Damage High In Accidents
Two storm related crashes on U S 40 caused minor injuries and heavy property damage. Edward Johnson of Rowe Delaware escaped injury in a Braddock Mountain tractor trailer crash totaling about 10000. A second crash near Middletown injured Anna Slifer and damaged two autos each worth 100, with no charges filed.
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Frederick Barracks
U. S. 40
Ridge Road
Braddock Mountain
Traier
Edward Johnson
Rowe 2
Bridgeville
Delaware
Polie
R. H. McClear
Hagerstown
Anna Virginia Slifer
Middletown
Raymond Delano Shier
West Main Street
Charles Lacy Jackson
Military Road
Frederick
McClear
Lions Observe Founders Night at Taney Inn
Thirteen of the original Taneytown Lions Club members attended Founders Night at Taney Inn. The event featured Murray M Baumbardner and Kenneth C Shorb arrangements, with Paris Angell Niswander, Harry B Dougherty, Homer Myers, Fern L Smuth, and others in attendance. Robert Frantz joined club membership. a thanks card from Harry Angell and a resolution from Halftway Club supporting Arthur Moats for governor of Western Maryland District 2W were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavier
Taneytown Lions Club
Taney Inn
Murray M Baumgardner
Kenneth C. Shorb
Taneytown
Charles L. Angell
Paul R. Niswander
Bringe Lions Club
Harry B. Dougherty
Ins
Homer ¥. Myers
Fern L Smuth
Fmksburg
Lion Curtis G. Bowers
Glenn O Reever
Melarn C. Fuss
Donald R. Sawyer
Harry I. Reindolar
Robert Frantz
Fred. B. Garner
Harry Angell
Hailfway Club
Western Maryland District
Arthur M. Moats
Orginal
Lions
Murray M. Baumgardner
Bowers
Dougherty
Charles W. Eckard
Fair
Feeser
Fuss
Ohler
Biffle
Wilbur G. Thomas
James C Baumgardner
Lou L. Myers
Thomas H. Tracey
Battle on the roads as snow plows hit state highways
State Roads Commission crews with snow plows and cinders began the rescue effort to keep Route 40 east open toward Baltimore. A Founders' Day reunion of Lions and church men highlights a week of community events, while in Glasgow pigs are treated with tranquilizers to curb fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Deep
Baltimore
J. Rolfe Castleman
Jaz
Glasgow
Scotland
West of Scotland Agricultural College
Estates Recorded In Frederick Register Of Wills
Tomas M. Eichelberger recorded the Edith F. Wickham estate totaling 14685.10 and Marianna Engler administration of 4421.89. Wickham residue 3619.42 went to Calvary Methodist Church with 500 for Mount Olivet Cemetery and a cameo pin to Ellen E. Riddick. Engler estate distributed 2600.10 among four daughters with Ruth E. Baker as administratrix and net estate 2707.17 after allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas M. Eichelbeger
Edith F. Wickham
Marianna Engler
Wickham
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
Mount Olivet
Ellen E. Riddick
Cemetery Trust
Amos A. Holter
Engler
Ruth E. Baker
Margaret E. Hull
Grace E. Roop
Mary
Gary
Retail Division Elects New Frederick Chamber Leader
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce Retail Division will hold its annual election Monday at 1 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Carlisle Smith, proprietor of Better Homes Equipment, is the new division chairman with Edward McGuinness, manager of Sears Roebuck, in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Carlisle Smith
Better Homes Equipment Company
Edward McGuiness
Sears Roebuck
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Wspaper
United Lutheran Church Men
Trinty
Mervyn Fuss
United Lutheran ‘Church Men of America
James Fair
Maryland
Mr. Scott
United Brethren Church
Delmont Koons
United
Church of Christ
Emmitsburg
Ralph
George McDonnell
Odell
Lee
Weldon Shank
Church Men of Trinity
Wilmer Naill
Glenn Reever
George Naylor Jr
Lou Hess
Luther Luckenbaugh
Kenneth Smyth
Toof
Butler
Butler Suileer's
Norman ST. Early & Sons, Inc
Fred., MD
Manta
Whitesell Pharmacy
N. Market St
the News
Evel
Walter Sn Snow
North Market St
Modern Pharmacy
S. Market St. Frederick
Aaa
Yi A
Ledger
Smith-Corona
Remington-Rand
Remington-Rand Systems
Lookkeepfping
Victor
Storm & Shipley
West Second St
Phon- Monument
HIGH
Sherbet
Ast SS
Wilkins Coffee
Tuc
Frederick Systems
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