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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1953

Page

3

Hood College Names Eight New Faculty Members

Hood College announces eight new faculty hires including a department head in home economics Miss Marrietta Henderson and replacements for leaves of absence. The new team includes Miss Joyce Stember in preschool education and Miss Elizabeth Barker in biology, with Mr Robert Jordan and Dr Raymond Young among other appointments and resignations noted.

Hood College Andrew G. Truxal Marrietta Henderson Mary E. Mather College of Education University of Hinois William and Europe Reynolds Miss L Joan Foreman Skidmore New York State College of Home Economics Helen Chambers College of Home Economics University of Connecticut Joyce E. Stember University of Idaho University of Minnesota Department of State College of Washington New Paltz State Teachers College Hood Frances Caprio Brown Janet Beecher Charles John Allen Elmira N. Y Watertown Stember Miss Beecher Brown Elizabeth Barker Randolph-Macon Woman's College Barbara Hall Averett Junior College Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Gwen Stose Wellesley Irene S. Pistachio Mildred F. Larson Pistachio Albright College Pennsylvania State College Helen Little Oliver Reddick India U. S. Educational Foundation Clara Z. Mueller Martha M. Binney Young New York University New Jersey State Teachers College Rutgers University Johns Hopkins University Hopkins

Deaths in Doubs and Surrounding Areas

James Franklin Carey dies at 85 in Doubs after years of illness. Retired B and O carpenter of 50 years. Survived by a step daughter and step son. Funeral set at 2 pm Sunday at 106 East Church Street. Interment St Olivet cemetery. Also listed are death notices for Mrs. Bride May Moser and Ross R. Geisbert with funeral details and survivors.

James Frankie Carey James Franklin Carey Doubs James and Mary Specht Carey St. Mark's Lutheran Church B. and O. Railroad Keefer Wachter Washington Grove Harney St. Paul's Cane Church Ella Cornell Taneytown Charles E Church Cemetery Harry Wantz Harry E. Engell Delbert Spangier Elmer*Sentitz Charles’ Schiltz Nevin Ridinger C. Q. Fuss George C. Offord Buckeystown East Church Street Ivory P. Blackman Mabel Weeden Rachel Bowens Clyde A. Weeden Darby Brown Charles I. Whimbs John J. Proctor Hope Hill Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son

Bear Creek Battle Ends Equipment Moved

In Baltimore on August 18 a six month dispute over $35,000 worth of Leo Butler Company equipment on Wanda Sienkielewski’s front yard ended with her granting permission for entry and removal. The 57 year old homeowner had fenced the gear with chicken wire and guarded it with a .22 rifle after a peace talks.

Baltimore Bear Creek Leo Butler Company College Park Wanda Sienkielewski Sienkielewski Richard Searles Butler Firm

Casualties Identified in Korean Battle List

Washington reports the Defense Department identifying 135 Korean battle casualties in list No. 880. The tally includes 171 killed, 106 wounded, nine missing, and three injured, with many named as assessors from Gettysburg College in 1948 to 1950.

Washington Defense Department

Floral Park Bank Robbery Nets 191,280 in Heist

A chatty young gunman used a kidnapped bank manager as a shield to rob a Floral Park branch of Franklin National Bank. The haul reached 191,280 after earlier estimates of 160,000. The manager Eric Gronwall, 44, was forced to help load bags into the car and was dumped a few miles away.

Floral Park N. Y United States Franklin National Bank Lincoln National Bank Lincoln Neb Eric Gronwall FBI Gronwall New York City Queens

Goldstein backs parkway along Potomac to Washington

Sen Goldstein D Calvert told the Legislative Council on a tour that a full parkway from Cumberland to near Washington should be built for health and highway needs. The last Legislature approved 58 miles Hancock to Cumberland funded by federal money with Maryland securing right of way. The council toured Kelly Springfield Tire Co plant and Celanese facility, meeting Edmund S Burke and noting 2,500 employees at the plant.

Cumberland Goldstein Calvert Chessapeake and Ohio Canal Washington Maryland General Assembly Finance Committee Legislative Council Montgomery County General Assembly Hancock Kelly Springfield Tire Co Edmund S. Burke University of Maryland Lynch

Korean Vet Dies From Punch In Miami Fight

Marine staff sergeant Robert L. Lee known as Bobby Leonard died after a light heart blow in a four round middleweight bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium Lee who survived three Korean battles collapsed after the punch and died in the dressing room He was 24 and from Milwaukee Kenny Yates of Miami was his opponent in the bout

Miami Beach Fla.p Robert L. Lee Miami Beach Auditorium Bobby Leonard Milwaukee Kenny Yates Miami Lee

Dorothy Ann Snyder Weds Robert L Lambdin in Calvary Church

Miss Dorothy Ann Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Snyder became the bride of Robert Lee Lambdin son of Mr and Mrs William Lambdin in a 2:30 PM Saturday ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church Rev Edward A Godsey officiated. Brides gown Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with pearl jewelry and orchid in a white prayerbook. Attendants wore pink gowns and carried mixed floral bouquets. Guests from multiple cities attended and a reception followed in the church parlors. The couple will live at 100 East Church Street after a trip to the Poconos. Both are Frederick High School graduates. she from Hood College and he from University of Maryland. He plans to teach in Thurmont this fall.

