Excellent Wheat Crop In Frederick County Near Market
A brisk Frederick county wheat crop moves toward market with farmers near 31.88 to 1.90 dollars per bushel under the development loan program, about the same as last year. Government storage charges will be deducted from the loan value while open-market prices hover near 1.75 to 1.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farmers Cooperative Association
Baltimore
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farmers Cooperative
Promise or Threat of a Space Satellite Power
The article discusses Lyman Spitzer Jr's vision of a man made space platform for astronomy and potential military use. It notes a telescope 100 miles above Earth could greatly extend viewing range and reduce atmospheric distortions, while warning of war potential and global anxiety over space based operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Spitzer
Prince Ofianemer
Ion Gays
Spitzer
Earth
New Fiscal Year Shows Large 1954-55 Deficit Forecast
The 1954-55 fiscal year begins July 1 with a Treasury predicted deficit of 33.5 billion dollars and an estimated next-year deficit of 2.9 billion. Despite spending being boosted by 5 billion and revenues shrinking on weak business activity, the national debt remains under the 275 billion limit at 271 billion. The new Westminster by-pass opens amid rain, easing Baltimore traffic routes via U S 140. In Piedmont League action, Hagerstown beats Newport News 8 to 3 while Portsmouth tops Lynchburg 6 to 4 and York and Colonial Heights Peters burg split 6s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Treasury
United States
New Westminster
McKeidin
Baltimor & Havnt
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Maryland 32
Westminster
U. S. 140
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Newport News
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Norfolk
Lancaster
York
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick figures mark July 7 1904 with notes on MR NICHOLAS D HAUER turning 87 and a hat business career lasting 32 years He chaired the Fredericktown Savings Institution for over six decades Jacob L Newcomer leads Standard Oil Compass plants Frederick Hagerstown succeeding OW Beresah George M Gitlinger on a broad business tour for Corona Kid Company from New York to the west Includes a July Fourth picnic at Frederick Junction and a heat incident involving John W Hall of the B and O Mt Airy repair section at Alberton He was revived at home after heat exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Nicholas D. Hauer
Frederick
Fredericktown
Frederick Junction
George M. Gitlinger
Corona Kid Company
Boston
New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Knights Templar
John W. Hall
Mt. Airy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Alberton
Heat Wave Tensions End As Local News Recaps July 7 1934
Twenty years ago today July 7 1934 columns report a five day heat wave ending, Betty Gross injured by a fall on glass from a bridge, local youths Edgar Palmer and Bernard Stull defeating Jack McLaughlin and George Stoner in a Frederick county open doubles match, and George Miller near Thurmont overcome by the heat while working on the road near Foxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gross
Leslie Gross
Ladiesburg
Edgar Palmer
Bernard Stull
Jack Mclaughlin
George Stoner
Mercersburg
Catoctin Country Club
George Miller
Thur Mont
Nye Foxville
Property Damage In Accident Put At 250 Dollars
An overhead structure near Zacharias garages caused about 150 dollars in damage after a truck driven by Louis F. Danner struck it while passing a car in Middle Alley. The other vehicle sustained about 100 dollars damage. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Alley
Albert N. McCardell
East Second Street
Zacharias
Louis F. Danner
North Bentz Street
Ellis Carty
Market
South Streets
William A. Boone, Jr
Earl C. Watkins
East Fifth ‘Street
South Street
Francis Doran
Massapequa
Doran
Chester R. Giddings
Gaithersburg
James R. Hahn
New Market
Harri J Cole
RED
Frederick
Sterling W. Wood
N. Dorses Clinton Hale
East South Street
Kanode and Mutchner
Earl P. Edwards
King
Car Damaged In Wreck On Renner Road East Of New Midway
A sedan sustained about 5100 damage Tuesday night near Renner road east of New Midway in a collision with a truck. No one was injured. State Trooper Robert Dishong investigated. The sedan was driven by Cora E. Gorley Thurmont. the truck by Charles L. Creager, New Midway. Creager was charged with improper signaling after the left turn into a private lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner Road
New Midway
Robert Dishong
Cora E. Gorley
Thurmont
Charles L. Creager
Renner
Creager
