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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1953

Page

6

Transfer of Frederick County off sale license approved

The license transfer from Cappello’s Food Market to Mr and Mrs Hissey for an off sale beer wine and liquor license at 134 West Frith Street was approved after a December 3 public hearing. The ruling notes legal questions about quota rules and transfers, protests over location and traffic, and city growth creating need for public accommodations for alcohol purchases.

Rose Caypello Marlowe S Phallus E. Hissey Gail L. Catshall Hissey Wilbur F. Sheffield Catshall Frederick County Frederick

Emmitsburg Wedding Announcement and Holiday Notes

Mrs. Charles Glacken of Emmitsburg plans to announce her daughter Hasel Eva Glacker Topper’s wedding to Richard Curtis Topper. The ceremony is set for Sunday January 24 at 3:20 a.m. at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with Rev. John D. Sullivan officiating, as relatives and neighbors share Christmas and New Year greetings.

Emmitsburg Charles Glacken Rriaisburg Hasel Eva Glacker Richard Curtis Topper Mrr Curtis Topper Chicago Linwood Mick US. Navy South Carolina Edward Seltzer Ray Topper James Kelly Robert Marc Rosensteel John Raddy Baltimore Michael Kormanski New York Robert Gillelan A. J. Wood Remterstown Gillelan Walter Tepper Ferndale Glenn Tressler Lester Damuth, Jr Harrisburg G. Wibur Naylor Janice Arlene Taneytown George W. Naylor Chas. A. Naylor Washington D. C Raymond Hornbacker Tommy Haperstown Simeon Marie Suzanne Andrew Simon York Carel Marie Brown George Brown George James Brown Marsha Jane Alice Ann Johnar Mary Catherine Sherwin Barbara Ann Rosensteel Charles Gutshall Vicky Waynesboro Gutshall Maude Har Hunter Elliotty May T. Welty Loneview Nursing Home Manchester Gregory Washapaugh Sara Annandale Washabaugh Jackson Humerick Thelma Cool Baltimoore George Cool Evelyn Humerick

Taneytown Community Christmas Party Fragments

Tangled OCR recounts Taneytown events with a church party at Grace Reformed and a Junior 4-H Christmas gathering in Cumberland. Names such as Rhoda Refbrbadee and Mildred Bowling appear among attendees, with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.

Taneytown Chichens Brotherhood of Grae Reformed Hdgia Paik Bes Debany Maurras Baan Vical Franklin Daher Nancy Baker Amet Evans Shiles Koans Charles Rahbaugh Rhoda Dorothy Potihaugh Jo Robb Ethel Weller Weber Alt Bowers Betty Shales Rita Teresi Bower Shales Janet Foras Mildred Dean Baumgardner Exe Bardnoyr Myre Tracey Dollusre Tomine Jon Mary Travess Joeeph Wheleman Janissy Biltmore Capstle Sisters Grace Reformed Church

Residents Return Home From Christmas Visits in Area

Gaithersburg and nearby towns report residents traveling to and from Christmas holidays. Mr and Mrs Harold Bushey with Judy and Mars return to Saginaw Michigan after visiting Mrs Bushs brother in law and sister in Gaithersburg. Mrs KOA Shilty of Cleveland and her son Private Pagl Lamen of Camp Pendleton return home after spending part of Christmas vacation with Mrs J Marsh and Mrs Robert B Ransom in Gaithersburg. Mr and Mrs Carrad Wiles of Gaithersburg go to Fredericksburg Virginia for Christmas holidays. Mrs Burr and Mrs H B and Mr William Stevenson are mentioned in relation to Christmas visits. Helen Davis and Dan My are noted in connections to Christmas travels.

Gaithersburg Harold Bushey Judy Mars Saginaw Mich Bush John Caffith Girdieburg Koa Shilty Cleveland Lamen Camp Pendleton, Co J. Ro Marsh

Union Bridge Pi Mah To Was eth ke 7 ne bon at a a

Unscrambled OCR reads as a brief union bridge notice with a March dated action and a names list placeholder. The readable fragment hints at a public works or labor matter but lacks clear participants, dates, and locations. Further readable text needed for a precise card.

Christmas Day Guests and Local Injuries in Bolivar and Martinsburg

A fragmented local social page notes dinner guests from Berean College and area families in Bolivar Martinsburg and Arlington VA. G E Webb sustained hand injuries from a fan accident with no bone fractures, three fingers cut. Christmas visitors included Paul Huban, Frank Houser, Alvin Upright and others visiting in Bolivar Martinsburg Fort Meade.

Bolivar Ernest Herbert Myr Gladwin Solmnen Lia Berean College Res Inter Martinsburg Cecil Webb Brunswick G E Webb G. Webb Mev Abs Paul Huban Rockville Frank Houser Sharpsburg Alvin Upright Moun Musson Lea Upright Charles Wolfe Til Eugene Wolfe Arlington Lillie Biller Earl Upperuf Alexandria Tausien Auerback Branenville S. F.C Robert Fort Meade Biller Martinsyo Mir Biller Dausnter Harpers Ferry Erchant Charles Jie Dewey Biller Biller Chicago Charles Charl Mt Cook Kington G. E. B. We Aio Aeird Tribune Bolivares Betty Garte Sundome Webb

Subways Overloaded As New York Strike Prolongs Shutdown

Turbulent transit disruption continues as workers strike halts many lines in New York. Crowded stations, packed buses, and delays ripple across daily commutes while officials negotiate to restore service. Authorities urge patience and remind riders of alternate routes.

