Towson debutantes and rising students featured in notes
Towson and Louisville society pages note Miss Seiler granddaughter of Mrs John Cotten Engelhard of Louisville. She studied at Bryn Marden and Sarah Lawrence in Bronxville. Debuts include the Bachelors Cotillon and Spinsters Cotillion. junior league provisional member. Mr McDonald a Mercersburg graduate in senior year at Washington and Lee with Phi Kappa Sigma and other societies, plans medical school next fall. Also obituaries report Cap Warren A Blake, longtime navigator and Consolidated Navigation Co. chairman, died at Union Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Fidelity Building and Loan Association Series 33 matured after 330 weeks, total about 185 million in mortgages and cash releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
Seiler
John Cotten Engelhard
Louisville
Phi Kappa Sigma
Pi Alpha Nu
Alpha Epsilon Delta
McKendree Reilly Etchison
Interc Etchison
Baltiore
Warren A Blake
The
Consolidated Navigation Co
Union Memorial’ Hospital
Tla
Port Republic
N.J
Blake
Fidelity Bulding and Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Institution
TB Fight Marks semicentennial as deaths fall sharply
The article notes the drop in tuberculosis deaths from 201 per 100,000 in 1904 to 20 per 100,000 in 1952, calling TB the era’s greatest killer among communicable diseases. It credits voluntary organizations, Christmas Seals, new drugs, and school screenings for progress, while urging continued vigilance and job support for ex patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
National Tuberculosis Association
Lea
One For The Road Peril In Liquor Sales
In Connecticut and many states selling liquor to intoxicated patrons can incur liability when a drunken driver causes harm. Verdiicts up to 40000 have been awarded in such cases against sellers. The practice of selling to intoxicated drivers is condemned as a major crime of nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Club planning ambitious flower show in April at Calvary Hall
Taskers Chance Garden Club members plan a large flower show on April 21 at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall open to all Frederick residents and Fifth Division exhibitors. Mrs. Eric Lundgren chairs. schedules available. Awards include first to honorable mention ribbons with special exhibits from Nurseries and a landscaping company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Calvary Methodist Parish Hall
Eric Lundgren
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
Calvary Hall
T Nurseries
Fin Surgeon and Landscaping Company
W. Cash Smith
Tassers Chance
Lundzen
Cochairman
Joseph Turner
Caries T Smith
Arena of Duve
Carlton Molesworth
Ivy
Vis Tintin
A. G. Smith
Lawrence Baldwin
Vis
Walter Crowther
William Wo Tnomac
Roland E. Seidel
Theron Green
Senate votes against treaty send back to committee
The Senate rejected the full treaty with a 7448 vote, sending the power constitutional amendment controversy back to the Judiciary Committee. Senators Beall, Molt, Butler, Williams, Frear listed among those voting against recommital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Beall
Molt
Butler
Willams
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items report Frederick election bill to disfranchise many black residents if passed. gas discovery at Fourth and Bentz after iron bar driven into ground, ground frozen three feet. Baltimore papers shown at City Opera House to a large audience. Grand Lodge Mason Trevor Henry Branch spoke at Tenex Lodge meeting. a portrait of the late Judge Lind presented to the lodge. John Pyle, Ware House man, buys warehouse at Graston and plans move by early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Baughman
Frederick Tiv
Fourth
Bentz
Baltimore
City Opera House
Gracetam
Twenty Years Ago from The Columns Of The News
Near zero weather returned to the counts after the latest snow. It was zero above on the city this morning. four roads were blocked by drifts. Sedan and a truck were damaged in a collision at the Square Corner. the truck skidded and couldn’t stop for the red light. Checker contest between Lewistown and Creacers town at Crearerstown, home team winning 30 to 26. A return contest will be played tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Creacerstown
