Miss Teeter to Marry Monday in Gettysburg area
Miss Margaret Virginia Teeter daughter of Mrs John S Teeter of Willow Brook Farms Taneytown Md will wed Richard Haggerty a Boston born symphonic conductor and composer Monday June 7 at the home of the bridegroom’s brother in Gettysburg Pa Teeter is a Hood College and Johns Hopkins trained nurse and has held posts in New York Md and Florida Haggerty organized and conducted the first Boston University Symphony Orchestra and has composed numerous works before plans to reside in Greenwich Conn after July 1
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Venice
Fla
John S. Teeter
Willow Brooks ‘Farms
Taneytown
Margaret Virginia Teeter
Richard Haggerty
Ica
New York City
John D Teeter
Gettysburg
Miss Teeter
Hood College
Frederick
Johns Hopkins Hospital School For Nursing
Wresting Nurses Service
Hygiene
Health Department
State of
Harvard
Haggerty
Boston University
Brighton-Allston Community Chorus
Boston
Boston String Orchestra
Boston Young Peoples Symphony Orchestrea
Holy Name Academy
Alcapella
Leo Sowerby
Philadelphia Chamber String Orchestra
NBC
Radio City
New York
Florida
Holy Name Academy Chorale
San Antonio
St. Martha's Choir
Sarasota
Venice Church of the Epiphany
Sarasota Choral Society
Florda Music Conference
St. Petersburg
Jota
Mable
Slaughter On Highways Urges Safer Memorial Days
A call to curb holiday traffic deaths cites 364 fatalities over the Memorial Day weekend. It urges stricter penalties for reckless drivers and warns against driving during three upcoming three day holidays. Also noted is the June 13 Ditto family reunion at Hagerstown City Park with an inspirational message scheduled.
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Jooxing
JGNE
E. W. Ditto, Jr
South End Pavilion
Hagerstown City Park
James W. Mayer
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mercersburg
Piedmont League Scores Roundup
York 4 Norfolk. Lancaster 5 Colonial Heights 2 Peters burg 3 Lynchburg 1 Portsmouth 1 Newport News 4 Hagerstown 3. Local standings show varied results across divisions with several close games and notable scorelines.
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Piedmont League
York
Norfolk
Lancaster
Colonial Heights -Petersburg
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Newport News
Hagerstown
Fifty Years Ago Floods Hit Carroll Creek and Storms Raged
A series of heavy rains sent Carroll Creek to the highest level since 1868 floods. West Tallersleul yards flooded, stables emptied, horses released. Houck’s livery flooded, some horses not recovered. Lightning struck the colored school roof and Mr B E Phabus residence. telephones burned out amid electrical storm. Middletown streets flooded, bridges and culverts washed away, and trees down countywide. Baccalaureate sermon at Woman’s College by President A H Apple. music directed by M G Beckwith. Benson struck out 15 as Maryland School for the Deaf defeated Doubs 8–0. Doubs’ Brust and Whitter battery. Braddock Heights road proposal discussed before County Commissioners.
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Carroll Creek
Houck
West Seventh Street
B. E. Phebus
West Fifth Street
Middletown
Braddock
Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Ehuren
4. H. Apple
Maurice G. Beckwith
Benson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Doubs
AMSSD
Brust
Whitter
Douglas H. Hargett
Adolphus Fearhake
Braddock Heights
Nike
Twenty Years Ago items From The Column Of The News
Twentieth century reminiscences from 1934 recount a worker at Western Maryland Railroad bridge near Rocky Ridge slipping and suffering fatal injuries. Also noted are playground plans with June 18 opening, Maryland tercentenary observance pageant, and a Pontiac coupe stolen from Middletown and unrecovered.
