Miss Michael Weds 8 D Dutrow In Lutheran Rite
The Evanglegal Lutheran church hosted the New Year wedding at 2 PM as Miss Linda Kathrene Michael daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Michael of Woham Penn Week near Pittsburgh Pa and formerly of this city wed Mr Samuel Duvall Dutrow son of Mr and Mrs Richard C Dutrow of West Second Street The Rev Charles F Trunk officiated in a decorated sanctuary The bride wore a white silk taffeta gown with chapel train pearl embroidery and pearl necklace she carried a crescent bouquet of white and blue flowers The groom wore formal attire Matron of honor Nesin Wachner of Silver Spring wore a floor length green crystalette gown and bouquet of white carnations and dairy The bridesmaids included Kathryn Greer Constance Boone Sandra Catalano and Helen Macleod with junior bridesmaids Julee Michael and Barbara Ann Ewing They wore similar gowns and carried red carnations and holly Best man Richard S Dutrow with ushers Jack Griffin Symond Yavener Alfred Shockley and Richard Michael The organ music and songs preceded and followed the ceremony A reception was held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with local and out of town guests From Indiana New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Baltimore A wedding trip followed to New York and Boston Dutrow to Frankfurt Germany with duties in the armed forces Mrs Dutrow will remain a senior at Northfield School for Girls and Dutrow is a Mercersburg Academy and Princeton alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanglebral Lutheran Church
Linda Kathrene Michael
Grover Michael
Woham Penn Wochway
Pittsburgh
Samuel Duvall Dutrow
Mir
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Charles F. Trunk
Nesin Wachrer
Silver Spring
Kathryn Greer
Butler
Jack Griffin
Symond Yavener
Windsor
Alfred Shockley
Richard Michael
Fir Frank Lewis
Helen Duve
Francis Scott Key Zlotet
Indiana
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Boston
Dutrow
Frankfurt
Germany
Neb Sues Alvee Liedk
Northfield School For Girls
Northfield
Mass Vr Dutrow
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Princeton University
Princeton, N. J
Half Nation Faces Aging Majority Crisis of 1975
An aging trend warned by Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell shows by 1975 half the nation’s adults will be over 45. He cites hiring prejudices and potential unemployment as risks, urging action to secure equal status for older workers and prevent societal strain. A Norristown birth note records the first baby of the year, Doris Willar, born to Mr and Mrs Richard Ashenfeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James PR. Michell
Mitchell
Ten Year Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Anniversary
Fifty years ago the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School marked its tenth anniversary with a crowded church, total enrollment listed at 928, solos and recitations, and a sermon by Rev. Charles F. Steck. Officers including superintendent B. L. Soeblitz were re-elected, and Judge John Motier was reappointed president of the Junior Fire Company along with other re-elected leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Charles F. Steck
L. Soeblitz
John €. Motier
Joseph W. Gaver
Heart of the Uniteds
Nicholas Tlaue
Juninps
Tye Chen
Samuel Met Abimer
Twenty Years Ago Tema From The Ghutys Of The News
Twenty years ago in Frederick County a burglary at a farm near Eighth street led to the closure of the grocer and a man named Zimmerman detained. College Avenue remains quiet at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tema
Troveien Cente
Eighth Street
Viele Metown
College Avenue
Prederick City Hospital
New Year Begins Without Accidents in City
City police reported no accidents on New Year’s Day, though two minor crashes occurred Friday before year’s end. Mrs Geraldine F Baker’s sedan north of West Patrick Street suffered about 150 dollars in damage when a bus struck it while parked on North Court Street. Bus operator Burnell G Lite, of Hanover, Pa, was observed attempting to squeeze between vehicles. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine F Baker
Waverly Farms
Frederick
North Court Street
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Burnell G. Lite
RFD
Hanover
Lanesin
William A. Boone, Jr
Forollsyan Ora
Saurant Steet
Rity Fried
Ws Bebebb
Ape Tee A Sen Orarreeding
Atrida Buth
Batler
Peart Street
Emmitsburg Couples Wed In Christmas Season Ceremonies
Elizabeth Elizabeth Fitzgerald and William Garner Washington wed at S Joseph’s Church Emmitsburg in a double ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, wore a white satin gown with seed pearl headpiece and carried a white prayer book. The groom is the son of Mrs. William Garner of Center Square Emmitsburg and a Mount St Mary’s College graduate. Attendants included Mrs. Archdiacon Hagerstown and John M Raddy Mount St Mary’s. Families from Emmitsburg and Washington attended the Mass celebrated by Rev John B Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner—Fitzgerald
Elivaneth Fitzzerald Daudites
