Speeding Denial, Fines in Frederick Magistrate Court
Three motorists testified they did not speed as a state trooper claimed and were fined $15 each by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. The arrests occurred on Route 40 west of Frederick with details of July 4 25 and 25. Louie F DeFilippo Hyattsville was fined $25 for failure to obey a written promise to appear. Dorothy Hill Hamory of Route 1 Clear Spring and William B Koons of Hyattsville faced similar speeding denials with offenses ranging 60 to 70 mph and passing incidents on Braddock Mountain. Additional motorists faced varying fines for improper passing and speeding offenses on Braddock Mountain and nearby roads. Troopers Bowman Lewis Hedden Kretsinger made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Court
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Frederick
Louie F. DeFilippo
Fort Meade
Glenn Bowman
DeFilippo
Bowman
William B. Koons
Hyattsville
Braddock Mountain
Koons
Dorothy Hill Hamory
Route 1
Clear Spring
Hamory
Baltimore
Patrick and
Bentz
Raymond Haugh
Viola Coleman
Philip A. Duffy, Jr
John H. Burker
Cedar Grove
Worman
North Market Street
Russell L. Gatrin
Worthington
Merle M. Johnson
Laurel
Jug Bridge
Carl W. Rush
Harvey F. Marshall
Chambersburg
Lloyd Morton
Lonaconing
Carton Lewis
Albert Hedden
Philip Kretsinger
President to push Social Security expansion plans in Congress
Washington reports President Eisenhower plans a message to Congress urging higher benefits and wider coverage for Social Security. The plan would add over 10 million people to the covered group and allow deduction of four low paying years to compute benefits.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Deaths list from Frederick area obituaries
A sequence of funeral notices and death reports from Frederick area newspapers. Martha Fisch of Taneytown. William Geisbert of Johnsville. Elsie Lee of Frederick. Rose Putman of Frederick. Robert Stoutsenberger of Harpers Ferry. Edward Myers of Westminster. Charles Stambaugh of Thurmont. Surviving relatives, funeral details, and burial plans are given for each case.
Obituaries and funerals around Frederick area
Multiple death notices from Frederick region list Albert C Schultz of Shookstown aged 87 with interment in Rocky Springs, Henry A Weddle of Baltimore at 47 with services at his late home, Margaret M Rice of Washington died in Sib ley Hospital with Mt Olivet burial, and Everett Rolland a Baltimore deceased with Frederick ties. Funeral services set from Thursday through Friday in varied homes and cemeteries.
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Elsie F. Lee
Andrew S. Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Biggs Avenue
Wilmington
Del
Lee
William and
Ida Calverton Foord
Frederick
Ida Hayward
F. Grove White
Winchester
William M. Foord
Milton
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Harry B. Carty Co
Robert Stoutsenberger
Harpers Ferry
B. and O
Brunswick
Myrtle Naill
Fayette and
Jane Stoutsenberger
Loudoun County
Marie Burleigh
Elia Hackley
Myrtle Naille
Fount
Harry Stoutsenberger
Washington, D. C
Ebeneezer
Harry Harper
Albert C. Schultz
Albert Conrad
Brownie” Schultz
Shookstown
Conrad
Mary Ellen Blank Schultz
Edgewood Church of God
Schultz
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Isabell R. Hildebrand Schultz
Albert W. Schultz
Yellow Springs
James K. Baker
Hansonville
Joseph B. Price, Jr
This City
William C. Watkins
Charles W. Baugher
Joseph R. Schultz
Maris I. Schultz
Harry Klipy
Mountaindale
Charles F. Schultz
David K. Schultz
Rocky Springs
Henry A. Weddle
Henry Austin Weddle
Poplar Grove St
Baltimore
E. Vernon
Cora May Tydings Weddle
Gladys Vernon Weddle
Edward V. Weddle
Cora Mae Weddle
Jack Hoffman
Charles G
Raymond E. Weddle
Vernon Weddle
Ruth Weddle
Athens
Sherman Hewitt
Thurmont
John Clifford -Weddle
James E. Weddle
Dorothy Reed
Margaret M. Rice
Wayne Place
8. E
Washington
George H. Souder
Sibley Hospital
Kenneth S Stauffer
Raymond D
Clinton R. Seader
S. HM. Hines Funeral Home
Mt. Olivet
Everett Rolland
Gerthe Johnson
Law Funeral Home
Ww. S. Snowden
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Funeral Notices for Bussard Houck Boyd Savior and Burke
Funeral services for Katie Alberta Bussard were held at 2 PM Wednesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Gobbler officiating. Interment in Lutheran cemetery Middle town. Also services for Ida H. Houck at 1106 East Church Street with Rev. Wilhelm officiating. Interment Mount Olive t cemetery. Alice May Boyd of Taneytown and Helen Winifred Savior of Union Bridge had services. Nettie Virginia Burke of Mount Airy died and services were at Providence Methodist Church.
