Court affirms liquor license transfers and suspensions in Frederick
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer affirmed the Frederick County License Commissioner rulings in three appeals, transferring Rose Cappello’s off sale license to Marlowe’s Wines and Liquors while denying May's Service Station and Grocery a liquor license and revoking Rube's Place on sale license in Emmitsburg. The decision upheld the commissioner's choice, noting Bentz Street traffic and residential use, with protests urging legislative change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gail L. Catshall
Frederick City
Emmitsburg
Rose Cappello
Marlowe
Hissey
Fifth and
Bentz Streets
Joseph G. May
Bernard T. May
Schnauffer
House of Delegates
Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Houston Ellis
Salvation Army
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary
Methodistschurch
Robert F. Wood
Ward
First Baptist Church
Bentz Street
Edward D. Storm
Jude Schnauffer
Frederick
Storm
Catshall
Bankett
Edwin F. Nikirk
Bankert
Charles McC. Mathias
Tie
Milk Producers Hold Election At Frederick Meeting
Over 100 members and guests attended the annual meeting and dinner of the Capitol Milk Producers Association at the Hotel Frederick. Directors were elected for the ensuing year and reports given, with discussions on market trends and health department concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Milk Producers Association, Inc
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Washington
Harry B. Kanade
Adamstown
Mr. Kanode
John M. Crum
Earle F. Geisbert
Austin C. Wiles
Harvey H. Working
Woodsboro
Paul G. Johnson
Sherman P. Bowers
C. Y. Stephens
High's Dairy Products, Inc
Donald J. Davis
Silver Spring
Queen of Hearts play and school drills at St Josephs High
Emmitsburg reports a January 16 playlet Queen of Hearts by the Seton Guild of St Josephs High School with cast Geraldine White Angela Rocks Mary Catherine Lingg George Arnold William Kaas and Edward OBrien. Fire drills evacuated the school in 40 seconds though air raid and A bomb drills were less successful. Nearby notes record visits and family gatherings including Mrs Minnie Hays Mrs Ida Goulden Rodney Sneeringer Elizabeth Rowe and others. Entre Nous Sewing Club met and a birthday was celebrated.
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Emmitsburg
Mother ‘Seton Guild
St. Joseph's High School
Minnie Hays
Francis Staley
Susan
Westminster
Ida Goulden
Goulden
Rodney Sneeringer
Hanover
Roger Goulden
Lawrence Goulden
Towson
Elizabeth Rowe
Washington
Carrie Rowe
George Eyster
D. P. Polly
Fairfield
Andrew Eyster
Chas. Foley
Baltimore
G. Donald Agnew
Cambridge
Ohio
Florida
Wenesday
Eyster
Robert Hampson
Eysters
Agnews
Entre Nous Sewing Club
Robert Gillelan
Joshua Wingerd
Stolen 1936 Buick Found Abandoned Near Emmitsburg
A 1936 Buick sedan reported stolen after midnight Saturday in Gettysburg from Dawson R. Miller at 143 Water Street was found abandoned Sunday morning near Emmitsburg by State Trooper Kenneth Bond. The car was not damaged according to the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Dawson R. Miller
Water Street
Emmitsburg
Kenneth Bond
Clarksburg Red Cross Club forms at Theodore Jordan home
Red Cross classes in Clarksburg District organized a Red Cross Club at Theodore Jordan home on January 19 to promote interest and share new practices. Officers elected: Russell Kang president, Paul Warfield vice president, Mrs Charline Graham secretary, Mrs Nellie Steins treasurer. Next meeting at Paul Warfield home to install officers and draft by laws. All Red Cross members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clankasbunul
Red Cross
Clarksburg
Theodore Jordan
Russell Kang
Paul Warfield
Charline Graham
Nellie L. Steins
Ing
John C. Millian
Hev
Jack G. Amman
Russell King
William Purdum
Ellis Roberson
Paul Burner
Kenneth King
W. K. Matthews
Clarence Day
Leo Roberson
Forest Haney
Anita King
Amman
Germantown
Paul Burner, Jr
Doctor's Hospital
Washington
Rocky Hill
Pauline
Genevieve Smith
Charlotte Barber
Mabel Smith
Genevieve Hiltner
