Man Bitten But Pet Show Is Successful
P D Reid of White Plains was bitten while breaking up a dog fight at the second annual Pet Show in Baker Park run by Frederick SPCA. He returned to finish the show after a tetanus shot at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Top prize went to a female Doberman Mitzie owned by Shirley Eppley. other awards went to a Boxer, a Persian cat, trained crews, and multiple entries across dog and cat classes. Proceeds from food sales supported the Animal Refuse facility.
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P. D. Reid
White Plains
N. Y
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baker Park
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Reid
Mitzie
Shirley Eppley
East Third Street
William F. Dean
Avalon Motors
Vince Kepler
Trail Avenue
Jeanne Rathstein
West Patrick Street
Billy
Ronald Hoffman
Madison Street
James Cramer
William F Dean
Victor M. Marken
Frederick
SPCA
Harry Shafer
Mr. Hodges
Donald Smiley
John E. Schell
Frank Lodge
Penny Storm
Richard
Yinger
Penny
Connie Morgan
Hank Kline
Sandra McIntosh
Midgie Bennett
Crows
Donna Baumgardners
Bobby Nusbaum
Ronald Eyt
Karen Cox
Linda Kaye Despeaux
Sandra Ramsburg
Mike Hagstad
Jimmy Despeaux
Candy Kinna
Jack Neal
Jeffrey Kinna
Miriam Burger
Chummy
Susan Rabstein
Naucity Butetons
Ginger
Blade
Bara Cherri Doulas
Bobby Hummer
Virginia Pavie
Agmier
Tune
Nitzi
Glenna Kanona
Gene Stull
Alice Cramer
Starles Eppless Mruzi
Vicki Suc Iteller
Nun Soo
Bara Cherri
Jetta
Michael Braches
Princess Polka Doi
Gracie Offu_e
Pauhailowas
Barbara Ann Kline
Raleigh Boare
Jem Cram
Ginzer
Grace Offutt
Ralph Boaze
Shirley Fpplex
Mac Culler
Carl Seeman Maichze
Brucher
Leslie Finch
Vickie Sue Heller
Glenn Rinna
Ann Kinder
Bobby Ausbaum
Bobby Hagstad
Barbara Kreissi
Gene Swil
Mark Darter
Frank Keefer
Mmbians
The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty Animals
Kefauver Elected Maryland AMVETS Commander
Fred Kefauver of Middletown was elected and installed as commander of the Maryland AMVETS at the close of the 8th annual convention. Other officers were chosen unopposed, and the group discussed Korea while condemning insurer practices denying VA hospital claims. Rep. DeWitt Hyde and AMVETS officials spoke at events.
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Middletown
Fred Kefauver
Maryland Amvets
Kefauver
Bernard Warrenfelts
Frederick
Clyde McNemar
Oakland
Joseph Keys
Allan Nicholson
William Gladhill
David Preller
Baltimore
Michael Luciano
James Walsh
P J Carpent
Cumberland
Luciano
Amvets
Dewitt ( Hyde
R-Md
Baltimore Post
Alvin M. Keller
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Maryland
Korea
Munich
Eisenhower
United States
Veterans Administration
BR -Pat Gorman
Silver Spring
Indianapolis
Painter Dies In Fort Ritchie Fall
Fort Ritchie Maryland June 29 Andrew H. Lynn a 58 year old Hagerstown painter fell twelve feet from a scaffold and was killed fellow workers suggested a heart attack He died on arrival at a hospital in Waynesboro Pennsylvania Lynn was the father of eleven children all but one of them grown and married
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Fort Ritchie
Andrew HH. Lynn
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Lynn
Wisconsin native Rev Dr Thorning ordained at St Louis
Rev Dr Thorning, native of Wisconsin, was ordained June 28, 1928 by Archbishop Glennon. He served seven and a half years across St Joseph's, St Ignatius Loyola Urbana, and St James Point of Rocks. He studied at Marquette, Holy Cross, St Louis, Georgetown, and Oxford, and holds honors from Chile and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Dr Thorning
St. Joseph's
St Ignatius Loyola
Urbana
St James
Point of Rocks
Mt. Mary's Seminary
Emmitsburg
Catholic Clergy Ambassadors Honor Dr Thorning Jubilee
Rev Dr Joseph Francs Thorning marked 25 years of priesthood with Mass at St Josephs on Carrollton Manor and a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel attended by Archbishop Yu Pin and diverse diplomats from Spain and Latin America. Delegates praised his scholarship and service, noting East West unity and friendship across Christian faiths. Beall Hyde and others attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Joseph Francs Thorning
Fys
I¢ Joseph’s-on-Carrollton Manor
Francis Seott Key Hotel
Merarchy
Catholic Church
Spain
Paul Yu-Pin
Nanking
China
New York
Maryland
Thorning
Universal Catholic Church
Edward B Bunn
Georgetown University
Alexander Wise
QFM
Academs of American Franciscan History
Washington
Edward Porter
Ormond R Galvin
A. E. Turner
QSB
Gounod
Ang Maria
Glenn Beall
Richard
Latin America
Spat
Luis Francisco Thomen
Dominican Republic
Jose Felis de Sequiericay Y Erquiza
America
Thormney
Fernando Berckemeyer
Peru
Jose A. Mora
Uruguay
Lws
Oscar Boettner
Paraguay
Cesar Gonzalez
Venezuela
Rere Lepervanche
Council of the Organization of American States
Herbert R. Jordan
St John’s
Dr. Thorning
Mms
Jordan
Nancy Wilcom
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin and Holy Name Society
Ibenan Peninsula
Red Cross To Convene Here
Delegates from ten states and observers from Germany and Puerto Rico will assemble at Hood College for a week long Junior Red Cross instruction session led by Joseph H. Graham. Frederick County leaders include Miss Hutchins Miss Harriette Fitez and James Harper. Activities cover life saving first aid and citizenship training with 28 instructors and a square dance and water safety demonstration planned. An 18 year old Brunswick youth suffered burns when a motor scooter exploded after a kick stand failed near Petersville road.