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Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Charles W. Harman
Thurmont
Mission
Parkway
Broomfield
Brookhill
Feagaville
Jefferson
Urbana
Leslie Shafer
Middletown
Sick residents receive hospital updates across five towns
Among The Sick reports several Thurmont and nearby residents recovering or improving after hospital stays. Donald HB Eaves, 628 Trail Ave, recovering at Frederick Memorial. M Frank Shuff Jr of Emmitsburg improving at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Warren Weller of Thurmont home after University Hospital Baltimore operation. Joseph Heir of Thurmont back home after observation at St. Agnes Baltimore. George Hahn Thurmont improving at Frederick Memorial. Emory Anders 19, son of Norman and Mrs. Anders Thurmont, recovering from surgery at Washington County Hospital Haggestown with cast changes planned June 29. Elizabeth Keefer of Mt Airy back to Johns Hopkins for further treatment after a month at Union Memorial.
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Donald HB. Eaves
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. Frank Shuff, Jr
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Warren Weller
Thurmont
University Hospital
Baltimore
Joseph Heir
St. Agnes Hospital
George Hahn
Emory Anders
Norman Anders
Washington County
Haggistown
Elizabeth Keefer
Mt. Airs
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital
God Dependent On Us In Fruitful Harvest And Life
The piece asserts God depends on humanity to sustain harvests social order and personal virtue. It argues God cannot do what people can through sowing, justice, and obedience, and stresses cooperation for health salvation and blessings, concluding with a clothing-store plug and summer stock note.
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L. Douglass
God
Chicago
Dorothy Dix Seeks Advice On Love And Responsibility
The column presents Dear Miss Dix letters about a 15 year old urged to quit a drinking boyfriend and a widow seeking a housekeeper. Advice urges parental guidance and practicality, recommending caution, schooling, and independent living steps. The Lawrence London commentary discusses Geneva talks, Indochina, and British policy amid Cold War tensions.
Taneytown Weekend Visitors and Local Club Activities
Taneytown hosted weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baumgardner of New York, with Baumgardner a university music instructor and guest soloist at Grace Reformed church. Mrs. Laura Homard returned from a visit with relatives. Edward Reid and family spent time on the Eastern Shore and visited Rehoboth. Grace Reformed Christian Endeavor group met at Mrs. George Fream's home with 4-H Club leaders and parents attending. Bonnie Bair led a prelude, Wilber Thomas read scripture, Mrs. Fream led prayers, and Sandra Shark sang.
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Taneytown
Kenneth Baumgardner
New York
Murray Baumgardner
Lawrence University
Grace Reformed Church
Laura Homard
Jand
Clifford Gash
College Park
Edward Reid
Jehaldren
Depanne
Marin
Poop
Carrie S. Beall
Reids
Rehoboth
Del
Beall
Charles W. Schall
Queen Anne
Christian Endeavor Society of Grace Reformed Church
George Fream
Belya Koons
Bonnie Bair
Wilber Thomas
Fream
Warie Wagerman
Sandra Shark
Bass fishing contest offers major prizes in Frederick
Frederick bass anglers may register at Western Auto Store to enter the Maryland state and national contest running June 1 to September. Prizes include a 6 horsepower Wizard outboard motor for the state winner and complete fishing outfits for top finishers, plus 1.90 dollars in bonus prizes. Entries and blanks are available from J. A. Brown, Western Auto proprietor.
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Frederick
Western Auto Store
Marxland
Western Auto Supply
Eal
Inecal
Maryland
J. A. Brown
Complete Library Of Orchestra Music To High School
Frederick High School received a complete library of orchestra music from Mrs Charles Worthy of Shookstown via late husband a former Empire Theater Orchestra director. Sperry L Storm reports the collection is shelved in the band room with more filing to come and aims to form a small after school orchestra, noting local musicians ready to participate and plans to start string work in early grades to build a city-wide symphony. The library, enhanced by Mrs Maude Dittmar’s earlier gift in 1941, makes the school one of the state’s best stocked for orchestral study with concerts envisioned in the original Baker Park shell.