Lulu Beard
Isabele Lakin
Pauline Smith
Isabelle Lakin
Baptisms and local notices from Lovettsville church
At New Jerusalem Lutheran Rev William J Yingling christened four infants Darrell Scott son of Edward Arnold Robert Mason son of Mason Fleming Rhonda Denise daughter of Ernest Hickman Sandra Lynn daughter of Roger Hough A county teachers meeting was held at Ashburn with high school teachers in attendance Mrs Ela Mann Prisburgh now resides in Brunswick with James and Mary Chambers at 510 East Potomac Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
William J. Yingling
Darrell Scott
Edward Arnold
Robert Mason
Mason Fleming
Rhonda Denise
Ernest Hickman
Sandra Lynn
Roger Hough
Ashburn
Ela Mann
Prisburgh
Brunswick
James Chambers
East Potomac Street
Taneytown Senior Class to Tour New York in May
Taneytown High School seniors will take a May trip to New York. Alumni Association cards to be available at the February 16 meeting in the high school at 8 p.m. Treasurer Pearl Bollinger reported a balance of $231.75, and the floodlight lease bill will be paid when received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Taneytown
Taneytown High School
New York
Taneytown High School Alumni Association
Pearl Bollinger
George Sauble
William Rittase
James Elliot
Baltimore Sun
Kiwanis Club
Frances Eliot
Elliot
Key Club
Harry Dougherty
John Skies
Taneytown
Rebecca Stahley
Belva Koons
Charlotte Conaway
Audrey Singer
Stahley
Grace Reformed Ladies Guild
Harley Holter
Holter
Christian Endeavor Society of
Grace Reformed Church
George Harman
Sarah Smith
Sandra Remsburs
Paul Andreas
Betty Airing
Ruth Ann Holter
Mary Alice Rue
George Rue
Nancy Holter
Morgan Andreas
Edward Reid
Helen Bankard
Harry Mohney
Wilbur Thomas
Acheson Arrives in Antigua for Six-Week West Indies Vacation
Former U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson arrived in Antigua for a six week vacation in the British West Indies colony. He chatted with reporters but declined to discuss politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigua
Leeward Islands
Dan
U. S
Dean Acheson
British West Indies
Wilson Okayed for Defense Post in Cabinet Confirmation
Senate confirmed Charles E Wilson as secretary of defense amid a ten day dispute over his ties to General Motors. Wilson agreed to surrender 20 million dollars in GM stock to qualify. Morse opposed until the end, with Lehman and four Democrats voting against, while others backed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Senate
Wilson
General Motors
Pentagon
Defense Post
America
Free World
Sen. Morse
ind-Ore
Morse
Republican Party
Sen
Lehman
Johnston
South Carolina
Kilgore and Neely
West Virginia
Willis Smith
North Carolina
Not Opposed To Capital Punishment Says McKeldin
Governor McKeldin states he is not opposed to capital punishment and has made no resolution delaying death sentences. The remark followed speculation after Baltimore County official Raine suggested abolishing the death penalty. Judge Moser noted the governor cannot commute a death sentence on conscientious grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
McKeldin
John E. Raine Jr
Baltimore County
Maryland
Herman M. Mosere
Baltimore
Union Bridge Planning Group Elects Officers and Others
Karl Wilhide elected chairman of the Union Bridge Planning Group with Airs. Cos hun as vice chairman and Paul Bowman as discussion leader. Arnold Weeks named as assistant, Irene Werks as secretary treasurer and publicity chair, Ruth Thomas as assistant. Madalene Edwards recreation chairman and Mary Margaret Bowman assistant. Roy C. Keefer Sr. improved after hospital stay and returned home. March of Dimes helpers listed, including Marion Sixx Christine Selby Mary Ellen Ogle Evelyn Fogle Ruth Wilson Olive Luxyder Catherine Hartzler Helen Luttrell Margaret Rinehart Charlotte Keefer Mildred and Dorothy Zumbrun. Unionists sentenced in Grundy for picketing ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Wilhide
Union Bridge Planning Group
Airs
Francis Nusbaum
Marion Sixx
Christine Selby
Mary Ellen Ogle
Evelyn Fogle
Ruth Wilson
Olive Luxyder
