Passed Drivers Tests Held Thursday at State Armory
Fifty one persons passed drivers tests given by the Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners at the State Armory Thursday. Names include David Samuel Shue, Jack Eugene DY, Afary Elkins, Dorony Glendolyn Shue, June Esther King, Karin Kelly, Carol Diane Book, Charles Samuel Hoff, Maynard Mosroe Hurd Jr., Russell Alonzo Snowden Bentz, Jud Marie Williams, David Tigertt, Mary Catherine Main, George Frederick Garman, Arthur Harland Feet, and many others across Frederick and nearby towns. Also notes K T Anderson, 89, former church treasurer, died and Nixon to visit Poland from Moscow.
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Department
State Armory
Frederick
David Samuel Shue
Wilson Place
Jack Eugene DY
West 7Th Street
Afary Elkins
Bassett
Lee Place
Dorony Glendolyn Shue
Viola Gwendolyn Shue
Esther King
East Church
Karin Kelly
East &Th
Carol ‘Diane Book
Fairview Avenue
Charles Samuel Hoff
East
iFiita
Maynard Mosroe Hurd Jr
South Court
Russell Alonzo Snowden Bentz
Jud Marie Williams
David Tigertt
Damascus
Frances Clara Himes
Lawrence Hayes Crass
Monrovia
Willie Elmer Grable
Smithsburg
Roger Gene Sapp
Nathan Hewitt
Frederck Walter Anderson
Doub Montgomery King
Brunswick
Vin Jeremiah Guyer
Mitsbu
Dollie Marie Weisenburg
John Bernard Morion
Teddy Roosevelt Lyes
Hyatistoan
Marie Smith
Sabillasvilseph Boxle Sappington
Limells
Cleveland Waskey Jr
Jefferson
Glenn Robert Kunna
Cy Jean Lapole
Larry James Baker
Emmitsbur
Richard Charles Durrow
Emmitsburg
Robert William Shafer
Gerald Dewayne Tibbs
Earshon Franklin Myers Jr
Sharon Lee Frye
Helen Edwina Hahn
Hugh Wilson Prichett Jr
Buckeystown
Mary Elizabeth Arnold
Ruth Elizabeth Draper
Clarksburg
Arthur Lester Tackman III
Carl Victor Shanabereer Jr
Mu Airy
Bonnie Jean Wise
Middletown
Isabelle W Ms
Bridge
Charles Robert Hubbard
Too Many Hog Surpluses Spark 1960 Farm Debate
The National Planning Association argues a one year program to slow hog production by marketing pigs at 180 to 200 pounds and offering a $12.50 per hundredweight price support, estimating $206 million to buy pork. The plan aims to curb surpluses but risks spurring further farming expansion and asks if it will deter hog growth or open a new surge of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Committee
The
National Planning Association
Price Cut Prize Pushes British Campaign on Living Standards
Britain seeks to lower prices through a campaign sparked by a 36000 pound offer to the firm delivering the best efficiency in living standards and cost reduction. Harry Ferguson announced the aim at a House of Commons luncheon to boost production, reduce costs, and expand British trade, signaling a potential threat to American industry if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Harry, Ferguson
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Letter protesting contamination of Carroll Creek and littering
M DeMilt Aird of 207 East Fourth Street Frederick Maryland objects to ammonia entering source waters and calls for prosecution of improper waste disposal. He questions the roles of SPCA and Isaac Walton League in addressing contamination and urges action against individuals or non industrial sources contributing to the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Creek
Yinger
Bak
Sim
SPCA
Isaac Walton
Hospital Report With Local Admissions and Discharges
Mrs. Mary Glacken of Ladiesburg was admitted to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Discharged were Mrs. John Wetzel and infant daughter of Emmitsburg, Mrs. Christopher Springer of Emmitsburg, and Frank Topper of Emmitsburg. From Washington County Hospital, Howard Shriner of Rocky Ridge and Mrs. Russie Smith and daughter of Lentz were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Glacken
Ladiesburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Christopher Springer
Frank Topper
Washington County Hospital
Howard Shriner
Rocky Ridge
Russie Smith
Lentz
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items note a Salvation Army open air service at Market and Patrick streets with a bystander seeking prayers for himself. Dr. A. P. Hering and staff inspected Montevue hospital with local officials. A block party at Braddock Heights Casino drew many children. Miss Houck won the prize. Frederick resident Frank J. Schroeder, long a grocer on West Street, died after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capit Marshall
