Deaths Ezra Harp and others in Frederick County notices
Funeral services were held Sunday for Ezra Floyd Harp who died at his home in Miami Oklahoma aged 81 born in Wollisville son of Hezekiah and Mary Harp. He taught school in Frederick county farmed sang bass and played in Wolfsville band moved to Oklahoma 40 years ago survived by wife Cora six children and grandchildren brothers Edward Harp Sr and Roger Harp Ton Harp Civce H Harp. Infant child died at Lackland AFB Hospital. Marshall Nusbaum died at 86 former farmer survived by wife Maude daughter Gladys Bond son Chester Nusbaum five grandchildren two great grandchildren brother C Edgar Nusbaum. 4-H girls meet Brunswick Christmas party at Fellowship Hall Methodist church with Betsy Lovington and Mrs Hightman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Floyd Harp
Miami
Okla
Wollisville
Hezekiah and
Mary ‘Hessong Harp
Frederick County
Wolfsville
Oklahoma
Virgie Lovell Harp
Cora
Edward B. Harp, Sr
Rodger C. Harp
Hagerstown
Ton Harp
Civce H. Harp
Salford
Del
Marshall N. Nubaum
Marshall N. Nusbaum
Sam's Creek
New Windsor
Iale Isalan
Margaret Naul Nusbaum
Bethel Methodist Church
Jennie Buckey Nusbaum
Maude Stein Nusbaum
Gladys Bond
Reisterstown
Chester M. Nusbaum
C. Edgar Nusbaum
Lewis Robson
Bethel Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Brunswick
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Curry
The Hard Way in Crisis Decisionmaking
The piece praises President Eisenhower for choosing patient, cautious diplomacy over impulsive action amid the imprisonment of U.S. airmen by Chinese forces. It emphasizes exhausting all options, including United Nations efforts, to pursue peace and avoid war, acknowledging the burden of war on families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations
Korea
Marriage Of The Sciences In Medical Research
A new medical research institute named the New England Institute for Medical Research will apply physical sciences to human disease. Chemical and physical techniques will be used and radioactive tracers will study dilute biological materials to overcome chemical study limitations and broaden the field. High hopes for new treatments and cures are expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Institute For Medical Research
Dory Gelie
Plea to Save Jug Bridge Scenic Landmark
Alice O Thomas appeals to readers and Governor McKeldin to preserve Jug Bridge area. She recalls its destruction, recalls O Connor’s scenic attraction promise, and urges keeping the site clean and storage free as Linganore Ridge looms nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge
Dr. Ranck
Frederick
O'Conor
Jug Bridge Homemakers Club
State Roads Commission
McKeldin
Onis
Alice OO Thomas
Daniel J, Thomas
Mennaties of
Eed
Red China Questions US Involvement In Islands Battle
A soggy report asks whether the US fleet would join a Red capture of Chiang Kai-shek’s offshore islands near Formosa. It notes the range of nationalist island bases from Quemoy to Tachien and ponders what outposts Washington would retain for Formosa’s protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Kaishek
Chiang
Formosa
United States
Washington
Quemoy
Tachens
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1904 recap notes a false fire alarm causing crowds along curbs and engine movements. Women’s Christian Temperance Union discusses non alcoholic medication. County Commissioners hear a petition for a new public road in Kmittshurs district. Membership contest at the WorldA closes with 51 new members and the Green team wins. MRO LOHN GRUMBINE BROWN celebrated his fifty third birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. D. Hendrickson
Alfred Ritter
Bruce Thomas
Joseph A. Webbs
Kmittshurs
The
Worlda
Frederick county licenses shuttered by state board
Twenty years ago early winter tightened the scene as the State License Board upheld actions closing down establishments in Frederick under Dr Ira Mc Curdy county license commissioner. The Maryland National Emergency Council under its auspices announced personnel changes and a shift in housing programs as part of county efforts. Frederick Columns tram earned second in the annual Statewide 4 H Poultry Judging contest at Smithsburg Show with Washington county taking first. team members were Roscoe Whipp Ira Poole and James Shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ira McCurdy
Wade Tous
Elf
Sir National Hmergency Councor
Maryland
Frederick Colunts
Smithsburg
Washinngton County
Roscoe Whipp
Ira Poole
James Shaft