Catherine Hartzler
Helen Luttrell
Margaret Rinehart
Charlotte Keefer
Mildred
Dorothy Zumbrun
Probe Of Oil Monopoly Delayed By Authorities
Washington January 27 1953 Eisenhower administration delays grand jury probe into alleged world oil monopoly by nine days to allow newly appointed Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr to review the case. U S District Judge James R Kirkland signs the order at government request Leonard Emmerglick says the 90 day delay lets Brownell study consider and confer on the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell, Jr
U. S
James R. Kirkland
Leonard J. Emmerglick
Kirkland
Brownell
Hood College to raise tuition and residence fees
Hood College will boost annual charges from 1300 to 1400 dollars starting next September. Half the rise goes to tuition and half to room board and laundry costs. President R. Paul Smith said the increase aligns revenues with expenses after post war inflation and Korea defense needs. The move is the first since 1950 and aims to support scholarships and self help aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Smith
Local Red Cross seeks Frederick blood donors for wartime needs
Frederick county patriots who gave blood in World War II are urged to donate again as Red Cross locations mobilize to meet greatly increased demand for whole blood and plasma. Mrs. Hermert N. Heston says enrollments will exceed last year, highlighting anti shock sera and gamma globulin derived from blood, and noting benefits for the front and home. The drive targets prior donors, non-donors, and new residents, with Bloodmobile schedules to follow and Camp Detrick families encouraged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Red Cross
Armed Services
Nferbert N. Heston
Camp Detrick
Lewistown PTA Hosts Board Member on Green Report
Frederick County School Board member Joseph F. Rhoderick spoke at the Lewistown PTA last Tuesday on the Green Report and teacher salaries. He warned Maryland's school pay lags behind neighboring states, noted shifts in state and county cost sharing, and cited rising road funding while education costs rise. A discussion and social hour followed, with Mrs. Charles Pulman presiding and Mrs. Werner Braun introducing the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Frederick County
Charles Pulman
Werner Braun
Washington Frederick Turnpike Progress Map Details Route 240
Maryland State Roads Commission released a map outlining completed work and future plans for Route 240 a limited access dual highway linking Frederick and the Capital. It notes interchanges with Route 13 and Route 80 at Urbana and future sections from Urbana east toward D C the Clarksburg area and possible connections with Wisconsin Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard. cost figures and overpass bridges are listed with segments and mileages. The project totals include main line and spur miles with structures and overpasses. final routing pending legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washiengion
Irederick Turnpike
Maryland Staite Roads Commission
Frederick
Capital
SRC
Russell H. Mc
McCain
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Greenland
Elmer P. Bachtell
Potomac Edison System
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Bachtell
PE System
L. V. Milton
Capitol Group
Lester Schuwe
Alvin Fleming
Harry McNeally
Killa Hickman
Lester Nisewarner
Baltimore City
George H. Bennett
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Wade
Carlos Myers
Billy
Raymond Frye
Jerry Pearrell
Ronnie Demory
Spnt
Glendon Demory
Union Bridge
Grundy
United Mine Workers
Buchanan County
Frank W. Smith
Oakwood-Redash Coal Co
Virginia Creed Nau
San Antonio
Texas
Nau
Jefferson International Club
Lewistown Pta
District of Columbia
Hwhough Src
Rockville
Toan
Wisconsin Avenue
MacArthur Boulevard
U.S. 15
B. & O. Railroad
Monocacy River
US. W
U.S
Urbana
Baker Valley Road
Amelung Road
Mies
Cinctower Road
Bennett Creek
Firetower Road
S. of Montgomery County
Camus Road
S. of Clarksburg
Comus Road
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