Irs
Frank Fitzgerald
Havilah Farm
Emmitsburg
Wiliam Garner Washington
William Garner
Center Square
Mr Garner
S. Joseph's Cathate Church
John B Sullivan
Euphemia Rotering
George Greco
Gounod
John L. Sheridan
Mount St. Mary's College
Salvator M. Burgio
C. M
Charles Stouter
Thomas D.connor
C. M. Brooklin
New York
Thomas
Archdiacoln
Hagerstown
Princess Ines
John M. Raddy
Mount St. Mary's
Lumen Norris
Paul Gregg
Long Island
St Joseph's High School
St. Joseph College Ammitsburg
St. Joseph’s College
Garnec
Emmitsburg High School
Mount St Mary's College
Death of Mr Andrew Crest Yeu York in Lewistown Hospital
Mr Andrew Crest Yeu York, father of Mrs Joseph Vienne, was taken ill Sunday while visiting his daughter in Lewistown. He was transported by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital where he remained listed in serious condition. Family and church members are awaiting further medical updates as doctors treat the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Crest Yeu York
Joseph Vienne
Lewistawna
Frederick Moemenal
Gi C
Batton
Ray Strine
Westier
Fragmented OCR dinner scene with mixed names and events
An unclear OCR passage lists numerous names and fragments from a New Year occasion. It mentions people such as Mary, Mes, Dona, Wes, Abe, Nevins, and others, with scattered phrases about refreshments and a social gathering. The text lacks a cohesive report but signals a group dinner or reception with mixed identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deery
Sas Crain Millard
Maia
Harry
International Situation Drives Business Outlook
Washington columnist David Lawrence surveys the postwar forecast, noting that global tensions and policy shifts shape American demand, spending, and production. He cautions that domestic politics and upcoming elections could alter growth, with a cautious six to twelve month near-term outlook amid an uncertain pipeline of risks and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Aurigg
Aed
Local Personal Notices Roundup Chronicle
Large town personal notices include S Sgt Charles Eigenbrode returning to Sampson A F B New York after a week with parents H M Eigenbrode and family. Also listed are births, visits, moves, job changes, travel plans and family events involving many local residents and familiar surnames across Frederick and surrounding areas.
Changes In Business Effective January 1
Two Indiana businesses changed ownership at New Year. Nevin Wasey and Harald Waskey, former Harold's Sandwich Shop operators, now run the variety shop at 52 North Market Street. Franklin B. Reese and wife bought Harold's at 13 North Market Street and will keep the restaurant. Walker family rename the Smoke Shop Harold's and plan a similar venture with Edward Hartmann joining Roney Motor Co in sales. Hartmann, once Sears manager, came to town in 1943 and for seven years ran the Smoke Shop at 52 North Market Street, started as a restaurant and later turned into a variety shop. Reese grocers on East Patrick Street will keep that business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevin Wasey
Harald Waskey
Harold's
North Market Street
Franklin B. Reese
Norlhmarke
Myr
Mre Walker
Edward €. Hartmann
Mew
Harold
Mr. Hartmann
Roney Motor Company
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Waskey
Reese
East Patrick Street
Federal Workers Eligible for Unemployment Benefits
Some former federal workers in the area may qualify for unemployment compensation under new federal regulations. The reforms extend benefits to more federal civilian employees and survivors, with offices listed in Maryland for claim processing. The article notes eligibility changes enacted by Congress and outlines the regional impact and access points for apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itner
NT Ie
Department of Employment
Marland
Masame Temple
Ils
West Church Sreet
Boni Plas
Maavland
Osianv Federal Ets Sian
Cann
Peru
C P Telephone Expands to Meet Rising 1934 Demand
Frederick's C P telephone system reports continued expansion to handle growing demand for new installations and enhanced service. Projects include Emmitsburg additions, new lines, rural dial area coverage, and upgrades to wire facilities as communities like Frederick, Ruckersville, New Market, and Walkersville gain improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Frederih
Grawih
Ruckerstoun New Market
Sear
Azair
Ens Systems
Operatons
Four Traffic Deaths Since Start Of Year In Maryland
State Police report four persons killed in Maryland traffic crashes since the year began. Nelson Edward Bayliss of Cambridge died when the car overturned on a run near Lakesville in Dorchester County. Alton Mace Morris, also of Cambridge, was not injured in the crash on Maryland 336. Irene Yurie AsakadN of Hyattsville was killed around 1:90 p.m. in a crash in West Hyattsville. Percy Cleve land Ruby, 17, of Artemus, Pa., died early Saturday when his car hit an abutment of J. S. 40 about 18 miles east of Chamberland. Verne Stowe, 43, of Baltimore, died Sunday at Franklin Square Hospital from injuries suffered in a Saturday automobile collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maryland