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Martha Base Pieh
Martha Russ Fisch
Reiland Jewell
Silver Bus
Alse
Francis and
Isabelle Ratrie Fish
Virginia
Taneytown
Gideon Galambos
Piney Creek Presbyterian Cemetery
C. O. Fuse and Son
William L. Geisbert
Johnsville
Utica Lutheran Church
Waynesboro
Russell Glass
Charlotte Rudy
Myrtle Glass
Thurmont
Utica
M. L. Creager and Son
Rose B. Putman
Rose Belle Putman
J. Jerome Putman
Reine G. Bowers
Park Avenue
Mrs. Putman
Frederick
Elias
Frederica Kehne Grove
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marshall L. Grove
Mount Pleasant
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Katie Alberta_Bussard
East South Street
East Church Street
A. Roger Gobbdel
Edgar Hawker
Roy W.zimmerman
Eugene Renn
Frank J. Keefer
Charles F. Kemp
Howard Kemp
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ida H. Houck
Marion F. Houck
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Francis M. Houck
Raymond H. Houck
Austin F. Murray
Glenn E. Biehl
James Lutz
W. R. Zimmerman
Alice May Boyd
Harry Daugherty
Earl Resp
Frank Houck
William Stomesifer
Earl Bowers
Charles Cashman
Dixon Yaste
Lutheran Cemetery
C. O. Fuss and Son
Fueral
Helen Winifred Savior
Raymond K. Wright
Union Bridge
Samuel A. Harley
Edw. C. Bixler
Murrey C. Bohn
C. Elmer Grosnickie
Willie Koon
C. D. Metz
Arthur Zines
Charlies Dayhoff
Nettie
Virginia Burke
Joha Wi Burke
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Providence Methodist Church
Kemp
Funeral Services and Obituaries from Frederick Area
Notices cover multiple local services: Rev Clyde W Lindy and Rev E Leon Cage officiated at Marvin Chapel and Providence Methodist services with Mullinix sisters singing. Pallbearers named and burial at local cemetery. Also funeral for William Patrick Munk at 106 East Church Street with Rev Robert F Woodward presiding. Interment Rocky Springs cemetery. Additional items note grave services for infant William Francis Liggon at Rest Haven cemetery Hagerstown and services for Mrs Alice May Baker at Calvary Methodist with entombment Frederick Memorial Park. Funeral director Robert E Dailey.
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Clyde W. Lindy
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Haines
M. R. Etchison and Son
William Patrick Munk
Shookstown
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Oscar V. Masser
Claude N. Blank
Richard T. Delaughter
Raymond L. Kemp
Millard C. Stockman
Edward L. Bender
Rocky Springs
William Francis Liggon
Herbert H
Frances Brown
Elm Street
Frederick
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
C. & P. Telephone Company
Mary A. Liggon
Wilbur F
Mary Marker Brown
Waynesboro
Rest Haven Cemetery
Bernard A. Jennings
Alice May Baker
Charles B. Baker
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
French Draw Surrounds Vietminh Village Network
In Indochina near Saigon French union forces struck a surprise attack, tightening a noose around a string of Vietminh held villages along the central coast. About 10,000 French troops captured 20 villages, part of a campaign aimed at severing communications between Hue and Quan Tri where a 3,000-man Vietminh regiment harassed supply lines for months.
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Saigon
Indochina
Hue
Annam Province
Viet Nam
Quan Tri
Fifth meeting of Lewis town Boys 4 H club
The fifth meeting was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Stull on Monday evening. Members played games before the meeting. William Shepley and Earl Anders reported on the picnic plan and invited families to Hunting creek. Guy Conway gave a history and breeding of horses. Refreshments were served.
