Heavy Bond Set For Two Accused Men
Two white men charged with carnal knowledge of a girl under 14 and with assault and battery waived prelims in magistrate's court and were held on 10000 and 5000 bonds for grand jury action. One suspect, Sigler 23 of Myersville, had a prior record. Frye 31 of Wisner Street was held on 5000 bond. Police say the girl was taken to a county motel and registered as Sigler's wife for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
George H. Sigker, Jr
Myersville
Route 2
House of Correction
Basore
William Miller Frye
West
Sigher
George Layman
Leslie Fox
Frye
Sigler
Ellis Carty
Wilburt F. Sheffield, Jr
Charles A. Price
Sheffield
Ligier
Frederick
Hagerstown
New Windsor Notes and Community Updates
The Brethren Service Center ships its 26th cattle consignment to Germany, totaling over 1,300 heifers to Western Germany. A Korean aid project exhibits a miniature doll family in the gift shop to fund an orphanage, while local births and visits are noted. Rights of way deeds to Potomac Edison exceed 30 parcels, and Star 4-H meets at Jean Adams home with demonstrations on health and a report from Annapolis trip participants. Byron Hartzler and family travel to New York for a brief tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Brethren Service Center
Germany
International Gift Shop
Bernard Weishaar
Thomas
Hagerstown Hospital
Merritt Burke
Newport
Del
Walter Bower
Lewis Humke
Carel Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Humke
Star 4
Babson Explains Federal Reserve Reserve Change
Babson Park Mass July 8 readers learn that the Federal Reserve Board reduced reserve requirements, enabling banks to loan more money. The piece discusses higher interest rates, easier mortgage access for veterans, and a firmer stance by the administration to curb inflation while urging prudent borrowing and business practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Roger W. Bakson
Federal Reserve System
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Ike
Copsright
Pub Fin
Bu. Inc
Orphans Court Grants Letters In Four Estates
Orphans Court issued letters of administration for four estates. Thomas S. Glass, Jocal attornes, qualified as administrator of Mary Frances Erwin's estate of Forton where a daughter in Deland Fla renounced. Margaret Dorsey of West Sixth Street qualified as administratrix of Rachel Dorsey estate. Charlotte V. Beachley of Riddetown qualified as administrator of Martin S. Beachley estate. John Meichelberger of Thurmont Route qualified as administrator of George M. Eichelberger Sr. estate with heirs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Glass
Jocal Attornes
Mary Frances Erwin
Flerton
Deland
Fla
Margaret Dorsey
West Sixth Street
Rachel Dorsey
Charlotte V. Beachley
Riddletoun
Martin S. Beachies
John Meichelberger
Thurmont
George M. Eichelberger
Polio scare cleared for Orndorff as meningitis diagnosed
Physicians at Baltimore City Hospitals report Lewis Orndorff of Emmitsburg is not a polio victim but suffers from benign lymphocytic meningitis. He shows rapid improvement and is expected to recover fully in a week to ten days with no residual symptoms. The illness is non communicable and virus related, initially misidentified as infantile paralysis due to similar early symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Lewis Orndorff
de. Burgess
Orndorff
Autos Damaged In Collision At City Intersections
Three autos were damaged when a Rockwell Terrace stop sign violation led to a collision with a College Avenue sedan driven by George Y Hull. The impact damaged Hulls car and two others. no injuries were reported. In a separate incident two cars collided at East and East Third streets with about $200 damage to John M Eichelberger and minor damage to Dorsey Cook who was charged with failing to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Terrace
College Avenue
Tregoning
Buddy F. McClung
Elkview
W. Va
George Y. Hull
Monroe Avenue
Edward P. Thomas, Jr
Roanoke
Hull
East
East Third Streets
John M. Eichelberger
Thurmoor
East Street
Third Street
Dorsey G. Cook
Mt. Airy
Fichelberger
Cook
Ellis Carty
Clarksburg News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs Monard Miles improves. Mrs Georgia Warfield dies at 67. Interment Cedar Grove cemetery with Rev Ammon. Local progress on Maryland 121 relocation by M J Grove Lime Co. MYF meetings and Sunday talks noted. Wedd ing planned for Burdette King at Clarksburg Methodist. Community picnic and rededication events announced. Various visits and reunions, plus a new stable light source for photochemical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia E. Warfield
Stringtown
Warfield
Upper Montgomery
Cedar Grove Methodist Cemetery
Jack G. Ammon
Maryland
Clarksburg
MYF
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Mary Dorsey
Germantown
