Stuli-Martz Reunion Held At Husky Park
The Stull-Martz eighteenth annual reunion was held Sunday at Husky Park with 125 relatives and friends, a noon picnic, prize ceremony, program at 1:30, and a long list of attendees. George Bell presided. memorials honored David W. Warner and Myartlin Spurrier. prizes awarded for travel distance, longevity, and family size. next year’s event set for Husky Park.
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Middletown Valley
Jefferson
George W. Hughes
A. D. Willard
Circuit
Maryland
Friends’ Creek
David O. Griffin
South Market Street
Atlantic City
N. J
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Pine Mountain Park
Colony Tennis Club
Braddock Heights
Stull-Martz
Husky Park
Charles Bell
Harold Repp
Simon Stull
iMiss Margaret C. Styler
Treas ‘Urer James Murray
Russell Martz
Walter Ramsburg
David W. Warner
Clarence Warmer
Myartlin M. Spurrier
Leste Stull
Aliss Margaret Sayler
Carroll Sayler
Pegan
Robert Marendt
Jennie Alartz Crum
Ira Stull
Susan Marendt
Kevin Wachter
Edward Wachter
John Pegan
Lon Ridenour
Dennis Hoffman
Maynard Martz
Raymond Martz
Patricia Martz
Albert Klipp
Sandra Hoffman
Candace Martz
Paul Stull Jr
Karen
Roger Fogle
Roger Bogle
Miiss Warner
Leslie Stull
Robert Fogle
Thomas Rothenhoefer
Edward Danner
James Murray
Jennie Martz Crum
Leslie H. Stull
Charles V. Bell
Robyn
Wayne Bell
Walter
Ramsburg
Sharon
Kay Ramsburg
Margaret Sayler
Esther Sayler
Harold F. Repp
Russell al [Martz
Rodney
G. Maynard Martz
Carroll E. Sayler
Elaine
Eddie
Peggy
Theresa Sayler
Edw. T. Danner
Patsy
Sherry Crum
Lon E. Ridenour
Thomas Eichelberger
Tommy Eichelberger
Wayne V. Kent
Harry E. Cramer
Clarence H. Martz
Robert P.' ‘Marendt Jr
Sandra
Yvonne
Lucinda
Patricia
Maynard Martz Jr
Clarence Warner
Mary Frances Warner
Betty Fritz
Barbara Shafer
Charles Shafer Jr
Luther K. Powell
John
Lyra
Charles
Leslie Pegan
Thomas F. Rothenhoefer
Katrina
Teresa Rothenhoefer
Arthur H. Lambert
J. Keifer H. Martz
Edward L. Wachter
Carolyn
Debra
Harry
Rarosburg
Carl Dorsey
Howard Dorsey
Rebecca
Timothy
Dorsey
Marshall Ramspurg
Edwin Staley
Lois
Sonny Staley
Albert
Whipp
Leslie Masser
Shookstown
Emory
Howard Boyer
Ella
Carrie Easterday
Raymond Coran
Harry Whipp
Mary. Whipp
Albert Finneyfrock
George Lantz
John Bower
Richard Masser
Clemons Sink
Ralph Goodsell
and Mirs
Reymond Whipp
Arthur Baker
Robert Easterday
Mortimore Whitehead
Austin Easterday
Richard Easter
Keith Easterday
Lou
Ann Easterday
Lisa Easterday
Dennis Easterday
Diane Easterday
Sharon Whipp
Diane Whipp
Lee Whipp
Harold Whipp
Wayne Whipp
Woman dies from lightning kiss with infant in stroller
GRAVESEND England AP A mother of nine Kathleen Hewson was struck by lightning while bending to kiss her S month old daughter Yvonne in a stroller. Her metal hair clip caused the fatal shock as the child was unharmed. The incident occurred Tuesday in Gravesend and names linked include Sherry Joan Klipp and several Stull and Martz family members.
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Gravesend
England
Yvonne
Kathleen Hewson
Vonne
Local News Items From August 13 1955 Edition
Page four of The News summarizes brief Aug 13 1955 happenings. The report mentions city events, community notices and local updates drawn from the Associated Press and other sources with standard late summer coverage.
Subsidized Service in Massachusetts Commuter Rail
The Massachusetts legislature voted a 900000 subsidy to the Old Colony line to avert its shutdown by the New Haven Railroad. Removal would have stranded about 10000 Boston daily riders and could trigger subsidies in other cities while prompting broader debates over taxpayer support for transit and the auto era.
