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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
2
Market Street was entered Saturday night and merchandise stolen. Officer Norman Dietz and Alvin H Crawford Sr., manager, attempted a loss inventory but could not determine exact items. Evidence suggested the robbers worked the entire first floor in what investigators call a professional job.
The Columbia River delivers a new flood crest threatening dikes guarding Portland and Vanport as thousands of workers brace on a 100 mile front. Death toll rises to 26 in the Pacific Northwest and Fraser River area. Damage could reach 140 million dollars across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana.
Police say a local store reported merchandise missing after a Sunday incident at The Parsons Co on 203 North street. Detectives continue to investigate and request any witnesses to come forward.
Mrs Clifford Miller and daughter Miss Marie Miller and Mrs Chester Stone hosted the Yamsville Homemakers Club on May 26. A flower arrangement demonstration by Miller and Mrs Douglas Wils followed a social hour with refreshments. Earlier, Mrs Howard B Smith and daughter Miss Barbara Smith hosted a meeting opening with a song and collect. Mrs Douglas Williams led a reading from The Other World by John Erskine, and a kitchen work demonstration was given by Mrs Miram Letter.
The Charlessville Homemakers Club met May 24 at Sterie Sollinger’s home with 12 members and two guests. President Harry Remsburg led singing and prayer. committees were discussed. Lou Davis outlined yearly tasks and demonstrated space saver kitchen storage. June 23 gathering planned with Mrs. Harry Bey hosting refreshments.
Rice's Grocery won both ends of a nine inning softball doubleheader at Mountaindale Sunday. Urbana fell 7 to 6 in the nightcap after a close first game.
In a two game segment, Earl Lenhart’s first setback in eight matches came as Urbana tied it late in game one and Grocers edged ahead after a ninth inning rally. Raymond Fowell and Harold Weddle hit timely triples, while Bud Hauver limited Urbana to three hits in game one.
Istanbul reports the flood in Amasya has killed 92 people with 49 missing as rescue teams reach the north central Turkish city. The wall of water left much of the city desolate with many victims buried under collapsed homes.
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