Wedding of Miss Jerelkean E King to Lawrence E Wilson
West Street bride Mrs. Maurice King wed Lawrence E Wilson in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev Oscar B Jackson officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a white orchid and Bible. Attendants included Betty Wolf, Mrs William Powell, and sisters of the bride. A reception followed. The couple will reside in Stamford Connecticut. In other notes George Hanes and Wayne Summers are recovering in Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerelkean E. ¥. King
Maurice
King
West South Street
Lawrence E. Wilson
A. G. Wilson
Stamford
James M. Thomas
Betty Wolf
Airs
William Powell
Verela Jefferson
Leona King
Mirs
Audrey King
Thelma Nickens
Juanita Wilson
Kathleen King
Gregory Nickens
Arthur EB. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Lincoln High School
Maryland State Teachers College
Princess Anne
Lincoln High
Mr. Wilson
Ulman High School
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson
Eggs in decline prompt ad push to boost breakfast demand
An old advertising view links rising cereal promotions to fewer egg sales and notes a need to spur consumption. The USDA survey finds price and prep time aren’t drivers, but morning rush and cereal prizes influence choices. Industry may add premiums inside eggs to revive demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hen Carkles
U.S
the . S. Department of Agriculture
Junior
Sister
On the Move Americans Reluctant to Settle
A slice of American life notes 40 million people change abodes annually. Doctors describe restlessness and nervousness as a major driver, with Americans ready to move on short notice and long packing rituals reflecting a culture of continual relocation.
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Ben Franklin
Weekend Visitors Describe Tight Knit Emmitsburg Peeps
Emmitsburg notes weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. Pius Kelly in Newry PA Mrs. Robert Slipper and Mrs. Marie Rosen steel Mrs. Clarence Sanders Allen Sanders James Brady and family Bethesda Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sanders Harold Ditzier Biglerville John William Rooney Jr Montgomery AL visiting Regina Rybikowsky Loretta Florence and family Jamestown NY Romanus Florence and daughter Loretta Gullo family Oneida NY visiting Mrs. Stefa Topper and daughters Thomas Shorb and daughter moved to Beegie apartments Ville Shorb has two positions Lester Bover Erick visited Mrs. Bover's mother Mrs William Sterbinsky Elizabeth Crockett Gettysburg Eckenrode family announced Knight of the Year event October 22 Joseph M Heley named chairman Earl Elder Pittsburgh bicentennial Emmitsburg Presbyterian church August 26-28 services included cemetery pilgrimage Gettysburg road joint Taneytown Emmitsburg worship Rev William M Hendricks and Rev George P Kerr of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Shorh
Emmitsburg
Robert ‘Iipper
Marie Rosensteel
Pius Kelly
Newry
Clarence Sanders
Allen Sanders
James Brady
Bethesda
Owen Sanders
Essex
Harold Ditzier
Biglerville
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Cemetery
Gettysburg Road
Taneytown
William M Hendricks
George P. Kerr
New York
Low Grade Route Considered for Western Maryland Rr
Fortunes of the Williamsport to Westminster line loom as officials again weigh a low grade route via Middletown in Washington and Carroll counties. Frederick plans rapid progress on the Frederick Railroad Fifth street loop from the brush works to the fair grounds, with three steel bridges purchased. Hagerstown sees a peach glut with 7000 bushels dumped on the market. The Munsey Historic Automobile Run group arrives in Frederick with a city welcome and dinner at the City Hotel. Cardinal Gibbons will confirm a large class Sunday at St. Peter's in Libertytown. Frederick engineers survey the proposed Chambersburg Greencastle and Waynesboro extension from Pen-Mar to Blue Ridge Summit, seven miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Williamsport
Washington County
Middletown
West Minster
Carroll County
Frederick Railroad Company
Fifth Street
Brush Works
Fair Grounds
Groff Park
Hagerstown
Munsey
Frank A. Munsey
Frederick
Frederick Board of Trade
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Crum and Davidson
Chambersburg
Greencaste and
Waynesboro
Pen-Mar
Blue Ridge Summit
Frederick election plans on conscription registration
Twenty years ago Frederick's Election Supervisors prepared to register residents for military service if Congress passes the draft bill. Ten aliens registered at the local post office as rainfall for August reached 3.36 inches. F W Weitzel spoke to Kiwanis on Ox Fibre Brush Co. turmoil affected Frederick industry. An exploding gasoline sieve caused $100 damage at the Fitez home on East Sixth. Fire crews distributed coverage areas to the mayor and aldermen. The former Central Trust Co. building on the Square at Thurmont was razed for a Sinclair filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles Fitez