Tomatoes Hit Hard in Prince Anne by Maryland Heat
Local produce men in Somerset County reported yesterday that the tomato crop suffered severe damage from hot dry weather in Maryland. The weather conditions have reduced yields and affected market supply across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Maryland
Miss Carole Wood Weds Theodore McIntire in Westminster
Miss Carole Lee Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wood of Westminster married Theodore Bryan McIntire Jr son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Bryan McIntire of Towson in Westminster Episcopal Church Ascension at 730 pm on June 26. Rev Austin Schildwachter performed the double ring ceremony with J Richard Meginnis soloist and Ralph Rexroth organist. The bride wore a white satin gown with portrait neckline lace and a full length veil. They will take a short honeymoon in Bermuda. The groom is Johns Hopkins alumnus and a student at University of Baltimore Law School. the bride will be a senior at Goucher College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Lee Wood
John Wood
Westminster
Theodore Bryan McIntire Jr
Theodore Bryan McIntire
Towson
Westminster Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Austin F. Schildwachter
J. Richard Meginnis
Baltimore
Ralph Rexroth
Baltkmore
Sondra Jean Lee
Dorothy Joyce Miller
Virginia Eloise Tilghman
Rachel Anne Caulk
St. Michaels
Maid of Honor
Priscilla Schildwachter
F. Steele Langford
Salisbury
Edgar A. Jett III
Richmond
Warren HR. Oler
James F. Fanseen
Abs. McIntire
Mrs. Wood
Court Place
Bermuda
McIntire
Johns Hopkins University
University of Baltimore Law School
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Gamma Eta Gamma
Goucher College
Ambulance service launched by Creeger Post 68 American Legion
The Edwin C. Creeger Jr Post No 68 American Legion in Thurmont announces a newly purchased ambulance for north county use with veteran drivers and first aid trained helpers. Call Thurmont 5432 for aid as fundraising continues with a Saturday dance at the Home to buy wheelchairs beds and crutches for veterans. A June 24 Candidates Night was described as successful with several locals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion
Thurmont
North County
The
Legion Post
Post
Lose E. Fraley
Ray Nagle
J. E. Prendergast
John D. Leatherman
Dismissal Sought In Condemnation Suit Near New Market
The State Roads Commission seeks dismissal of a second condemnation suit for a 15.2 acre parcel along the New Market Monrovia road. Clyde W. Smith and Mr and Mrs William F. Smith of Nameville allege the initial petition was an experiment, withdrawn due to fear of a low valuation, and claim substantial costs and unnecessary litigation. The owners say the commission failed to name all rightful parties and filed an inadequate $12,000 check in the first petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
New Market
Clyde W. Smith
William F. Smith
Nameville
Clyde Smith
Holden S. Felton
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Smith
Market-Monrovia
William Smith
Clyde South
Willan Smith
Weddings at churches and halls across area
Betty Weddle and Frederick C. Mantei wed at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with Rev Ralph Greiman officiating. Bride in navy suit, maid Elsie Smith, best Harold Shultz. Groom served in U S Navy, previously Hornet. couple honeymooned in New York and reside with bride’s family. Other nuptials include Anne Keyes Luckett and Harvey Dean Hart in Oakton, Virginia, with breakfast reception. later Greensboro home. Also Eleanor Marlene Poole and Robert Grayson Klipp married in Walkersville with Rev B Koontz Helwig. bride in ice blue dress, maid Ella Mae Poole. groom serves in Japan Army. trip through Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ets
Earl Morten
Betty Weddle
Frederick C. Mantei
OB. T. i U. S. Navy
Spokane
Wash
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Ralph Greiman
Elsie Smith
Harold Shultz
Woodsboro
Frederick High School
Southern
Camp Detrick
U. S. S. Hornet
New York City
Klipp—Poole
Eleanor Marlene Poole
Walter W. Poole
Walkersville
Robert Grayson Klipp
Frederichyy Suue Ueset
MH Na
Muuell H. Klipp
Woom
St Paul's Lutheran Church
B. Koontz Helwig
Paul Dinterman
Ella Mae Poole
Charles P. Jones
Mar
Local personals note travel plans and births
Misses Pat Layman and Shirley Talbott plan a Niagara Falls Canada trip by car. Mr. and Mrs. L. Pearce Bowlus and two children journey to National Airport, then Salt Lake City, Yellowstone, Glacier Park, Banff Lake Louise and Jasper. Twins born to Maurice De Lashmult and wife at Emergency Hospital June 5. Patty Daffin heads to Camp Pocono for summer. Haymes alimony warrants spark legal trouble in Los Angeles.