Illness and injuries update at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Ar Harry M Lease at 241 West Patrick street is reported in good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a patient. Ronald E Kling of Braddock Heights injured in an ante accident near Hanover Pennsylvania last Friday is in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning. Master Francis Staley of East Second street, critically injured two weeks ago when he ran into the side of an automobile, is slightly improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since the accident. James Rogers of 701 Rosemont avenue is in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient for the past several days. Mrs Earl F Hargett of Biegs avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital admitted Monday for observation and treatment. Mrs Hail Puunan of Janseo ville has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Lease
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ronald E. Kling
Braddock Heights
Hanover
Francis Staley
East Second Street
James Rogers
Rosemont Avenue
Earl F. Hargett
Biegs Avenue
Hail Puunan
Janseoville
Local Captain Gaver Completes Armies Course At Fort Leavenworth
Capt Pierce H Gaver Jr formerly of Frederick and son of Mr and Mrs Pierce H Gaver returns to El Paso after a 10 week course in special arms and services at Fort Leavenworth Eas He is stationed at Fort Bliss Tex and has taught a guided missiles course He will teach in the special arms and services course starting January 1 A West Point graduate from the class of 1948 he previously served three years in Germany with Army Intelligence Field Artillery and Chemical Corps Also noted are twin births to Mr and Mrs Loy Davis Frederick and the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Clifford Marshall Frederick with mother and baby Kenneth Ray Marshall reported to be in good condition and Grace Martin listed as former mother in law Mrs A H Crawford Jr and children Sally Head and David travel from Winchester Va to visit Rev and Mrs Morris Zambrum in Dallas Town Pa during a business trip in York Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce H. Gaver, Jr
Frederick
Pierce H. Gaver
Fort Leavenworth
Eas
el Paso
Tex
Gaver
Fort Bliss
West Point
Germany
Army Intelligence
Field Artillery
Chemical Corps
Loy Davis
Lee Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Loy
Darrell Leslie
Clifford F. Marshall
RFD
Kenneth Ray Marshall
Marshall
Grace Martin
Elmer L. Martin
A. H. Crawford
Sally Head
David
Winchester
Morris Zambrum
Dallastown
Mr. Crawford
York, Pa
Funeral services for John William Bowlus near Middletown
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Middletown funeral home with Rev. Howard McCarney officiating. Pallbearers were Charles Keller Bruce Koogle Glenn Leatherman Frank Sheffer Everett Moser and Miles Delauter. Interment in Lutheran cemetery. Gladhill Co. funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Bowlus
Middletown
Howard McCarney
Charles Keller
Bruce Koogle
Glenn Leatherman
Frank Sheffer
Everett Moser
Miles Delauter
Lutheran
Gladhill Co
Sallie Fleming Barnes
Erskine Street
Takuma Park
East Church Street
Edward R. Bley
Zion Lutheran Church
Takoma Park
Charles Barnes
Raymond Barnes
John Barnes
Cletus Barnes
Guy Dixon
James Mottern
Mount Cliset
M. R. Etchison and Son
Montgomery Seeks 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean
Assistant Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal, in a prepared statement, signals U S support for keeping the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean with aircraft carriers. He clarifies the move reflects Navy choice, not NATO command pressure, and responds to General Montgomery’s Los Angeles speech warning the era of carrier flight is ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Treaty Command
Montgomery
Smith
Smiti
Mati Daer Smith
Thal Aie Anairs
Momans
Los Angeles
Court News and Marriage License Details Amid Transfers
Court notes list a marriage license for Donald Lee Glass and Agnes Louise Werre l. Bimmuarsbnnna, and multiple property deeds involving Horace Fo Cutsail te do Alfred Cutsail Steve Tancela Hames oo Frederick Inc. to Charles Alarkson and wre, John B Janes and wue to Paul C. Jones, Norman W Wilsin et al to Bernard H. Esworthy and wife. The language includes $10 and $16 sums and mentions Enaish as a founding language context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lee Glass
Taner Town
Agnes Louise Werrell
Horace Fo Cutsail
Te Do
Alfred Cutsail
Steve Tancela
Has Red China Committed Act Increase In Of War Holding 13 Americans