Dorothy Ann Snyder Russell Lansdale Snyder Robert Lee Lambdin William §. Lambdin Calvary Methodist Church Edward A. Godsey Hattie Marie Snyder Thomas Lambdin William Lambdin Towson William R. Snyder Baltimore Doris Simpson Dorothy Handley Elgin Hemp Mary Kathryn Remsberg Elizabeth Newcomer Williamsport Maria Cineoita Brunswick Atlantic City N. J Washington Silver Spring New York City Pennsylvania Arlington Snyder Hood College Walkersville Frederick High School University of Maryland U. Ss.Army Quartermaster Corps Thurmomi East Church Street Philip Lambtin Presgraves Everhare Bethany Lutheran Church Bernice E. Everhart Ernest Everhart Lovellsville Samuel G. Presgraves Lothe Presgraves Hamilton Ralph H. Miller Shirley Everhart Lavellsville Paul B. Fleming Lincoln Laevelisville High School Lincoln, Va Ame Sanbower—Fogle Pauline Sadie Fogle Laurence Keeney Henry Alice Sanbower Verna Sanbower Lovettsville V A Lewistown Methodist Church Bea Hartley Maxine Green Charles Parker North Carolina Reginald Sandower Bbride Niagara Falls Canada Maryland Mr. Sandower Peacock—Robeson Ernest Anderson Peacock, Jr Gracie Ruth Robeson Ridgely Tennessee Miss Robeson Samuel Beberly Robeson Mr. Robeson Mr. Peacock Ernest Anderson Peacock Tiptonville George Mantz Gittinger Frederick Robeson Ass . Georgianna Simmons Gittinger Norris E. Sporing Edson Kansas Nes Haye Harry J. Morgan USAF Lee Morgan Miss Sporing Edson Hich School Brown-Mackie School of Business Salina Jo Mar Dairies Morgan Air Force Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Cheyenne Wyo 802Nd Motor Veiele Smoky Hill Air Force Base

Statehouse Dome To Be Illuminated

ANNAPOLIS Aug 18 Gov MecKeldin will switch on a 7000 watt lighting system to illuminate Maryland’s Statehouse dome at 9 p m Saturday night. The ceremony marks a symbol of religious freedom and tolerance with four floodlights on the old building and four on the new section. Operating cost will be about 69 cents per night and tests drew favorable letters from Eastern Shore residents who could see the dome.

Annapolis MecKeldin Maryland McKeldin

Fire destroys barn and outbuildings near Emmitsburg

Fire yesterday at the Luther H. Cregger farm near Four Points destroyed the bank and milking barn hog house and several machines. Damage is expected to exceed 10000 dollars with insurance on most items. Fire began in the hay loft and firefighters from Emmitsburg Thurmont and Taneytown guarded the site until nightfall. Neighbors improvised a temporary milking barn and plans to rebuild are underway.

Four Points Luther H. Cregger Creggers Cregger Emantsburg Thurmont Taneytown Toms Creek Emmitsburg

Weddings at Grossnickle Church span three ceremonies

Multiple August weddings reported from the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren. Patricia A. Smith and Warren E. Moser wed in a double ring ceremony with army service noted. Eben Loretta Parker and James Ray Hartsock followed with a single ring ceremony. Bernice E. Everhart and Samuel G. Presgraves wed in a double ring service, with details on their attire and backgrounds.

Recently Married in Urbana at Methodist Church

Miss Janice M. Wiles and William Kenneth Hawkins wed at Urbana Methodist on July 25 at 6 30 pm in a double ring ceremony officiated by Reverends Harpold Briscoe. Witness Mrs Briscoe. The bride wore pastel blue nylon net over taffeta with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Afterward the couple went to Niagara Falls and Canada and reside at 348 Park Avenue. The groom works as a hardware delivery person for Frederick Trading Company.

Urbana Methodist Church Janice M. Wiles Russell Wiles Mindletown William Kenneth Hawkins Gilmer Hawkins Urbana William C. Harpold J. W. Briscoe Niagara Falls Canada Park Avenue Frederick Trading Company

Wedding News From Lovettsville And Ridgely

Mrs Presgraves plans a northern wedding trip and Lovettsville, Virginia, ties to a Sanbower Fogle wedding. Ernest Peacock Jr and Gracie Ruth Robeson wed in Ridgely Tennessee with a Florida trip to follow. Engagement announced for Nes Haye Sporing to Harry J Morgan. Virgie Wachter to James L Miller to be wed at Walkersgile Lutheran Church. El Salvador noted as the smallest country in the Western Hemisphere.

