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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1953

Page

6

Controversy Over Route 240 Path Through Rock Creek Park

John Nofen Jr planning director of the National Capital Planning Commission says he will meet Maryland Roads Commission staff before the next planning session on August 6 and 7 to study Route 240 and Belt Route plans. The commission disapproves using park land for Route 240 through East West Highway and Beach Drive while preliminarily approving the belt route, with final approval pending detailed plans. The issue centers on parallel sections through the park and authority between federal and state groups, with potential opposition shaping the roads project.

Rockville John Nofen National Capital Planning Commission Maryland State Roads Commission Nolen Planning Commission Roads Commission Rock Creek Park Maryland

Potterfield family attends christening at Aldie church

In Lovettsville va Mr and Mrs H Potterfield and mother Mrs Bertie Potterfield attended services at Aldie Episcopal church where Roxanna Tyler granddaughter of the Potters was christened by Rev Dunbar. Grandparents hosted a luncheon for relatives and friends.

Lovettsville Birs. H Potterfield Bertie Potterfield Aldie Episcopal Church Roxanna Tyler Dunbar W. B. Tyler Warrenton W. E. Tyler Tommy Potterfield Alexandria J. Earl Weatherly Mr. Weatherly Chicago New York Waldorf Astoria Arthur Enkemeier Poughkeepsie A. R. Rockefelter Christine Mabie Jan Weatherlys Weatherly P. W Myers Jefferson Memorial Hospital Lowell Boothe Cheek Boothe Patsy Rivers Dora Souder Frederick Lutheran Sunday School Church Lawn Lamar Wire Robert Wire Washington Aliss Mary Elizabeth Washington Atlantic City X. J Shirley Richard J. D. Keister Keith James Rinker Vera Hayes Muncie Ind Lester Schulie Nettie Brooks Purcellville Paul Myers Ganner Guesis and Airs Field Culler Fredenck

Lions Install Walter R Falkenstein Myersville Leader

Myersville Lions Club installed Walter R Falkenstein as president at the last meeting with officers and directors named including Charles S Maritini as vice president Gu C Kane second vice president Dawson J Horine Albert D Flook and Leon Tanner among others also listed are Jesse Green Tail Twister FE Pyles and directors W E Summers J Edwin Falkenstein Abery Flook Jr and E Stephen Raby. Gett ys burg Pa July 2 Russell J Exler Emmitsburg faces contempt of court with $1 000 bail refused and jailed for contempt in Adams County Court. remanded from Woodstown N J.

LIONS Walter R. Falkenstein Myersville Myersville Lions Club Mensurer Charles S. Maritini Gu. C Kane Dawson J Horine Albert D. Flook Leon Tanner Jesee Green Gettysburg Russell J. Exler Emmitsburg Woodstown N. J Adams County Esterday Exler

Profit Sharing And Prosperity By Roger W Babson

Babson argues profit sharing hinges on profits not wages and praises past experiments while warning roots in management and business conditions. He notes unions seek wages and benefits, but profits drive program viability, with small firms at risk during readjustments and losses. Bible School closing report follows with attendance and contributions.

Roger W. Babson Babson Park Mass Washington William B. Wilson Jonight United States Iit Fin Buine

Mayor Refuses Attend Meeting Over Water Shortage Protests

More than 225 Rockville residents pressed mayor and city council on water shortages amid illnesses at Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium. They demanded an independent technical survey of current and future needs, with full public findings, while officials debated ordinances restricting nonessential water use. Mayor Weddle planned a private council meeting and declined mass gathering attendance.

Rockville Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium Stanley E. Smigel Court House J. Warren Miler Smigel Daniel R. Weddle Milor Weddler

Mills Reunion Draws Many To Boonsboro Park

The Mills family reunion on Sunday July 12 gathered at Shafer Memorial Park Boonsboro. New officers elected include President Mrs Austin Stottlemyer and Vice President Mrs Lee Emery. Prizes were awarded to several members while attendees traveled from Sharpsburg Martinsburg Hagerstown and beyond.

