County actions and town incidents in July 1913 News-Peeties
Fifty Years Ago theme notes county convict labor planned for courthouse paving. Mayor Fraley cited for improper turn by Traffic Officer Fraley. A child Thies Richie Roberts perished in a farm blaze near Mt Airy while a nearby barn burned. other small properties damaged. Hunting Creek low water leaves Harmont without street lights. Thurmont electric plant supplies lighting. Local birds snakes and turtles threaten Mt Pleasant goldfish. Fraley urges ordinance to curb hitching on Market and Patrick streets. A horse on South Market slips its bridle and runs loose near Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Court House
Lewis H. Fraley
Fraley
Market Street
Thies Richiey Roberts
Albert M. Roberts
Mt. Airy
Vincent Kepler
Blessing Place
Petersville
Hunting Creek
Thurmont
Mt. Pleasant
Sans Mayol
Board of Aldermen
Market
Patrick Streets
FE. F. Poole
South Market Street
B. and C. Depot
Mr. Phelps
Pearl
After Me. A Mess and a City Election Debate
A 1983 Frederick Maryland newspaper excerpt discusses aligning Frederick’s fiscal year with the state and upcoming city elections. It notes mayoral and alderman steps toward July 1 start, potential June 1966 election dates, and the need for an ordinance to move election timing to avoid budgeting and administration issues. Political context with de Gaulle remarks included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pew
De Gaulle balks at NATO role as France keeps nuclear option
The article notes Charles de Gaulle rejecting continued alignment with NATO and pursuing France’s independent nuclear effort while Khrushchev seeks East West nonaggression. It also covers Kennedy's pledge to defend Western Europe and Alain Peyrefitte’s warning that U S policy may shift. It transitions to the obituary of Mr Munshower, Frederick electrical pioneer, detailing career and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Avetciaiog
Preep News
Anaigel
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
da Gaulle
Congress
Khrushchev
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold MacMillan
United States
Britain
NATO
Kennedy
Alain Peyrefitte
The Home Stretch Summer Signals Change Ahead
As July ends and days shorten the community senses the seasons shift. Plans for reopening schools emerge signaling fall approaches while heat drought and storms persist as typical summer patterns fade into routine.
Electric Elevators Suggested for Frederick High Roof Green Houses
Letter to the editor from Robert F Barrick argues for electric elevators connecting classrooms to Roof Green Houses in Frederick public schools. He contends stairs would negate gym needs by providing exercise, urging installation to preserve gym purpose and student fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New High School
The
News
Frederick News
Glenn E. Warneking
Robert F. Barrick
East Second Street
Frederick
Ex Mental Patient Admits Killing In California Motel
A former Maryland mental patient confessed to killing a woman in a Buena Park motel by bludgeoning with a wood piece after she found him burglarizing her room. The victim, 43 year old Marjorie Newton of Los Angeles suburb Rosedale, was staying there during a trip. Police say Marvin D. Robaire, linked to a Cumberland Maryland arrest, re enacted the July 1 slaying during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Park
Calif
Maryland
California
Yeare Add Dunia
Virgil Lounsberry
Marvin D. Robaire
Robaire
Kit Carson
Marjorie Newton
Roseda
Los Angeles
Cumberland
Lounsbery
Buena Vista
Condition Of Rivers Monococy-reddy and fuller ot
The fragmentary note reports on river conditions around Monococy-reddy and Fuller Ot, with unclear localization near Pott. Missing specifics limit clarity on the waterways status or authorities involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reddy
Fuller
Twenty Years Ago News Highlights July 34 1943
Scattered storms fail to ease drought in Frederick County agriculture. Steve Krusing reports action against the Japs in the South Pacific. Roosevelt promises bigger fights ahead and ends civilian coffee rationing while boosting sugar allotments. Ickes says eastern motorists will gain gasoline. Italian troops in Milan refuse to fire on demonstrators. Roosevelt warns neutral nations against asylum for Axis leaders. Baker Park pool closed for water shortage. American troops launch a whirlwind assault driving the enemy back twenty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
South Pacific
Steve Krusings
Frederick
Roosevelt
the American People
Ickes
Milan
Baker Park Pool
Beitr
Obituaries and Funerals in Frederick Area
Funeral services were held for Warren Elwood Bowers at Creager Funeral Home Thurmont with Rev. Fred Morgenstern officiating. Interment followed at Blue Ridge Cemetery in Thurmont. Pallbearers included Carroll Eyler and Morris Jackson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Elwood Bowers
Woiden Hwo
Des Norm Bentz
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Frederick Morgenstern
Carroll Eyler
Morris Jackson
Raymond Eichelberger
Allen Lawrence
William Price
Kenneth Staey
James Baker
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Maryland man jailed on motor charges after petty larceny finding
Gary L. Jacobs of Cave Town received a six month suspended sentence for petty larceny but must serve 60 days in jail for two motor vehicle charges after pleading guilty. He was cited for driving without a license and with an expired license tag and was linked to the theft of four wheels and two tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Maryland House of Correction
