A L Barrick Dies At Home In Woodsboro
A Lamar Barrick former supervisor of assessments for Frederick County died at his Woodsboro home at 4 14 this morning from coronary thrombosis. He was 61 and had resigned last June 1 to focus on private business interests. Barrick served 19 years in assessments and was active in local and state politics, including the Maryland Legislature and Democratic State Committee. He chaired local boards and held multiple civic memberships. He is survived by his wife Margaret Crum Barrick. Funeral services are planned at St John’s United Church of Christ Woodsboro with interment at Mt Hope cemetery, under Powell and Harvier. Friends may call after Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lamar Barrick
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Mr. Barrick
S. W. Barrick and Sons Lime Company
Barrick
Prehe
Democratic State Committee
Maryland
Register of Wills
John
Laura Long Barrick
Margaret Crum Barrick
National Association of
St John’s United Church of Christ of
Frank A. Rosenberger
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Powell and Harvier
$1,437,000 For Derrick United Appeal Drive Planned
The United Appeal fund drive for Frederick plans a concentrated October campaign under general chairman Allen M. Creed and vice chairman J Ralph Austin. Division chairs were named including Industrial utilities Nicholas G. Fanos and Warner L. Brittan. Commercial W Meredith Young and Donald B. Rice. Individual gifts Benjamin B. Rosenstock and Dr. Frank D. Worthington. Public employes Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh and Chief Charles V. Main. Fort Detrick Lt. Col. Kenneth L Bechtold and John E. Thompson. General canvas Mrs. A Irvin Renn and Mrs. Jacob R. Ramsburg. Areas Delbert S. Nui and Ross V. Smith. The goal mirrors last year’s 110000, with the Board of Directors meeting September 3 to finalize budgets. The drive will target employment sites and home contacts for broader donor coverage. The Red Cross and USO have joined with the Community Chest in the United Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Appeal
Appeal
Allen M. Creed
J. Ralph Austin
J. Harold Hooper
Hooper
Industrial Utilities Division
Nicholas G. Fanos
Warner L. Brittan
W. Meredith Young
Donald B. Rice
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Frank D. Worthington
James A. Sensenbaugh
Charles V. Main
Fort Detrick
Kenneth L Bechtold
John E. Thompson
Fort de Wick
General Canvas
A. Irvin Renn
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Delbert S. Nui
Ross V. Smith
Frederick
Chest
Redross
U.S.Q
Community Chest For the
Beall Lists Maryland Military Construction Funds
After Senate passage, Senator Beall released a Maryland list of Military Construction funds totaling multiple projects. Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Detrick Fort Meade Patuxent River Naval Academy National Naval Medical Center David Taylor Model Basin Indian Head Towers Field Andrews Air Force Base and Reserve sites in Cumberland Westminster and Dunalk receive allocations as the bill advances to conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U. S
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Senator Beall
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Army Chemical Center
Fort Detrick
Fort George G. Meade
Fort Ritchie
Dundalk
Army Reserve
Cumberland
Westminster
House of Representatives
Montevue Auxiliary Organized at Winchester Hall
Residents of the Montevue home formed an auxiliary to supplement staff care. Elected president was Mrs Elmer Korrell with about 20 attendees. Officers include Mrs Dorothy Stroup secretary Mrs Horace B Rees treasurer. Committee chairs named for sublity arts and crafts recreation and other tasks. Charter members listed and next meeting set for September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Winchester Hall
Elmer Korrell
Dorothy Stroup
Horace B. Rees
Harry D. Radcliff
Korrell
Price
Esther Miller
Powell
Betty Kowalski
Myrtle Yount
Gail Catshall
Helen Remsberg
Foster Angieberger
Regina Riddlemoser
Margaret Wachter
Mae R. Moser
Myer Cherioff
Radcliff
Giam Stultz
Rockefeller and Rasmussen Wedding in Sogne Norway
Steven Rockefeller, son of New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, wed Anne Marie Rasmussen in a simple ceremony at the Sogne Lutheran Church in Norway. The wedding featured Wagner’s bridal march and a bell choir, followed by a reception at Kristian sand Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sogne
Norway
Mulimaire
Nore
M Steven Rockefeller
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Wagner
Vic
Olav Gaulestad
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Steven Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Steven
Anne Marie
Nelson A. Rockefelter
Coperhagen
Copenhagen
Wyoming
Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller
Air Force officers to shun plush weekends in Bahamas
Washington AP says a senior Air Force official pledged officers will decline two more invites from Martin Co to weekends at the Eleutheria Club in the Bahamas. Assistant Secretary Philip B. Taylor told House investigators it did not look good for Pentagon officers to be guests of the aircraft maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Bahama Islands
Asst
Philip B. Taylor
Pentagon
Martin Co
Martin
Eleutheria Club
Bahamas
Wee Women Laugh At Rap Piexer Inquiry
A fragment notes a light moment as a “rap-piexer” asks if anyone has old clothes, sparking a big laugh among Wee Women.
