Parkway plans delayed by Congress money and easements
The Maryland State Roads Commission chairman said progress on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Parkway is blocked awaiting two congressional steps. Congress must grant easements to avoid blocking Potomac access and provide funds to build the road. Maryland agreed to 57 miles Hancock to Cumberland. the rest to Washington was dropped amid opposition from Washington and Frederick Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Russell H. McCain
Maryland State Roads Commission
Congress
Senate
Potomac River
General Assembly
Hancock
Cumberland
Washington
Potomac
Interior Department
Frederick
Hancock-Cumberland
National Park Service
State Roads Commission
The
Roads Commission
Weddings In Emmitsburg And Nearby Mark Spring Nuptials
A string of spring weddings unfolds across Emmitsburg and surrounding towns. Thelma Cool and Emimus Deatherage wed at St Josephs Church in a double ring ceremony. Dorothy Little and Carroll Frock tie with Charles Parrish as their partners in Lovettsville and Union Bridge rites. Lola Fleming unites with Walter Fleming in Loudoun Valley Church of the Nazarene. Engagment announced for Joan Shane and Mark MacKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venemant—Cool
Mias
Thelma Cool
George Cool
Emimus
Burg
Marold
WU. S. Air Force
Lucile Deatherage
James
Louise Cool
Shonar
Clyde Bowling
Fairfield
Home For Incurables
Baltimore
Seton Institute
Reisterstown Road
Air Force
Germany
Greenville
8. C
Frock—Little
Dorothy Louise Little
Carroll K. Littl
Westminster
Carroll Jesse Frock
Charles W. Frock
Nancy Dean Brown
Roy
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
C.C. Fishpaw Company
Frock
Jasper du
Parrish
A. L. Lepley
Shirley
Grace Armmold
Fred Gallahan
Irene
Anna Marie Clatterbuck
Janet Lantz J
Vincent Dean
Arlington
Doris
Nancy Clatterbuck
Earle Staubs
Alfred Fleming
Calvin
John Lloyd Clatterbuck
Alfred Gallahan
Bernard Lee Fleming
I Claudia Rodgers
Charles Townland
Betty Pat Murphy
iWarpers Ferry
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mrs. Fleming
Lovellsville High School
Juniors Hold Prom at Frederick High School
A junior prom at Frederick High School drew about 200 attendees from the class of 1954 and guests. Dick Harp provided music as Janiele Faust and Barbara Bowlus performed with a Blue Moon theme weathered by moon and star décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.fls
Dick Harp
Fredericks High School
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Kessel Day
Edward Daugherty
Raymond Wright
Wilson Runkles
Lewren Sibert
P. L. Carter
Carlos Gosnell
Barbara Bowlus
Sharon Hooper
Patsy Brendle
Spain
Gorgeous
Ruth Wiles
Chuck Minarick
Robert Falconer
Ferry Darner
Wide array of early 20th century nuptials unfold
The district newspaper details multiple weddings and engagements. It notes weddings at Sabillasville and Thurmont with gowns of nylon lace and organdie, attendants named, and reception details. Engagements include Nancy Ann Gray to Alan Murray Waller and Sara Bond Welch to John Theodore Geary with Hood College and naval connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James King Gray
Thurmont
Nancy Ann Gray
Alan Murray Wailer
JohnGeorge Waller
Baltimore
Miss Gray
Mary | Baldwin College
University of Maryland
Phoenix Junior College
United States Naval Academy
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey
Cal
Stormy Wet May Closes Rivers Delays Memorial Day Observances
Wet May winds down with heavy rain closing streams to bass fishermen on the Potomac. Vandals parade disruptions aside, Memorial Day events faced cancellations and delays as Fredericks, Brunswick, and Thurmont veterans paid tribute amid downpours. Wreaths and taps led services at Mount Olivet and Key statue, while several posts carried out smaller observances at cemeteries. Traffic and power disruptions added to a busy holiday weekend. Jailed are Luray Ambush for peace disturbance and Raymond Weedon for drunken behavior. warrants served on Harry Cole for support issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Woodsboro
Rhine
Philippine
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mt.Olivet
Key
Steadman-Keenan Post Legionnaires of
Brunswick