Storm
Salvation Army
Market
Patrick Streets
A. P. Hering
E State
Lunacay Commission
Frederick
H. F Fahrney
Montevue
David Cramer
Board of Charities
West Street
Twenty Years Ago Farm Taxation Headsline and Encampment Prep
Twenty years ago the farm taxation issue remains live among Frederick countians. A University of Maryland extension study notes increased assessments and improvements at Derick Field as preparations for the Twenty-Ninth Division Aviation encampment begin a week from Saturday. Ruth Elizabeth Nicodemus, Monrovia, 21, is named the state’s outstanding four square 4-H Club girl. Complaints rise over gelatinous matter from the municipal sewerage disposal plant in the Monocacy river south of town, drawing renewed attention from county sportsmen with bass season underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
I Miss Bonnie Fox Bride Of Jack D Neal
Bonnie Fox wed Jack Neal in Grace Trinity Church near Pea Ridge on July 21. The groom is son of Hazen Neal. bride is daughter of Eldridge and Bertram Fox. Attendants included Carole Hildebrand and Evelyn Hawker. vows conducted by D. Metrling with Virgi Bowers singing. The couple will reside in Frederick after a trip to New York City and Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lee Fox
Barbara Ann Showe
Carole Hildebrand
Evelyn Hawker
Middletown
Pride
Tony Neal
Tommy Burall
Jerry Thomas Neal
RFD
Melvin Douglas Fox
This City
Kenneth Burns Neal
Som. J
New York City
Mrs
Neal Wil
RFD 6
Frederick
Mrs. Neal
Frederick High School
Recently Married Marcia Johnson Weds William Mohier III
Miss Marcia Johnson and William Harwood Mohier III wed at Memorial Bankist Church in a double ceremony. Rev. Edward M. Durlap officiated. guests enjoyed nautical music by Mrs. Charles Stiles. The bride wore a gown designed by Richard Cavanaudh of England, with Phalaenopsis orchids. The reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. couple to reside in Oxden, Utah, with the groom stationed in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stiles
du Selo Parduee
Cnantilly
Richard Cavanaudh
England
Amanda Johnson
Amydani
Richard Schoonover
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ronald Johnson
Robert §. Suckett
Louisville
Aiken
Richard
Allison
Roy F. Johnson
Robert S. Lucketts
Oxden
Utah
U.S. Army
Weddings Lee Stream Miss Mildred Stream and Lory Lee
Miss Mildred B. Stream and Lory D. Lee were married on Thursday evening July 23 at 6 o'clock at Bethany Lutheran parsonage Brunswick Rev Ralph H Miller solemnized the single ring ceremony The bridegrooms occupation is truck driving Their attendant was Mrs Goldie Hargett a cousin The couple will reside at Petersville after a wedding trip to California A dinner honoring them followed at the home of Mr and Mrs William Washington Petersville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Washington
Petersville
California
Lee
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation 24 Hours Ended
The Associated Press reports 24 hour weather summary with temperatures and precipitation values. Market prices for corn wheat and new barley are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Two Die in Turnpike Pileup Near Beaver Falls
A three car crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Falls killed two people and injured eight. Victims identified as Harry McCready 50 of Maris Pennsylvania and Anthony Morelli 45 of the Bronx New York. Other hospitalized include James Wheeler 36 his wife Nola 33 their two sons James 93 and George 6 two daughters Joyce 12 Cindy 2 and niece Jenny Howell 14 of Canton Ohio. State police said the Morelli car began to pass the Wheeler car when the McCready car crossed the center line and struck the Morelli auto pushing it into the Wheeler vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
Harry McCready
Maris
Anthony Morelli
Bronx
N. Y
James Wheeler
Nola
James
George
Joyce
Cindy
Jenny Howell
Canton
Ohio
Wheeler
Morelli Auto
McCready Auto
Frederick County Planning Commission Meets to Discuss Zoning and Sign Rules
The Frederick County Planning Commission met in Winchester Hall to review zoning issues including signs for national advertisers, billboard nonconforming use rules, leased post offices in residential areas, temporary occupancy certificates for partial homes, cemetery definitions, and a proposed water sources conference. County Planner Hatton and Chairman Wight outlined billboard distinctions from buildings and noted planned highway signs for historic sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Plans Jing and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
