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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1957
Page
5
Police report a Frederick man named Love was charged with failing to identify himself after a January accident. Amount of damage was listed as 210 dollars to Brunner and none to Love.
Several city accidents were logged over the weekend in Frederick. Howard Austin Wallace drove a 1954 Ford onto the north end of the South Carroll Bridge after glare from a oncoming car, with damage about 250 dollars. Clarence Hill Jr. was charged with reckless driving after colliding with the Ingram car on West All Saints Street. A city bus collided with a private car at Fifth Street and North Market, causing 125 dollars to the car and 50 to the bus. James Long and Millicent Pearce collided at West Patrick and Jefferson Streets, with minor damages. Harold Brunner and William Love fled the scene of a Bentz Street collision. Love was later stopped and identified by police. Police Lt. Frank Dorsey and Officer Norman Trump led investigations.
The Rev Ralph D Abernathy and other ministers spoke from damaged pulpits amid six recent bombings. Abernathy suspended services at First Baptist for safety while urging nationwide action against violence after federal bus desegregation orders in Montgomery. No injuries were reported.
Dorothy Dix advice on divorce, bigamy, and social duties blends with Farm Show opening in Harrisburg and Australia’s foreign trade swing to a $240 million surplus for six months ending December 31. The page documents reader questions and the large Pennsylvania agricultural event.
A short sales note states you can complete the transaction by mail with OLD AMERICAN or KANSAS CITY with no obligation and no personal contact required. No one at call on you.
A collection of real estate notices describes multiple properties in Maryland near Balto and Mt Airy. Listings include brick and frame dwellings with heat, baths, and garages, rental incomes from converted multiunits, farms with barns silos and timber, and price points from 6 500 to 30 000 dollars. Offers include near Road 240 and Road 27, with proximity to AE C project and Mt Airy. Real estate agent contact: Onard Fesherman, Realtor, Ard Airy, Md.
Numerous properties offered including brick bungalows with oil hot water heat and attached garages, frame houses with slate roofs, and dairy farms on Military Road and other local streets. Prices range from about 7 000 to 21 000 dollars, with details on rooms, baths, heat, basements, and outbuildings. Several realtors listed: Russell Z. Horman, Meixvin J. Palmer, Howard Z. Stup, Charles J. Fregece, G. L. Urnberger, Edward D. Farnsworth, Raymond Kelly.
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