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Zonta Club
Virginia B. Thomas
Grace §. Landauer
Helen L. Smith
Thomas
Buckeystown
Catherine Johnson
Edgar Nicodemus
Zonta
Frederick
Helen McC. McCutcheon
Antoinette Brosius
Florence E. Garner
Margaret C. Elworthy
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Board of Directors
Zontians
Green Parrot
Lewistown
Harry Stull
William Shepley
Earl Anders
Hunting Creek
Guy Con‘way
Zimmerman Clan Reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park
The Zimmerman clan held their annual reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park on Sunday July 5 with a basket lunch at noon. A program featured Welcome by Mollie Zimmerman hymns prayers scripture and multiple musical numbers. A short business session decided to host next year at the same location and gifts honors were announced for several family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman Clan
Big Pipe Creek Park
Mollie Zimmerman
Jesus
Charles Wastler
Anna Gardner
Eugene McCracken
Goldie Gardner
Marlene Zimmerman
Mary Louise Strevig
Sterling Zim-merman
Sandra Marie Ausherman
Ray Gardner
Earl Hawkins
Sterling Zimmerman
Vernon Zimmerman
Marlene
Edgar Strevng
Mary Lowse
Kenneth R. Lambert
Patricia
Bessie Free
Walter W. Myers
Walter W. Myers, Jr
Howard Zimmerman
Philip
Gene Brashears
Mildred
Nancy Thompson
Norman Murray, Jr
Mike and
Allen
C. Welty Wastler
Richard Shank
Charles V. Wastler
Allen M. Cramer
Wilfred Reeder
Maynard Rusherman
Lamar
Irene
Lewis
Clair Stoner
Edward
Jean Lehigh
Harry Fogle
William Amoss
Maria Syfer
Benny
Charlotte
Anna
Goldie
Janice Roberts
Earl Rusherman
Sandra
Jay Naegela
Carol Ann Toms
Dorothy
June Snyder
Betty Kaufman
Roseline Routshan
Richard Waltz
Ray Zimmerman
Eugene Zimmerman
Murray C. Zimmerman
Stephen
Artamidha
Miriam
Marion
Steiner
Miriam Bowers
Russell Thomas
William Thomas
Mary
Cephas
David
Arnold Thomas
Nancy McGraw
Mary Zimmerman
Ruth Zimmerman
Judy
Margaret E. Saverwein
Cecilia Baer
Milinda Ramsburg
Patricia Mullinix
Raymond Stup
Ralph L. Zimmerman
Donald Zimmerman
Deborah
Paul Zimmerman
Jean
Paula
Monroe Stull
Eddie
Engineer Missing After Big Tanker Catches Fire
A tanker named Pan Georgia burst into flames at a Delaware River dock in Wilmington. Ray Ott, 2nd assistant engineer from Galveston, Texas, is missing and presumed dead after leaping overboard. Coast Guard and Army teams rescued 24 others. eight more were admitted to Delaware Hospital with burns. Captain Morgan A. Maxey, 36, and seven crew members remained aboard and were safe.
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Wilmington. del
Pan Georgia
Delaware River
Ray Ott
Galveston
Tex
Coast Guard
Army
Red Cross
Wilmington
Delaware Hospital
Morgan A. Maxey
Port Arthur
Maxey
Weddings of Dorothy Jackson and Karl Ramsburg in Thurmont
Dorothy Ann Jackson and Karl Ramsburg were quietly married at the Thurmont Methodist church on Saturday July 16. The ceremony was by Rev. Byron Keesecker. The couple will reside in Thurmont after a Florida honeymoon. Dorothy is a Thurmont High School graduate and employee at Moore Business Farms Ive. Karl served in Alaska and works at Camp Detrick.
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Ramsburg
Sacueen
Dorothy Ann Jackson
John. Jackson
Thurmont
Karl Ramsburg
Norman Ramsburg
Lewistown
Byron Keesecker
David Cary
Cary
Weishaar—Hayes
Lorraine Elizabeth Weishaar
Baltimore
Charles Weishaar
Fairfield
Elden Eugene Hayes
Oscar K. Hayes
Myeraville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis J. McCullough
Harry Pecher
Fred Johnson
Francis Schultz
Feeney Followers Removed From Notre Dame Campus
Six followers of excommunicated Jesuit priest Leonard Feeney were escorted off the Notre Dame campus by about 70 students and three deputies after they refused to leave voluntarily. The men, all in black, attempted to distribute Feeney's book The Bread of Life and claimed to convert Notre Dame students while denying Catholic Church doctrine. A brief scuffle occurred as security moved the visitors to their car. none gave names.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Leonard Feeney
Boston
Protestanta
Feeney
Birthday Surprise Party for Gomezs in Rockville
A surprise birthday party was hosted Sunday at 2000 Lewis Avenue Rockville for Mr and Mrs Henry Gomez. Friends and relatives from Hagerstown Smithsboro Jefferson Myersville College Park attended, bringing many gifts.
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Henry Gomez
Lewis Avenue
Rockville
Hagerstown
Walter Gibbing
Leatha Delaughter
Myersville
Clara
Holiday
Gomez
Charlotte
College Park
Mi. Gomez
Style Revue Winner at Urbana 4-H Achievement Day
Miss Ann Runkles daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson O Runkles Urbana was judged winner in the Style Revue at Elm Street School Auditorium July 15 She will represent the county at Club Week in College Park State competition Also listed are second and third place winners and a long roll of Blue Ribbon and Red Ribbon winners from multiple clubs including Prospect Unionville Thurmont Urbana Middletown and others with numerous named individuals and communities represented.
