Married in July at the Toms Creek church
Miss Evelyn Lucille Wolfe daughter of Theodore Wolfe Sr of this city and Grover Stansbury son of Mr and Mrs William Stansbury were married July 23 at eight o'clock in the Toms Creek church near Emmitsburg Rev Paul H McCauley officiated. The ceremony featured dotted Swiss over taffeta gowns and a white Rose Bible with lily of the valley streamers. A reception followed in the church social room and the couple will reside in Keymar where the groom farms with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Lucille Wolfe
Theodore Wolfe Sr
Grover Stansbury
William Stansbury
Toms, Creek Church
Emmitsburg
Paul H. McCauley
Theodore Wolfe Jrr
Murray Roop
Frederick Grimes
Elwood Stonesifer
Douglas Wolfe
Donald Wantz
Robert Grimes
Ocean City
Stansbury
Mrs. Stansbury
Keymar
Local hospital notes list patient statuses and a hospital deficit
Among the sick Ms Carolyn Bere Edgemont Road Bratdock Heishis returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital where her condition is satisfactory. Mr Anus Shater ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital has recovered enough to return home in Locust Valley. Hifly Chom son of My and Mrs Charles Clem Utica remains a patient at Children s Hospital Schools in Baltimore after June surgery and shows improvement but will stay several weeks. Pamela Landers third year old daughter of Mrs Jeanette Landers of Cimon Bridge was admitted to the Anne Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa for an appendectomy with satisfactory condition. Edwin P F Cissel 12 son of Mr and Mrs Chester Cissel Adams town treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a nail injury to his right foot and returned home. Charle Baumgardner 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin Baumgardner Frederick Avenue was treated for a head contusion and arm abrasions from a fall and sent home. Larry W Collentz UW son of Mr and Mrs John W Collentz Braddock Six treated for an injury and returned home. The Potospetal Reports indicate a deficit near 14,000 at Peninsula General Hospital Satisbury end of fiscal year, paralleling Frederick Memorial Hospital s high operating costs and charity workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Bere
Edgemont Road
Bratdock Heishis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anus Shater
Locust Valler
Hifly Chom
Charles Clem
Utica
Children’s Haspital
Baltimore
Dool
Pamela Landers
Jeanette Landers
Cimon Bridge
Anie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Edwin FP. Cissel
Chester Cissel
Adamstown
Charle
Baumgardner
Austin Baumgardner
Frederick Avenue
Collentz
Ami
John W. Collentz
Braddock
Owas
Frederick Memorial
Enon
Northern Lights described as August spectacle and aurora origins
The piece muses on the aurora borealis and aurora australis amid August nights and February skies, noting possible electrical causes, vivid colors, and rhythmic displays. It recalls Thoreau’s 1851 account of aurora lights shooting upward and reflecting on water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Thoreau
Longer Trains Spur Railroads to Trim Costs
Railroads reassess programs as labor and equipment costs rise. Some lines abandon small passenger trains. others add cars to freight trains to cut per item costs. Trials use up to 200-car trains with diesel locomotives to overcome horsepower limits and cut congestion.
Essence of America on competition and freedom in the US
The piece argues the American system thrives on free competition despite government controls added in the last 25 years. It contrasts the US with socialist and cartel-led nations where monopoly stifles individual opportunity and human spirit. It contends government operation is bungling and only individuals pursuing reward drive progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Reunion draws 2500 to 3000 at Braddock Heights Frederick
Estimated attendance at the first reunion of the Reformed Sunday Schools of Frederick and Washington counties at Braddock Heights ranged between 2500 and 3000. A drunken man assaulted two young ladies on Church and Court streets but was released after witnesses and the ladies chose not to press charges. A croquet contest on South Market Street featured the Buzzards defeating the Owls. The annual St Joseph’s Catholic church picnic at Manor woods attracted about 3000, with Miss Clara Ramsburg crowned queen of love and beauty and dancing into the night. A local group, including Glenn Garber and Harry Schroeder, planned a summer tent at Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Frederick
Washington
Braddock Heights
Church
Court Streets
Varrickb
W. Sturm
South Market Street
Buzzards
Owls
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Wessrl
Glenn
Garber
Harry S. Schroeder
David C. Griffin
Harry C. Schroeder
Twenty Years Ago Emes From The Columns Of The News