Crearerstown
Winnins
Zonta Club plans March fashion show at Key Hotel
The Zonta Club schedules a supper and fashion show for March 8 in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom at six thirty. Mrs Alice Barker is general chairwoman with cochairs and committee heads overseeing tickets, publicity, decorations, menu, and music for the event featuring outfits from Taun and Country Shop and hats from Snyder's Hat Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Francis Seo Key
Alice Barker
Marjone Etchison
Virs Grace Landauer
Taun
East Church Street
Snyder’s
Wellsmere
Dorothy Carty
Ken Hersperger
Helen Smith
Mary C Hodzson
Marie Yours
Karol’s Kiddie
Condon Tobacco Comnant
Finh
William B. Boyer Dies At Home At St. Mark's
William B Boyer a noted transportation executive died at his St Mark s home Thursday after a three year illness He was 52 He leaves wife N Gertrude and three children Eugene E Boyer Mrs Douglas Piper and Bruce E Boyer a US Army member Mrs Helen Boyer and Mrs Paul Zecher two sisters and three grandchildren Also surviving are home at 106 Gast Chum Succi and funeral arrangements will be announced by M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Blessing Boyer
St Mark's
William
Salome Blessing Boyer
Methodist Church
Jefferson
Hotary Club
Brunswick
B. and B. Transportation Co
N. Gertrude Boyer
Eugene E. Boyer
Douglas Piper
Middletown
Bruce E. Boyer
US Army
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Helen Boyer
This City
Paul Zecher
Burkittsville
Gast Chum Succi
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ida May Hobbs
Stevens Avenue
Arbutus
Elias Clifton Hobbs
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Nicholas
Annie Fowler Day
Helen Sullivan
Donald Young
Wilmer Hobbs
Wade C. Hobbs
Gordon Rohr
Edward W. Hobbs
Catonsville
Wilkens Avenue
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
William Lewis
Springfield Cemetery
Deaths and Obituaries From Thurmont and Nearby Areas
Multiple obituaries list Edward Martin 62 of Thurmont died suddenly at home from a heart condition. Survivors include brothers Harry and George, nieces and nephews. Services Sunday at 2 pm from the Thurmont funeral home. interment in Lewistown cemetery. Funeral directors MM Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Charles Edward Martin
David
Ellen Susanne Carson Martin
Thurmont
H. and F
Harry
George Martin
Lewistown
MM. L. Creager and Son
Local Health and Personal Update News
Among The Sick Stanley T Sundergirl was removed to the New ton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg W Va for treatment of back injuries received Tuesday Little Miss Bonita Rice daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Rice is confined to her home in Rocky Springs with the grippe Mrs Arthur Stull 107 West South street underwent a major operation recently at Frederick Memorial Hospital is now much improved and able to have visitors Judge Patrick M Schnauffer is a patient in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Mrs Kathryn Burdette 10 East Fifth street a patient at Emergency Hospital for several months is reported in critical condition Ralph E Rhoderick South Market street who was injured Tuesday afternoon in a fall from a balcony was returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday evening in the ambulance of C E Cline and Son His employer announced no bones were broken but he cannot return to work immediately Bob Feller signed his 16th contract with the Cleveland Indians in Tucson Ariz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Sundergirl
Trail Avenue
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Bonita Rice
Bernard J. Rice
Rocky Springs
Arthur Stull
South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Kathryn Burdette
East Fifth Street
Ralph E. Rhoderick
South Market Street
C. E. Cline
Collections Reported For Heart Fund