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New Haven
Old Colony
Massachusetts
Boston
U.S
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Day Of Prayer National Day Set For Oct 1
President Eisenhower designates October 1 as a nationwide Day of Prayer inviting all faiths to join in prayers for the nation and humanity. He plans to observe the first Wednesday in October each term for this purpose, urging prayers and meditation to foster peace and goodwill. The proclamation ties the observance to founding traditions in the Declaration of Independence.
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Eisenhower
Poole Voy Wedding in Maryland in 1835 Moraine Years
The marriage of Lillian Marguerite Poole to Gary Richard Voy took place August 4 at 3 15 p m in Elxton at Rev Walter Schaeffer's residence. Attendant Brenda Gunther attended them. The couple will reside near Sykesville with both spouses employed locally. Liberty Bell crack noted in 1835 memory of Chief Justice John Marshall.
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Yost R—Fovie
Charles W. Poole Sr
Taneytown
Lillian Marguerite
Gary Richard Voynow
Robert Voynow
Park Drive Manor
Media
Walter Schaeffer
Elxton
Brenda Gunther
Sykesville
Springfield State Hospital
Baltimore
John Marshall
Winners Named in Baker Park Boat and Canoe Races
Twenty years ago the News notes winners for boat and canoe races at Baker Park. Keefer Stull won the boat race and Carl Hoke won the canoe race as announced by playground director Mrs. Helmut Hahn Bowers. Also listed: Leo Weinberg, a Frederick County resident, as a Republican nominee for Attorney General, the first to make the ballot since 1907. Three school properties sold at public auction by Carroll County board of education brought a total of 1,050 dollars to the district. The Washington FBI baseball nine plans a return to McCurdy Field to face the Frederick Hustlers in a bid to end a recent losing streak.
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Baker Park
Helmut Hahn Bowers
Keefer Stull
Carl Hoke
Leo Weinberg
Maryland
Frederick Countian
Hammond Ur Ae
Carroll County
Cation
Weekly Crop Report Issued for Maryland and Delaware
The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service notes normal soil moisture for the first time in five weeks and describes progress across crops. Tobacco harvest underway in Southern Maryland, about 60 percent blooming. tomatoes about 50 percent harvested. early potatoes digging heavy but behind schedule. lima beans maturing. watermelons and cantaloupes in heavy volume. peaches redhaven goldens jubilee and triagem nearly harvested. soybeans 20 percent bloomed with good yield prospects. corn fall armyworm causing silage damage. fall armyworm hitting late sweet corn. apples Rambos and fall apples rapidly being picked.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Jim Delaware
Redhaven
Hale Haven
Elbertas
McGee Trophy Awarded to Francis Scott Key Post in Maryland
The Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion in Baltimore won the Arthur L. McGee Trophy and a National American Legion Child Welfare Commission citation for the state’s most outstanding child welfare post. The award cited 21 local children in Legion activities, 1200 gifts during Christmas, and 300 attendees at a Fourth of July event. Commander John R. Newton announced the honors at Abe Legion Home meeting, with Alderman William B. Burail outlining upcoming Legion baseball plans and 25 post chairmen appointed for the year.
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Francis Scott Key Post
The
American Legion
Arthur L. McGee
Department of Maryland
National American Legion Child Welfare Commission
Baltimore
John R. Newton
Francis Scott Key Legion
Abe Legion Home
East Church Street
Key Post
Legion
Maryland
Newton
Legionaires
William 8. Burail
Weather Summary and Local Notices from Maryland County
Weather by the Associated Press lists conditions for multiple cities with high and low temperatures including Albany and Atlanta. The report also covers local community notes from Taneytown, including 4-H Club activities at the University of Maryland from August 4 to 8, attendees from Carroll County, and nearby personal visits and relocations.
Woman Trapped In Closet Dies
A 52 year old woman named Ruby Hummingbird died after being trapped for over two days in a closet in Los Angeles. Firefighters freed her with hacksaws, but she apparently suffered a stroke and became wedged between a folding bed and the closet wall. Neighbors found her, ending a long burial of a local tragedy.
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Los Angeles
Ruby Hummingbird
Taneytown Social Notes Tie Isles to Atlantic City
Taneytown residents Mrs. John Leister and Mr. Harry Dougherty of Middle Street are visiting Atlantic City for a few days. Miss Mary Louise Alexander of Arlington, Virginia, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Alexander in West Baltimore.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Harry Dougherty
Middle Street
Atlantic’ City
Mary Louise Alexander
Arlington, Va
A. D. Alexander
West Baltimore Street
Body Found Under Cumberland Trestle in Potomac River
Cumberland police found a body beneath a trestle carrying the Western Maryland Railway over the Potomac River between Cumberland and Ridgeley, West Virginia. The man’s body was found on a rock pile at the base of a trestle support and taken to a hospital for examination and possible identification.
