Hyde To Give Hearing On Closing P. O.
The Post Office Department orders the fourth class Lilypons office closed. Congressman DeWitt Hyde says an informal hearing will be held early next week to review the closing. Postmaster Melvin H. Bowers will present detailed accounts rebutting findings of a loss. Hyde emphasizes fiscal economy and supports the hearing to confirm or challenge the closure decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulpons
DeWitt
Hyde
Lilypans
Adanstown
Slade
Melvin H. Bowers
Lilypons
Maryland
Kyde
Lily- Pons
Millard E. Tydings
Nashville Native Named Te Public Nursing Post
Miss Frances Orgain, former associate director of the University of Maryland School of Nursing, becomes supervising nurse of the local health department announced by Dr Forbes Burgess. A Nashville native, she has Maryland roots, a farm at Upperco, and will commute from Frederick. She holds degree from Tennessee and Columbia Teachers College with prior roles at Indiana University and Chicago area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Orgain
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Forbes :Burgess
Nashville
Tenn
Orgain
Maryland
Upperco
Frederick
University of Tennessee In
Columbia Teachers College
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Forest Park
Ill
Chicago
Community Health Association
Boston
Clara Stein- Man
Texas
Soldier Joins 45th Infantry Division in Korea
Pvt. Melvin F. Hamburg of Frederick Maryland has joined the 45th Infantry Division in Korea, son of Mr and Mrs Forney Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
45Th Division
45Th Infantry
Korea
Melvin F. Hamburg
Forney Hamburg
Frederick
45Th Infantry Division
Lewis Young, Jr
Fort Campbell
Ith Airborne Division
Incom Hiab School
Lewis Young Signa
MIR
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Kr
J. D. Fox
BR. L. Wiener
C. C. Baugher
Thomas M. Tyler, Jr
Lois Tyler
Charles Bangher
Chanhe Wo Bangher
Germantown
Harold E. Div
DeGrange Street
Robert Lo Watkins
Andrs Witham M. Watkins
Menrovia
George Wastington Fisher
Charles Fisher
Myersvile
Route 1
James D. Fox
Alonzo W. Fox
Robert L. Wisner
Mothi Wisner
Walkersville
Bolivar community notes highlight travelers and deaths
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry region residents are listed with visits, illnesses, and family milestones. Among the items: families in Washington and Alexandria visit relatives. deaths of Mrs Amanda Whipple and Mr Walter Roache noted. numerous callers and Sunday visits across Bolivar, Camp Hill, and Harpers Ferry. local relocations, hospital stays, minor injuries, and a birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Bolivar
L. D. Nichols
Washington, D. C
Joe Ruezko
Harold Basore
Michael
Braddock Meights
Eugene Kern
Harpers ‘Ferry
Basore
Chas. Kern
Alexandria
Harry Kern
Bill Flanigan
Bakerston
Lewis Thompson
Charles Towie
Jack ‘Neer
Hagerstown
Kerns
Maynard Stallings
Holivar
Amanda Whipple
Springfield
Mass
Tate
Eliza McCormick
Bolivar
Walter Theodore Reache
Washington
Harpers Ferry
St. Peters Catholic
Mass Elizabeth Wiggins
Emma McClure
Roache
L. Alllis
Sharon
Brunswick
Stanley Conklin
Towson
G. E. Webb
Paul Winters
Martinsburg
Mrs. Berkley Winters
Camp
Hilly
C. E. Dudrow
Harry Dahlin
Camp Ifill
Guy Tucker
Northfield
Minn
Wisconsin
E. G. Winters
Charles Town General Hospital
Fred Beale
Stevie and
Alen
Liberty
Rene Eaton
Camp Hill
Herbert Sperry
Lena White
Eleanor White
White House Run
Cecil Webb
Ernie
June Lee
A. Webb
Danny Thompson
Danny Kain
Leon Edwards
Nina Ross
Mt .Vernon
Emma Evans
Frances Reeser
New York City
Vacation Bible School at Frederick City Church
The Frederick City Church of the Brethren will host Vacation Bible School from July 6 through 17. Sessions run 9:30 to 11:30 each weekday, enrolling children aged 4 through 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
OFEN
Frederick City
Church of the Brethren
Taneytown June meeting highlights at high school
Taneytown Carroll County Historical Society met at the high school auditorium with an exhibit of about 200 old boxes. Papers read covered Francis Scott Key life, a German Bible, a Great Grandmother’s Diary excerpts, early Taneytown settlers, and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Waltersdorf
