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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1954

Page

2

Road construction tour leads to program approval

Frederick Maryland officials concluded a two day tour of proposed road projects before a meeting. The outgoing and incoming boards along with the Roads Board discussed the engineer's plan in detail and approved changes and final recommendations to the program.

Frederick Renn Braddock Blentlinger Roads Board

Goverment Deficit Outlook 1955 Tax Shifts Drive Decline

The deficit for the current fiscal year reached about 7.1 billion dollars by October 31, nearly 50 percent above the first four months of the prior year. Officials say the year ending June 30 may show less than 4.7 billion, helped by deferred corporate taxes expected next spring and rising revenues if business improves.

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Letter to the Editor Meeting for Mentally Retarded Children

An appeal invites parents to join a meeting hosted by the Frederick Society for Mentally Retarded Children. Under Mrs Hastings, attendees share concerns about children like Susie and learn there is help. The next gathering is at the Board of Education building on Church Street at 8 pm on December 2. Transportation contacts provided. Louisville, November 30, 1954. Mrs.

the News Mrs. X Susie Frederick Society For Board of Education Church Street H. §. Albright Airy Werner Braun Louisady

1955 County Roads Program Adopted in Multiple Districts

The 1955 county roads plan details many road expansions across Urbana New Market Liberty and neighboring areas. It lists miles for new segments such as Harp Hill Pleasant Walk Windsor Flint Hill Hamsville Foxville Sabillasville Petersville Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Sumantown and Thurmont routes with several overlaps from 1954 carried over. The document notes design revisions and ongoing projects across multiple towns including Buckerstown and Mt. Tabor Myeraville with numerous one to two mile additions.

Grimes Zenit Catoctin Harp Hill Pleasant Walk Urbana Windsor Road Flint Hill Hamsville Bartonsville New Market Liberty Dolly Hyde Coppermine Fountain School Clemson Road McClain Maryland Lynn Burke Barthlow Jackson- Mt. Tabor-Myersville Johnsville Handhoard Woodville Polo Bridge Linganore- Sam’s Creek Tuscarora Kemp Indian Spring Burkittsville Poffenberger Road Sumantown Ballenger Renn Braddock Cliftons Philip Walkersville Fountain Rock Road Buckerstoun Greenfield Forest School Frederck Hayward Middletown Quebec School Wiles Catactin Wolfsville Church Church Hill Baill Artie Kemp Imies Betts Lane Detrick Hauvers Sunshine Trash Wandsboro Dublin Glade Jefferson Horiie Mountville Thurmont Hemler Road Zentz Kelbaugh Jackson Monument Ohnsville Ridge Edge- Wood Indian Springs Ford Bal

Driver Killed In Auto Wreck Near Frederick

Emmett Esther Jones, 46, of Hagerstown, died on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a one car crash on U S 230 south of Frederick. Thelma Louise Jackson, 27, suffered facial and leg injuries. The driver of the other car died from chest crushing. Passengers were uninjured.

U. S Frederick Charles D. Mades Frederick Memorial Hospital Emmett Esther Jones Ruby Avenue Hagerstown Thelma Louise Jackson R .D. Muirinho Jones Evergreen Point Washington Washington County

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years ago items note lax city compliance on pole permits for telegraph phone electric and trolley lines with $1 per pole license. Dr George J Preston of Baltimore praises Montevue Hospital management and progress. Rail track removal from wooden trestle to bank begins at F and M R R with regrading costs around 6000. Water tank enlargement planned atop the mountain. Daniel Snider, about 65, fell on East Fourth street suffering bruises. Foundation laid for a 60 room hotel at Braddock Heights by P E Long. new 500m boarding house by Charles Bell nearing completion.

George J. Preston Baltimore State Lunacy Commission Montevue Hospital Maryland Clifton Braddock Spring Daniel Snider East Fourth Street Braddock Heights P E Long Charles Bell

Twenty Years Ago in The News Columns December 1 1934

Twenty years ago today changes swept county offices with John Wolter of Middletown becoming president of the outgoing board of county commissioners after a 17 year tenure. Highways were flooded, the Katoc tin Creek bridge near Middletown and Gettysburg pike at Tem’s Creek closed as water rose to flood stage after days of rain. A large wedding in Brunswick saw Miss Marjorie Lee Jones wed to Harry O Smith of Woodsboro at Brunswick M E church South.