Ralph Mart
Mart
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky , Ridge
Jack L. Maxson
Ft. Worth
Texas
Sidney Crossman
Paul Benton
Conneaut
Ohio
Morris Benton
Douglas E. Studdifore
John
Bloomfield
N. J
Raymond Wilhide
Frederick Memorial Hospital
King’s Clarksburg Park
Bob Meyer
Baltimore
McKimmors Center
Dickerson Church
Godfrey Waters
John Clarke
John Willson
John Bunton
Bond Waters
John Roberts
Regin Cash
Burdette-King
Albert Hargett
Jefferson
Henry Hough
John Andrews
Canada
P.T.A
Universiy
Porterfields
Harpers Ferry
West Va
Blood Drive Urged as Gamma Globulin Shortage Grows
Health Officer Dr Forbes J Burgess urged Frederick Countians to donate at the Red Cross Bloodmobile next Tuesday July 14 at Calvary Methodist Church from 10 am to 3 30 pm. He warned the gamma globulin shortage threatens polio and general disease control, noting it takes far more gamma globulin to combat polio than hepatitis and the county could inoculate only a small fraction without increased blood donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes J. Burgess
Frederick
Burgess
Thurmont
Lottie Gall
Red Cross
Gali
Richard Dutrow
Deeds Recorded In Urbana And Buckstown Districts
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office conveying 3.1 acres with improvements in Urbana district from Mr and Mrs Raymond Poulin to Mr and Mrs Frank J Mann for about 7580 dollars. The old Licksville school property in Buckerstown district was sold by Mr and Mrs Jacob M Johnson Jr to Mr and Mrs Paul E Harris for roughly 4508 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Poulin
Frank J. Mann
Urbana
Jacob M. Johnson, Jr
Paul E. Harris
Licksville
Buckerstown
Emmitsburg Weekend Socials and Local Notices
A long list of weekend visits and gatherings in Emmitsburg and nearby towns features residents and visitors from Havre de Grace, Sykesville, Baltimore, Gettysburg, and more. Attendees include the Warthen, Sanders, Kelly, Topper, Shorb, Adams, and Boyle families, with engagements at St. Josephs, Blue Ridge Summit, and Ocean City. Highlights include hospital visits, baptisms, anniversaries, and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immitsburg
Sod
Donald Stoner
Jobh Warthen
Francis Sanders
A. P. Him Military
Maryland National
Sykesville
Peerend
George Cool
Sterling Goulden
Peggy Wachter
Rita Ann Topper
Marianne Sanders
Sterling Hotel
Atlantic City
N. J
Patricia Lingg
Mary Miller
Ann Marie Hobbs
Bernard Miller
Louis Gunn
Elaine
Stephen
Riverside
Gunn
Ray Topper
Airy
Robert Topper
Thornton Rodgers
William Topper
Albert Kelly
Baltimore
Esther Stouter
Marie Topper
St. Joseph’s Hospital
J. Lawrence Orendorff
Elsie Weamert
University of Maryland
Harry T. McNair
Harry McNair
Cpl McNair
12Th Marines
3Rd. Marine Division
Camp Pendelton
Calif
Burgess
Mount St. Mary's College
Indian Lookout
Mooney
Thomas Martins
St. Anthony's
George Martin
Sterling Hemsler
Oxford
Shaughnessy
Nila Buettner
St. Anthony's Rectory
Cache Hahn
Thurmont
The
Sodality of
St Joseph’s Church
St. Vincent’s House
Homemakers Club
Harry Bore
Marie Rial
John M. Roddy
Ada Sperry
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Betty Ann Hollinger
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Edward Waysack
Cramford
N. Z
Waysack
Robert Sanders
Robert Joy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John D. Sullivan
Revert Henke
Gloria Rose
Emmitsburg
Rodgera Topper
Airs
Robert L. Topper
Marie
Dorothy Topper
Ocean City
Vivian Topper
Donald Topper
Donald Miller
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
William Adams
Norman Adams
Charles ‘Harner
Wilbur | Overholtzer
Philadelphia
Vincent Topper
Topper
Mary Bucher
R. D
Civil War Vet Aged 110 In Good Health, Doctors Say
Walter W. Williams, oldest of five Civil War veterans, at 110, was examined by Veterans Administration doctors in Houston and declared in good condition for his age. He plans to return to his two acre Texas farm near Franklin. Doctors noted remarkably normal blood pressure and cardiogram readings and recommended vitamins, minerals, and a truss for a hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Walter W. Williams
Veterans Administration
Iittire
Franklin
Texas
Wolfe
Wiliams
V. A
Aid To Iran Is Delayed Until Oil Dispute Ends
President Eisenhower told Premier Mossadegh the United States will not provide economic aid to Iran until the oil dispute is settled. The letter cited concerns over Iran’s Nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. holdings and the Tudeh party’s freedoms. Britain and Iran have pursued lengthy negotiations without a mediated settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Eisenhower
Mossadegh
U. S
United States
Tudeh
Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Britain
Child Injured In Driveway Accident On West Patrick
