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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1952

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2

Semi-Weekly News February 5 1952 Frederick Md

The Feb 5 1952 issue of the Semi-Weekly News from Frederick Maryland announces publication every Tuesday and Friday. It lists subscription rates of 3 dollars per year and notes Associated Press membership. The paper invites news tips from any county area and emphasizes real names for submissions. It also advertises job printing services and notes second class mailing status.

Sreat Southern Ptg MFG North Court St Frederick Associated Prese Associated Prem Freder-°erick

The Thirties and the Path to Abundant Consumer Goods

The consequences of the Depression era linger in the economy, shaping marriages and school enrollments. Fewer new families reduce demand for goods, potentially lowering prices as consumer markets expand. Defense production and spending, at about 15 percent of national income, contrasts with World War II levels, influencing plans for plentiful consumer supply and easing price trends.

American Management Association

Fire damages Buckeystown home as clothing and furniture burn

A small fire in a weatherboard house near Buckeystown caused about 200 dollars of damage to clothes and furniture. The blaze started in an upstairs bedroom and spread from an upholstered settee. Neighbor actions and quick firemen response kept the house from serious damage. Bowens family away at the time. The four room two story rented home on State Road was owned by John Baker.

Buckeystown Independent Hose Co Te Bowens State Road Urbana Frederick Joel Wiillard Bowens John Baker

Park Avenue jewel theft solved by police

New York detectives cracked the 120000 Park Avenue robbery of fashion designer Mollie Parris. Three men admitted the elaborate heist, with 100000 worth of jewels recovered. Ringleader Joseph Paladino, 24, said he acted from a remembered wealthy home. Suspects Carmine Zoccolilio and Joseph Guidice, both in Manhattan, were booked on robbery and weapons charges. Police found the jewels in Guidice’s dresser drawer. Also, Myr and Mrs Harry Gladhill bought Elmer Routzahn’s home on West Main Middletown and will move April 1.

New York Park Avenue Mollie Parris Miss Parris Leon Livingston Joseph Paladino Carmine Zoccolilio Joseph Guidice Myr Harry Gladhill Elmer C. Routzahn West Main Street Middletown Gladhills Prospect Street Frank Shafer

Holland Speaker Praises Marshall Plan Aid And Recovery

Dr. R L Beukenkamp Netherlands Agricultural Attache told Civitan Ladies Night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel that Western Europe can become a defen sible bulwark against oppression if its economy remains strong. He cited 1945 recovery, Marshall Plan aid, and allied support as crucial. He noted obstacles from postwar looting, flood damage, Far East upheavals, and Indonesia's independence, but stressed renewed confidence from U S and Canada and the need for free competition and international cooperation.

Western Europe R. L. Beukenkamp Netherlands Civitans Ladies Francis Scott Key Hotel Western Europe Holland Far East Politi Indonesia United States Beukehkamp Marshall Eisenhower Canada Baeohower Boas Het Fee Beukensamp Netherinnas America University of Wageem Holland E Lee Keastime Chesapeake Civans David Oland Jerome Crutt Clyne Roney James Messersmith Charles Masha Alex Mendohall Arlandria Guy Kelly Kessling

Bible Class Observes 29th Anniversary With Dinner

The Ladies' Bible Class of Evan regular meeting in the church par g elical Reformed church held its loss on Jan 30 in the form of a covered dism dinner celebrating its 29th year of service. After the dinner the president, Mrs. Roy Ramsburg, presided, welcoming members and guests and relating the work they did during the year. Rev Paul L Althouse and Dr H L G Kieffer and Roy Graham, superintendent of the Sunday school, gave remarks. The meeting closed with the Mispah benediction. The social committee was composed of Mrs. Charles Staley, chairman, Mrs. Clifford Baker, Mrs. Florence Creager, Mrs. Albert Culler, Mrs. Leslie Burger, Mrs. Guy Mateny.

Ladies’ Bible Clase of Evan Church Pargelical Reformed Church Roy Ramsburg Paul L. Althouse H. L. G. Kieffer Roy Graham Charles Staley Clifford Baker Florence Creager Albert Culler Leslie Burger Guy Mateny

Youth volunteer call grows to 200 in Frederick County

Delegations from Sabillasville Emmitsburg Monrovia and Brunswick plan to attend a Sunday meeting at Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church Walkersville to support the Call to United Christian Youth Action. The event features worship film discussions supper recreation and a commitment service backed by national church leaders and 38 Protestant and Orthodox churches.

Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church Walkersville United Christian Youth Action Carl Staley Frederick County Sabillasville Emmitsburg Monrovia Brunswick Covenant With God Christian Youth United Action Henry Knox Sherrill National Council of Churches Protestant Episcopal Church United Christian Youth Movement Erma Stutt Utica Evangelical and Reformed Patty Carter Jefferson Lutheran Paul Spurrier Libertytown John Schild Walkersville Evangelical United Brethren Meredith H Mackley Frederick Lutheran Barbara Thomas Grace Evangelical and Reformed Roger Layman Gareth Lease Mon’revia Brethren Frederick County Council of Religious Education Mission Board Edgar F. Hoffmeier North Market Street Evangelical and Reformed Church Board of International Missions Willore India Christian Medical College New York United States Canada Orient

Man from Middletown Appeals After Speeding Conviction

Paul Lloyd Babington of Middletown was convicted of speeding on Route 40 east of Frederick. He testified his speedometer read 30 mph while Trooper Kenneth H. Tichneil said he paced the defendant at up to 85 mph. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended a $10 fine and Babington’s attorney Edwin Fo Nikirk noted an appeal.

H Reese Shoemaker Cin Peoples Court Paul Lloyd Baban Middletown Babington Kenneth H. Tichneil Frederick Edwin Fo Nikirk Jose Elise Weber Big Spring William Henry Zimmes

Frederick City Finalizes Land Purchase for East Street Extension

City officials report completion of major land acquisitions for the East Street extension. Frederick Mayor Donald B Rice and City Attorney W Jerome Offur accepted a $3,500 deed from the Grand Lodge of IOOPF for a tract at East Street and Market where the road will merge, leaving two easements to secure.

Frederick City Donald B Rice Grand Lodge IOOPF East Street Rice W. Jerome Offur Robert B. Clapp TO & F

Garden Club Talk by Mrs Acker In Frederick Event

Oriental floral arrangements will be discussed and demonstrated for Tasker's Chance Garden Club and guests from Garden Club of Frederick on February 11. Mrs W B S Acker of Washington discusses Kyoto training and Western adaptations, with notes on containers and materials. Local hosting at Grove Boulevard home of Mrs Walter Crowther. president Mrs J D Dave presides. Invitations extend to Garden Club of Frederick members. Tea to follow.

Acker Tasker's Chance Garden Club Garden Club of Frederick Washington Kyoto Japan Mysho School Bryn Mawr Garden Club Taskers Chance Tex Mrs. Acker Mame Hood Katharine, Dutrow Charlotte P. Sroth Joseph Henry Apple Hood College Miriam Rankin Apple

Frederick News Briefs Include Awards and Visits

Mr Gart D Sunday of 11 West Third Street an engineering assistant with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in the Frederick area received the double diamond emblem for 40 years of service. Oscar U Fisher yeoman third class USN and son of Mr and Mrs Oscar D Fisher of Route 1 Frederick was awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Mr and Mrs Milton O Carmack of Denver Cole and Mrs C V Biser Grant Place visited their brother and sister in law. Mr and Mrs Harry E Carmack at their new home near Fengaville Friday. Mr and Mrs John Eldridge of Myersville left for Bradenton Florida where they have spent the winter but returned due to illness and death of Mrs Eldridge's father John C Leather. Mr and Mrs Edwin Freed of Locust Valley visited Mr Freed's brother Carroll Freed. Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore reports Mr Freed underwent an eye operation recently. Mr and Mrs Rube A Reed and Ira D Hert of Middletown left Sunday for Florida planning to visit Mr Reed's home in Virginia before proceeding through the southern states. Mr and Mrs Daniel S Willard northeast of Middletown are the parents of a second child Larry David born Tuesday January 29 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jos Grossnickle near Wolfsville congratulate on the birth of a daughter Monday January 21 at Washington County Hospital.

Gart D. Sunday West Third Street Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Frederick Telephone Company Oscar U. Fisher USN Oscar D. Fisher Route 1 Milton O. Carmack Denver Cole C. V. Biser Grant Place Harry E. Carmack Fengaville John Eldridge Myersville Bradenton Florida Mrs. Eldridge Edwin Freed Locust Valley Mr. Freed Carroll Freed Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Freed Rube A. Reed Ira D. Hert Middletown Mr. Reed Virginia Daniel S. Willard Larry David Frederick Memorial Hospital

Sacred Music Concert at Brunswick Feb 13

Westminster Seminary Singers led by Prof J Edward Mayer will give a sacred music concert at First Methodist Church Brunswick on Wednesday evening February 13 at eight o clock. The 27 member chorus from Westminster Theological Seminary includes ministerial students from eleven states and will be accompanied by Prof Douglas R Chandler. The concert, sponsored by the Fort Methodist church, is open to the public with no admission charge.