Know Your Fireman Elwood Shankie A Frederick Driver

Public profile of Elwood Shankie fourth driver for United Fire Company. Born April 24 1929 in Maple Ville to Mr and Mrs Lewis D Shankie. Educated in Frederick Washington and North Market streets Yellow Springs Urbana class of 46 Frederick High School. Married Martha J Wachtel June 26 1948 with three children Beverly Jane Ted Elwood Michael Jaffrey. Household at 73 South Market. Enjoys hunting fishing and sports with a light holiday tune taste.

Job Eisenhagdle Elwood Shankie United Fire Companion Elyaard Maple United Martha J. Wachtel Clyde Wachtel Younsters Beverly Jane Ted Elwood Michael Jaffrey South Market Sweet Elwood

Open charges linger in county court hearings

In People’s Court Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield held open the assault case against Clarence P. Handley Jr. for Christmas Eve events as he recommended treatment for a nervous condition and possible Veterans Hospital care. Separate case: Robert Milberry, colored, was given a suspended year in the House of Correction after admitting to striking James Nelson with an axe during a Christmas morning drinking session. Nelson urged leniency if Milberry paid half the hospital bill. Additional traffic and assault incidents included speeding arrests and a head-on collision involving Robert W. Rhodes and Russell Ebersole, with fines and costs assessed.

Wilbur F. Sheffield Peoples Court Clarence P. Handley, Jr New Design Road Handley Edwin F. Nikirk Handrey Robert Milberry East Street James “Sap” Nelson Shefherd House of Correction Nelson Ison Milberry Boost Merry Sheffield Speeders Robert W. Rhodes Route 1 Green W. K. May Frederick Rhodes Russell Clinton Ebersole Hagerstown Ebersole Baltimore Sivana Casts Milo Abercombe Houston Tex Max Satie Ronald Mat WeNalin Devot. SA Lo Wastler Rete Ebestrate Canine Smith Rendrand Siakem Maser Kerrey

Route incident report with Trojan suspects and $200 loss

A disrupted route incident details a teenage suspect and a trooper involvement. The event cites a loss near $200. Names and exact locations are not clear in the OCR. Further readable facts indicate a crime or disturbance requiring police attention and possible charges.

Tax lien placed against Baltimore club owner

January 21 Baltimore. Internal Revenue authorities filed a 56 153 tax lien in federal court against Thomas J. Aversa and his wife, Baltimore night club figures, covering taxes due 1933 through 1950. No criminal charges. U S District Attorney Bernard J. Flynn said no complaint from Revenue officials seeking prosecution.

Baltimore Interrnal Thomas J. Aversa Aversa Senate Crime Investigating Committee Washington Senators Baltimore Liquor Board Aversas Bernard J. Flynn U. S Internal Revenue

Homemakers Club Focuses On Fabrics and New Fibers

A homemakers club feature outlines fabric selection for draperies slips covers and curtains stressing weave labels shrinkage colorfastness and design. It highlights new fibers such as nylon orlon dacron and fiber glass and invites members to January February meetings for lessons on fabric selection and home management with local bankers and community leaders contributing.

Nylon Orlon Dacron Drnei E. Vicara Clibs counson—Mirs Russell Dudrow Dallas Reid Thur Mary Sulcer Thurmeant Earl Helly Edward McDew Pleasant

Found Dead Editor In Queenstown at 85

Ti Michael Witham and Mike Aker report the death of a weekly newspaper editor aged 85 in Queenstown. The shop and staff of the paper are noted. The editor was found by staff this morning after not arriving for work. Doctor says death occurred about six hours earlier.

Fostor Queenstown Michael Witham Mike Aker Didest Asser Weexis Igenstown News Fea Peper Ase

Deser­tions Grow in Number Says Louisville Report

The Louisville Times reports a rising desertion problem in the U S armed forces describing it as alarming and a national disgrace. Kentucky alone reportedly tracks 3000 to 4000 deserters yearly with hundreds more roaming nationwide.

Louisville Pim Louisville Times United States Korea Kentucky Tare Defense Department Times Ft. Knox Stockade Richard Harwood Harwood the Times Europe

Murder charge filed in Montgomery county against woman

State's Attorney Samuel Murray filed murder charges against 22 year old Gladys Gordon Hopkins Garden of Brinklow for cutting the throat of Augustus Parker 28 near Cooksville after an argument in a colored tavern just before midnight Saturday Parker died from his wounds in Sandy Spring Hospital. Police cordoned the suspect's home after checking Parker's companions and the car used to transport him.

Samuel M. Murray Howard County Montgomery County Rockville Gladys Hopkins Garden Parker Gladys Gordon Serai John P. Novick James MM. Simmons Foc Frank C. Badger MSP Barracks Abntgomery County

Snow slows traffic across Middle West region

Snow blankets the Middle West causing slower travel as a cold front moves southward. Officials report reduced visibility and scattered accidents with plow crews working to clear major corridors. Residents prepare for continued wintry conditions through the week.

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