Sheriff and Register of Wills Coutien John Wo Wolter Middletown Ourgoing Board of County Commissioners Catier Atoctin Creek Bridge Middietoun Gettysburg Pike Tem's Creek Ava Dmmitsburg Brunswick Brunswick M. Echurch South Marjorie Lee Jones Howard Marian Jones Merr Vt

Becoming Fashionable To 'Censure' Men In Public Life

Article discusses the idea that censure of public men, including Democratic governor Averell Harriman, could become a political tactic in New York as the next session opens. It references Harriman's unpublished letter to railroad labor representatives pledging future legislation, legal questions on votes for promises, and opinions on whether the letter constitutes an unlawful solicitation or a general campaign statement.

David Lawrence Washington New York Averell Harriman Harriman State of Reurn East 81St Street Drar Railroad Taber Lhursdas Ont State Clude Tathoad Axypress Melistiy Loca Asses von Asa Aur Cai New Yaek Tas Harryman Ruliroad Hart Ays Oronpoin Perons Jong Hare Pope New York State West Polk Street Atth Ho Cline Charmain Pa East Patrick Street James Foogie Red 1 Middletown James Bogie Lanaconme Braddockh Mountain William Boone Donald Bowser

Luckie-Reindollar wedding in Hanover Episcopal church

Miss Marlene Lorraine Reindollar daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Reindollar wed Robert R Luckie in a 7 pm ceremony at All Saints Episcopal Church Hanover. The couple plans to reside in Hanover with both families well known locally. The bride wore a white satin street length dress and carried pink sweetheart rosebuds with a white orchid. After the ceremony they left for a trip to Virginia. The groom is a U S Navy enlistee stationed in Washington. The bride is a 1953 Michelberger High School graduate, a former employee at Lana Lobell Mail Order House. The groom is a 1952 graduate and former draftsman at R H Shepard Company.

Luckie—hKeindouvar Marlene Lorraine Reindollar F. L Reindollar Robert R. Luckie Robert R. Luckie Jr All Hanover All Saints Episcopal Church Luckie Robert Ro Luckie West Second Street Martin Koutsen, Jr Virginia Michelberger Semar High School Lana Lobell Mtn U. S Nas Washington R. H. S Shepnard Canpany Inc

Deaths and funerals in Westminster and beyond

Ada Idella Erb 70 widow of John H. Erb died at her daughter Mrs Roland Zile’s Westminster home after a five day illness. Surviving children include Charles J. Erb Alhambra Paul T. Erb Edgar J. Erb Oscar H. Erb and Mrs Zile plus many relatives. Funeral at Pleasant Valley Lutheran Church with Rev Seibelwall officiating and interment in adjoining cemetery. Charles William Hallar 76 died suddenly in Ventnor New Jersey. Survived by wife Ethel Johnson Hallar sisters and a brother and a stepdaughter. Funeral at Mt Olivet Cemetery chapel Frederick. John Linthicum Beall 60 real estate broker died at Reid’s Ford Road after two years illness. Survived by wife Caroline daughter Catherine O Griffith brother Isaac N Beall two grandchildren. Funeral at 8 East Patrick Street with interment Mount Olivet. Mrs Emma Reynolds Taylor Ludlum 79 of Shepherdstown died in Carlisle Pa after two years illness. Surviving sister Mary A Butler two sons William T Moreland Edward W Moreland and several nieces and nephews. Funeral in Carlisle and interment Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstown.

Ada Idella Ero Ada Idella Erb John H. Erb Roland Zile Pennsylvania Avenue Westminster Carroll County Joseph Catherine Zepp Helwig Charles J. Erb Alhambra Cal Paul T. Erb Edgar J. Erb Oscar H. Erb Zile Sterling H. Erb Rocky Ridge Howard Koons New Windsor Fred Bloom Taneytown Walter Eric Bowie Hollie Helwig Pleasant Valley Hertzler and Sons Pleasant Valles Charles William Hallar Frederick Ventnor N J Businese Liam T Louisa Eckstein Hall Ethel Johnson Hallar Ventmor Frank Bud John L. Beall John Linthicum Beall Reid Ford Road Mr. Beall Frederick County James J Harriet Waters Beall Mountain City Orchard Barnesville Emma Ludlum Emma Reynolds Taylor Ludlum John Wiliam Nannie Butler Taylor Shepherdstown W. Va City Hospital Carlisle Mary A. Butler William T. Moreland Verndon Edward W. Moreland Leesburg Othol P. Spring Levettsville Corinne Leister Clair C. Kreidlee Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstow Run

Funeral notices from Jefferson and surrounding area

Funeral services were held for David Hemp hry at Evangelical and Re formed church in Jefferson with Rev. G Ermine Platt officiating. Honorary and active pallbearers named. interment in Reformed cemetery. Also services for Mrs Mamie J Tucker and Mrs Margaret C Main with local clergymen officiating and church burials. More than 308 million pounds of popcorn were grown in the United States last year.

