Accident reports list vehicle damages and charges
Troper Richard E. Cook charged Roberts with failing to reduce speed after a 3:55 a.m. crash on U.S. 15 near Md 28. Alex Kaplan of Baltimore drove a 1963 station wagon into a ditch causing $400 damage. No charges against Trooper O Hara. In Frederick, Ethel H. Lindsay struck the open door of Richard W. Roelke’s car on West Second Street causing $100 damage.
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Roberts
Kaplan
William E. O'Hara Jr
West Second Street
Ethel H. Lindsay
RFD 2
Frederick
Richard W. Roelke
East Seventh Street
Roelke
Weekend Accidents Reported In Frederick Area
Three accidents were reported in the area over the weekend including a four car collision on US 40 west of Frederick at 10 28 pm Sunday. Charles E Roberts of East Fifth Street collided with Margaret E Nyberg of Frederick causing a chain impact into John F Pitts of Atlantic Beach Florida and Wilbur J Friant of Johnstown Pennsylvania who were stopped in traffic.
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US 40
Frederick
Charles E. Roberts
East Fifth Street
Margaret E. Nyberg
RFD 6
Nyberg
John F. Pitts
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Wilbur J. Friant
Johnstown
Thanksgiving Day Talk For Frederick Kiwanis Club
Dr. Gwen Dolyn C. Elliott told Frederick Kiwanis members that uncertainty can be faced with gratitude and faith. She urged clubbers to think first and recognize shared struggles, noting inner calm from belief in God. No charges were filed after a minor car damage incident involving Mrs. Lindsay's vehicle.
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Frederick Kiwanis Club
Gwendolyn C. Elliott
Mrs. Elliott
Special Board Election Sets Koons For Vacancy
The Rev. Ralph Sharpe and Mrs. Edward H. Mantz were special guests at the program. President Herman A. Hauver presided and named Donald Z. Koons to a vacancy on the Board of Directors during a special election. David E. Aldridge observed his birthday yesterday, with Philip Van Hook also present.
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Ralph Sharpe
Edward H. Mantz
Herman A. Hauver
Donald Z. Koons
David E. Aldridge
Philip van Hook
Unusual Vegetable Display Shocks News-Post Office
S Walter Worthington of East South Street brought an unusually grown vegetable to the News-Post offices today startling staff. The anonymous specimen drew curiosity from readers and reporters alike as word spread about the peculiar plant.
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S. Walter Worthington
East South Street
News-Post Today
Worthington Exhibits Unusual Tur Nip at Wilson Place
Worthington showed a unusual tuin nip with a double top grown in his sister’s garden on Wilson Place. He has raised vegetables for years and says he has never seen or heard of such a plant before.
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Worthington
Wilson Place
Gaithersburg youth charged with petty larceny
An 18 year old Gaithersburg boy was charged with petty larceny after allegedly taking 25 dollars from a parked car. State Police charged Paul E. King after the theft at the eel Park Tavern parking lot around midnight Saturday.
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Gaithersubrg
Paul E. King
Eel Park Tavern
Thrifted $25 Leads to Keysers In Thurmont Case
State Police investigated a theft of $25 from Sara linked to L Keyser of RFD 1 Thurmont King. Mrs Keyser noted Corporal William F. Davis and a car license plate as Trooper Edward W Lennoxine left the scene nearby.
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Sara
L. Keyser
RFD 1
Thurmont
King
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