The Semi-Weekly News 1953 Frederick Md Feb 3 edition
The paper announces subscription rates and membership in press associations. It offers corrected retractions on demand and solicits news from county residents by mail or phone. It promotes job printing services and notes postal publication status.
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Great Southern Ptg
MFG CO
North Court
Tredetick
Associated Press
Frederick Md
Squire Of Jackson County Reflects On Ex Presidents
The piece notes six former presidents who served since 1900, including Roosevelt Taft Wilson Coolidge Hoover and Truman. It highlights their post presidency activities and credits Truman with maintaining dignity as a retired leader, while praising Hoover as a model of office conduct.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Harry S Truman
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
Outlook
Taft
Yale
Kansas City Star
War Labor Board
Wilson
Washington
Coolidge
Truman
Squire
Jackson County
Ordered to Pay for Old TV Set in Emmitsburg Case
The Matthews Company sues Laurence Haley for the remaining balance of 397.35 on a 1948 Philco TV bought for 427. Haley claimed repeated repairs and a bad reception hindered use, while Matthews argued no return was requested. Judge Patrick M Schnauffer noted early TV fringe-area issues and the witness showed the set operated largely over years with neighbor observers.
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Emmitsburg
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Matthews Company
Laurence Haley
Haley
George Pecher
Armed Forces of the
United States
Philco
Pecher
Martin +B. Stouter
Baltimore City
Hales
Baltimore
William M. Storm
Todns
Matthews Compan and Alhouse
Jen Y. Bennectt
Ales
Mire
Austin Gorden
Andrew Adams
Ube Tned
Richard W. Herkleiz
Pasadena
Holders of the Detour Bans Elect Directors at Annual Meeting
The Detour Bans held its annual meeting and elected directors 4ropp D Adams Charles C Eyles Earl H Hoffman Ernest F Keil benz David B Reifsmd er William J Stonesider and John Wood. Officers were chosen with Charlie C Exeter as president John Mood as vice president Maj Ebien Catlin as secretary and cashier bookkeeper Wazel MM Stonesifer and counsel Jon a Wood. A new representative from the State Income Tax Division will assist with 1942 returns at the Frederick Court House March 4 to April 14 with field visits at Bank of Brunswick March 16 First National Bank March 2 Sikesville State Bank March 3 Springfield State Hospital Sykesville March 4. An additional ship fire report from London notes suspicions of British sabotage and a naval aircraft incident.
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4Ropp
D. Adams
Charles C. Eyles
Earl H Hoffman
Ernest F Keilbenz
David B. Reifsmder
William J Stonesider
John Wood
Charlie C. Exeter
John Mood
Maj
Ebien Catlin
Wazel MM Stonesifer
Jona Wood
State Compbrellers Office
Court House
Frederick
Bank of Brunswick
First National Bank Mit
Sikesville State Bank
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Paroled Maryland killer of wife after 13-year term
ANNAPOLIS Jan 28 UP Stillman Snow Smith 57, jailed for second degree murder in the shotgun slaying of his wife, has been paroled by Gov McKeldin. He was convicted Oct 22, 1947, by Allegany County Circuit Court and had served 13 years of a 13 year sentence. Shipley credits a good home program and favors release. The governor also freed 18 other prisoners on Shipley’s recommendation including Robert Lee Seavers for a separate case.
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Anxapolis
Stillman Snow Smith
Maryland
McKeldin
Statehouse
Smith
Allegany County Circuit Court
Earl Shipley
Invision of
Shipley
Court News Paul Beatrice and Pettition for divorce details
Court News Paul Beatrice presiding at Patterson bill of complaint for absolute divorce. Nellie Mae Willard v Luther Willard also listed. Marriage licenses issued for Carl Steichelt 21 and Norma Pohl 19 in Baltimore. Charles Unger 19 and Dorothy Blower 17 in Thurmont. George Callan Jr 21 and Margaret Houck 23 in Emmitsburg. Allen Knill 22 and Bettie Oden 24 in Frederick. Numerous property deeds and powers of attorney noted across Frederick County with $10 consideration. last entry lists Wilbur Martin and Leah Brandenburg around Mt Airy.
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Beatrice
Patterson Va
Preston P. Patterson
Nellie Mae B. Willard
Luther David Willard
Carl H. Steichelt
Norma Lee Pohl
Baltimore
Charles F. Unger
Dorothy A. Blower
Thurmont
George Bernard Callan, Jr
This City
Margaret Claudia Houck
Emmitsburg
Allen Oscar Knill
Leo Brandenburg Et al
Hettye A. Hahn
Ruth A. Brandenburg
Albert L. Eyler, Jr
Harry M. Feaga
Ruth R. Fiautt
Catoctin Sstates, Inc
Catoctin Estates, Inc
E. Robert Pemsel
John B. Joy
Horward H. Gosnell
W. Lester Miller
John Bernard Wetzel
Marshall L. Sanders
Mollie M Harp
Albert C. Haupt
Glenn W. Palmer
John F. Moats
Samuel Luther Birely
Margaret D. Birely
Wilbur E. Martin
Leah R. Brandenburg
Mt. Airy
Women’s Clubs Prospect Club Meets with Banking Talk
On Tuesday afternoon January 20 Mrs William Scheel Jr hosted 16 members and two guests of the Prospect Homemakers Club. President Mrs Willard Van Sant led with the American Creed and January songs. Reports on county council and chair caning were given, and several members signed for judging county contests. Frank Conaway of First National Bank Mt Airy spoke on Banking Matters. Next meeting February 17 at Mrs Henry Magaha’s home. The Gambrill Park Homemakers Club met January 26 with 15 members and two guests. Gordon Palmer led a discussion on Banking Problems. The Frederick City Homemakers Club hosted 15 attendees with Mrs Bernard Gilbert presiding. committee reports and a children’s clothes demo were planned for March. Woodsboro Homemakers Club luncheon on January 7 featured a red and white Valentine theme, prizes for card and games, and a social afternoon.