J. Alfred Catsail
Secetary
Planning Commission
Catsail
Hatton
Daniel E. Wight
U.S
Frederick
Francis Scott Kay
Barbara’ “Fritchie
Wight
Grange
Farm Bureau
Army Corps of Engineers
Washington
Frederick County
Monocack
Potomac
Washington County
Hagerstown
Commission
Jihe
Brunswick High School
Brunswick Negro
James A. Sensenbaugh
Conley Widow of Maj. Gen. Edgar T. Conley Dies at 78
Mrs. Clare Madeline Conley 78 widow of Maj. Gen. Edgar T. Conley USA died of a heart attack at her home Green Ridge Fairland Virginia She had lived there since 1929 after marrying in 1904 Surviving are two sons Brig. Gen. Edgar T. Conley Jr in California Reginald G of Fairland and a daughter Mrs Mary C Watlington of Paris France Six grandchildren and four great grandchildren Gen Edgar Conley was brother to the late Dr Charles H. Conley Sr of Frederick Also listed are Richard E Kieeny 32 formerly of Middletown who died in Miami and Mrs Sadie Kefauver former Wolfsville resident with services in Myersville and Middletown area Funeral director Paul Bittle told the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An. Ugar T. Conley
Clare Madeline Conley
Edgar T. Conley
USA
Green Ridge
Fairland
Conley
Edgar T. Conley Jr
California
Reginand G
Mary C. Watlington
Paris
France
Edgar Conley
Charles H. Conley Sr
Frederick
Walter Kefauter
Sadie Kefauver
Wolfsville
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Walter Kefauver
G Place
N. W
Jonathan
Amanda Blickenstaff Wolf
Daisy Packett
Myersville
Mornday
Raymond L. Markley
Reformed
Middletown
Paul Bittle
Funerals Held Across Local Churches for Several Residents
Funeral services were held at Prospect Methodist Church near Mt. Airy for Mrs. Clara M. Mari who died in Baltimore. Rev. Herbert Harrison officiated. interment in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed. C. M. Waltz Funeral Director. Funeral for Harry Walter Miller of 311 West Patrick Street occurred Friday at 2 PM at the local funeral home. Father Wade Hampton and Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiated. interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Floral offerings noted. pallbearers named. Robert E. Dailey and Son Funeral Director. Funeral for Mrs. Mary J. Staub, widow of William M. Staub, who died Monday, included services at St. John's Lutheran Church Creagerstown. Rev. E. Koontz Helwig officiated. interment in Mt. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. M. L. Creager and Son Funeral Directors. Funeral services for David Franklin Stottlemyer of Mount Pleasant held at the funeral home. Rev. Wallace J. Bieber officiated. pallbearers listed. interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. J. M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Clara M. Marion
Baltimore
Herbert Harrison
Harold Brown
William Clark
William ‘Wagner
Foard Hood
Daniel Wilson
Leonard Haines
C. M. Waltz
Harry Walter Miller
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
Wade Hampton
All Hallows Episcopal Church
Davidsonville
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward P.thomas
Jack Cave
Donald Gearlinger
Leroy Brubaker
Frank Wastler
Norman Ray
Mount Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Mary J. Staub
William M. Staub
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
E. Koontz Helwig
Harold Shorb
Elbert Harbaugh
Preston Kolb
Ray Martin
Paul Hann
Lee Wiles
David Franklin Stottlemyer
Mount Pleasant
East Church Street
Wallace J. Bieber
The
Unified Church of Christ
Mount Pleassant
James E. Doub
James E. Rager
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Jerry L.haygood
Edward A Crowther
Francis Scott Key Post
Il American Legion
Drunken Driver Must Spend Weekends In Jail
Waynesboro industrial worker Christian C. Shockey pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Chauncey M. Depuy. Arrested May 7 after erratic driving by Officer Donald R. Fry, Shockey began serving time July 17 but asked to work during the week and serve remaining days on a weekend installment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Christian C. Shockey
Lantz
Chauncey M. Depuy
Shockey
Births and Deaths From Frederick Memorial Hospital and Dr Dwight E Clark