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Ann Runkles
Wilson O. Runkles
Urbana
Elm Street
Runkles
College Park
Georgianne Masser
Pleasant
Geradine Geisbert
Harriet, Roberts
Judith Jackson
Arlene Krimgold
Prospect
Margery Vant Sant
Unionville
Marilyn Garber
Libertytown
Dorothy Coleman
Jacqueline Hevner
Doris Gradill
Johnsville
Betty Gladhul
Phyllis Gladhill
Middletown
Wide Awake
Veronica Little
Thurmont
Robbie LaGarde
Doris Jean Lee
Grace Haupt
Vivian Wolfe
Wolfsville
Sarah King
Nellie Lee Shafer
Ballenger
Martha Haugh
Braddock
Rachel Remsberg
Donna Fae Covey
Sandra Hoffmaster
Myersville
Ruth Keller
Jefferson
Ann Duvall
Walkersville
Barbara Ifert
Dorothy Marker
Burkittsville
Rebecca Roberts
Joyce Hood
Mary Jane Tabler
Phyllis Ann Haupt
Annette Routtahn
Lois Ann Cablentz
Patsy Wise
Delores Wiles
Nancy Remsberg
Alice Holter
Marilee Pulman
Sarah Ramsburg
Lewistown
Carol Ann Brachey
Margaret Ann Jones
Dixie Moore
Janet McDevitt
Jeannette Rhoderick
Mr. Pleasant
Jeannette McKenzie
Shookstown
Reba Yingling
Phyllis Eyler
Marlene Harbaugh
Jean Barrier
Sara Geisbert
Martha Lady
June Glisan
Shirley Fox
Illness and Grand Jury Secrets In Littles Case
Harrisburg indicted Negro bank robber story raises questions on grand jury secrecy and Littles health. State's Attorney Charles A. Price denies any public record of excessive force or prior complaints, claiming Littles' ailments predate arrest and asserting police justified their actions. Connecticut wrapper tobacco note closes the piece with a regional crop fact.
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Gilbert Littles
Harrisburg
Charles A. Price
Littles
Maryland
Libertytown
Grand Jury
Price
Frederick County
Litties
Check Forger Creager Sentenced To Five Years
A wounded World War II veteran with a history of check forgeries was sentenced in Car Circuit Court by Associate Judge Patrick E. Schnauffer to a total of five years in the House of Correction. Kenneth C. Creager, long residence near Burkittsville, pleaded guilty to forging his stepfather’s name and cashing multiple checks totaling about 127.50 at Frederick area service stations. The judge noted Creager’s pattern of crime and ordered three years on one charge and one year on a second, with a suspended sentence on the third.
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House of Correction
Cla
Patrick TE. Schnauffer
Kenneth C. Creager
Burkittsville
Creager
Gilmer Smith
East End
Texaco
Stop Bros
Milton Holt
Frederick
Alton C. Whitmore
Department of Parole and Probation
Allegany
Carrol
Weedsboro
Washington
Turtle Derby by Tall Cedars slated for August 26
Business leaders back the Turtle Derby sponsored by Frederick Forest No 133 Tall Cedars of Lebanon at McCandy Field July 26. Over fifty firms have signed to sponsor turtles. prizes will go to heat sponsors and final winners with ad support and window placards. The national charity Muscular Dystrophy is supported through fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Forest
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
McCandy Field
Jefferson Street
Frank R. Adams
G. Horton Peace
Tal Cedars
United States
Forest of
Tall Cedars
Chemical Warfare Projects Shift to Industry Negotiation
The Chemical Corps conducts a survey of industry to assess placing a larger portion of its Research and Development Program under commercial contract. Currently the program is split between the Chemical Corps and private contractors. The move aligns with DoD policy to leverage American managerial and technical talent in R and D. Camp Detrick is a Chemical Corps installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Corps
Department of Defense
Camp Detrick
Among Survivors of Thurmont Man Near Thurmont
According to the obituary for Charles M. Stambaugh who died Monday night at his home near Thurmont, survivors include Joe Dewlker Curtis Stambaugh and Detour plus seven grandchildren.
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Charles M. Stambaugh
Charlies
Milton Stambaugh
Thurmont
Kate Coaties
Phoebe Weddler Stambaugh
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Olive Gaugh Stambaugh
Roy Leng
Thurmeet
Wsmay
Joe Dewlker
Curtis Stambaugh
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Westminster
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Pleasant Valley
Myron
Gaithersburg
Gaien
Martin
Lula Hiltebridle
Treva Cook
Ruth Wimnert
Marie Reese
Catonsville
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Elwood- Falkenstein
Harold Sormberger
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
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Guy ‘ Wilkide
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Dai
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Coleman Lidie, Jr
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