Elizabeth M. Annan
Margaret Shreeve
Rudise
Taneytown
Annan Motier Cunningham
Norman Reindollar
Mary Wilt
Memorial Park
Louise Robertson
George Motter
Marianne
Romaine Motter
Paul J. Dundore
Oley
Ruth Kohler
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Cambridge Rubber Co
Bernard Arnold
Gray Ladies
The
Motor Corp
Staff Aid
Union Bridge briefs and local visits, July weekend notes
Union Bridge reports show Richard Pfoutz stationed at Samson Air Force Base in Geneva New York after enlisting on June 16. Anna Hammond of Oldfields arrived from Johns Hopkins Hospital for an ambulance transfer and underwent a physical check up. Dr Donna Senna of India spoke at the Methodist Church on India mission work. Others include Sandra Gladhill visiting grandparents and aiding Vacation Bible School, LeRoy Stitley hospitalized for observation in Baltimore, Anna Green Schultz visiting Park Hill, Raymond Wright and family back from a ten day motor trip through the southeast, and Ralph Cartzendeimer and wife planning a Wyoming vacation. 206000 DAMAGE IN INDIANAPOLIS Canary Cottage fire rages ten hours on Monument Circle causing 200000 dollars in damage with many firefighters overcome by smoke and glass. Whitpain notes include Sir Robert’s Perky Ayrshire record at Monocacy Ayr Farm totaling 11542 pounds milk and 465 pounds butterfat in 305 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Heights
Dorothy Stollemyer
Baltimore
Morris Kain
Camp Hill
Morris Kain, Jr
Kate Marlatt
Edna Roper
Charles Town
G. E. Webb
June Lee
Cecil Webb
Herbert Morrison
Ernest Harrison
Montgomery County
Columbus
Berea College
Kentucky
James Franklin
Neersville
Val Lutheran
St. John’s Lutheran Church
David Duffy
T. K. Orame
Bolivar
George Green
Syracuse
N. Y
Ayris Green
John Files
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Harry Hager
Hager
Joyce
Ernest Webb
Preston Millard
Harpers , Ferry
Alexandria
Preston
John Newcomer
Anne
John
K. K. Cavalier
Salt Lake
Sty
Denver
Col
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Black Hills
Michigan
Newcomers
C. H. Hungerford
Raymond Kain
Hubert Cook
Kain
Gilbert E. Perry
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Dougie Watson
Strother Watson
Charlies Wolfe
New England States
Harold Grandstaff
Calvin Howell
Camp Till
William Demery
Purcellville
Walter Jenkins
Jenkins
Beatrice Rogers
Ravh Egliott
Martinsburg
Union Bridge Union
Bridge
Richard Pfoutz
Monroe Pfoutz
Union Bridge
Samson Air Force Base
Geneva
Union Bridge Five Company
Anna Hammond
Oldfields
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jamesy Billmyer
New York City
Claude Billmyer
Donna Senna
India
America
Sonna
Sandra Gladhill
Vernon C
LeRoy Stitley
Donald Stilley
University Hospital
Anna Green Schultz
Miami, Fla
Park Hill
Robert Green
Raymond K. Wright
Smoky Mountains
Louisiana
Florida
Mississippi
QO. J. Lionesifer
Ralph Cartzendamer
Wyoming
Deeds Recorded For Several Local Property Transfers
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office detailing multiple property sales. Richard C Schaeffer and wife sold 602 Culler Avenue to Harry V Frushour and wife for about 16500 dollars. Clifton E Baker and wife sold 805 Trail Avenue in Tall Gale Manor to Tom J Fallin and wife for about 11500 dollars. Thomas H Jarvis sold 1 1/2 acres in Craigerstown near Rocky Ridge to Victor Pratt for about 9500 dollars. Richard F Kline sold 12846 square feet along east street near Ninth Street to Crown Oil and Wax Company for about 8500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Schaeffer
Harry V. Frushour
Culler Avenue
Chfton E. Baker
Tom J. Fallin
Trail Avenue
Gale Manor
Impeachment Charge Fails Against Justice Douglas
Washington June 30 Rep Wheeler of Georgia failed to prove before a House judiciary subcommittee that Supreme Court Justice William C Douglas deserves impeachment. Three of five members said the charges were not sustained with one calling them loose and hearsay. Wheeler acknowledged he likely would gain nothing, aiming only to prevent further tolerance of improper conduct. The subcommittee plans to report likely to kill the resolution. Wheeler later admitted one charge of moral turpitude was untrue and dropped it after new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wheeler
