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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1955

Page

2

MARRIED IN WOODFIELD A Damascus couple weds at Wesley Grove

Mary Ann Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ward Woodfield and Clifford J Waves Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Davis Sr Damascus and formerly of 712 Motter Avenue were married Thursday at Wesley Grove Methodist Church Woodfield Rev Warren A Firth and Rev Ralph Mark officiated. The bride wore a white lace gown with chapel train and moonstone buttons. attendants wore hunter green velveteen. Best man was Roger Buxton. Dennis Jones organist. Reception followed. They plan a Williamsburg trip and will live in Damascus after January. Both graduates of Damascus Hall School 1951. She teaches in Clarksburg. he works for C P Telephone Co and is in Army Reserve.

Davis Woodfield Mary Ann Ward and Ales James Toland Ward Clifford J. Waves Jr Cliffordd Davis Sr Damascus Motter Avenue Wesley Grove Methodist Church Warren A. Firth Brooklyn Methodist Church Baltmore Ralph Mark Woodfield Methodist Church Jina Drakubauskas Baltimore Tanya Davis Lionel &. Sellman Jr Hagerstown June Snapp Mary Beth Jones Brenda Siup Jakubauskas Roger Buxton Clagettsville George TP. Woodfield Lewis Fuller Purdum Everett Rolones James Sleeth Mrs. Jones Smeth Williamsburg Damascus Hall School University of Maryland Clarksburg C&p Telephone Company Frederick

Who Will Wind The Clock In Copenhagen Century Clock

The piece notes a Copenhagen king starting a clock designed to run 1000 years without stopping and ponders the human habit of winding clocks. It contrasts household timing duties once managed by the head of a family with the imagined future of a long lasting clock and the question of whether someone will remember to wind it.

Copenhagen Denmark

Two Injured In Thurmont Accident

A two car crash at 3 13 p m Thursday in Thurmont left Mrs George Porteous 54 of Damascus unconscious and in Freder ick Memorial Hospital for observation while Miss May E Gregory of Washington was lightly injured and released after a check up State Trooper Donald Tucker leads the investigation with details to be released later A car skidded on ice in the incident DR GRAVES STRICKEN LOS ALAMOS N M AI and Dr Alvin Graves 46 who since 1948 has directed all American tests of atomic weapons suffered a heart attack there yesterday afternoon

Thurmont George Porteous Damascus Creager Frederick Memorial Hospital May E. Gregory Washington Donald Tucker Graves Los Alamos N.ai Alvin Graves

Annual Christmas Dance at Masonic Temple

Fifty years ago readers report a festive Christmas ball at the Masonic Temple with evergreen and red bell décor, music by Frederick Select Orchestra, and chaperones Dudley Page, Ida Markey, Albert Pearce, and Charles Ronback. Nearby, a prowler attempted to pry a shutter at Frank Smith’s East Fourth Street home and fled. Harry Creager and Harry Benson returned from Boltisyn three days away. Ernest Young opens a barber shop on Court Street beside KH Kine’s tobacco store. Casper E Cline and wife hosted their daughter Eleanor’s birthday party with friends and light refreshments.

Masonic Temple Frederick Select Dudley Page Ida Markey Albert Pearce Charles Ronback Frank Smith East Fourth Street Harry T. Creager North Bentz Street Harry G. Benson West South Street Boltisyn Ernest Young Court Street KH . Kine Casper Ecline East Third Street Eleanor

Twenty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago, December 30, 1995, reports note a light snow ending, roads opened by plows, a high of 16, county commissioners set a 1 rate after welfare board talks on pensions, Gambrill Park transferred to the state, plans to improve Mountain top near Frederick, and near Middletown Lunziet Shafer injured in a Christmas night snowstorm collision on National Highway near Bolivar.

Welfare Board Gambrill Park Frederick Lunzie T. Shafer Middletown Bolivar

Three Quints Start Home For Reunion

Three of the Dionne quintuplets were driven homeward to Callander Ontario for a New Year family reunion after a brief Christmas snub. Marie the fourth surviving quint remained in Montreal convalescing, Emile died in August 1954, and one more sister is not with them. The family faces questions over the fortune of $80 000 raised during minority with banker Edwards advising the 21 year old girls.

Montreal Vilas You Seed Aond Oliva Dr Callander Ont M Edwards Trust Company Warls

Amnest y Plea for 16 Communists Sparks Debate

In a Washington column by David Lawrence, 46 prominent Americans led by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt pressed President Eisenhower to grant amnesty to 16 imprisoned Communists convicted under the 1950 Smith Act. The petition argues cases occurred during the cold war and criticizes political use of justice, while critics call it naive and dangerous to cushion prosecutions of those who advocate forcible government overthrow. The piece notes signers include Norman Thomas, Elmer Rice, Henry Steele Commager, and Dean John Bennett, with reaction from Tampa papers labeling the move Humbug.