East Sixth Street
W. Barizis Storm
Central Trust Co
Thurmont
Sinclair Refining Co
Architect Speer Sees Congo Leadership Gap and Nigeria Plans
George A. Speer, U.S. housing consultant, says Congo suffers from weak leadership while Nigeria moves toward independence on October 1. He discusses Communist influence in Congo, Agadir reconstruction, and Nigeria’s housing demonstration for middle income families. Speer recalls his Africa travels, Greece postwar rebuilding, and his Iowa roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Africa
George A. Speer
United States
Nigeria
Agadir
Speer
Mr. Speer
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Castro
Germany
France
England
Ice water urged as first aid for burns by AMA study
Dr. Alex G. Shulman reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that immediate immersion of burn areas up to twenty percent of the body in ice water provides rapid relief and reduces inflammation. He notes no infections in treated cases and urges early use by patients or attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Alex G. Shulman
Los Angeles
Shulman
Food poisoning hits Pennsylvania visitors at Orioles game
Eighteen Chambersburg visitors to Memorial Stadium were stricken by food poisoning from ham sandwiches on a bus trip to the Orioles-White Sox game. Four were hospitalized in Baltimore with satisfactory conditions. the sandwiches were provided by the construction firm president leading the group. The tourists postponed their homeward trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Art Memorial Stadium
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg, Pa
Ervin Mayer
Orioles
Judge Delaplaine Attends ABA Convention in Washington
Judge Eduard S. Delaplaine is in Washington this week for the American Bar Association convention. Braddock Heights couple Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rice announce the birth of their fourth child, first son, at Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning. Mrs. Kenneth H. Ramage and son Junior have returned to Blackfoot Idaho after a two week visit with her mother Mrs. C. F. Morchiser of 114 Monroe Avenue. Roger D. Powell of West South Street celebrates his 59th birthday Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduard S. Delaplaine
Washington
American Bar Association
James A. Rice
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth H. Ramage
Blackfoot
Idaho
C. F. Morchiser
Monroe Avenue
Church Workers To Attend Institute In New Windsor
Local church workers will attend an institute for town and county church workers at the Church World Service Center in New Windsor on September 16 and 17. The theme Serving the New Rural Community will guide dinners general meetings and small discussion groups with speakers Dr Panstrom Professor Arthur Hamilton and Mrs Jeanne Moehn from University of Maryland extension service. Rev Glen M. Baird of Union Bridge chairs the event and Rev Dr DeWitt Miller of Hagerstown will deliver the closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Panstrom
Arthur Hamilton
Jeanne Moehn
The
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Cambridge hospital board election under arbitration plan
A total of 621 eligible voters in Cambridge Maryland participate in selecting 18 directors from 122 as part of a hospital reorganization after arbitration. Voters paid at least 35 toward operating costs this year and voting closes at 7 p.m. In a separate AP report, actor Alexander Gauge aged 46 known for Friar Tuck in the Robin Hood TV series, dies in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge 'Ap
Cambridge- Maryland Hospital
England
Alexander Gauge
Friar Tuck
Robin Hood
Smith Wins Leadership Contest for Tri-State Elks Youth Award
Ronald E. Smith of Walkersville won the Tri-State Elks Youth Leadership contest and a $200 cash prize at a Cambridge dime meeting. The Frederick County honors led to a scholarship at Washington College Chestertown. Smith excelled in academics and multiple activities, including sports, arts, and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald E. Smith
Harry O. Smith
Walkersville
Tri-State Elks
Tri-State Association
Cambridge
Smith
Frederick County
Otto A. Orland
Tri- State Elks Association
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Walkersville High School
Washington College
Chestertown
Future Teachers Club
Young Smith
Frederick
DeMolay
Optimist Club
Motoring Violations Enter Court Ledger Across Week