A four year old boy identified as Francis R. Miller Jr. was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital with severe brush burns after running into a car driven by John E. Ebert on West Patrick street. No charges were filed. Nearby, a sedan and a truck collision on South Jefferson left about $50 damage with no charges. Also noted: Charles Harmon held on drunk driving and reckless charges, Reva Clary charged with intoxication, and Martin Wachter cited for exceeding 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis R. Miller, Jr
Ben Phebus
Sergt
Harry Quinn
John E. Ebert
Patrick Street
South Jefferson Street
West South Street
Sergt. Marshall Murray
Wilbert
Lapole
Hagerstown
Jefferson
South Streets
Philip C. DeMena
Baltimore
Charles H. Harmon
Frederick
North Market Street
N. Dorsey
Reva Clary
Thurmont
Route 1
Martin L. Wachter, Jr
Trail Avenue
Union Bridge Lions elects Lions Club officers
Union Bridge Canton L Kelley Sr was installed president with officers Russell H Marsh first vice president George Yingling second vice president D Lav an Bankert secretary and treasurer Alfred C Yingling and a slate of directors.District Governor Murray D Ryan from Mt Airy led the installation. Participating were Cocke Bankert Isaac Sayler and Vern L Jones. Also notes on local residents travel and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Canton
Jackson
Miss
Harry
Samuel Stambaugh
Near
Charles Grossnickle
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frank P. Bohn
Ralph Cartzenhamer
Western Gates
Maryland General Hospital
Charles Hahn
Robert “Bloom
Hahns
May layoffs rise to 11 per 1000 workers
Washington reports May layoffs at about 11 of every 1,000 workers, up from April but near postwar levels. In transportation equipment and machinery industries layoffs drove the rise due to auto plant curtailments from strikes. Other manufacturing stayed at or below April levels. Engineers reduce coal dust explosion risk by drilling holes and prewashing coal beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Paris
Six Die In Quaker Neck Plane Wreck
A Navy Constellation transport crashed during a routine test flight near Chestertown Maryland killing six crewmen aboard. The fuselage struck near a new house, injuring none seriously among workmen. Crew members hailed from Midwest and West. all were married with families elsewhere. Firefighters contained the blaze by 3 45 p.m. and debris cooled after two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Naval Air Test Center
Patuxent
Navy
Albert Raleigh
Air Force
Midwest
Cmdr
Robert E. Terris
Battle Creek
Mich
Cmar
Harold Lettvin
Venice
Calif
Welby Williams
Wolf City
Texas
Edward C. Saxe
Riverside
Gerald J. Lawler
Sioux City
Oklahoma City
Lewis P. Fox
Los Angeles
Patuxent Base
William Spence
Higgins
Raleigh
Hope Raleigh
Edward Harrington
James Thompson
Harrison Blake
Spence
Ridgely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Potomac Edison Co
Walter C. Smith
Norman E. Stiteh
Ralph G. Hessong
Nelson E. Trout
Leon E. Harne
Robert E. Patcher
Stanley E. Linton
Samuel Lone
Mebri T. Wachner
Floyd C. Spade
Louis C. Kinsey
Charles E. Ridge
Percy J. Payne
Homer Kline
Harry RF. Harne
Ernest F. Harne
G. Harrew Dinterman
George G. Gorsuch
Leo Fontanella
Walter V. Roe, Jr
Ronald E. Kling
Ladie
Bell
Charles T. Stansburg
A. D. Flook Sr
Harold
Bachelor
Frank G. Rametberg
Walter M. Bird
Ross
Stull
Frederck Tresselt
Salmon
Mose
William T. Palmer
May Wetzel
Ruth E. Robinson
Louie McPherson
Aady Johnston
Monmouth Park
Babson
West Virginia
Monard Miles
Weaver Kimball
Barry
Thomas Ward
Norfolk
Jordans
George C. Naylor
Naylor
Upton Austin
Harry Fleagle
Wayne Crum
Taneytown
Kenneth Vaughn
James Allison
Sterling Hemler
Mount St. Mary’s College
John M. Reddy
Joseph M. Reddy
Glen Burnie
Simon and
Susan Reddy
St. Anthony's Shrine Catholic Church
St. Anthony's Cemetery
Clyde Knipple
York, Pa
Carroll Frock
East Main Street
Loretta Boyle
B. H. Boyle
Clarence S. Valentine
Judy Ann
Nancy Eyster
Donna Lee Eyler
Mary
Nora O'Brien
Nancy
Jean Andrews
Sandra
Ellen Wetzel
Timmy Valentine
Donne Rohrbaugh
Howard Wetzel
Women's Missionary Society of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Morris Zentz
Zentz
Roy Maxell
Roy Bollinger
Mervin R. Tate
George Eyster
Hazel Caldwell
Charles Linn
A. W. McCleaf
C.A Harner
Philip Bower
Ruth Shuff
Valerie Overman
Connellsville
Robert Shorb
Munich
Charles E. Shorb
ACCA
Stanley O'Brien
Wilmington
Paul Valentine
James Louis Topper
Caledonia Park
George F. Harne
Mount Airy
Camp
A. P. Hill
Frederickeburg
2Th Division
Maryland National Guard
Elizabeth Farr
Damascus
Francis Miller, Jr
Quaker Neck
Urbana W. S.C. S
William Geisler
Stanley Wood
Lillian Geisler
Ellen Hawkins
Harpold
Araby Church
Harpard
Virgie Reed
Elien Hawkins
Pickering
Wood
Michigan State
Stan Drobac
Tom Belton
Spartans
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