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Pat Layman
Shirley +Talbott
Fio Tdas
Niagara Falls
Canada
L. Pearce Bowlus
James
Helen
Airy
National Airport
Washington
United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowstone
Glacier i Park
Banff
Lake Louise
Jasper National Park
Canadian Rockies
Phyllis Ann Gordy
Laurel
Del
W EE. Roane
Wayside Apartments
Dave Daffin
West Third
Pocono Mountains
Camp Pocono
Lake Wallenpaupack
Lakeville
Urbana Church Side Glances Wedding Scene
Miss Bertha Dianne Schaeffer and William H. Ward Jr were married June 26 at Urbana Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. William C. Harpold. The bride wore a nylon tulle Chantilly lace gown with a pearl tiara and carried a white Bible with an orchid. The groom is a Bethesda Chevy-Chase High School graduate employed as a mechanic. guests came from New Jersey, Virginia, Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Dianne Schaeffer
Dee W., Schaeffer
Urbana
Willian H. Ward, Jr
Gladys, Ward
Bethesda
William H. Ward
Urbana Methodist Church
William C. Harpold
Eugene Lawson
Joanne Stup
Maid For Honor
Jimmy Cooper
Silver Springs
Guy Fox
Francis Strube
Bride
Uline
Among The Sick Mrs Anna E Curfman
Several Frederick area residents are treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital or recovering at home. Mrs Anna E Curfman underwent surgery and is reported satisfactory. Mrs Daisy Coblentz convalesces at home after hospitalization for a broken hip. Mrs Eunice Worthy is seriously ill at the hospital. Mrs Nelie Saylor is in satisfactory condition as a surgical patient. Mrs John Remsburg is receiving treatment, and Mrs Charles Kolb is improving at a neighbor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Curfman
Frederick
Route 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daisy Coblentz
Braddock
Richard Pettit
RFD 5
Eunice Worthy
Shookstown
Nelie Saylor
Walkersville
John Remsburg
Creagerstown
Charles Kolb
Norman Burdette
Women Of The Moose Install Officers In Frederick
Frederick chapter No. 347 Women of the Moose held a June 30 installation ceremony for new officers. Katharine Rinehart, Mary Baker Pixton, Charlotte Whitmore, and Anna W. Smyth formed an honor guard. New officers include Anna W. Brown as chairman and W. Thomas Whitmore as governor, with Norville Cleveland prelate and G. Donald Weddle guide. A chicken dinner followed for 20 members and guests. Also noted is a July 4 weekend guest of President Eisenhower arriving at Frederick Airport and traveling to Camp David before returning to New York City later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Women of the Moose
College of Regents
Katherine Rinehart
Mary Baker Pixton
Charlotte Whitmore
Anna W. Smyth
Anna W. Brown
W. Thomas Whitmore
Norville Cleveland
G. Donald Weddle
Bertha Winpigler
Dorothy M. Lowell
Mary Lou Thomas
Shirley Ann Rice
Anna W. Smith
Ethel Morningstar
Janet H. Michael
Meion
Cleveland
Sentinel
Mary Wolesargs
Lila Showe
Chain Store Stocks Suggested For Pension Funds
Roger W Babson argues pensions risk erosion by inflation and proposes investing pension funds in chain store and variety chain stocks such as A P Kroger American Stores Stop Shop Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward and McLellan McCrory United Stores. He cites World War III protection and geographic diversification across 37 states and 440 cities, with a caution on Woolworths exposure to overseas assets. He also notes campaign filing updates and a Young Republicans meeting in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Boston
N. H
A. & P. Kroger
American Stores
First National
Stop & Shop
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Penney
Herbert A. Hills, Jr
Wellesley
Mass
McLellan
McCrory
United Stores Corporation
New York
Deécono
United States
Big City
McCrory and
Woolworth
Canada
England
Germany
Pub. Fin. Bu, Inc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columan
Mr. McIntire
Theodore B. McIntire Jr
Harris-Ewing Euoto
Creeger Post
Frederick Women
Annapolis
McKeldin
Since Furs
Audres Maupin
Edith Wars
Frances S. Spurrier
Sergt. Marshall Murray
N.W Etzier Company
Church
Harrisville
Richard F Kline
McKinsley Mill
Wicht
Bertha Winmigler
Hart~Luckett
Edward Lusby
Oakton
Anne Keyes Luckett
Harvey Dean Hart
Greensboro
N. C
William Sturtevant
Hart
L. Lee Luckett
Willard Hall
Earl Weatheley
Home Demonstration Club
Carol Whitney
Luckett
Halle
William A- Wade
Louise Mentzer
H. W. Beatty
George Wire
J. DB. Keister
Jones
P. F. Legard
Ruth Wenner
John George
Nellie George
Wright Washington
Richard Hickman
Earl Weatherley
Ida Brown
Helen George
Patti Ann Legard
Oscar Ramsbure
Mildred Blank
Sandra
Robert Ramsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Rudolph Cavell
Linda
New Windsor
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Carl’ F. Carly
Moopup
Conn
Maurice DeLashmult
South Market Street
Carolyn Elizabeth
Carrol Steven
Los Angeles
Crowner
Dick Haymes
Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes
Haymes
Internal Revenue
Un-cle Sam
William H. Ward Jr
A He
EA Sarno
Fisenhower
Camp David
Cities Service Company
Circuit Court
George C. Bothe
House of Delegates
Robert R. Rhoderick
Young Republicans
Young Republicans Club
William Crum. McKaig
David Buhrman
Vick F.W. Woolwartin
S. S Kresge
W. T. Grant
G. C. Murphy
S. H. Kress
J. J. Newberry
Pry
H. L. Green
Tay McCrory
Weisner Brothers
Oy . McLellan Stores
Aurlience
Tyson
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