Byron W. “Dharmpasan
Gary L. Jacobs
Cave!town
Neil W. Alexander
Jacobs
John Laughlin
Carl Albert Corson Jr
RFD
Frederick
Bruce Robinson Corbin
Baltimore
Robert L. McAfee
Middletown
Edwin FP. Nikirk
Carson
Frank Joseph Praley Jr
Glen Burnie
Praley
0. S. 4 East
C. Roland Twigg
Joe Vernon Stone
East Fifth Street
Evelyn Stone
John A. Perkins
South Market Street
Claudia R. Perkins
Robert K. Kennedy
Laura A. W. Markline
White Hall
Negro Ex-Lover Of Christine Freed Trial In London
A garbled AP text from London reports a court retry involving Christine Freed’s former lover. The fragment hints at a trial with phrases about guilt and rights, but details are unclear. The item appears as a legal proceeding note with insufficient coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Freed
London
Court of Man
Casey
Congresses call tougher action to oust Castro regime
About 25 congressmen from both parties urged stronger steps against Fidel Castro's government in Cuba. Recommendations included stricter sanctions and new exile groups to oppose the regime. Kennedy trip rumors linger despite White House denial as the State Department trims overseas operations and closes 13 consulates to save over 500000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Washington
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
State Department
U.S
Sick Dr Ridgely Baer Reported In Fair Condition
Dr Ridgely Baer of West College Terrace has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since July 17 and remains in fair condition. Mrs Dime Kurwell of Catoctin Avenue, now near the city, is listed as critically ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Philip Amorelo of South Miss Patty Lou Cline, Beechwood Drive, underwent an emergency appendectomy recently at Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury. Miss Cline, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marlowe Cline, Beechwood Drive, is employed this summer in Ocean City on Market Street and was a surgical patient at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown discharged Monday and is now convalescing at home. Mr Amorelo works for Carmack's Grocery Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely W. Baer
West College Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dime
Kurwell
Catoctin Avenue
Philip Amorelo
South
Patty Lou Cline
Marlowe M. Cline
Beechwood Drive
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Cline
Ocean City
Market Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Amorelo
Carmack
Brocery
Local Residents Return From Visit To Pel Mill Farms
Mr and Mrs C B Kulm and Mrs J M Shook of this city recently returned from visiting Beeby and daughters Mece and Kimberly who have moved into their new home at Pel Mill Farms. Beedy is described as a Trocheal doctor and chef at the U S Naval Hospital in Philadelphia Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Kulm
J. M. Shook
Beeby
Mece
Kimberly
Pel Mill Farms
Beedy
U. S. Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Ad Stanley
Linda Stine
Reds Brightwell longtime veteran and quarryman dies
Lewis E. Brightwell 76 of Martinsburg West Virginia died Monday after a lengthy illness. He served in World War I and fought at the Argonne. Survived by daughter Mrs. Barthlow who lived with him and another daughter Mrs. Elworthy and a stepdaughter Mrs. Wright, plus a brother and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the funeral home conducted by Rev. Thomas E. Woodcock, with Interment at Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery Linden Hills. Robert E. Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. “Reds” Brightwell
Margaret C. Studebaker
Brightwell
William Barthlow
West South Street
iMaetan Ty Dabar Veterane Ancital
Martinsburg
Frances Elworthy
Airy
William N. Wright
Tipton
Georgia
Lester J. Brightwell
Coatesville
Salvation Army Church
Battle of the Argonne
M. J. Grove Lime Co
North Market Street
Thomas E. Woodcock
Salvation Army of
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Linden Hills
Robert E
Walkersville Band To Give Concert
The Walkersville High School band will present a concert in Baker Park on August 1 at 6 p.m. Directed by Howard Andrews, the program includes Star Spangled Banner Rifle Rangers Forward Solomon Valley Overture Kentucky Babe Independentia Yankee Dawdle Boy Atlantic Skies Overture Leadonderry Air Entry Of The Gladiators Save The Last Dance Mamboanga Kansas City Many Tears Ago National Emblem and a twirling exhibition by Terrena Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Baker Park
Vana
Howard Andrews
K. L. King
Ed Chenette
Robert Dillon
Will Huff
Terrena Snyder
George M. Cohan
Paul McLain
Leadonderry
Harol L. Walters
The
Gladiators
Jutus
Parma and Shuman
Harold L. Walters
Stoller and Lieber
Winfield Scott
E. E. Bagicy
Lime Kiln Man Fined For Littering
Gett ysburg Maryland resident fined on a charge of throwing empty beer cans into Marsh Creek. Cumberland type Policeman Miller reported the incident. The man faced a fine of five dollars plus costs for the littering offense. Local authorities said the case involved a natural Dem Saturday fight interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Deery Maryland
Marsh Creek
Cumberland
Miller
Sidney
Obituary notices from Frederick area deaths
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Mrs. Harry W. Hagen Rebecca Miller Maradeo Hagan Mrs J Milton Johnsen Hazel Virginia Johnson William E. Murray Marion Ridgley and others. Includes ages dates and surviving relatives with funeral arrangements and interment at Mt Olivet Howard Chapel Cemetery Mt Zion etc.
