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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1954
Page
3
In Frederick Maryland on January 7 1954 two young men failed to inform draft boards of their status. The state director has postponed indictments and awaits a ruling. The article argues timely disclosure would have improved their position.
Major Thomas Nial reminds readers of draft regulations stressing timely updates to boards. Two letters show consequences of not informing about a new baby and a death in the family, affecting deferment eligibility and classification before induction.
Gaithersburg residents attended a birthday dinner for Mrs. Howard M. Miles Jr. at Mrs. J. M. Marsh’s home. Pythian Sisters installed officers in Gaithersburg including Frances Johnson and Virginia Federline with trustees Nora Mills and Esther Stang. Gaithersburg businessmen added new officers William Lynch and Connie Field. A reception for Epworth Methodist’s Rev. Marcom D. Wright and family is set for January 28 at the church. Dorsey Howes returned from a business trip to Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Union Bridge hosts the Mothers March on Polio starting at 7 pm to conclude the March of Dimes drive. Participants listed include Christine Selby Minnie Cranmer Mary Ellen Ogle Gladys Otto Barbara Otte velyn Fogle Mary Testerman Bessie Harris Joan Harris Thelma Ricketts Kanise Hahn Annabelle Kelly Patsy Stone Doris Lee Wilson.
Albert Chena Pisesville addressed about 0 persons at the New Windsor Fire Company annual banquet in New Windsor. Paul Strine welcomed attendees and Rey Lewis Robson gave the invocation. Lee Hoke was toastmaster with Carroll County Firemen and county chiefs as guests. Miss Wille Benedict announced Mothers March on Polio for Wednesday 7 to 8 pm, asking porch lights or windows lit. Mrs George Mazin hosted her club. New Windsor Girls 4-H met at the Singer sisters’ home. sugar cookies demo by Teresa Weisberger. WCTU met with devotional led by Mrs R Smith Snader. H.C Rapp read a life story of Bethany Acres director Bob Manderson. State presidents letter read. reports on Christmas baskets and Bethany Acres donations. group contributed to the March of Dimes.
The itching torment of eczema drives sufferers to seek relief with Peterson's ointment priced at 43¢ at all druggists. One application must delight you or money refunded. Also promoted is relief for itching feet and cracks between toes.
An Afghan fund effort will send a donation to Baltimore for use in a surgicalVer Mrs William Lavell notes the February meeting at Mrs Reist home Nusbaum entered the cardiac and throat surgery in Baltimore awaiting operation.
The article discusses a science hoax where the Piltdown man jawbone was forged, implying textbooks may need revision. It cites a museum spokesman and notes the potential impact on church and educational views, with a psalm quotation and a 1954 copyright credit.
A reading notes common misuse and pronunciation guidance. It highlights phrases like I am sick at my stomach and I am nauseated, clarifies accent patterns for as and untrustworthy words, and offers a daily vocabulary goal with decorous as today's example.
Borrowing money from us is simple and pleasant. You are always treated in a friendly courteous manner. Your privacy is respected and your loan is given immediate attention. We will be glad to sit down and work out with you the payment plan that best fits your income.
Court records show complaints for absolute divorce and related notices. Names include Virgina Hartseck Lew land Pa and Eliza beth A Class 19 Milket tures Pa with various parties and dates in 19th century filings. Property transfers and divorces noted with multiple individuals and counties.
Property offers 29 acres with panoramic Blue Ridge views less than a mile to town. Land from road, large stream nearby, solid brick house with fireplace, electric, phone, furnace, two porches, wood floors. Bank barn and poultry houses need paint, pasture balance, poultry potential. Quick sale at $12,000 with aged owner terms. Strout Realty, Tanestown, Md. contact 5301. Includes a corner lot brick house with hardwood floors, hot water heat, and garage in western section.
A partially finished Sacres house site includes a drilled gas well and water, on a hard road near Senegis and churches, with potential subdivision into ten lots. Also offered are several farms and multiple modern brick and bungalow homes with varying prices from 10,500 to 12,500, immediate possession on many, located around 200 block W. 5th St and other streets. Grayson H Mercer & Sons, Pythian Castle Building, Monument area. Sales contact E F Magaha.
Real estate advertisement lists multiple properties along a macadam road near Frederick. Includes 5 acre farm with brick and frame home and 6 rooms, 317 600. 1 acre lot with 7 room home, 5 500. 4 room bungalow with well water at door, 3 800. Cape Cod style home near Market St with 3 rooms and oil heat, 3 000. Contact KEEFER KOOGLE at Monument 2-1813.
Howard S Fine Realtors packages dairy farms for sale near Frederick and Salto with 34 to 295 acres, 20 to 60 stanchions, bank barns, silos, and modern homes. Properties include 6 to 7 room houses, outbuildings, and highway access. Several listings show prices from 13 500 to 37 500 with various locations and water and shade features. Also offers other dairy and stock farms, with real estate and insurance services.
Emmert R Bowlus realtor lists brick and frame dwellings on Columbus Ave near city parks with modern features and occupancy ready. Also promotes an assortment of homes, lots, and a dairy farm with land, plus a used car lot and inventory from Hillside Motor Co with multiple prewar models and financing terms for veterans.
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