Driver salesmen of the dairies operating from the city have turned in about 450 dollars to date for the Frederick County Heart Association drive. The American Legion reported street solicitations totaling about 300 dollars and will continue collections today and Saturday. Special events chairman Mrs. Vernal C. Moore has raised about 150 dollars, plus 832 from the Mt. Pleasant community and 16 from the Business and Professional Women's club. A teen fashion show and tea is planned at the Hotel Frederick. The Opti Mrs. are backing a square dance at Frederick High School for the fund on March 6. The campaign aims to conclude by month’s end, likely extending into the first week of March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Heart Association
George Chapline, Jr
American Legion
Legion
Nelson Strathern
William Drews
Vernal C. Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Business
James A. Grove
Frederick High School
Funeral notices and priors for James Mauzy Addie Norris Magaha and others
Funeral services are announced for James M. Mauzy at 2 p.m. at 8 East Patrick Street with interment at Mount Olivet. Addie Elizabeth Norris dies in Bartonsville. services at 2 p.m. Monday at Jackson's Chapel after calling hours at 106 East Church Street. Thomas Heffner Magaha of Point of Rocks had services at 2 p.m. Thursday at 106 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet. officials from B&O, Maryland and Virginia state and Frederick police attended. Ernest Pete Lizer funeral held in Myersville with Rev. C Basil Grossnickle officiating. interment in Wolfsville United Brethren cemetery. Chloe Cecil Hamilton dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at 11 a.m. Thursday at 106 East Church Street. interment in Mount Hope Cemetery. Leo Paul Zentz dies suddenly. services at Thurmont St John’s Lutheran at 2 p.m.. interment in Thurmont Blue Ridge Cemetery with pallbearers from Fairchild, Hagerstown. Allen F. Heller named to Washington County Liquor Board. succeeds John R. Black. post valued at 1,500 dollars. Heller also serves on Maryland Board of Natural Resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Mauzy
Frederick Junction
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Addie Elizabeth Norris
Marion A. Norris
Bartonsville
East Church Street
Jackson’s
Fairview Cemetery
M.R. Etchison and Son
Thomas Heffner Magaha
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Maryland State Police
Virginia State Police
Frederick
Ira B. Stunkle
Lewis E. Ogle
Clarence BE. Camber
Charles W. Selby
Oscar M. O'Hara
Lester E. Hine
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ernest Pete Lizer
Wolfsville
Myersville
Basil Grossnickle
Charles Smith
David Rudolph
Joe Farsht
Paul Warrenfeltz
United Brethren Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
Chloe Cecil Hamilton
Roger S. Hamilton
Mount Carmel
H. C. Kottier
Gilmore Hamilton
Lloyd Hamilton
Thomas Hesson
Woodrow Fox
Melvin Haugh
Rey Peters
Mount Hope J
Woodsboro
M. R
Leo Paul Zentz
Thurmont St. John’s Lutheran Church
Charles H. Corbett
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Ralph K. Badergren
Harling M. Keetey
Onnie B Funk
William G. Lough
Robert J. Thomas
Russell B. Trumpower Jr
Thurmont Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Washington County Republican Central Committee
Allen F. Heller
Washington County Liquor Board
Heller
Hancock
John Ri R Black
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Quilting Bee Death: Rocky Ridge Leader Martha Dayhoff
Martha Dayhoff a 33 year old Rocky Ridge leader collapsed at a Thurmont quilting party and died en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was active in the Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren and the New Midway community, past president of the New Midway Volunteer Fire Co Ladies Auxiliary and P T A. Funeral arrangements set with services at home and Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
New Midway
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martha Isabel Dayhoff
Aaron Rice
Earlow, Dayhoff
Tivoli Theater Sale Deed Recorded on West Patrick Street