David Hemphry Evangelical and Reformed Church Jefferson G. Ermine Platt Harold K. Staley Edward F Holter E Earl Remsburg L. H. Crickenberger Roger H. Willard Willam Buraill Treary D. Lakin Ira S. Remsburg Harry C. Pennell Homer C. Gross Norman S Remsburg Bernard Remsburg Reformed M. R. Etchison Sen Mamie J. Tucker Poplar Springs Methodist Church C. A. Michael Merril Pickett Cross Mathew Pickett Ralph Shiplex Albert Bowman Claude Ecker Wham Hood George Fleming Olin L. Molesworth United States

Candida in the Round Delights Frederick Audiences at Hotel Key

The Amulet Players staged G B Shaw's Candida at the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom drawing a large crowd. Jane Groves led the cast with strong stage presence and Erle Hall injured backstage yet continued performanc es, while Frank Echols earned praise for directing the clergy role. Further, Alan James and Norma Gaskill supported a tight ensemble as Curtis Hartle's party visited by local families.

Frederick Play Towers Francis Scott Key Hotel Amulet Players G. B. Shaw Irry Erle Hall Frank Echols Jove Alan James Candida Norma Gaskill Paul McAuliffe

Thanksgiving Weekend Guests From Nearby Towns

Recent guests of the Misses Adalt and Mrs. Nova Runkles at Lochs Grove Farm near Burkitts Ville included Mrs. C. F. Fairchild Collingswood New Jersey Mr and Mrs Carlton Fairchild and children Marilyn and Kenneth Westmont N J and Mr and Mrs Marvin Silvester and sons Johnny and Charles Oaklyn N J Mr and Mrs Frank Yanes son Larry and grandson Bobby De Grange returned home after Thanksgiving visit to their son in law and daughter Master Sergeant and Mrs Randy Shelhorne and family of Mattituck Long Island NY Mrs John White Mrs George Esster Mrs Esta Miller and Mrs R M Zacharias of Emmitsburg visited in Frederick on Monday Mrs Charles Haugh of Detour spent Tuesday with Mrs R M Zacharias in Emmitsburg Dinner guests on Thanksgiving Day of Mrs R M Zacharias in Emmitsburg included Mr and Mrs George Eyster Mr and Mrs Andrea Esster Georgie Suzy and Nancy Eyster and Mrs Esta Miller Mr and Mrs Henry S Keller of Jefferson returned home Sunday after holidays with their son in law and daughter.

Adalt Nova Runkles Locust Grove Farm Burkitts- Ville C. F. Fairchild Collingswood N. J Carlton Fairchild Marilyn Kenneth Westmont N. 2 Marvin Silvester Johnny Charles Oaklyn Frank Yanes Larry Bobby de' Grange Master Sergeant Randy Shelhorne Mattituck Long Island N.Y John White George , Esster Esta Miller R. M Zacharias Emmitsburg Frederick Charles Haugh Detour R. M. Zacharias C. B. Heiser Newville George Eyster Andrea Esster Georgie Suzy Nancy Eyster Henry S Keller Jefferson

Injuries and recoveries noted in local notices

Among the sick Philip Thompson of Brunswick has returned to school but will wear a cast for some time. Miss Vernie Carty of 236 East Fifth street remains ill. Principal Mr Robert Alyers of Lavellsville School is reported critical at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a severe heart attack. Mr James F Leather of 22 East South street is recovering after an emergency operation. Master Terri Koarrell has returned home from an appendectomy. Urace Aurora Nebraska reports a burglary case with four law officers among the suspects. defense counter likely to be from out of town.

Philip Thompson Brunswick Vernie Carty East Fifth Street Robert Alyers Princinal Lavellsville Frederick Memorial Hospital James F Leather East South Street Terri Koarrell Charles L. Korrell RFD Frederick

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