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital July 22 to 24 include Ann Louise Wednesday daughter to George and Thelma Cutsail of 339 South Market Street and other newborns Glenn Maritim Wednesday, Susan Virginia Brashears, Debora Jane Foland, and Ricard Paul Jr. Thelma Whette of Knoxville and Genevieve Selby of Libertyown noted. Also Dr Dwight E Clark of Chicago died Friday at 48 from a virus infection. he chaired surgery at University of Chicago and hailed from Mount Eaton, Ohio.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Cutsail
South Market Street
Ann Louise
Cutsail
Thelma Whette
Knoxville
Charles Whimns
Glenn Maritim
Jack Lust
Burkitts‘ville
Gene Brashears
North Bentz Street
Susan Virginia
Richard Mutten
Levellsville
Ricard Paul Jr
Iday
James Foland
RFD i
Thurmont
Debora Jane
iMrs
Foland
Gene Jvieve Selby
Libertyiowr
Chicago
Dwight E.clark
University
Clark
Mount Eaton
Giia
University of Rochester
Father of seven jailed after weekend absence
An individual with no prior record was sentenced after being arrested. The judge administered a sentence of several months in jail. He was released Sunday at 8 p.m. and was due to return the following Friday at 8 p.m., with the weekend to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jai
SECA Fair Opens Monday at South End Civic Center
The annual SECA Community Fair begins Monday evening featuring termite exhibit on property damage control, farm motors display, and a telephone exhibit. U S Air Force Army Navy and civil defense units display at Field House with a 327th Army Band concert at 8 pm. Rides and games abound with a large new shelter hosting activities. Prizes include typewriters adding machines and two bikes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Civic Association
Department of Agriculture
United States Air Force
Army
Navy
Civil Defense Unit
Defense Department
327Th Army Band
Chemical Center
Chemical Corps Material Command
Army Chemical Center
Visiting with Jack Lee at Franks Scott Key Hotel
Mr. Lee and Mrs. Lee hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee of salo N. Charles B. Zehnder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zehnder, who has been working as a deck hand on an ore boat for the Pittsburgh Steamship Company. He is a Case Institute of Technology student in Cleveland and will return around September 15. He has returned home due to a stoppage caused by the steel strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lee
Franks Scott Key
Lee
Richard Lee
Salo. N
Charles B. Zehnder
Charles W. Zehnder
Zehnder
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Mountaindale Families Update on Sick Relatives
Among The Sick Richard Dicky Bare 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Alton Bare Mountaindale has been a surgical patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for the past three weeks He is expected to return home soon Mrs Leslie Bare Hagerstown was recently released from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering satisfactorily at the home of her son Alton M Bare Mountaindale Herbert R Kanede Svearvid Son of City Police Officer and Mrs Martin L Kanede underwent a tonsil and adenoid operation yesterday at Frederick Memorial Hospital Officer Kanede said last night his son seems to be coming along pretty good
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard “Dicky” Bare
Alton Bare
Mountaindale
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Leslie Bare
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Alton M. Bare
Herbert R. Kanede
Svearvid
Martin L
Frederick counselor attends college admissions institute
Robert H. Ferguson of Frederick High School returned from a two and a half week College Admissions Institute at DePaul University in Green Castle Indiana. The event included 74 college admissions officers and counselors nationwide, funded by the Lilly Fund Inc. Ferguson served on the institute's evaluation committee representing Frederick County and the Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association, with Washington and Lee High School among the nearby participants. Colleges represented included Western Maryland College Penn State University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Ferguson
Frederick High School
DePaul University
Greencastle
Ind
Lilly Fund Inc
Washington and Lee High School
Arlington
Western Maryland College
Penn State
University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Ferguson
Frederick County
Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association
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