A magistrate court morning session lists motorists who forfeited collateral. Offenses include reckless driving, speeding, failure to stop, improper turns and parking violations across multiple cities including Baltimore, Shreveport, Frederick, and Louisville with fines and penalties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magistrate’s Court
Henry Stafford
Marvin Baer
Knoxville
Donald Eddy
Baltimore
Richard Alderson
Roland Harrison
RFD
Mt Airy
Mary Brown
Douglas Cannon
Shreveport
Wiliam Newcomer
Joseph H. Roberts
Frederick
Earl Gravely
Poolesville
Dwight Linthicum
Dickerson
Nicholas Hercke
RED
Woodbine
Harold Dolinger
Stewartsiowh
George Pirie
Wentzville
Edward Drwal
Boswell
Noah Compton
Doris Lang
Ronald Crowell
Tope Barnes
Charles Whipp
Route 3
John Crenshaw
Edgewood
Brenton Ritter
Hagerstown
David Taylor
East St. Louis
Col
Willam Mutchner
Charles Bryan
Louisville
Local Hospital Updates and Patient Notices
Among the sick is Mr Cistle Horner of LeGore admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgical care with surgery planned Wednesday. Mrs Albert Scott of Fairview avenue has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital after a surgical stay. Mrs Emma Quinn of 123 West Second Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall with a broken something. she is 39 years old. Jacob J Loveless of Middletown was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for ear surgery. Mrs Elsie Burras of Motter Frederick Memorial Hospital is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cistle Horner
LeGore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert Scott
Fairview Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baiti-more
Emma Quinn
West Second Street
Middletown
Baltimore
Elsie Burras
Motter Avenue
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Ishikawa defeats Davis in Manila boxing bout
Japanese fighter Manila Keiichi Ishikawa outpoints Teddy Davis in Milwaukee match by 10 rounds, while Enrique Hitchmann of Cuba outpoints Chuchu Gutierrez in Havana 12 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manila
Keiichi Ishikawa
Japan
Teddy (Redrop) Davis
Milwaukee
Havana
Enrique Hitchmann
Cuba
Chuchu Gutierrez
Frederick News and Post See Strong Circulation Gains
ABC reports U S and Canada daily newspaper circulation up 1.6 percent to 63 534 351. Frederick Post up 4.5 percent to 10 218, Frederick News up 5.2 percent to 8 885, with three month totals to 1 227 and 876 increases respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
U.S
Canada
Frederick Post
Audit Bureau of Circulations
ABC
OAS condemns Soviet and Chinese interference in Latin America
The 18 member foreign ministers in San Jose approved a resolution condemning Soviet and Chinese efforts to expand influence in the hemisphere. Cuba voted no and Venezuela abstained as the group also backed a committee to resolve Cuba U S differences, with U S Secretary of State Herter approving the new watchdog plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Latin America
United States
Soviet Russia
Red China
Cuba
Venezuela
Carracas
Carlos Olivares
Caribbean
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Havana
Market At Lower Level In Moderate Trading
The stock market opened modestly lower in midday trading with leading issues down fractionally. Some gains by smaller stocks provided limited support to the major averages as the market showed a cautious tone in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fresh peaches and summer produce dominate markets
Fresh peaches from local orchards lead a bright market scene with red and yellow varieties. Hydrocooling enhances flavor and storage. buyers should pick firm peaches with few blemishes and taste tests for best variety. Also featured are watermelons cantaloupes grapes and Summer vegetables with pricing notes and a Peach Parfait Pie recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McLuckie
Baltimore
University of Markets
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Point of Rocks
Wayne Summers
News-Post
Arene Ae Bassapere
Ie AE
Government of
Haile Fron Midwest Speer
Iowa
Iowa State University
Greendale
Wise
Navy
Mediterranean
Sicily
South Pacific
Greece
Cambodia
Guatemala City
Nicaragua
Beirut
Lebanon
Ethiopia
Tunisia
Egypt
Governor Johnson
Sugar Loaf
Urbana
Hampshire Sheep
Bennett 'S Creek
Connors
Connor
AMA
Roger D. Powell
Gerald Wachter
Johnsville
Joyce
Geraldine
Brenda
Sharon
Charles D. Grossnickie
Pam
Donna
Bret
Thomas Wachter
Dean
George
Judy Whitmore
Mary Houck
Margaret
Catherine Nicholson
Connie Cline
Woody Huffman
Walter Nehls
Warne Myers
Ronnie Linton
Bobby
Billy Hott
Harold
Ronnie Dougherty
Wayne Wachter
Robert Zimmerman
Warne Anders
Dennis Cahill
Jerry Crum
Samuel Warfield
Linda Lescafleet
Richard Cime
Dennis Stitley
Freddie
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