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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1960

Page

15

Police Rescue Man From Well Near Sharpsburg

Two former Frederick Bar Basore and R B Spiekler descended 100 feet into a six foot diameter well on Route 2 to rescue Carl Elsworth Smith a 47 year old laborer who had fallen during pump repair. They pulled him to surface unharmed with brush burns only.

Frederick Bar- Basore R. B. Spiekler Carl Elsworth Smith Fairplay Harold Lee Hill Route 2 Sharpsburg Smith

Exchange student Wehmeier spends summer at Good Shepherd Church

Ger hard Wehmeier, an ex exchange student under World Council of Churches scholarship, stays the summer at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church to gain American church life experience. He studied at Columbia Theological Seminary and German universities and will return to Lippe to serve two years as a Vicar after September. Arrangements were made through the National Lutheran Council with Reverend Carroll L. Boyer. He will join parish activities, church camping, and summer conferences.

Gerhard Wehmeier World Council of Churches Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Wehmeier Columbia Theological Seminary Decatur Germany Goettingen Basel Bonn Art Bethel Lemgo Hannover Lippe Frederick Carroll L. Boyer National Lutheran Council

Legion Auxiliary Holds July Meeting in Emmitsburg

Francis x Elder American Legion Auxiliary Unit 121 met July 5 at 8 30 p m at the Post Home with President Kathleen Shorb presiding Sixteen members attended A letter noted Rebecca Chrismer earned district third in essay contest and second in department Senior High at Baltimore luncheon July 21 A thank you from Richard Swomley for the Emmitsburg High School history prize was read Ann Topper and Kathleen Shorb attended Baltimore convention July 21 23 Officer slate announced with Shorb president Topper first VP Harner second VP and other posts filled

Emmitsburg Charles B. Sherk Francis x Elder American Legion Auxilary Post Home Kathleen Sherk Rebecca Chrismer St. Joseph's High School Miss Chrismer Baltimore Richard Swomley Madeline Harner Thurmont Ann Topper Kathleen Shorb Mary Theresa Miller Idella Fiter Virginia Sanders Carmen Topper Melva

Installation of officers planned for Fran cis X. Elder Post No 121

The Fran cis X. Elder Post No 121 American Legion held its July 5 meeting with 29 members. Commander Joseph Rodgers led the session, officers were elected with Robert Myers as Commander and George Ashbaugh Jr as Historian. Reports included two blood donors Paul Sanders and David Mueneh, a successful summer camp, and upcoming August picnic. Delegates to the July convention were named, and several members received long service cards. Visiting relatives were noted from Philadelphia Baltimore and Mays Landing.

Clarence Shorb Andrew Shorb Charles Harner Earl Topper Robert Shorb Curtis Topper Thomas Harbaugh Floyd Manning Joseph Rodgers Allen Kietz Robert Myers Eugene Rodgers Charles B. Harner Andrew Sherb George Ashbaugh, Jr Richard Mc Cullough Jack Besach Philadephia Fred Timmerman George Ashbaugh George Jr Birs Glenn Reif i Snider Keymar Leslie Peterson Baltimore

Weekend visitors and dog show prizes announced

Weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Adams included families from Philadelphia Baltimore and Rockville. Ken L Ration dog food sponsors a contest awarding prizes for smallest largest shortest tail longest tail and best cared for dog. A grand prize engraved loving cup goes to the best dog owner for mez prizes to top category winners. judges include Seligmann Jr of Old Braddock and former Frederick County Humane Society president.

Ken-L-Ration Dog Food Concern Wlth Association Seligmann Jr Old Braddock Presi Fredick County Humane Society Idren Dan Shopping Center Mantager Comesi

Pet Dog Contest Set For Friday

A children's pet dog contest open to all dogs will take place next Friday at 10 in front of Food Fair at the recter Shopping Center. About 2,000 entry blanks are being distributed, sponsored by Food Fair stores.

Recter Barking For Food Fair

Japanese Crab Boat Seized by Soviet Patrol Off Hokkaido

The Japanese crab fishing boat Hokuto Maru, 14 tons, was seized by a Soviet patrol boat off northeast Hokkaido on Sunday. The crew numbered six, according to a spokesman for the Japanese Maritime Safety Board.

Frederick Maryland TOKYO Maritime Safety Board 1A Board Hokkaido

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