A recap of events from August 4, 1933 notes Jacob Q Weddle aged 32 of Woodsboro fatally struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train near LeGore after saying he twisted an ankle and could not move. A bag worm pest damages city pine shrubs. A Maryland Japanese beetle spread feared. Langteard predicts reading interest will spread in four to five years. Keller Smith Mt Airy named secretary of Carroll County group to administer old age pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Q. Weddle
Woodsboro
Pennsylvania Railroad Freieler
LeGore
Weddle
Maryland
GS Langteard
Ratamolazist
Chips Burgess The Frederick Babe Ruth Boy Wonder
Ten year old Chips Burgess, son of Cy Forbes Burgess, serves as bat boy for Frederick in the Babe Ruth League tournament at McCord Field. Despite his youth he assists the Frederick Champs, following a stint with the M. J. Grove team, impressing spectators with diligence and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chips Burgess
Cy Forbes T. Burgess
Burgess
McCords Field
Ashe
Frederick
The
Lames
Birth of daughter Rose Mary for Mr and Mrs Melin Willis
Mr and Mrs Melin Willis announce the birth of a daughter named Rose Mary at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The item notes a Garden productive tomato harvest at the area garden, mentions Mrs Chester Miller, and cites her garden at 243 Di avenue with 25 tomato vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melin Willis
Frederick
Rose Mary
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chester Miller
M Miller
di Avenue
Second Recess In Geneva Talks Reported
United States and Red China called a second recess in Geneva talks, delaying progress on the release of 40 American civilians. Ambassadors Johnson and Wang Ping-nan met about the civilians and Chinese students, with no public word on advances or agreements. They plan to reconvene Monday to discuss the matter, amid ongoing U.N. mediation and Hammarskjold talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
Red China
U. S
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Johnson
Wang
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjald
Peiping
Weddings Beall Hollingsworth and Oland Linton Couples Wed
Two society weddings noted in Lander and Walkersville areas. Marie E. Hollingsworth married Harry L. Beall at Glenmerrie Nursing Home with Rev. Ralph H. Miller officiating. Marilyn E. Linton wed Kenneth R. Oland at Walkersville Lutheran parsonage with Rev. E Koontz Uelwig presiding. Each couple plans to reside at their respective family homes.
Jeffersonian Club To Meet Saturday in Frederick
The Jeffersonian Democratic Club of Frederick county will meet Saturday evening at the new clubhouse on Fourth and Haw streets to discuss plans. A large attendance is hoped for the second annual crab feast and picnic on Wednesday August 24 at Mearl Warehime s meadow Route 26 east of Worman s Mill from six to nine p m Regular monthly meetings will start in September. Membership is 490 with a goal of 500 by year end. The club bills itself the fastest growing in Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick County
Haw
Mear] Warehime's Meadow
Route 26
Worman’s Mill
Jeffersonians
Payroll Office Picnic At Fishing Creek
Members of the payroll office of Kamn's DeptStore of Washington held a picnic at Fishing Creek last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Strine of Walkersville were invited guests. Mira Stine was long associated with the payroll office. Those present included several named local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamn
Dept
Washington
Fishing Creek
Oren Strine
Walkersville
Mira Stine
Laura Thaler
John Carpenter
Hilda Mitchell
Mary Baumgardner
Arlington
Annie Cook
Annette Vixnall
Toulse @radiey
Hazel
Wisdom teeth spark doubt and dental task aside
A quirky observation on wisdom teeth and usefulness in life. The note ponders why they grow and assigns the dentist a task. Also lists market prices for barley, corn, and wheat, and a zoological distinction about horns.
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Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. Co
North Court Ourt
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Spe
Emit W. Johnson
Cainy Desprandio
Army
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Military Road
Joyce
Alien
Chicago
Margaret
Nashville
Photon
Guy Fox
C. D
New Market Farm
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Siegfried Goetze
Wir. Goetze
DeWitt S. Hyde
Wiliam Browning
Lewis Branscomb
Ayrawn Citizens Association
Branscomb
Oscar Sutermeister
Katherine Wolfe
J. Glenn Beall
Arnold Fleagle
Baker Park
Baker Park Playground
City Recreation Commission
Kitten Best
Helen Darkis
Jimmy Windsor
Mary Ann Darkis
Jimmy McClellan
Maria Nichols
Vicki Lapredes
Gale McClellan
Scott Shipley
Preston Best
Janet Thomas
Anne Shipley
Pat Abbott
Huffman
Nancy Coapee
Patsy Conner
Ann Spurrier
Walter Lovelace
Ralph Mattel
Arthur J. Porter
Ralph Miller
Paul A. Dowell Sr
Tiospetal
Essence of America
the News
Chips’ Burgess
Frederick Bat Boy
Geneva Talks
C. Lawrence Smith
Lander
Glenmerrie
Jag Bridge
Jeffersonian Club
M. Reg
U.S
Fort Belvoir
Army Engineers
Clarina
Lockport
Lewis College of Aeronautics
Ilinois
CYO
Collette
Sister Columbana
Rufus
Joes Station
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