Church
Hamrich
Francis Scott
Burg
Cella
Virginia Gold Cup Draws Record 83 Entries at Warrenton
Warrenton Va drawing a record 83 entries for six races at the 34th Virginia Gold Cup program on Saturday starting 2 30 p m standard time on William E Schlusemeyer s Broadview estate The day features the four mile 22 timber fences course with the Timber Classic drawing strong fields for the two mile brush race led by Pie rix A winner of his last two hurdling runs in the state and aiming for a brush debut Kenneth Field rides in the brush race with Carabini Valentine Slipper Hindrance Last Look Watermount Parlez Me and Phalene among others in the entries for the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrentown
Old Dominion
William E. Schlusemeyer
Broadview
Sturt
Herdle
Robert C. Will
Brush
Kenneth Field
Ain
J. H. McKnight
Carabini
William C. Robinson Jr
Valentine Slipper
Ogden Phipps
M. G. Walsh
James N. Andrews
Jury Awards 35 000 To Teen Injured In Birthday Trip
A federal jury in Baltimore awarded 35000 to Rita L. Rodda a 17 year old from Arlington after a highway crash on her way to collect guests for her birthday party. Attorneys argued the scars prevent her from working as a part time model.
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Baltimore
Attorners
Rita L. Rodda
Arling
Maryland Georgetown baseball postponed on wet grounds
Baseball game between Maryland and Georgetown postponed due to wet grounds. Track results show Catholic 70, Mt Saint Marys 52 with Haverford Pat 90 and Washington Md 33 noted in the same brief.
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Maryland
Georgetown
Catholic
Mt. S. Marys
Haverford
Pat
Washington
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