Mills Shafer Memorial Park Boonsboro Austin Stottlemyer Sharpsburg Lee Emery Martinsburg Edward Carty Hagerstown Grant Dagenhart Grant Thomas Utah Minda Kay Brubaker Church Hill Charles Mills George Thomas Howard Mills Brunswick Frank 1Thomas Austin Stetnemyer Washington Bruce’ Miller A. C. Miller W. Va Edna Mills Beaver Creek Ara Ridenour Essex Reno Thomas Edward Martin Yarrowsburg Roy Snyder Gapland Leonard Wood Broonall Ada Mills Margaret Mills Middletown Gilbert Mills Walkersville Park Mills Edward Caity David Ausherman Howard Carter Edward Carter Sharps. Durs William Malis Bakerton Annie Bond Roinar Benson Grimes and Baltimore S. W. Link Marvin F. Edwards Charlestown Harey Walters Florida Gilbert Frecke James Adam Stanley Jones Marin Goetz Green Cattle Dennis Brace Philadelphia Marshall Harbaugh Fred Edwards Emma Rita Earnshaw Harry Whipp Stuart Brubaker Daushier Uma Winpp And Murs Robert Edwards Mic Storm Betty Leu Gaverni MecCrum Mien “Veodemus

Achievement Day Shines for County 4-H Girls at Elm Street

Dozens of 4-H girls from the county competed in the Elm Street School Achievement Day on July 15. Awards covered 32 classes including blue red and white ribbons in sewing clothing skirts and crafts. Notable winners include Barbara Boone Peggy Holler Ruth Ann Roberson Beverly Hann Janet Hood Dorothy Marker and Doris Grabill among many others across Prospect Middletown Libertytown Woodsboro and Urbana.

Elm Street Barbara Boone Mt. Pleasant Peggy Holier Middletown Wide Awake Caroline Routzahn Martha Sigler Midletown Margery van Sant Unionville Marilyn Garber Libertytown Dorothy Myers Judy Myers Petersville Idella Remsburg Liberty ‘Lown Betty Jane Roberson Beverly Ropp Ruth Ann Roberson Elsie Wastler Thurmont Lucille Koontz Joan Lind Woodsboro Harriett Roberts Prospect Joyce Hood Patsy Wise W. A Patsy Rippeon Nancy Noffsinger Jefferson Marilyn Kifer Sarah King Ballenger Martha Haugh Braddock Beverly Hann Lewistown Betty Titman Elaine Whitmore Mary Nicholson Betty Durrow Elsie Genevieve Fahnestock New Midway Patsy Mary Jane Tabler Annette Routzahn Veronica Little Thurmonat Betty Rae Gladhit Patsy Hauver Beverly Aviine Petersvie Danice Hann Levistown Reba Yingling Pleasant Anna Mane Horton Anjomaile Phyllis Haupt Wolfeville Doris Jean Lee Urbana Ted Ribbons Josce Boxer Jeanette McKenzie Shook Marilee Pulman Lewisien Carol Grimes Johnsie Dolores Remsburg Lohertown Lois Ann Coeblentz Nance Shafer Peggy Page Jean Sawyer Judith Lochner Grace Haupt Wolfsville Priscilla Rhodes Shookstown Betty Lee Halter Catherine Ecker Cotton Johanna Wagsha Dons Grab dJahasante Sara Geisbert Ann Ruakies Dorothy McBride Widete Jtown Rachel Rems

Middletown Prog Club Exhibits Flower Entries and Awards

The Petersville club won first award for the best secretary's book. Members from Middletown Urbana Jefferson Braddock Mt. Pleasant Prospect Petersville Walkersville Shookstown Urbana and more earned blue red and white ribbons for flowers crafts and handiworks including champion entries and notable exhibitors such as Lois Hildebrand Ann Runkles Barbara Brown Ruth Beachley Janet Hood and Margery Van Sant across ages 10 to 21 with plan of room and garment covers noted.

