All-Army tennis champ Golden tops 1st ranking
Specialist Grant Golden of the 3rd Army won the All-Army tennis tournament defeating PFC Roger Phare of Orlando California 6 2 6 1 System MSgt Earl Johnson captured the seniors singles title for the Army with a 9 7 6 0 victory over Melvin Rogers of Yakima Washington The public sale of the Norman E Darnet brick dwelling at 337 Mast Trail Street Frederick was held with Frank Gastley and Sons purchasing for 10875 and personal property bringing 89240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Meade, Md
Grant Golden
Golden
3Rd Army
PFC
Roger Phare
Orlando
Calif
Earl Johnson
Fred
Ench. Md
Melvin Rogers
Yakima
Wash
6Th Army
Norman E. Darnet
Mast Traid Street
Frank Gastley and Sons
Frederick Junk Company
Shernan P. Bowers
Emmett R. Boweus
R L. Kelly
Stabilized Pensions Plan for Educators Grows
An educators only association began July 1, 1932 to guard fixed dollar pensions. Over 500 colleges universities and foundations offer the equity fund to staff, with 29 000 participants. The plan offsets changes in purchasing power and enters its fourth year influencing other fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jts
Welded rail set to end clickety clack on trains
Rail history notes progress as welded rails replace traditional joints on lines like New Haven and Santa Fe. Officials expect New Haven to cover from New York to Boston and Hartford to Springfield within five years. Trains will ride easier and maintenance costs drop, though nostalgia fades. Diesel engines quiet the old locomotive whistle and remove smoke. The clickety clack sound is described as doomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Springfield
Mass
Personal notices and births from a Frederick area page
The item lists a Metz picnic for The Super Bit Riding Club at Brunswick Rod and Gun Clubhouse. It also reports births: Marisa Ann Bussard, August 3 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mark Douglas Ensberg, at Sioux Valley Hospital. Jeffrey Lynn Ensberg, July 27 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Also notes travel of Harry E Carmack and Mrs Donald Easton’s family to Fredericksburg Virginia for a Sears Roebuck business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Super Bit Riding Club, Inc
Brunswick Rod and Gun
Glenn T. Bussard
Middletown
Marisa Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dorence L. Ensberg
South Western Avenue
Sioux Falls
M. D
Mark Douglas
Sioux Valley Hospital
Ensberg
Suzanne van Swearingen
Frederick
Lee Toms
Trail Avenue
Jeffrey Lynn
Harry E Carmack
Donald Easton
Stephen
Stanley
Fredericksburg
Sears Roebuck and Compant
Fifty Years Ago Tales From The Columns Of The News
Ground broken yesterday for a First Baptist Church of Frederick on West Fourth Street extended. Lloyd Culler is contractor. building to be finished by December 4 with main auditorium seating 240. Reverend William Hammond Parker presiding. Other items note a rattlesnake encounter near Charlesville, an ear injury from an electric bug, Braddock Heights post office plan with P E Long as postmaster, and Frank Schwearing chosen to lead horses and hose wagon for United Fire Company.
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First Baptist
Frederick
West Fourth Street
Lloyd Culler
Sant
William Hammond Parker
Horace
Stull
Charlesville
Joseph Cramer
Madison Street
Braddock Heights
Post Office
Public Works Administration approves $1 million sewer plan
Twenty years ago in August 1935 the Public Works Administration approved a sewer and disposal plant project costing 1 million dollars and employing 547 men for 18 months. Mayor Culler announced a public meeting to explain the proposal. The government would provide an outright grant of 442 295 toward the system. Mrs Brown Harwood Watson of Brunswick narrowly escaped serious injury when her car skidded on a wet road near Jefferson, overturned several times, but she escaped unharmed while the car was demolished. The Board of Aldermen authorized a 1 200 annual appropriation to fund the driver salary for a new first aid and rescue truck. Five residents organized a rescue party to aid five Army Air Corps aviators who crashlanded their amphibian plane from Langley Field off the Patuxent River near Coral Port. The aviators—Irving Alhaugh, Clarry Roulzahn, Daniel and Edward Thomas, and John Ferguson—were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
Culler
Brown Harwood Watson
Brunswick
Jefferson
Board OF Aldermen
United Fire Company