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William Scheel, Jr
Prospect Homemakers Club
Willard van Sant
Foard Hood
Sterling Roberts
Henry Magaha
Frank Conaway
First National Bank of
Mt Airy
Gambrill Park Club
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club
Ray Witmer
Gordon Palmer
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
W. R. Gross
Harry Stup
John A. Harris
James Harris
Samuel Miller
Beatrice Rehr
Frederick City
Bernard Gilbert
Dill Avenue
Robert Marsh
Carlton Baumgardner
Frederick County National Bank
Darwin Huetting
Samuel Marrene
Guibert
Charles Keller
F. J. Cook
Marsh
Frank R. Smith, Jr
Etchison
Mr. Shipley
Motter Avenue
Lynne Wallace Irons
Westwood N. J
Miss Etchison
Edward Hart Etchison
City
Shoemaker, Jr
Francis ScuilKey
Miss Etcison
Shipley
Robert Crum
North Market Street
Garber
West Patrick Street
Henry R. Shoemaker
William M Storm
This City
A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson
Francis Scott Key
Marion E. Insley, Jr
Wright, Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
John M. Dyson
Azerton
Capt. Insley
Frederick
Community bridge afternoon at Camp Detrick club
The Camp Detrick Women's Club will hold a regular bridge afternoon Thursday at one o'clock in the Officers' Open Mess. All members and guests are urged to attend. no reservations are needed. Also noted are various social events and family announcements from local residents with birthdays, travels, and weddings.
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Camp Detrick Women's Club
Brunswick Bridge Contract Awarded by State Roads Commission
The State Roads Commission awarded a 1.32 million dollar contract to American Bridge Division U S Steel for the Brunswick bridge over the Potomac River. It will have 20 steel spans, total length 2425 feet, crossing above eleven railroad tracks and canal yards. Several properties will be razed for its Brunswick connection, with a 26 foot roadway and two safety curbs for three foot walkways.
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State Roads Commission
American Bridge Division
U. S. Steel Company
New Brunswick
Potomac River
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. and O. Canal
Jurors Chosen for Next Term in Circuit Court
Forty eight residents from city and county were selected for the February term of Circuit Court opening Monday February 16. Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer oversaw the process. The term includes grand and petit juries with 14 women among the drawn panel. The list names jurors from multiple towns including Frederick Buckeystown Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana New Market Hanover Petersville Mt. Pleasant Jefferson Thurmont Jackson Woodsboro Johnsville Walkersville and other communities. The grand jury will be formed on opening day with a foreman to be named by the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Grayson B. Hailer
Mildred S. Ramsburg
Guy Ramsburg, Jr
George E. Lewis, Jr
Harry H. Reid
William B. Hill
Bernice Hammaker
Jesse N. Smith
Arthur T. McCanner
Buckeystown
George H. Wilt
Raymond R. Basford
Middletown
Virginia G. Routizahn
Earl M. Kepler
Creagerstown
Guy Eby
Jefferson
George W. Lakin
Dan H. Weinberg
Thurmont
Catherine 5. Beall
Ross C. Firer
Jackson
Dottie M Falkenstein
Robert E. Gouker
Johnsville
Oscar L. Albaugh
Edna J. Buffington
Woodville
George C. Elliott
Charles W. Hooper
Singanore
Wilbur T. Hood
Lewistown
Mary Warner
Tuscarora
Fire in Main Deck Cabin of Queen Elizabeth Liner
A suspicious blaze broke out on the main deck cabin of the Queen Elizabeth while at Southampton drydock. Firefighters contained the three hour fire in Cabin 93 ward robe closet as detectives weigh accidental or deliberate causes amid sabotage suggestions.
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Southampton
Eng
Shipboard
Criminal Investigation Department
Charles Box
King George VI Drydock
Benefit Auction For Polio At Knoxville
A March of Dimes benefit auction was held Friday night at the Potomac Market and Auction House Route 1 Knoxville. Total proceeds were 202.25 dollars. Items donated included a baby buggy and a child's piano and bench by Joanne Hammond, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hammond of Brunswick, who was a polio victim. Staff contributions from the auction house and several named locals supported the sale.