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Cumberland (Ap
Western Maryland Railway
Potomac River
Here
Ridgeley
W. Va
Cumberland
Sick Miss Linda Sue McCreary Admitted for Observation
Among the sick Miss Linda Sue McCreary Thur mont entered Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Tuesday for observation and treatment. Mr Daniel Font 542 East Church street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery. He is slowly improving.
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Linda Sue McCreary
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Daniel Font
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Recognition and Iraq policy split with Khrushchev
Debate rages over U S recognition of Iraq's new government and its implications for Western influence in the Middle East. The State Department counters Khrushchev's claim that recognizing the regime equates to indirect aggression, arguing actions reflect wait and see policy and the people’s own choice.
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Iraq
Nikita Khrushchev
Department of State
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America
Eisenhower
Baghdad
Moscow
Edward Thomas Devilbiss
Union Bridge
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State Department
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Josephine
International
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Otis B. Devilbiss
Uni
Annie Steele
Drother
Adam Devilbiss
ap-Bridge
D. D.sproval
Hartzler
Uniontown
Friends Tool
Middle East
Arry F. Dwyer
Harry Francis Dwyer
Cairo
Adams Street
Washington
Ture
China
Francis Dwyer
U. S. Navy
Far East
Melvin Adams
Key West
Korea
Allen C. Dwyer
Edwin
Dwyer
Cottage City
Piping
Ad Roy Gibson
Palmer Park
North Korea
James
Jean
Jane Dwyer
Elmer Dwyer
United Nations
U.n.kensington
Paul Dwyer
Redton
Ethel Dwyer
Eisenhower outlines six point Middle East peace plan
President Eisenhower proposes a six part Middle East peace package tying economic stabilization to a regional Arab development fund. He urges UN Secretary General Hammarskjoeld to consult Arabs on a regional fund, while a Marine battalion begins withdrawal from Lebanon. The plan emphasizes Arab nationalism backing and seeks united action, with full troop withdrawal tied toLebanon’s government or UN actions.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Middle East
Lebanon
Jordan
U.N
Daz Hammarskield
United States
United Nations
Birthday party for Stevie Colliflower observed at home
Stevie Colliflower celebrated his ninth birthday Monday evening with a 7 to 9 party at his home on S0G Trail Avenue. Guests included Tommy, Charlie and Bobby Frank, Sally, Linda and Michale Rice, Linda and Benny Shellhorse, Stevie Sanders, Susan Colliflower, Mr and Mrs Leroy H Stewart of Brunswick, and Miss Evelyn Fry who returned to studies in Baltimore. Games, refreshments, and Disney table decor were noted.
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Trail Avenue
Walt Disney
Tommy
Charlie
Bobby Frank
Sally
Linda
Michale Rice
Benny Shellhorse
Stevie Sanders
Susan Colliflower
Leroy H. Stewart
Brunswick
Evelyn Fry
Frederick
Baltimore
South Baltimore General Hospital
Walter's
Motelist Academy
Millard Brust
East South Street
Merrit Hahn
Mount Ary
Gloria Harrison
Monocacy Village
YTC
Rocks
Hahn
Carroll County
Mida Holland
East Third Street
Walter D. Mehmiing
Adamstown
Shenandoah National Park
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Hammond J. Gaugh
West South Street
William G. Six
Walkersville
Alfred Philhower
Susan and
Jayde
Fairmont Road
Long Valley
Sherry Covell
Grayson Gross
Washington
Jefferson
Miss Covell
Philhower
Lake Peekskill
New York
Arthur Silinsky
Silinsky
Gertrude Baucher
Charles Baugher
Funeral services for Mrs. Annia E Sheffer
Funeral services for Mrs Annia E Sheffer widow of Edgar J Sheffer who died at her Boonsboro home Saturday were held at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown Tuesday at 10 am Rev Eugene Young officiated Pallbearers Edgar Poffenberger Jr Paul Koogie Grayson Koogle Glenn Fink William Routzahn and Leon Hutzell Interment was in Lutheran cemetery Middletown
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Edgar J. Sheffer
Boonsboro
Gladhill
Middletown
Eugene Young
Edgar Poffenberger Jr
Paul Koogie
Grayson Koogle
Glenn Fink
William Routzahn
Leon Hutzell
Lutheran Cemetery
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