Historic foundation unearthed at Harpers Ferry site
A fragmentary report describes uncovering part of a foundation at Harpers Ferry during a John Brown Centennial period. The wall lies within a federal arsenal area on Shenandoah Street. The discovery of large stone foundations adds new Civil War context to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
John Brown
Tower Shenandoah Street
Heat Wave Hits Eastern Half of Nation
Nationwide heat continues from the Rockies to the Atlantic coast with many areas facing highs near or above 90. A cooling front moving across the Great Lakes toward New England promises relief by Sunday into Monday with scattered showers in the West and Central Plains aiding temperatures. Lincoln tops 100 while Baltimore records 98 in an August heat streak. Truman says Khrushchev could see “things he hasn’t seen before” if he visits Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rockies
Great Lakes
New England
New York
Connecticut
Baltimore
Washington
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Eastern
Seaboard
Virginia
Central Plains
Midwest
Northwest
California
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Region
Nebraska
Lincoln
Maryland
Heat Waves Dominate Local Weather Outlook
A sultry spell grips the area with highs around 90 degrees at the State Police Barracks and weekend heat expected to continue with 70s overnight. No polio deaths in Maryland so far this year, seven paralytic cases reported, six lacking vaccines. E John Fisher remains in stable condition after a work accident on Connecticut Avenue. Kathryn VanTries earns a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from Juniata College at summer commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Police
Baltimore
Maryland
Edward Davens
Davens
John Fisher
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Fisher
State Roads Commission
Connecticut Avenue
Montgomery County
Huntingdon Pa
Kathryn VanTries
Thomas Avenue
Frederick
Juniata College
van Tries
G S C Bopst Dies At His iHome At 94 Funeral Tuesday
George S Clinton Bopst former local businessman and longtime resident died at 118 East Church Street after a long illness at age 94. Born January 15 1865 in Washington County he built Shipley and Bopst Pearl Bargain House and later farmed. Surviving children Edna and Alvie Bopst and Arthur C Bopst of Bethesda two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from 106 East Church Street Tuesday at 2 pm with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Clinton Bopst
East Church Street
Bopst
Mr. Bopst
Washington County
William and
Sarah Lease Bopst
D. H. Smith
Church and
Market Streets
Harry F. Shipley
Shipley
Pearl Bargain House
Wm. T
Bopstar
United Brethren Church
Bozst
Netlie J. Sponseller
Edna J. Bopst
Alvie M. Bopst Sr
Arthur C. Bopst
Bethesda
Alain M. Bopst Jr
Washington
Michael Wayne Bopst
Mt Olivet
Mor, Etchison and Son
1176 Bicycles Inspected by City Police
The City Police report 1176 bicycles inspected to date with 464 this week, aiming to reach nearly 3000. Inspection hours run 8:30 to 3:30 on designated days, four days next week allocated. Cpl. Charles W. Bare leads with Opti-Mrs. Club assisting. uninspected bikes must be brought to police headquarters in September to avoid impoundment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Police Department
Police Department
Cpl
Charles W. Bare
Scheol
Culler Lake Deathouse
College Avenue
F Street
West Patrick Street
Washington Street
South Market Street
Bentz Street
Burke Street
Jefferson Street
Linden Hills Park
Thomas Playground
Catoctin Avenue
Brigadoon
Catoctin
Girl 14 Killed by Gun Blast in Carroll County
Barbara Ann Welch of Union Bridge Maryland died early this morning from a shotgun wound while on a double date near Quaker Church road north of Union Bridge. Perna 20, Wilma Gay, and Vosburgh were in the car when the shotgun discharged as Perna handled it. Investigating officers said the fatal shot struck Welch near the left ear as the group returned from a drive in movie. Welch would have entered ninth grade at Union Bridge High School this fall. Funeral services planned at Holiness Christian Church Keymar with interment in Houghs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Randallstown
Barbara Ann Welch
VA. Bridge
T. C. Langdon
Wilma Gay
Joseph Perna
Bradley Eugene ‘Vosburgh
Westminster
Quaker Church Road
Union Bridge
Langdon
Barbara
Perna
Vosburgh
Union Bridge Fire Company
Patricks
Baltimore City
J. M. Morgan
Cooper Snyder
iMahson
Delcie Lovejoy Welch
Locust St. Union Bridge
Union Bridge High School
Carlos
Franklin T Hahn
Paul Freeman
Holiness Christian Church of
Keymar
Houghs
Ladiesburg
D. D. Hartzler
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A. L. Barrick
Pinewood Drive
Stewart Manor
Gaither Sykes
Wax Kehne
A. Lamar
United
Montevue Auxiliary Organized
Rockefeller and Rasmussen
Frank J. Keefer
East
Harry
Truman
Nikita Khrushchev
G.S.C. Bopst
IEE
Denver
Colo
API
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Europe
G. S. C. Boost
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Shenandoah
Intent
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