Four Hurt In Two Auto Crashes Near Mt Airy
Four persons were injured in two crashes reported by State Police over the weekend. A head-on collision on Woodville road near Mt Airy left Charles Peddicord and Norman Runkles injured. both were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A separate rear-end crash near Mt. Phillip road involved Isabelle Bernardes and John Curty, treated at the same hospital. Emergency crews including Little Leo rescued and treated the injured at the scene.
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Mi. Aury
Woodville Road
Mt. Airy
Washington
U. S
VFW
Norman Junior Bunkies
RED
Frederick Mermorial Hospital
VFD
Joseph S. Plume
Runkles
Peddicord
Isabelle M. Bernardes
Tub Street
John W. Cur Ty
Smith
Leo
Clinton Hughes
Braddock Heights
Thurmont
Hughes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Barbara Jane Thomas Bride In Ceremony Here
Miss Barbara Jane Thomas and Robert Glenn Yinger were married Sunday evening at Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church. The bride wore a white satin gown with a Sabrina neckline and full skirt with sweeping train, and a lace cap veil. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Paul L. Althouse, with a reception at the bride’s home. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. J. William Drenning and bridesmaids Miss Sally Ann Masten and Mrs. A. Lawrence Zullinger Jr. The couple will reside on East Church street while he works in the family grocery business and she continues nursing studies at Hood Hopkins. Out-of-town guests attended from several states.
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Barbara Jane Thomas
Daniel Joah Thomas
Harmony Grove
Robert Glenn Winger
Charles Glenn Yonger
East Church Street
Ollock
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
June Miller
Brunswick
Hood College
Hotel Frederick
Helen Louise Engelbrecht
J. William Drenning
Baltimore
Sally Ann Masten
York Haven
A. Lawrence Zullinger Jr
Narbeth
James Craig Drenning
Jennifer Witter Drenning
Bets Chiddren
William Drenning
Bernard L. Gilbert
Harry Wastler
Libertytown
Ralph Gastley
Philip Venable
Richard L. Yinger
Yinger
Frederick High School
Hood and
Hopkins
John's Hopkins
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Kansas
Florda
Ohio
North Carolina
McKeldin Among Names Nominated for Republican VP
Maryland Governor McKeldin figures among four names in contention for the No 2 GOP spot at the national convention alongside Langlie Thornton and Herter with Herter likely to withdraw. McKeldin would not comment on a withdrawal request while saying he would be honored to be nominated if in harmony with the administration. Maryland politics simmer with Democratic moves in Baltimore County backing Michael Birmingham for governor as J Millard Tawes eyes a strong bid and party unity themes resound across the state's political scene. The Cumberland Sunday Times endorsed Adlai Stevenson for president, arguing he is the best choice to lead the nation.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Gov
McKeldin
San Francisco
Baltimore County
Michael J. Birmingham
Amckeldin
Govs
Langlie
Washington
Thornton
Colorado
Herter
Massachusetts
GOP
Hall
Richard Nixon
John Marshall Butler
Butler
del. Charles Culver
D Balto
New Democratic National
Culver
New Guard
J. Millard Tawes
Birmingham
George P. Mahoney
First District
Democratic
D‘alesandro
Balti
Mmerenee Rae Arek
Cumberland Sunday Times
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Gen
Eisenhower
United States
Damascus Rotary Club Formed By Local Business Leaders
A group of business professionals and farmers formed the Damascus Rotary Club on Thursday and voted to seek Rotary International charter. The Sykesville Rotary Club sponsors the new Damascus unit, with officers including FE Brooks Lee president and Fred W Jones vice president. The club plans weekly meetings at 7 15 p m and expects a formal charter presentation after admission to Rotary International.