Westminster Seminary J. Edward Mayer Hamline Methodist Church Washington Westminster Theological Seminary First Methodist Church South Maryland Avenue Brunswick Douglas R. Chandler Westmnster School Wedney We Ft Aethodist Church George Bennett

Hyde to Enter Field for 6th District Seat

Cum­berland Jan 31 Senator De­witt S Hyde R Montgomery plans to seek the Sixth District Congress nomination. Hyde said he will file formally within ten days during a Western Maryland district tour aided by George C Warner Montgomery County GOP official. Beall currently holds the seat. four others have filed or indicated candidacy. Segregation dropped at Ford's Theater Baltimore Jan 31, managers announced end to 1871 policy. The theater, long pressured by civil rights groups, will permit Negroes in all sections.

Cumberland Pitate Dewitt S. Hyde Montgomery Congress Maryland Hyde George C. Warner GOP Central Committee Montgomery County J. Glenn Beall Bell U. Senate Baltimore Ford’s John Little Ford's Generals Assembly State Commission On Interracial Problems

February school events highlight PTA meetings and plays

Frederick County schools publish a busy calendar with PTA executive and membership meetings at North Market Street and Parkway schools. Frederick High School plans a Valentine channel 9 event on February 14 with a student committee, a dance band, and student performances. Elm Street and county councils organize curricular exhibits and a Spring district planning luncheon. Obituaries note a Westminster fortieth wedding anniversary for Shoemaker and a marriage license issued to Haines and Keller.

North Market Street PTA Parkway Brunswick Walkersville Thurrmont Emmitsburg Frederick High School Maryland Elm Street Jaime Meadows Anita Moberly Margaret May Russell Rice Theodore Lichtenstein Susanne Keefer Emma Baker Carole Brachey Connie Brandenburg Shirley Bowers Gloria Frye Evelyn DeGrange Janet Winpigler Joan Wortis Eloise Carpenter Patsy Payne Joan Hahn Ida Mae Bell Gary Rice Paul Burgee Howard Dinterrman Richard Hargett Richard Morgan Richard Burns Gary Lacy Girls Homemakers Club Patsy Wenzel Shirley Wiles Evelyn Heffner Shirley Adkins Barbara Poole Nancy van Fossen Coin Club Willard Rudy Barbara Utterback Emmit Rowland Lincoln SVDB Dramatic Club Mary Jean Adamson Meredith Alexander Ralph Keno Stamp Club Parkway Pta Federal Staff College County Council Pta Frederick County Council Joseph Vona College Avenue Frederick Osborne Annapolis Congress of Parents and Teachers Parent Education Committee Ernest G. Osborne

Firemen Map One Way Street Plans Update

Representatives of four fire companies met with the Mayor and Chief of Police to discuss the new one way street system. The group agreed to drive against traffic when necessary and to develop routes, with cautions about liability for accidents. A two month trial was set, with further meetings to refine rules. Parking fines rise to five dollars near hydrants and rope barriers may control crowds at fires. An additional note reports Ingrid Bergman expects a baby in July per Daily American.

Market Bentz Bentz Street Fie Corbin Fins Fire Company Mayor Rice W. W. Corbin Charles Bell Melvin Schwearing W. Bartgis Storm Benjamin Rosenstock Charles E. Troxell Earl Forney Arthur Strine James Marrone

Equity in Frederick County Court divorce bill Anderson v Anderson

In the Frederick County Court for Maryland a bill in equity by Lilian Belva Anderson seeks a divorce from Maurice William Anderson on grounds of 18 months abandonment and desertion. Complainant states residence in Frederick County, husband unknown, marriage Sept 16 1942 in Frederick. Court orders publication notice once weekly for four weeks and appearance by March 7, 1952. Clerk Ellis C Wachter. Filed January 18 1952. True Copy.

Fredericcokmem Erick Lilian Belva Anderson Maurice Wiliam Anderson Lulan Belva Anderson Maurice William Anderson Frederick County Maryland Frederick W. Mill Weaver Circuit Court Feisty Ellis C Wachter Clicnts Mathias & Mathias Solicitors Ellis C. Wachter Lian

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