D-Ga
House
Supreme Court
Wiliam C. Douglas
Judiciary
Douglas
Julius
Ethel Roosenberg
Rep
Graham
R-Pa
Air Force
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Rosenberg
C. Girard Davidson
Portland. Ore
Davidson
Nelson Wins New Trial From Court
Washington July 2 A big time gambler won a new trial as the Senate Crimes Investigating Committee coerced him into surrendering incriminating papers. The U S Court of Appeals set aside the gambling conspiracy conviction of Charles E Nelson and 10 co defendants saying his home was invaded files searched and papers seized without due process. The court split 2 to 1 with Judge Bazelon writing the majority and Judge Prettyman dissenting. The issue was whether Nelson voluntarily turned over papers to a Maryland policeman or they were obtained by illegal search and seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Crimes Investigating Committee
Charles E. Nelson
U. S. Court of Appeals
Nelson
David L. Bazelon
E. Barrett Prettyman
Maryland
Frederick county teachers retire after long service
Four Frederick county educators led by Charles C. T. Stull retire after 37 years in the district. Miss Beulah D. Moberly, Miss Minnie Cookerly, and Miss Minnie Keller also exit after decades teaching, most at North Market Street and Buckeystown schools. The board announced June 30 retirements and listed resignations and new hires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Charles C. T. Stull
Board of Education
Beulah D. Moberly
Minnie Cookerly
Minnie Keller
Buckeystown
Stull
Old Boys High School
Brunswick High School
Thomont
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
University of Pennsylvania
An At Hood College
Maryland Music Educators Association
Music Educators National Conference
Frederick
Miss Moberly
North Market Street
Charles B. Rowe
Walkersville High
Elaine Rowe
Woodsboro
Maxine T. Murray
Janie Claytor
Foxville
Eva C. Lyles
Patricia Kennedy
Marjorie Bo
Beatrice L. McClear
Shirley Levine
Grave Schneider
Barbara Nelson
Edna McMackin
Ann Scott McDonough
John Griffin
Elm Street
Carolyn Baer
James McKeon
Helen W. Claypool
Emmitsburg
Ruth Royan
Brunswick Tigh
Jane Reoney
Brunswick High
Nenecy L. Sylvanus
Frederick High
John Scott
Edith Addisor
Lincoln High
Wilma J. Boylan
Hopeland
Hood College
Old Frederick Female Seminary
Ramona Crowl
Brunswick
Anne Funk
Doris Fulmer
Barbara Weaver Frederick
Nood
Verna Parkinson
Mary Ann Jowe
Johanna Magata
Barbara Salyers
Helen Yinger
Hood
Helen Hail
Barbara Kaufman
Barbara Thomas
June Miller
Miss Hall
Fredenck High School
Miss Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Te Public Nursing Post
Charles L. Barker
Fort Bragg
N. C
Pvt
Chas. L. Barker
U. S. Army Military Police School
Seattle
Wash
Eugene Ross
Tazewell
Leon
Edwards
Marianna Ross
Donald Fields
Robert Fields
George Staubs
William Grove
William Grove, Brother of , Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Staubs
George Cox
Luke
Fannie Loman
Blanche Wheatley
Ruth Holmes
J. L. Euckles
William Lehman
Bill” Dayton
Shepherdstown
Perry Eackles
Fredericksburg
Richard Forsythe
Hill Top Hotel
Harpers, Ferry
William Henretta
L. Athey
Boyce
Kate Sponseller
David Henretta
Holt Miskimon
Beale Miskimon
Florence Miskimion
Beatrice Miskimon
Roy Walters
Lewis Walters
Robert Menefee
James Elliott
Philadelphia
Maurice Wentzell
Potomac Little
Elmer Skeens
Billy. Huntington
W. Va
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Curtis W. Insley
Bivaire
J. Watkins
Pst
G. W. Fister
Frank Keefer
Shirley Dansberger
Millard Dansberger
Hamilton Avenue
Bruce Boyer
W. Blessing Boyer
Knoxville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Betty Piper
Douglas Piper
Mullard Dansberger
W. V. Garrett
Camp Gordon
Augusta
U. S. Army
Thomas E. Joy
Robert K. Castle
Camp Detrick
Post
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Biological Laboratories
Castle and Joy
Indianapolis
Canary Cottage
Monument Circle
J. Hahn
Robert
Ayr
W. J. Hahn
Raphivi
Malaysia
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