E. W. Scheer
Edwin L. Creeger, Jr
American Legion
Thurmont
Post
Graceham Moravian Church
South Market
South Streets
Luray P. Ambush
Phobus Avenue
Sergt. Quinn
Trezon
Raymond LeRoy Weedon
Jefferson
Lieut
Potts
Oifber Trimp
Dorsey
Harry J. Cole
Deaths Frederick W Mueller and Others
Frederick William Mueller 76 of Daytona Beach and Clifton New Jersey died Friday at his son Edward C Mueller’s home in Woodbine. Retired wool buyer born in Germany, survived by wife Anna, son, three brothers in the U S and Germany, a sister in Germany, and four grandchildren. Funeral details set at CM Wale Funeral Home Winfield and London Park Cemetery Chapel Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Mueller
Frederick William Mueller
Daytona Beach
Fla
Clifton
N. J
Edward C. Mueller
Woodbine
Mr. Mueller
Germany
Theodore
Pauline Mueller
Anna
Rudolph C
Pelham
Artur
Max Mueller
Emmy Pietsch
May Eall
Notable Middletown and area obituaries reflect local figures
Obituaries from Mt Asden area note Mary Glessner Kefauver Smith of Middletown, 77, a Reformed Church member, burial in Middletown Reformed cemetery, with services led by Rev. Edwin Alcorn. Also listed are Elmer D. Wetzel of Union Bridge with death from acute coronary thrombosis and long local ties, Nellie I. Shivers of Brunswick after illness, James Blaine Runkles of Dickerson, a farmer and banker, with multiple survivors and local funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cifferd G. Flohr
Clifford G. Fiohr
Union Bridge
George
Sarah Reese Fiohr
Western Maryland Railway
Lala Otte Flohr
Roland HL. Frederick
Donald Warstenfeltz
Mary G. K. Smith
Mary Glessner Kefauver Smith
G. H. B. Smith
Middletown
Three Pines
MN. B
Mary Glessner Kefauver
The
Reformed Church
Queen Esther
Carlisle Smith
Fredenck
George Smith
Amy Remshberg
Nora Holter
Annie Kefauver
Lovella Gaver
Braddock
Edwin Alcorn
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Elmer D. Wetzel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Samuel
Grace Green Wetzel
Sare
Pearl Cranmer Wetzel
iGlenard
Leon
Alfred
Leighton
Penny
Marvin
Kathleen
Jeanjnette
Austin Wetzel
Violet
John C. Shivers
Nellie I. Shivers
Brunswick Reformed Church
N. F. Fravel
Park Heights
C. i B. Feete
Bro
James Blaine Runkles
Dickerson
Mt. Airy
Basil
Ellen Runkles
Runkles
Montgomery County
Farmer’s Banking and Trust Co
Poolesville
Marian Thompson Runkles
George Ruckles
Airy
Burns Runkles
Laytonsville
Hilton i
Barnesville
Raymus Hilliard
Poolesville Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet
Funeral notices for Elmer Shook and others in Hagerstown
Funeral services were held for Elmer Gay Shook at Grace Evangelical U B Church in Hagerstown with graveside rites at Blue Ridge cemetery in Thurmont. Multiple pallbearers and clergy assisted, including Rev. Earl E Redding and Rev. G L Rider. Additional services honored Johan L Cline, Edward Wallace Sr, Nathan Cooley, Ambrose Whitehill, Gordon West, John Moore, and Miss Eisie Washington, with interments at Mount Olivet, Monocacy cemetery, and Barronsville cemetery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gay Shook
Hagerstown
Grace Evangelical U. B
Earl E. Redding
G. L. Rider
Ivan G. Naugle
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lee Munshour
H. K. Testerman
Charles D. Biser
Hugh Eby
Charles Myers
Virgil Zentz
H. R. Damuth
Harry Zentz
Roland Bailey
George Black
Roy Shreiner
Bruce Elliott
George Jones
David Bonney
Earl Watson
Harry Hutson
M. L. Creager and Son
Johan Leslie Cline
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
U O
Raymond E. Wilheim
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Harry Smith
Arthur Stull
Lievd Grossnickle
Floyd Schildknecht
W. R. Zimmerman
F. R. Smith
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ambrose Sappington Whitehill
Union Bridge
St. Peters Catholic Church
Liberty
John A. Mountain
Elmer Nusbaum
Peter Drabb
Frank Coleman
Otis Devilbiss
Thomas Yates
Otis Earnst
St. Peter's Catholic Cemewry
D. D. Hartzler
Sumiay
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Gordon Russell
New Midway
Raymond C. Myers
Roscoe Hubberd
Elmer Wilson
Lester Testerman
Luther Devilbiss
Jesse Cummings
Willie Koontz
Norman
Grahame
John Beaver
Eisie Jane Washington
Johan and
Eisie Washington
Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jackson Chapel
Bartonsville
A. A Thompson
Mass Washington
King’s County Hospital
Jesus
Byron Ross
Leonard Diggs
Charles Diggs
Charles Snowden
James Brown
Lawrence Ross
Barronsville Cemetery
E. Hicks
Mayor reports dump is clean amid rat concerns
Mayor Donald B. Rice said there is no evidence the old Shank and Etzler quarry dump is swarming with rats. An investigation followed complaints. rat poison was laid, three sick rats observed, and no rats since. Health officer to investigate further while residents blame rabbits and poultry for rats. Cleanup days collected 125 loads, about 450 to 475 tons, over four weeks. Many areas cleaned and future campaigns may be shorter. Privies reduced by sewer connections or demolition. cooperative effort to remove remaining privies continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank and Etzler
Donald B. Rice
Leity
Harry Jones
Frederick ‘Trading Company
Jones
Forbes Burgess
Carroll Creek
East Patrick Street
Rice
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McCain
Shirley Busey
Marjorie DeLong
Larry Redmond
Doris Crim
James Bryant
Marjorie * DeLong
Doris Crum
C. V_ Ander
Wer Anderson
Miss Miller
E. A. Lem
Hilda Miller
C. V. Anderson
Chesapeake Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists
E. A. Lemon
Alocal Church
Frocks
New Windsor Road
Parrishes
Washington Road
Norris C. Shane
Walkersville
Joan Kay
Markwood G. MacKenzie
John G. MacKenzie
Rocky Springs
Ham
Raymond Bentz
New York
Thurmont High School
Claire Frock Company
U. S. Navy
Elva Burdette
Monrovia
Eastern Nazarrene College
Quincy
Mass
Gordon Hall
Morristown
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Burdette
Roberta Brown
Charles Burdette
Damascus High School
Frank Keefer
Byron D. White
Mary C. Hodgson
Alpha Theta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
A. Royal Remsberg, Jr
Pauline Flannagan
Evangelical Reformed Church
George Gernand
Springfield
Jay Gernand
Roger Eyler
Union
Bridge
Louise Birely Broadwater
Martin—Cannen
James V. Cannen
Hamilton Boulevard
Martha Elizabeth
John Anthony Martin
Martin
George D. Martin
Tivool College
Sholis
Salvation Army Day ‘Nursery
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
U. S. Air Force
Coffman-Fisher Company
Maurice Clark
Sabillasville
Virginia Dewees
Mason Lewis
Elmer Wolfe High School
Caton Bridge
Thurmont Cooperative
Joe
Thurmont High
Victor Cullen State Hospital
Bente—Mort
Louise A. Mort
Grahham
William F. Mort
James B. Beniz
Salutdas
Max
Ernest Drebert
Charles W. Bentz
Grace
John MM. Moore
John Henry Moore
West AH Saints Street
Cora Moore Beaner
Jesse Duffin
the Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Preston Moore
Roy W. Duffin
Harrisburg
Edith Duffin
West All Saints Street
Funeral
W. S. Snowden
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Oliver M. Crouse
Carroll County National Bank
Washington County Hospital
College Hill
Alverta Catherine Keutz Crouse
Crouse
Piney Creek
Taneytown
John and
Louise Koons Crouse
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Door-to-Virtue Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Vernon J. Crouse
Russell O. Crouse
Paul V. Heim
Mary E. Holden
Port Huron
Mich
J. W. Donnan
Lindbergh Avenue
Holden
Orlo Bates
Toledo
Nathan
Cooley
Nathan S. Cooley
Lillie M. Cooley
Ethel Davis
Sykes- Ville
Ruby Davis
Ft. Lauderdale
Clyde
Herbert Davis
Alice M. Rogie
Vernon
Ida Gray
Gaithersburg
Delia Holmes
Damascus
Monocacy Cemetery
Bealisville
William B. Hilton
Martin S. Beachley
Beachley
Gladhill Company
Mann
Earl M. Kepler
Malcolm Palmer
Harlan Dinterman
Fred Hoffman
Virgil Doub
Harry Holter
Mt. Asden Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and
Bea
Edward Wallace
Homer Moon
August T. Brust
Felton
Charles W
Mullican
Bert Townshend
Edward M. Derr
M. R. ‘Etchison and Son
Nathan S. iCooley
Hilton
Jack Ammon
Monocacy ¢ Cemetery
Beallsville
Lilly Sc. Cooley
Myx
Royle G
Alice IM
Clyde S
Vernon T
Herbert W. Cooley
Paul Stream
Walter Poole
Howard Roberson
Otis Burdette
James Birch
Cleveland Smith
John Menry Moore
Cora
Moore Beaver
Hick
Daisy Ambush
Frank Proctor
Eugene Delauter
Alien Jamison
Wallace Fredericks
Clarence Disney
Lewis F. Gray
Nhnwepaues
Ohechive
Heath Department