A deed records the sale of the Tivoli theater property from Stanley Company of America to Transamerica Frederick Realty Corporation of Berwyn Heights for about 145000 dollars. A transfer of the Frederica theater lease at 216 North Market Street from William L. Fisher to Transamerica Frederick Realty Corporation takes effect February 24. Earlier reports noted the Tivol building sale and lease transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Stanley Company of America
Transamerica ‘Frederick Realty Corporation
Berwyn Heights
Stanley Company
Frederica Theater
North Market Street
William L. O. Fisher
Transamerica
Frederick Realty Corporation
Tivol Theater
Frederick Theater
Boy Dies After Being Hit By Ball
Elmer Mullinix a fifth grader from North Market Street School died after a batted ball struck him in the head. He was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital where he died during preparations for skull surgery. The skull fracture and extra-dural pressure were cited by the county medical examiner as the cause, noting delay in recognizing injury. Surviving: his father Narvil Mullinix mother Louise Mullinix sister Patricia and grandparents. Funeral arrangements announced with services Monday at the late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hares
Franklin Mullnnx
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Macket Street
Mullinix
Elmer
Narvil F. Muillinix
Young Mullinix
Giea
Robert J. Furie
Louise M. Mullinix
Patricia
Louise Roberts Mullinx
Mabel Dietrich
Hagerstown
Elmer Mullinix
Lisbon
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
C.M. Waltz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Pintard Seiler
Kuxton
Elizabeth Gray Seiler
John Etchison McDonald
S. Elmer Barnhart
Dorothy Marie
Charles Ray Green
C. Lloyd Green
the News
Lems
Randolph Wehler
Charles E Wehler
West Fifth Street
Randolph Webler Wolle
J. Ross Wolle
Dr. Webler
Marrietta Henderson
Hood College
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary’s City
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Margrete Dill
Baltimore Hood Club
Edmondson Village Hall
Alumnae Association
Helflenstein
Miss Dill
Oscar B. Cobrentz
Melvin M. &Ngle
West Indies
South America
Walter K. Forney
East South Street
American Association of University Women
Camp Detrick
Alten Fisher
Burkoxstown
Emil Talmaini
New York City
August J. Raggi
East Second Street
Talamini
Raggi
Albert Seeger
East
Patrick Street
Raymond Thomas
Gaithersburg
Barbara Jane
Karl Jacobson
Miami Beach, Fla
Inlaw
Ira Kappel
Davis
Bert O. Nichols
Second Street
Ruby
Charles . Jackson
Lewis Jackson
Martins Biure
WoVa
Miss Nichols
Potomac Edison Company
Jackson
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W.va
Middletown Elementary School
Rockwell Terrace
Gurski
Butcher
M J Croghan
John R. Brown
Westminster
Florida
Samuel Deterding
Howard
Diane
Spring Valley
Nancy Stop
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Happy Johnny
Peggy Koontz
Patsy Carder
Lucy Peters
Ernestine Page
Roberta Widiaing
Virgini Garst
Doris Lackey
G. L Thomas, Jr
Buckeystown
Charles
T. Bross
Welcome Wagon
Elks Club
Leonard Zimmerman
Stanley Brown
East Fourteenth Street
Louis VanTill
Theodore Semler
Francis Scott Key Hotel
St. Petersburg
Fila
G. A Zeigler
Upper Montclair, N. J
Charles H Boyer
Greenwood
Del
Boyer
Oscar Schultz
Bride
Elsie C. Sommerfield
Leo H. Sommerfield
Byron A. Winebrewer
Dill Avenue
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Warren Rigler
Lloyd B. Winehrener
Winebrewer
Richard F. Kline
Miami
Fla
Nassau
Clarke Place
Philadelphia
International Airport
B&o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lefs
SAN Francisco F
Joe DiMaggio
Vic Raschi
New ‘York Yankee
St. Louis
Howard Wesley Thomas
Klinehart’s Alley
King
William B. Boyer
St. Mark’s
Mary Ella Lemon
B. H. Rohrback
Lancaster
Loudoun County
Jacob
Elizabeth
Werner Stoutsenberger
Thomas Lemon
Rohrback
Harry Sandower
Lovettsville
R. EB. Brown
Edward H. Kyle
Union Cemetery
Oden
Washington Brewer
Damascus
New Market Cemetery
Olin L. Moles
Worth
Feller
Tucson
Ariz
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Heart Fund
Traver
Evangelical Mea Church
Edward Fox
Witlow Avenue
Hoy Zimmermat
Fox
Bart
Summers
Grace Dav
Charles Simpson
Foxl
Althea Walsh
Betty Himes
Ayrs Aaa
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