Emmitsburg Area Residents and Birth Announcements
Local social notes record visits among Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vaughn at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hawk Taneytown. Community events include a Emmitsburg Little League picnic at Kump's Dam Park and church services for First Friday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Edward Houck
Washington
Denise Houck
Wayne Hawk
Taneytown
Linda Humerick
Baltimore
John Humerick
Clarence Wachter
Dennis Mitchell
Toms River
N.J
William Hopkins
York
Allen Stoner
New
Fred Bowers
North Carolina
Pete Sanders
Fairfield
Sanders
Charles Wagaman
Emmitsburg
Little League
Kump's Dam Park
Charles B.shorb
Hannover
Carolyn Welker
Westminster
Lester Wastler
Glenn Reifsnider
Keymar
Reifsnider
George Ashbaugh
George Jr
William
Sappington Dies After Short Illness in Libertytown
Thomas Loraine Bill Sappington aged 63 of Libertytown died Monday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a three day illness. Born June 29 1900 in Frederick County he was an assistant highway engineer with the Montana State Roads Commission for 34 years and a member of St. Peters Catholic Church and Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Viola Smith Sappington daughter Mrs Richard Smith Magnolia Avenue three grandchildren brother Lyman Sappington and sister Mrs Mittier Thomas bear Libertytown Funeral arrangements by D D Hartzler and Son Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hagen
Rebecca Miller
Maradeo Hagan
Harry W. Hagan
Weet Ninth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mathias B. Miller Sr
Nellie May Glessner Miller
Harry L. Marsden
California
Edward Allen Miller
Mathias B. Miller Jr
Baltimore
Francis R. Miller
Alexandria
Wiliam J. Willis
Miami
Fla
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Marion, Ridgley
Marion Sylvester Ridgley
Ae Elizabeth Rum Ridgley
S. Market Street
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Seay
Breenes County
Samuel Ewie
Minerva Kolb Ridgley
Carl P. Ridgiey
Frederick
Virgie Irene Young
RFD
Tiaon H. House
Piedcik
William Ridgiey
Edgar Mercer
Alberta Wachter
Annie Rotel
Mt. Zion
McKaig
M. R. Berm
Thomas Loraine
Bill) Sappington
Libertytown
Frederick County
James and
Mittie Simpson Sappington
Sappington
Marytana
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Holy Name
Groom-To-Be Killed Running Errand Before Wedding
Raymann F Zehnder Jr 23 was killed in a car crash less than four hours before his marriage in Bloomfield Hills Michigan Betty Meggs 2 was injured in the wreck as the couple ran last minute wedding errands The car struck a tree near the Zehnder home investigators reported no immediate details on the cause of the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Raymann F. Zehnder Jr
Betty Meggs
Zehnder
Escape From Hospital Narco Patients Shock Baltimore
A report says six narcotic users escaped from a Baltimore hospital, with five patients missing at one point. Dr Bruno, superintendent, notes the incident as authorities investigate the lapse amid concerns for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Grove
Ana
Dan Pina
Bruno
Counly
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Tema
News-Peeties
Fretrick
Munshower de Gaulle
Florida
Munshower
Pearelranean
Frederick Electrical Company
Frederick City
Lewis A. Woodward
Clarene F. Munshower
Roscoe
Harp
House Electric Company
Pitburgh
U. S S. Engineering Corps
General Electric Company
Columbus
Pompano Beach
Flame
Lenna Fritz
Ohio
Leonard B. Kreh
Carrol R. Rector
Elmer F. Munshower
Lorton. Va
L. Ennis
Rafi
Ennis
Hallie Quinn Boyer Reid
Hicks
West Patrick Street
H. J. McDonald
Asbury Methodist Church
Claude Delauter
Charles Henson
Frank Roberts
Thomas Strawder
Melvin Jackson
James Sp Senge
C. E. Ricks TI
Mildred Virginia Foreman
George A. Foreman
Johnsville
Union Bratge
D. D. Hartrer and Sons
G. Krunpicker
Monroe Prout
Francis Reese
Charles Dieh
Far East
White House
Iran
Lewis E. Brightwell
Anture Will Carter
Bluefield
Hilent
Barnesville v
J. Milton Johnsen
Hazel Virginia Johnson
J. Milton Johnson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Brunswick
Fred
Alma Jacques Collier
Presbyterian Church
Frank C. Harmison
Ella Jennings
Wiliam E. Murray
William E. Murray
Mount Airy
Howard County
Matthew
Susan Molesworth Murray
Annie, M. Murray
Howard Chapel
Long Corner
Mary Browning
Damascus
Grace Haislip
Mt. Rainier
Edith Prigel
Robert L. Taylor
Mary Elizabeth Taylor
Seattle
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Mexico City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tampa
M. Medaris
Army Ballistics Agency
University of South Florida
Inter-American Institute For Space Science Education
Cape Wrath
Scotland
Frank Dye
Russell Brockback
Iceland
Dye
Norfolk
Brockback
Royal Air Force
Manchester
T. L. Sappington
Budson
Peel
Elizabeth
Northcliffe
Willian
Cowist
Ann Arbor
Denelé G. Glencell
Ferner
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