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Potomac
Route 1
Knoxville
Liude Joanne Hammond
John Hammond
Brunswick
William R. Nailey
Ronald Miller
Jr Wallace Muilendore
Bernard Ganaway
Daniel C. Poole
Senate hearing set on teacher pay bill in Maryland
A Senate Finance committee hearing on the Green report for Maryland teacher pay raises was adjourned after the death of Baltimore City Schools Superintendent Dr William H Lemmel and will resume next Thursday. The bill surfaces support from Thomas G Pullen and Wendell Allen with PTA and League for Women Voters voices urging a shorter funding period.
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Senate Finance Committee
Maryland
William H. Lemmel
Baltimore City
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Lemmel
H. J. Green
Ramsburg
Thomas G. Pullen
Wendell Allen
State Board of Education
Joseph A. Hunter
PTA
Stanley Cook
Congress of Pta
Joseph R. Hurston
League For Women Voters
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
Paul Wise
Ross Smith
W. M.houck
PTA Council
House of Delegates
Ways and Means
Attorney General's Office
Senate
House
General Assembly
Baltimore
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Michael Poe
Earl Hawkins
J. P. Feiser
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Carroll Wickless
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Lowell
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Harry T. Miller
Frederick High School
Orpha Alexander
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California
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Frederick Memorial Hopital
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Charles L. Rice
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Lester Moser
John Eaton
Samuel Reed
Marion Rice
Joyce Eaton
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Audrey Sherry Eaton
Audrey Rice
Georgetta Reed
Emily Hewitt
Nancy Anders
Patsy Fultz
Virginia Fultz
Sherbey Baugher
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William Sloan
Elm Street
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Camp Detrick
Henrys Rubner
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Canasta
Oren ‘Neal
Martin
Merle Brosius
Tcanasta
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Earl Remsberg
Omaha
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National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
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Airy
William Day
Day
Jessie Grabil
Fort Lauderdale
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A. E. Price
Thomas Pickles
St. Simons. Ga
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Harry R. Harne
Mt. Aiy
Virginia
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Los Angeles
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Sand
Larry
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A. Watt Etchison
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Ralph Bernard Shipley
Emory B. Shivnies
Calvary Methodist Church
David Weinberg
Manuel M. Weinberg
Magnolia Avenue
Robert ‘Thomas
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Mrs. DeGrey Bishop
I Lindbergh Avenue
Jean C. Smith
Raymond L. Smith
Woodsboro
William Binkley
Indianapolis
Ind
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Chicago
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Russell H. Oden
East Ninth Street
Bettie Lee Oden
Edward P. Oden
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Alien O. Knill
Airs J. Russell Knill
Center Street
James Tunney
Edgar Fox
Horace Alexander
Frank Tunney
Edward Wachter
Mac Faret Elworthy
Emory Staley
Robert Denner
Raymond Clingan
James Tinney Jr
Edward Oden
Lewis Garrett
Dunbar Darby
Albert Fisher
Ann Betty
Sally Tinney
Louise Clingan
Ezra Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
Francis Scott Key ‘Hotel
Amadeo Bertini
Ned Clark
New York City
C. Burs Arty Library
Margaret 3. Kent
Maryland State School For the Deaf
M.S. 8
Dorothy Wastier
M Ruth Summers
Maude Schaffer
Guilford Avenue
George Kessler
West Fourth Street
Henry Serepca
Henry's Department Store
Arthur T. Jackson
Pearl
Ruth Stevens
John M. Williams
Pikesville
Alan
Anne Custis Peter
Douglas Worthington Pearre
Oliver Truman Pearre
Hopewell
Union Bridge
St. John’s Episcopal Church
G. Freeland Peter
Leslie Glenn
Lorna Janet Morley
Oliver Jackson Pearce
John Emory Cross, Jr
Joan Peal Johnston
Robert Taft Dorin
Marshall, Va
Forrest Dodge Bowie
Prince Georges County
Gloria Jean Warfield
M. T. Warfield
Urbana
Carroll Topper
Reading
Reading Hospital
Mr. Topper
Guy J. Topper
Employes Group
Relief and Benefit Association of the Union Manufacturing ,Company
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Gayla Secht
Clifton iFreed
Ethel Angleberger
Myrtle Dixon
Elizabeth iHahm
Lester Holtz
Elwood Allison
Rt 4
Charles L Snyder
J. D. Butler
Shepherdstown
W. Va
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Nellie Spring
East South Street
William H. Fletcher, Jr
Falls Church
Otho P. Spring
Lovettsville
Samuel B. Butler
Butler
Mary H. Gregory
Joseph Vona
North College Parkway
Orphans Court
Officers Club
Camm ‘Detrick
P .M. Handley
Richmond
Gregory
James H. Gregory
Braddock Heights
Manuel M. Weirsberg
Miami
Fla
Weibergs
Everglades
Ivor E. B. Rosencrantz
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Ballivaeix
Armed Services
Ingine
AIR Force
Clay H. Thompson
Joseph M. Thompson
Sellman
Camp Breckinstdge
Kentucky
Thompsson
U.S. A
Ico
T.H
A. B. N. Inf
101St Airborne Division
Camp Breckinridge
Alaska
Robert Lee Terry
Brooklyn
W. A. C. Hughes
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Cross
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