Nelson Edward Bayliss
Cambridge
Alton Mace Morris
Lakesville
Dorchester County
Irene Yurie Asakadn
Hyattsville
West Hyattsville
Percy Cleveland Ruby
Artemus
Chamberland
Verne Stowe
Baltimore
Poole Will Probated Leaves Estate to Family and Siblings
Jesse T Poole of Mt Aay probate in Orphans Court with estate largely to family. Bequests include 23 to Fine Grove Cemetery Association and 200 to sister Ethel L Skeggs plus 200 to grandchildren Barbara Jean Virginia C Difford Poole and James A Morgan Jr. Residue split between daughter Frances P Kelly and son Thomas C Poole. executor Benjamin L Sault. Will dated December 22 1953 witnessed by Edward Keefer and B L Stutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Pogie
Mt. Aay
Fine Grove Cemetery Association
Mt. Aary
Ethel L. Skeggs
Catonsville
Barbara Jean
Virginia C
Difford Poole
James A. Morgan, Jr
Frances P. Kelly
Thomas C. Poole
Benjamin L. Sault
Edward Keefer
B. L Stutt
Chester R. Hood
Ans
Clara D. Hood
Eutrix
Ruth W. Pickett
L. Pearce Bowlus
Peaceful Coexistence Urged by Pope Pius
Pope Pius X, aged 78, urged peaceful coexistence in his delayed Christmas message world leaders on both sides of divisions to seek near harmony. The annual address, written in Italian with English translation, called for calm amid fears and was broadcast on the Vatican radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatson City
Pius
Vanean Res
Creistmas
Valivan Radio
Inherits Farm In Middleburg Confirmed By Will
A 1952 Middleburg will confirms an inheritance of a farm to multiple heirs. Named beneficiaries include Bess Mas, Steely, Windsor, Miss Lila Brewer, and others with portions specified. The will, dated 14, 1952, was witnessed by Margaretx ingres, Parti Lang, and Nelson Pitoneer Codicis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steely
Sen Windsor
Lila Brewer
Tanrainen
Bessie VO Chen
Eines
David Cotwel
Neva Alan
Vagrerite Toxngres Fartie Lang
Nelson VO
Dvew
Af Lwhr
Battle Begins Over Increase in Automobile License Fees
In Annapolis state officials move to block a scheduled rise in motor vehicle license fees. State Senator Malkus plans two bills to delay or repeal the increase, arguing the road program and funding need review before new plates go on sale. The issue ties to a 1953 12 mile road plan and funds distribution to state, city and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Malkus
D-Dorchester
General Assembly
McKeldin
Markus
Marek
McKeldm
Russel
McCain
State Roade Commission
Baltimore City
AicCain
Garrett
Arlegany
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Calvert
Charles
St. Marys
Queen Annes
Legislative Council
Municipalitie
Election results from Past Masters meeting at Masonic temple
At the annual Past Masters gathering the group elected Lewy J. Martz as president John Ws Morgan as vice president tur ray F Fox as second vice president Paul D. Simpson as treasurer and Join PP Engelbrecht as secretary New members Rich ard A. Beachier Columbia Loder 58 Nalph Putman Ladze 163 etc. Members also noted the electoral process and attendance at the Eastern Stay event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temps
Cipro
Lewy J. Martz
John Ws Morgan
Fuat
Turray F Fox
Secon
Paul D. Simpson
Treasime
Engelbrecht
Mstaliet Secre
Richard A. Beachier
Columbia Loder
Nalph
Putman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Michael
D. Dutrow
Norristown
Alton
Williar
Haber
Richard Ashenfeller
Q . Ashenfeller
Doris Willlar
Willar
The
Tae Steele
Russia
U.S
Sos
United
Mick—sanoets
Leonard Sanders
Emmittsburg
Rosemary Catherine
Jean Francis Mick
L. S Ware
Rey Gen Bo Reig
Appomo
Church of Assumption of the
Vici
Wascngstan
Wes Patricia Meckles
Wassing
S Ser Clair F Good Jr
Cir Horgan
Mick
St Josepa A College
Ome Jey
Bowman
Union Bridge
Edith ¥ Fry
Naperville
Beething
Senda
Venn Bridge
Frederick Weenanal Hospital
Presbstesian Church
Feertorek Moennal Hospital
Araz
Titana
Romservatre
United States
White House
Congress
Charles Robert Eigenbrode
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
H. M. Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
Grayson Doub
Burgess
Myersville
H. T. Campbell Company
Towsom
Ohn Plunkard
Carroll Leslie
Frederick Memorial
Air
Uarry Suan
West
Five Street
Atlantic City
Claude C. Moberlv
Slop Ballam
Alrs
Warren Wallace
Sirs
Thelma Wallace Harrison
Moberls
A. Royal Remsberg, Jr
West Thirteenth Street
Society Hill
Robert Gasnell
Italy
U.S. Army
Yvonne. Burns
Emily Burns
Mt. Aity
A. Ralph Yingling
Airy
Tor Miami
Yinghazs
Stewart Schmidt
Mie
Vie Olver
Obwr
Harry Ae Nik Sr
Jackson
Regan
Iver Welsa
Ainland Fisher
Lishtor Nanee
Mame Shaw
Flogida
Perna
Texas
Warner
Kilmar
New Linek
Bee Weibaugh
Beth Mar
Fae Mieanalis
Minarseta Anes
Daltquist
Cabin
Thormont
Cosimo de Medics
Acd
Isatel
Shafter Wonstan Salen
Esky
Fred Yessey
Thaymion
Flaw Ace
Fedliacs
Ladtengat
Alves
Wi Waller
Sin
Wig Maller
Mr A Dames
Eras Itmant
Lee
Vernesitas Te Retin
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
C.&p
Jesse T. Poole
Pope Pius
Middleburg
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