Tity
Shick
Army Air Corps
Langley Field
Patuxent River
Corlar Port
Lipps Keefer Wedding in St Johns Catholic Church
Barbara Keefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Keefer Wilson Place and Ralph Lipps Jr son of Mrs Naomi Lipps East Patrick Street were married Sunday at two thirty in St Johns Catholic Church Reverend Father Herbert R Jordan officiated. The ceremony featured potted palms and white gladioli with a pre nuptial recital by Mrs Robert Hess and soloist Dora Andrews performing Ave Maria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee Keefer
Oliver H. Keefer
Wilson Place
Ralph
F. Lipps Jr
Naomi Jd. Lipps
East Patrick Street
St. .John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Robert Hess
Dora Andrews
Schubert
Jay Lipps
Warren Larkin
Sandra Kay Keefer
Washington Today In Washington
President Eisenhower warned in 1954 of a possible cold war in domestic policy and his latest remarks echoed that view. He urged tax cuts, farm support, a large highway program, expanded trade, a national water resources plan, improved health services, school expansion, a modern reserve forces, federal state local reforms, voting rights protections, labor law changes, civil rights progress, and continued world peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Tirsenhower
Congress
Rasenhower
Denver
Urrin
Eisenhower
Hood
Hawa
Political parties clash hamper U S government progress
The text argues a cold war between Congress and the Executive harms policy, noting the 83rd Congress proved one party control aids progress. It cites Eisenhower saying only four of thirteen State of the Union goals were achieved, urging voters in 1956 to choose either all Democrats or all Republicans to drive the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Moreoer
Washington
Eisenhower
Agai
Searon
Eusenhower
Denver
Mevica
Wed Sunday At Woodsboro Wedding in Lutheran Church
Ruth Virginia Wachter and Harold Levi Lenhart wed Sunday afternoon at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. Rev. Raymond C. Myers presided as staff and audience observed in a floral setting. The bride wore a nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace and pearls, with maid of honor Jean Wachter and bridesmaids in blue and pink taffeta. Best man Sterling Lenhart Sr. and ushers included Wachter and Harbaugh relatives. After the ceremony the couple planned to reside on the groom’s farm. the bride is Frederick High School Class of 1933 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Lipps
Jack Koonts
Kenneth Krantz
Carol Mohan
Dorothy Farnsworth
Wilma Treese
Dora Andrews
Dave Robinson
Ruth Virginia Wachter
Robert Wachter
Lewistown
Harold Levi Lenhart
Ster Py Lenhart
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
Jean Wachter
Florence ‘Castile
Betty Kinna
Shirley Speak
Evalene Lenhart
Maid of Honor
Sterling Lenhart Sr
Carroll Ray Wachter
Roscoe I. Harbaugh Jr
John J. Putman
Jesse J
Raymond ( Nyers
Patricia Shook
Frederick High School
Illness News From Local Hospitals
Among the sick at Upper College Terrace Mr R E Delaplaine remains very seriously ill after seven weeks of heart treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with little change this week. Mrs Morgan Dayhoff was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday for observation. David Winpigler, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Winpigler, was seriously injured August first by an automobile and remains at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Amanda Raugher now at Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation. Teonard A Shuff cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital reported improved. Anita Lowie Winpigler 9 entering Kernan's Hospital Baltimore for surgery related to burns suffered in 1941.
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R E Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Morgan Dayhoff
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Winpigler
Edward Winpigler
Fast
Amanda Raugher
West South Street
Halsted 4
Baltimor
Teonard A. Shuff
East Second Street
Anita Lowie Winpigler
Mia
Walter Winpi
A C Bready Dead in Kensington Maryland
Arthur C Bready 35 lawyer and former teacher died after a monthlong illness. An Oakdale Maryland native he taught and administered in Damascus Farland and Silver Spring before being admitted to the bar in 1938 and serving as trial magistrate in Silver Spring. He led local Rotary and civic groups. Widow Helen Price Breads survives.