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Frederick Lich
Charles Worthy
Shookstown
City Opera House
Opera House
Vile
Sperry L. Storm
Turector Storm
Storm
Frederick County
Frederick Hick School
Mra
Maude Dittmar
Empire Theater Orchestra
Frederick Concert Orchestra
Dittmar
Baker Park
Frederick High School
Baltimore City
Worthy
Winchester
Local residents head to commencements and honors
Mr and Mrs LeRoy F Davis of West Second Street plan to attend Syracuse University commencement where their son LeRoy T Davis will receive a Doctor of Philosophy and join the New York Medical College faculty in neurophysiology. Crewell Mulkey departs for Naples to serve at the American Consulate General after twelve years with the State Department. Fredrick citizen Harry C Boost observes his birthday. Elmer Michael attends the Maryland State Teachers College 40th class anniversary at Towson. Leatherwood family welcomes daughter Margaret Ann born May 25 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. former Mt Amy High School faculty member Janice Lindsay is her mother. Asa H Watkins attends Calvary Church delegacy sessions at Western Maryland College. Clyde Grimes, stationed at Fort Jackson, visits relatives in Mt Airy and Thurmont. Linda Zabriskie and family visit Thurmont from Virginia Beach. M Hild of Memphis visits Hoke family in Thurmont. Jay Eric Gernand of Union Bridge earns Springfield College degree on June 13 after standout soccer and baseball, All American Intercollegiate soccer, and leadership roles. Pvt Maurice L Glacken, 19, from New Windsor, arrives in Germany with the 2d Armored Division, 66th Tank Battalion, after basic at Fort Knox.
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LeRoy F. Davis
West Second Street
Syracuse University
N. Y
LeRoy T. Davis
New York Medical College
Ellis Leatherwood
Sykesville
Margaret Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jay Eric Gernand
Union Bridge
Springfield College
Harry Gernand
Maurice L. Glacken
James M. Glacken
New Windsor
Germany
2D Armored Division
66Th Tank Battalion
Fort Knox
Bread Of Life By Rev 3 Parnell Bailey
Harry W. Tisdall of Winchester Massachusetts began a 3060 mile family trip after a State Policeman warning for a minor traffic violation. He later wrote that daily reminders of fatal accidents proved the warning prudent and the rest of the trip was a pleasure.
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Bread of Life
Parnell Bailey
Harry W. Tisdall
Winchester
Mass
Tisdall
Charles Sanga
Gen. Feature Corp
Funeral rites for Henry J Dusing held at United Brethren Church
Funeral services were conducted for Henry J Dusing, struck by a car on Route 40 near Myersville Tuesday evening, at the United Brethren church with Rev. Roger J E Keech officiating. Pallbearers named include Charles Rowe and Gareth Flock. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Henry J. "Dusing
Myersville
United Brethren Church
Roger J .E. Keech
Charles Rowe
Charles Forrest
Lester Green
Don’ Warren-feltz
Gareth Flock
Elmer Forrest
Paul F. Brttis
Married in Edgewood Church of God May 15
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kolb and Jack B E Hildebrand wed at 6:30 p m in Edgewood Church of God. Rev. Thomas P Mier officiated assisted by Rev. Paul E Moore. About 200 guests attended a reception at the Southern Restaurant Pine Room. Both graduates of Frederick High School, the couple reside at the groom’s home.
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James Gregory
Elizabeth Ann Kolb
Arthur H. Kolb
East South Street
Jack BE. Hildebrand
George G. Hildebrand
Rosemont Avenue
Edgewood Church of God
Thomas P. Mier
Blank
Paul E. Moore
Loretta Miller
Belvoir
Richard Bowers
Jesus
Paul Wagner
Paul E. Wagner
Roland Kolb
Chester
Sete Wan
Martin Shepley
Frank Shaw
Harvey Whipp, Jr
Kenneth Korrell
Wade Brown
Betty Tinney
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Charles Town
W. Va
Questions And Answers From A Quirky Historic Page
A collage of Q A items covers odd eating habits weather breezes and a baseball incident. The piece notes a unique habit of washing food to remove mud from muG roots turtles and other finds, a meteorological threshold for a fresh breeze and a baseball ejects an umpire tossed bat from Brooklyn, with bystanders hit. It also explains the Marathon race naming from Pheidippides run to Marathon Greece.
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