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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Aus
A. G. Fox
Frederck
Packard Motor Car Company
James J. Nattie
Packard
Detroi
Also Mentioned on This Page
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