Dixie Moore Mt. Pleasant Arlene Krimgold Prospect Vivian Wolfe Wolfsville Ann Burkles Urbana Barbara Ifert Middletown Janet McDevitt Sandra Hoffmaster Myersville Martha Lady Dorothy MelBride Marlene Harbaugh Johnsville June Glisan Libertytown Joanna Magada Harriet Roberts Judith Lochner Dorothy Coleman Judith Hoffman Frances Huebner Elizabeth Huebner New Market Mary Jane Tabler Margaret Nicholson New Midway Joyce Hood Idella Remsburg Libertyiewn Champion Nancy Thrasher Jefferson Jackie Hevner Helen Stull Lewistown Elaine W Marilyn Kifer Petersville Phyllis Gledhill W. A Priscilla Rhodes Jeanette McKenzie Sheokstown Nancy Remsberg Patsy Wise Middetown Margaret J. Ogie Creagerstown Martha Haugh Braddock Barbara Brown Veronica Little Thurmont Margaret Jones Mr. Pleasant Bonnie Redding Red Nibbons Helen Englebrecht Maree Purman Lewintown Barbara Jean Dorothy Marker Burkitts Ville Dolly Lawson Wanda Keller Jean Barker Dorothy McBride Barbara Tfert Yvonne Clemson Connie Schultz Shookstown Burkittsville Shirley Fox Doris Grabill Charlotte Wiles Sara Geisbert Janet Hood Mary Scheel Marietta Haupt Doris Grabilk Jane Shuff Arlene Moxley Rubie Weishaar Ruth Keller Charlotte Stiles Anna Mae Hooper Jean Barrier Charlotte Remsberg Geraldine Geisbert Liza Taft Artamicha Hawkins Mt Pleasant Frances Montgomery Patricia Shuff Phyllis Eyler Shirley Geisbert Delores Wiles ePatsy Wise Ruth Beachley Margaret Ogle Jean Ogle Nellie Shafer Ballenger Jean Barkier Shirley Funk Jean Stine Janet Stine Charlotte Shafer Carol Biddinger Rebecca Ren Janet Wastler Sarah Geisbert Elaine Whitmore Beverly Axline Janet McDevit Jehanna Magaha Johanna Magaha Ihampion Joyce Hoad Ann Bunkies Jeanetie McKenzie Needle Arts Mary Ann Burnet Unionville Jean and Janet Stine Beverly Ahah Barkinsyfle Ruth Rebecca Beachley Hildebrand June Ghsan Mary Nicholson Regina Bassford Lois Hildebrand Ann Runkles Georgianna Masser Alice Holter Margery van Sant Katherine Ecker Joyce Boyer Mary Noffsinger Mary Jane Wilcom Louise Shuff Petersville Club

Montgomery County Fair to Offer Free Day for Children

Montgomery Fair declares August 26 Children’s Day at Gaithersburg with free admission for all youngsters and 50 000 tickets already distributed plus 10 000 more at the gate. Event features junior rodeo rope twirling drill teams 4H exhibits homemaker pageant prize jams and expanded carnival with improved parking and air traffic flow.

Montgomery County Gaithersburg

Bridge Owners Without An Offer To Purchase

Williamsport toll bridge owners in Maryland dispute state buyout offers claiming no formal purchase offer has reached them. State official says registered letters with the offer were sent July 2 to the company and a major stockholder. Stockholders plan Aug 11 meeting to discuss the matter as the Roads Commission notes state intent to buy for 500000. In Baltimore, Colts begin 1933 preseason with 47 candidates and early workouts led by Head Coach Keith Molesworth.

Williamsport Williamsport Toll Bridge State Roads Commission D. W. Newcomer Washington Newcomer Baltimore The Roads Commission D. K. Cushwa Westminster Baltimore Colts Bob Williams Bill Maskrides Bob Kilfoyle Colt Camp Elmer Wingate University of Maryland Mel Embree Pepperdine College California Keith Molesworth Memorial Stadium Molesworth Buddy Young Oltie Toth George Taliaferro

Storm Rips Broad Run Farm Area Causing Heavy Damage

A late Wednesday twister along a narrow Broad Run to Route 17 path caused extensive farm damage. Hundreds of trees fell, barns roofs and silos were damaged, and an apple orchard suffered heavy losses.

Broad Run Quebec School Burkittsville Middletown Ed Miller Samuel Remsburg Raymond Blair Remsburg George Moser Moser Harold Zecher Misses Ahait Claude Beachley Acros David Young Catoctin Creek

Divorce Decree Grants Custody To Mrs Virts Near Jefferson

A decree signed in Equity grants Mrs Cletia Virginia Virts of near Jefferson an absolute divorce from Harold Stanley Virts. She receives custody of two children, and he must pay 17.50 weekly for support and cover costs. Visitation rights are awarded to the husband. Edwin F. Nikirk and Richard E Zimmerman are the attorneys.

Cletia Virginia Virts Jefferson Harold Stanley Virts Edwin F. Nikirk Richard E. Zim- Merman

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