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Damascus
J. Morris- Reese
Maryland
Citiny
Zeonray
Rotary
Rotary Club of
FE. Brooke Lee
Fred W Jones
F. Upton Gladhill
William F. Carl
Walter G. Brown
Ward W. Ferrow
Edwin D. Fry
Henry O. McDaniel
Demsecus
Rotary Clube
Rotary International
Microscopic Bug Defeats Tydings
Baltimore August 19 1 Mullard B Tydings failed in his bid to return to the U S Senate as a virus known as shingles felled him The painful illness is marked by a nerve attack causing eruptions and long lasting pain called postherpetic neuralgia Doctors say shingles cannot be controlled early and relief is difficult A Johns Hopkins Hospital spokesman noted Tydings 68 remains in excellent health for his age
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Baltimore
Millard B. Tydings
U.S. Senate
Tydings
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Miss Margaret Huffer Weds James Stup In Middletown
Miss Margaret L Huffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Josephus T Huffer Middletown and James Monroe Stup son of Mr and Mrs Monroe W Stup RFD 2 Frederick were married Sunday at 2 30 PM at Christ Evangelical and Re formed Church Middletown Rev Dr William R Barnhart officiated. The ceremony included a selection of classical pieces played by Mrs Robert Mullican and a reception followed in church social rooms. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with elbow length veil and carried a white rose bouquet. Attendants wore nylon tulle and lace dresses in blue and yellow, with floral bouquets. Best man was Thomas Stup. ushers included James Shifler Rendall Rhoderick and others. After a northern states and Canada wedding trip, the couple will reside at the groom’s home.
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Patricia’ Ann Exworthy
Meredith Lamar Esworthy
Motter Avenue
Richard Allen Newman
Leona P. Newman
Trail Avenue
Ralph S
Elical Lutheran Church
Philip &. Lambdin
First Lutheran Church
Annville
William §. Lambdin
Mary Elizabeth Esiortin
Joan Elworthy
Annabelle Newman
Carl Staley
Salisbury
N. C
Frederick
Hubert Harp, Jr
Donald Freed
Washington
College Park
Fredeck High School
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick High School
Dass
United States Air Force
University of Maryland
Falls Church
Westminster
Baltimore
Rotary
Reese
Calvary Methodist Church
Jes S. Heverly
Aldan
Pa. S
Thomas Kent
Johanness
D. Bream
Gettysburg
Neil
Sharon Elaine Albaugh
Hyland
Long Island
N. Y
Charles Lawrence M. Davies
Norristown
R. Albaugh
Grant Place
William A. Ward
Fred J. Ward
Libertytown
E. William Hall
John Felton
Richard Dudderar
Francis Scott Key
Carmi Saylor
Herman Tyeryar
Donna Kay Bourden
McKenney
Leonard Jewson
Philadelphia
Lie
Loes
Ward
Getysburg
Western Maryland College
Gettysburg High School
Mercersburg Academy
Gettysburg College
New York
Richmond
Delaware
York
Cambridge
Brunswick
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Margaret L. Huffer
Josephus T. Huffer
James Monroe Stug
Monroe W. Stup
RFD
William R. Barnhart
Robert Mullican
Wagner
Faure
Tschaikowsky
Schubert
Paul Coblentz
Vorglist
Barnby
Sreig
de Koyen
Siebert Shifler
Boonsboro
James Shifler
Woodrow Shifler
Jesse Phelps
Harry Hart
Flair
Shirley Lee Flair
William Flair
Charles W. Shirler
Crystallette
Chantilly
Asher
Shirley Shif
Staley
Jer
Atlantic
N. J
Evangelical Lutheran
Carvin Thompson
Pearts
John Angleberger
Julian L. Oliver Jr
Betty Louise Remsberg
Thelma Jean Fluffer
Thomas Stup
Hyattsville
Arthur Rhoderick
Keymar
Rendall Rhoderick
Donald Huffer
Braddock Heights
Harold Staley
Queers Xawn
Canada
Mre Huffer
Boy 13 describes Nasser as ordinary man after visit
Dennis Briedy, 13, personal guest of Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, said he found him ordinary and interesting. He and his father Charles visited Cairo and spent an hour with Nasser, discussing topics other than politics or the Suez crisis.
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New York
Dennis Briedy
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dennis
Massapequa
N. Y
Cairo
Charles
Briedys
Nasser
Massapeque High School
Long Island
Egypt
United States
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Richard Newman
Hollywood
Warold L. Greene
Wilshire Country Club
England
Frank Keefer
Richard Alles Newman
Patricia Ann Esworthy
Capetown
South Africa
Nana
Emile Zola
Bos
John Steinbeck
Eather Costello
Nicolas Moesarcat
Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
Son
Dames Runyon
Frank Keefe
Robert Glenn Yieger
Barbara J. Thomas
Davie Studio
William 4. Ward
Sharon EF
Albaueh
Rotary Club
Microscopic Bug
the News
Mendes
Charles W. Shiffler
Prio
J Gregory
Charles W. Shifter
James Monroe
Jeanette Wachter
Gayle Flair
Terday
Moeesville
Mr. Easterday
Davis Studio
James Monroe Stup
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