Election of Ralph D. Zimmerman as Walkersville Fire Company president
Ralph D. Zimmerman was elected president at the Walkersville Fire Company annual dinner meeting attended by about 250 members and guests. He succeeds Philip H. Beard, who declined re election as president but joined the incoming board of directors. Eight directors were chosen from 20 candidates and a new 500 gallon pumper costing around 20000 dollars was ordered for delivery within three weeks. The event included a memorial service for deceased members and remarks from state officials and fire service leaders.
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Ralph D. Zimmerman
Walkersville Fire Company
Glade Valley
Zimmerman
Philip H. Beard
Beard
Walkersville
Glade
Glade Valley Grange
Allentown
J. Millard Tawes
Walter Kennedy
Robert Burns
Herbert Corbin
University of Maryland Fire Service
Robert L. Smith
Frederick W. Barigis Storm
State
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Wiliam Chenowith
Ted C Garder
Riverdale Heights
State Association
J Marion Staley
Charles Price
Frederick County
Population Gain In 1954 Reaches Two Point Two Five Million
The United States added about 2 250 000 people to its population during 1954, highlighting a year of substantial growth. This rise reflects postwar demographic expansion across major urban centers and rural areas alike, driven by higher birth rates and migration patterns.
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United States
Woman Killed by Bomb in Automobile in West Texas
A nitroglycerine bomb attached to the starter of Arch ite ct Harry E. Weaver’s car killed his wife, Mrs. 52, in SAN ANGEL. The blast shattered windows, sent car debris blocks away, and prompted state DPS to inspect other Weaver vehicles while the district attorney prepared grand jury evidence. Separately, jail terms and suspended sentences were handed to several for drunkenness in People's Night Court, and an emergency landing of a TWA plane occurred near Philipsburg after a reported heater-fire indication.
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San Angel
Dan
West Texas
Harry E. Weaver
State Department of Public Safety
Tom Green
Weaver
Ralph Harris
Edward J. Smith
Orville
Nicodemus
LeGore
All Saints
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Kisre M. Stone
Marshall
Celeste T. Brown
Mary Angleberger
Emma Grove
Fannie King
Letitia Staley
Helen Wachter
Bessie Poole
Francis Smith
Ethel Gardner
Florence Stevens
Jessie Webster
Ruth Wolf
Ruth Akers
Grace Schmidt
Reine Bow- Vers
Noble Grand
Mae i Miller
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Mary Elworthy
Myrtle Gittings
Irs
Sthel Renn
Sadie Willard
Elsie Stone
Francis van Fossen
Edna Oden
Thelma Baker
Inside Guardian
Gertrude Roberts
Outside Guardian
Mildred Stitely
Caroline Winebrewer
Pauline Koonts
Edith Pearl
Mary Angleherd Moser
Regina Riddlemoser
Noble Brand
Oak Grove Lodge
Mary’s Dutch Kitchen
N. Market St
Kenny’s Kozy Kitchen
LULU
O& Unauool
Mary and
P. K. Hockensmith
Smitty
Mari ‘Tin D. Kanede
Garrie L. Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
William C. Parks
RFD
Frederick
Bernard M. Dison
Catherine Moats
South Market Street
Kanade
William _A. Mutchner
Carl J. Bender
Nathan Dorsey
Sergt
Denver
Donald Lee Shaw
Bartonsville
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David Lee Lloyd
Baltimore
William James Peltingal
Wil
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Chanute Afb
Tr. EB. Co. Crowther
Philipsburg
TWA
Pittsburgh
New York
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M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
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Silberts Balto
Marlow
Glick
Are
Oxfords
North Market St
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Royal Lancers
All America
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Clearange
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