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Germany
Puerto Rico
Hood College
Joseph H. Graham
East-erm
Red Cross
Goetz Fehr
Frederick County
Miss Hutchins
Lincoln
Harriette Fitez
Emmitsburg
James Harper
Frederick High School
James Willard
Wayne Holter
Seymour Stern
Robert Browning
Pincake Browning
Dan Willard
Louden Kiracore
Wilbur Ford
Mae Hooper
James Grove
Hood Pool
Delphey Sport Shop
Graham
Rural Route Additions Extend Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office announces July 1 as the start for a new rural route six and city delivery expansions. New street areas gain city service, including Mary Street Saratoga Village and Westbrook West 12th Pinewood Spring Valley East 13th. Rural routes two and five require box relocations. carrier changes accompany the shift. Dutch ships barred from Dutch vessels to Communist China and North Korea under UN embargo, Dutch rules broadened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Grove
Frederick
Mary Street
Saratoga Village
Kline Boulevard
Fairview Avenue
Westbrook
West 12Th Street
Pinewood Drive
Spring Valley
East 13Th Street
Paul G. Masser
Masser
Linden Hills
Mt Philip Road
Butterfly Lane
United Nations
Netherlands
D.J. von Balinseck
U. N
Holland
China
North Korea
U. N. Assembly
Fisherman Hooks 5 Db Bass at Fulton’s Lack
Bill Meaders of Cumberland caught a five pound bass at Point of Rocks known as Fulton’s Lack. The fish took about five minutes to land and was hooked on a minnow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Rocks
Fulton
Bill Meaders
Cumberland
Treason Charged To Douglas By Wheeler On Impeachment Move
Washington June 20 Rep Wheeler of Georgia stated six grounds for impeaching Justice William C Douglas including conduct unbecoming disrepute prejudging cases and moral turpitude He cited a Portland divorce and accused Douglas of treason for aiding enemies and supporting Red China amid a Rosenberg stay of execution during a controversial court action leading to the Rosenbergs’ execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
D-Ga
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
House
Douglas
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Rosenberg
Knave
Foot Wheeler
Dougas
Kese
Portland
Ore
C. Girard Davidson
Mercedes Davidson
Davidson
Mercedes
Bel J
Kremlin
China
United States
Gathland Services To Be Revived Sunday
After years idle the Rohrersville Raritan Club restarts Mountain Top Services at Crampton Gap now Gathland State Park on Catoctin Mountain between Gapland and Burkittsville. July Sundays feature varied speakers and music with Rohrersville Band concert prior. Amplifying system donated by O Byrne Jennings. John Clopper to lead July choruses. Community churches cooperate. Rev Jerome Stambach presides at 7:30 PM with Rev Newton as Brownsville pastor speaker.
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Rohrersville Raritan Club
Crampton’s Gap
Gathland State Park
Catoctin
Gapland
Burkittsville
Rohrersville
O’bryne Jennings
Brownsville
John Cl
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Kaplan
Laxd Haman
Owe
Whes
Ellicott City
Howard County
Just
Monne Burdette
Burdellcs
Annapolis Road
Ncan
Mt Ais
Anna R Smelser
Daisy E Smelser
Annapolis
Jane
Gor McKelda
Toda’s
F Ress Myers
Fredench
Banking Board
Jeanne Rabsten
Jeanne Rabstein
Mason Hendrickson, Jr
Macon Hendrickson
Chas Woodman
Painter
N. T. Carrell
Leckard
F. Harley
Pv. F. D. Fisher
Fort George G. Meade
Calvin L. Lockard
George Lockard
North Market Street
Charles Franklin Hanes
Charles Harley
Route 3
Robert L. Engle
John Engle
Frederick D Fisher
Julia Fisher
Manwell Avenue
Norman T. Carroll
Wiliam Carroll
South Bentz Street
Charles H. Schuiltz
Goldie Scultz
Alvie Nusbaum, Jr
Alvie Nusbaum
Max A Keyser
Raymond Keyser
W . May
T Teaffic
August Sieckmann
Jan van Eyck
St Joseph's Parish
Chester Czyz
St Anigrew’s Parish
John Czyz
Thommg
Thommg’s Immediate Predecessor Tat St. Joseph's, and Subdeacon Rev. David Doisch
St. Joseph's St Ignatius Lopola
Gubilarian
J. Glenn Beall
Brunswick
Bruns
Petersville Road
Suing Inn
Charlies Thompson
Ander
Thompson
Brenewick
J. R. Stenesifer, Jr
ST By
Vernon T Baer
Mr. and
Mire
Paul Dixon
Libertytown
Bainbridge
Sebanette Et
Jay
Gathland
Tess
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