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A.C. Bready
Kensington
Arthur C Breads
Oakdale Md
Namascus
Farland
Silver Spitz
Silver Spring
Ontgomems Hilea
Thomas Spiese Nuptials At York Pythians To Meet Here
A York wedding united Miss Arith Ann Spiese and Irving Wenner Thomas in a two o clock ceremony at Faith Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev. Albert C. Robinson and Rev. Robert W. Olewiler officiating. The reception followed at the Yorktowne Hotel for about 125 guests. The event featured musical selections by Mrs. Gordon Long and Andrew Horn Jr., floral gowns, and a bridal party including Mrs. Robert Gray as matron of honor. The couple will reside in the city after a wedding trip to Bermuda, with the bride a Penn State graduate and the groom an Army veteran stationed at Camp Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Faith Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arith Ann Spiese
Pauli C. Spiese
Irving Wenner Thomas
H. Irving Thomas
RFD
Albert C. Robinson
Robert W. Olewiler
Grace Reformed Church
Washington
Gordon Long
Andrew Horn Jr
Mendels
Sohn
Gudda
Robert Gray
Margaret Fisher
Bellefonte
Nancy Wenner
Pittsburg
Paula Glewiler
Maid of Honor
Ilo
Bermuda
Thomas
Knights of Pythias
Robert F. Woodward
The
Baptist Church
Ferne Etzler
Floe Schaeffer
Oakland
Pythian Sisters
David E. Heidleman
Baltimore
Elizabeth Martin Shipley
Edward M. Akers
Community Players announce 1955 46 season plays
The Community Players Inc selects three plays for the 1955 46 season. George Washington Slept Here opens November 2 with eight women and nine men roles. The Late Edwina Black runs February 1 to 4, a Victorian mystery with a detective and a maid. But Not Goodbye closes May 2 to 3, a tale of a widow and a vengeful father bringing danger to those who harmed his kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players, Inc
Board of Directors
George Washington
Kaufman and Hartforce
New York
Edwina Black
Edwina
Storage Dam At Fishing Creek Full
Storage dam at Fishing Creek continues under favorable notes on Sunday as observers report Mrs Clark’s mishap and a fall near her front row seat while moving. Firemen from Thurmont Hyattstown and Brunswick kept carnival programs on schedule despite outages. Lightning knocked out state police and WPMD radio transmitters, with Edison Co reporting line trouble and a price of $1.84 per bushel for scattered Saturday spots.
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Clark
Neorain
Barnesville
Thurmont Hyattstoun
Brunswick
WPMD
Patomar Edison Co
Resign in Dispute Rolls PTA Board at Rollingwood
Nineteen members of the executive board of the Rollingwood Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association resigned amid a dispute over segregation. The action leaves the PTA with a reduced leadership, signaling tensions within the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevy
Hasse Ma P
Rollingwood
Assn
Babington reunion honors 84th birthday guest in Maryland
The Babington reunion held July 31 at Patapsco State Park drew 88 attendees including honored guest Mrs. Martha Babington Quinn who observed her 84th birthday. Family members traveled from Baltimore City and beyond, with numerous siblings, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren listed among attendees.
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Babington
Patapsco State Park
Martha Babington Quinn
West Third Street
Baltimore
Herman Sabbington
Dayton
Edward Jackson
Grace Stup
New Market
Ernest Young
John Daugherty
George Aoss
Samuel Moss
Harvey Moss
Susie Kendner
Fred Arthur
Linda
Janet
Judy
Woodlawn
Fred Kelch
Clayton Smith
Diana
Barry
Russell Leather
Rusty
Connie
Jean
William Brandenburg
Boonie Carol
Bill
Ellicott City
Robert Storey
David
John Clark
Gloria
Odenton
Mae Cal
Welly
George Moss Jr
Beckie Divie
Marlena
Robert Kendner
Christine
Bobby Jr
Wes
Charles Kondner
Richard Kondner
Richard Jr
Wis
Lawrence Winpigler
Pegme Terry
Vickie
Sustana
Harold Fogle
Bernie
Sonny Bobby Lane
Lawence Walsh
Merhling Holdcraft
Elaine
John Holdcraft
Joseph Borden Kensington
Gloria Dayhoff
Deanna Dayhoff
Quinn
Vickie Heller
Kitty Patrick
Bob Washam
Frank Ball
Washington
Allan Dasnol
Hurricane Connie shifts northward off Florida coast
Hurricane Connie, larger than previous storms, centers about 400 miles east of Florida and 300 miles east of Nassau at 5 am EST. Forecasters say its northwest track keeps it east of the Bahamas with gale-force winds, and it remains uncertain if it will strike the U S coastline.
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Miame
Fla. U
Connie
Florida
Nassau
Bahamas
Timah
United States
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Lems
the News
of the News
Frank Keeler
Ralph F. Lipps Jr
Thomas Spiese
William Penn Semar High School of
Pennsylvania State University
Tadenes
Queie
Groom
University of Maryland
Army
Camp Detrick
Liberty
Walkersville
Brunswick Gol Fray
Mt Rico
Thomont
Beallaville
Damascus
Tanestown
Robert L. Bell
Robert E. Bell
H. M. Plotner
Irving W. Thomas
Fishing Creek
Pagene
Wington, D. C
Thomas Jlefferson
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