Washington report analyzes Eisenhower Korea armistice and U N Charter implications for war powers. It cites Truman policy, Congress authorization debates, and claims Red China’s actions could be an act of war while noting the ongoing unemployment claims in Maryland and state benefit payments for the previous week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Truman
United Nations
Congress
Charter of the
U.N
Taft
Ohio
Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Watkins
Utah
Executive Departments
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Korea
Knowland
Baltimore
Maryland Department of Employment Security
ESB
Odds And Ends Rewarded After 30 Years For Mowing Lawn
Theron D. Green, a Frederick resident, was honored with a five pound candy box sent by a Columbus donor who recalled a long unpaid lawn mowing bill from 30 years earlier. The Greens visited Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Green and their family for Thanksgiving, meeting the man who explained the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron D. Green
Frederick
Green
Columbus
Mr. Green
Brooke
Morison series volume on US Navy WWII operations 1943 44
Socially Salerno Anzio by Morison covers January 1943 to June 1944 and notes Mussolini's fall and Italy's surrender as key war milestones. Frontispiece shows Rear Admiral Hall with Captain Heimer aboard USS Samuel Chase. Heimer, son of a deceased city pastor, presents the Conley family gift to the Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salerno-Anzio
Samuel Eliot Morison
United States
Heimer
P. E. Heimer
Charles E. Conley, Jr
Saturday Evening Post Treasury
Roger Butterfield
Post
Benjamin Franklin
William Fawkner
Mr. Tutt
Scattergood Baines
Associated Press
Lincnan
Sopers
Warren H Lewis
James Shields
Louis Atvllinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Eduis Tunis
Ius
Colertor
Carala G Bradley
Question and Answer Pack on Independence and Nylon Uses
Indonesia issued its declaration of independence in 1944 and sovereignty transferred by the Netherlands in 1949. The first commercial use of nylon was hosiery in 1958, with many uses since. Napoleon’s fate: his son the Duke of Reichssahr died at 21 and was buried in Vienna's Imperial Tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonesia
Netherlands
Napoleon
Duke of
Reichssahr
Vienna
Weddings In Thurmont Announce Simih Knoll Nuptials
Invitations issued for the marriage of Anne Elizabeth Simih to Ralph Jacob Knoll Jr. at St. John s Evangelical Lutheran Church Thurmont on Sunday December 26 at 3 350 p m with a reception at Hillside Farms. Also Cleveland Browns back Paul Brown era star may retire from pro football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross V. Simih
Thurmont
Anne Elizabeth
Ralph Jacob Knoll
United States Air Force
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hillside Farms
Historical Documents Hauled Off By Error
Albany Noy two members of the state historian's staff planned to fly to Mont Rolland Que today to retrieve fifteen thousand pounds of waste paper. They traced thousands of state historical documents hauled off last October by a waste collector hired to remove files from the State Department of Audit and Control. The papers included a 1795 Cayuga treaty, fiscal papers of governors from 1815 to 1830, and early railroad contracts. Dr Albert Corey, state historian, feared many had already been destroyed in the paper reconversion process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Noy
Mont Rolland
State Department of Audit and Control
Albert Corey
Curfman Will Probate Passes In Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Cora Esietla Curfman Pleasant was probated in Orphans Court. Bequests include Lucy Mullinin receiving a dropleat table and small glass pitcher. Annie C. Poole gets a sewing machine and other items. Cora M. Holt receives chairs, featherbed, and glassware. Hester C. Pooters gets a studio couch and dinnerware set. Milton M. Poole inherits the estate residue for care and is named executor G Blaine Poole. Will dated February 1949 witnessed by Irene Mulligan H DeLauter and Lillie Z Lenhart admininstratrix of Dennis C Lenhart estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Esietla Curfman
Pleasant
Orphans Court
Lucy Mullinin
Blaine Poole
Annie C. Poole
Cora M. Holt
Hester C. Pooters
William D. Curfman
Milton M. Poole
G. Blaine Poole
Irene Mulligan
H. K. DeLauter
Lillie Z. Lenhart
West Fourth Street
Dennis C. Lenhart
WFMD Christmas Party Highlights Local Broadcasting Leaders