Virgie I. Wachter Frederick James L. Miller Tyrone Walkersgile Lutheran Church

Ten-dollar fine suspended after mishap in court

Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Sr suspended a ten-dollar fine on Ede ward Sears after he backed a Chrysler into a parked car on East Church street about 11 am August 13. Sears claimed no awareness of the impact, but witnesses Glenn Yinger and Oscar Masser testified they obtained the other car’s license. Sears must have identified himself, but the fine was suspended. Collateral fines were issued to several motorists for various violations.

Wilbur F. Sheffield, Sr Edeward Sears Greenfield Farmer Arnold Simmons Sears East Church Street Renny Sidney Smith Smith Glenn Yinger Oscar Masser A. G. Hedden W. Jerome Offutt Sheffield Paul Dillon St. Louis Frederick Harry Bowman Philip James DeBaise Hagerstown Ruth Naomi Toomey York Hurwits Hyman Baltimore W. L. Guilmino Roy Marvin Jackson East 4Th Stret Robert C. Dishong Kenneth Denson Poole North Market Street Harry M. Baugger Brunswick South Market Street Alton Twenty Robert Neises Henry Struthers West Patrick Street Daniel E. Swomiley

Birthday Reunion for Myersville Resident Marks 91st Year

C Upton Grossnickle of Myersville celebrated his 91st birthday on Sunday August 16 at the Wolfsville picnic grove with 104 direct descendants. The event featured many relatives and friends including Milton Summers Upton W Grossnickle Caroline Leatherman Silas Bittle Raymond Grossnickle and numerous others in a large family gathering honoring Mr Grossnickle's health and longevity.

C. Upton Grossnickie Myersville Wolfsville Grossnickle Milton Summers Upton W. Grossnickle Caroline Leatherman Silas Bittle Rey Bittle Clarence Bittle Eugene Grossnickle Gordon ‘Black Arthur Grossnickle Lee Doub Charles Smith Merle Gaver Maynard Grossnickle Raymond Needy Corinne Reth Catherine Prestakes Nettie Harshmas Erma Grossnickle Jake Grossnickle Grace Grossnickle Dorothea Grossnickle Jamice Grossnickle Judy Grossnickle Jerie Grossnickle Ruth Grossnickle Rebecca Grossnickle Margaret Ella Grossnickle Doris Grossnickle Viola Smith Grace Smith Nancy Kemp Caroline Kemp Roxie Ann Black Linda Lee Black Vivian Brachy Ella Mae Brachy Mirtha Mae Bittle Patsy Bittle Rachel Bittle Mary Ecker Patsy Ecker Lisa Kay Ruth Shirley Bowling Gladys Frushour Ruth Blickenstaff Dana Hamilton Fie Beile Mehaffie Linda Powell Shirley Harshman Robert Lee Grossnickle Rozeriee Grossnickle Gene Grossnickle Larry Grossnickle Nelson Grossnickle Charles Ecker Leroy Ecker Harold Leatherman Donald Leatherman Gene Bittle David Binie Paul Deub Larry Doub Maynard Harshmat Sylvester Summers Kenneth Hetnet Bobby Bruchr Donald Richard Smith Jammie Prestakes Paul Grossnickie Demnis Grossnickle

Packard Manager Receives Detroit Commendation

Frederck district manager for Packard Motor Car Company received a special commendation from James J. Nattie president of Packard in Detroit. The honor followed news that sales in the district exceeded the national average by nine percent last month. The award was presented at a banquet before Packard marketing and field staff.

Detroit Aus A. G. Fox Frederck Packard Motor Car Company James J. Nattie Packard Detroi

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William H. Moser Bride May Moser Wiliam H. Moser Sabillasville George and Catherine Graves Germantown Church of God Earl W. Moser Waynesboro Glenn McClain Wayne Heights Ethel Moser Lloyd Moser Harry Warren Lantz Gerrountown Church of God Clarence McGaha Frankn P. Brose M. L. Creager Sony Funeral Directors Ross R. Geisbert Wilmington Del Frederick County Martha Geisbert Mary C. Michael Geisbert Ross Edgar Geisbert Marshallton Samuel H. T. Geisbert Charles G. Geisbert Araby Roger H. Geisbert Mattie Shorb McCrery Washington Street Sessors Gettysburg College Potomac Rome Shak Mo Hammed Reza Pabievi Iran Caspian Sea Tehran Baghdad Soraya Robert L. Lambdin Robert Lee Larobuin Merle Richard Gaver Wolisville St. Mark's Lutheran Church Gaver Doris Edna Smith Gorman Smith Mr. Gaver Ralph Gaver Statehouse Dome Moser—Smith Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Patricia A. Smith Norman C. Smith Mt. Airy Warren E. Moser Haye Moser C. Basil Gross-nickle Charles Moser Aberdeen Proving Grounds Hartsock—Parker Eben Loretta Parker Carlton Parker Paw Paw W. Va James Ray Hartsock Clarence Hartsock Harmony C. Basil Grossnickle Oldtown High School U. S. Army Korea Japan Fairchild Aircraft el Salvador
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