David Lawrence Washington Franklin D Roosevelt Eisenhower Communist Party Congress United States Cominunist America Tampa Democratic Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry Steele Commager Columbia Univer Dean Jobins Bennett Union Theological Seminary Stephen Cary American Friends Service Committee Coentra Oats Trias 3 Stalin Politburo Triming, Inc

Miss Enfield Weds Thom as Daniel Luthman in Brunswick

Miss Jane Adelaide Enfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Bertram Enfield of near Knoxville and Thomas Daniel Luthman son of Mr and Mrs W Claude Lutman of Brunswick were united in a two o'clock ceremony at the First Methodist church Brunswick Rev C L Beard officiated The church décor featured cedars holly and white candles The bride wore a dupioni silk gown with Alencon lace detailing a long torso and chapel train Her veil was French silk illusion and she carried a gardenia bouquet The matron of honor was Mrs Leon Enfield with bridesmaids Mrs David Lutman and Miss Nancy Benneche All attendants wore Hunter green velveteen gowns The best man was David Lutman among others The reception followed in the church social room with seasonal greens and cedars The traveling outfit was a Hunter green wool sheath dress with matching hat and accessories The couple will reside at Braddock Heights The bride is a Brunswick High School graduate class of 1954 and a stenographer at Camp Detrick The groom is a Brunswick High School graduate class of 1952 and employed by Frederick Motor Company

Jane Adelaide Enfield Bertram Enfield Knoxville Thomas Daniel Luthman W. Claude Lutman Brunswick First Methodist Church C. L. Beard Leon Enfield David Lutman Lovettsville Nancy Benneche Wests Prins Nfield Donald Straiman Barnsley John Insley Donald Carr Mareia Mehl Court Joseph's Emmitsburg Plc Williamsburg Braddock Heights Brunswick High School Camp Detrick Trederick Motor Company

Lt Joseph H Stephens returns to Portsmouth hospital

Lt Joseph H Stephens MC USNR has come back to Portsmouth Virginia after a visit with his parents at 402 Elm Street. He is on leave from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and serves in the Psychiatry department at the Naval Hospital Portsmouth. He will report back on July 1.

Joseph H. Stephens USNR Portsmouth Joseph 5. Stephens Elm Street Stephens Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Naval Hospital

Birth of a daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Side Glances notes the birth of Catherine Dariene Thursday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A social calendar item mentions LeRoy K. Remsberg hosting a large card party group in Air View Middletown Wednesday. Various Brunswick and area residents attended a surprise stork shower for Mrs John Breedon on December 19 at Mrs Willard’s Brunswick home with pink and blue decorations and multiple guests from Brunswick Petersville Dundalk Towson Frederick.

Catherine Dariene Frederick Memorial Hospital LeRoy K. Remsberg Air View Middletown Henry Layman John Breedon Brunswick William Williard Thomas Lake Tommy Linda Sandra Hezekiah Snowden Ernest King Lillie Walt John Love

Illness and Hospital Stays Reported in Local Notices

Among the sick Mrs Agnes A Miller of Thurmont was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Frank Rice of Lewistown was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her Lewistown home. Charles Rudell Loy Jr of Walkersville returned home after brain surgery at Frederick Memorial. Clarence Merriman of Brunswick entered Maryland General Hospital for observation and treatment. Eli Keeney of Frederick admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Dorothy Stroup of Adam Road convalescing at home after virus pneumonia. Earl Long moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital from near Pleasant. Sharon Lee Hargett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hargett, underwent tonsil and adenoid removal at Frederick Memorial. T E Jackson of Slatter Avenue admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs L Cameron Hill of Lewistown is a patient at Bon Secours Hospital in Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mrs G Thomas James returns home to Jefferson after two weeks at Frederick Memorial. She will be confined to her room for some time but is slowly improving.

Agary A. Miller Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital M. L. Creager and Son Frank Rice Lewistown Charles Rudell Loy Jr Maple Avenue Walkersville C. Rudell Loy Clarence M. Merriman East Amon FE Elworthy Mms. Pleasant Sharon Lee Hargett Airs Charles E. Hargett West South Street T E Jackson Slatter Avenue

Free Paddy Wagon Service For New Year’s Weekend

Baltimore motorist safety drive prompts Police Commissioner James Hepburn to offer free paddy wagon service home for New Year’s Weekend. He seeks to cut holiday traffic deaths by transporting intoxicated drivers, hoping to reduce accidents.

Baltimore James Hepbrow

STORKS HELPERS AID BIRTH AT NEAR NEW MARKET

Mount Airy Fire Department rushed to the Bassard home near New Market at 10:53 p m Thursday to assist the first child of Mrs Jesse Bassard a girl Chief Ed Remby and ambulance captain Walter Chaney handled the obstetric chores and later took mother and child to Frederick Memorial Hospital both listed in satisfactory condition

STORK Mount Airy Jesse Bassard New Market Ed Remby Walter Chaney Frederick Memorial Hospital

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