Informality marked WFMD annual Christmas party in the Francis Scott Key hotel Weelg wood room Tuesday night as Major Leonard introduced three new WFMD directors Major Laurence Broanard presented Lloyd Dangerfield Jacob Ramsburg and Elmer J Eshelman The event drew staff and guests with talk focused on future service including CBS Christmas programs and Mount St Marys College and Frederick High School Cadets broadcasts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFMD
Weelgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Monocaty Broadcasting Company
Maior Laurence Broanard
Lloyd Dangerfield
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Elmer J. Eshelman
Mr. Dangerfield
Bowen & Co
Bethesda
Mr. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Ar. Eshelman
Western Maryland Trust Company
Major Leonard
CBS
Carrsing
Mount St. Mary's College
Frederick High School Cadets
Leonard
Dangerfield
Ramsburg
Eshelman
Alan W. Long
Ben le Garde
George Douwlas
John Cooley
Thomas Kolb
Vat Brandenhere
Baird [Farman
Lew Wade
John Zufall
James Redelman
Irdin Dunn
Charlotte Dunn
Gerry Grace
Bob Bart
Edward Johnson
Leo Shank
Ray Scott
Poolesville High to Present Play The House Reach
The senior class at Poolesville High School presents The House Reach on Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tickets go on sale at the door. cast includes senior performers with production crew detailing stage and lighting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville High School
Miss Papermaster Speaks to Frederick Jewish Women
Miss Lucille Papermaster, ex UC staff, told Frederick National Council of Jewish Women members at B Nai rooms about Council Today and developing understanding programs. She described 245 councils nationwide with 100000+ members, nonsectarian work, education, social action, and overseas programs in Paris and Greece, plus scholarships and exchanges. Members approved fundraisers, new treasurer, and upcoming convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Papermaster
University of California
Frederick
Raquiell
Om Srtmdis Nm
Washington
Lee Wachtell
Jean Weisman
Eegie Nasher
The
Elks Club
William Selzer
A. S Elfin
Baltimore
National Council of Jewish Women
New Orleans
Civil Case Heard In Circuit Court In Mt Pleasant
Associate Judge Schnauffer took under advisement a verdict in a civil suit arising from a collision on Marsland 26 in April 1942. Joseph A Giardina sued for damages against Mrs Catherine Flora, who counter-claimed. Damages for two cars and injuries were sought. Rosenstock and Nikirk represented sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick MM. Schnauffer
Mt. Pleasant
Marsland
Joseph
A. Giardina
Insurance Company of
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Edwin F. Nikirk
Dr Lennon to Discuss Sea Lampreys at Camp Detrick
Dr Robert E Lennon a Fishery Research Biologist will give the third lecture in the 1954-55 Camp Detrick Research Society series on Thursday at eight p.m. in the Officers Open Mess. The talk The Sea Lamprey in the Great Lakes includes a Kodachrome sound movie. He explains lampreys as jawless primitive vertebrates that pierce fish skin inject anticoagulant and feed on blood, recently invading the Great Lakes via a canal and threatening lake trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lennon
Fish and Wildife Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Camp Detrick
Research Society of America
Lennon
Great Lakes
Methodist Parish Hall meeting recalls Christmas program
The parish hall hosted a Methodist church session on December 3 with a solo by Carolyn Breckenridge and prayers by Rev. Harpard. Miss Margaret Croneburg led business. collections supported the District Parsonage Guild and a children’s fund. Christmas program notes and carols followed, ending with the next meeting January 7. Market prices for wheat and barley listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Carolyn Breckenridge
Wm. Harpard
Margaret Croneburg
Children’s Fund
Prince of Peace
Harry Swomley
Irving DeGrange
Janice Kehne
Joseph Kehnes
Darrel Kehne
Bernard Hargett
Nelson Myers
Trving DeGrange
Bethlehem
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Kiveh Tare Saber
Carmi W. Sayler, Jr
Lackland Air Force Hospital
San Antonio
Tes
Carmi W. Sarler
Earl Kelly
Marriage of the Sciences
Red
China
the News
Colussus
Dee R
Frederick Dar
Mimi
Court News
Cumberland
Silver Spring
Hyattsville i
Annapolis
Cambridge
Chestertown
Salisbury
Els Lom
Oakland
Westminster
Easton Crisfield
Odds and Ends
Artz Library
Cleveland
TM Key US
Pat Or, Esq
NEA Service
Ine
Dr. Lennon
Liamsville
W.S.C.S
Women OF the Moose
Mabel Shirey
Grand Council of the Women of the Moose
College of Regent
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