H W LeGore Rites Monday
The Frederick area obituary notice reports the death of H W LeGore with services planned for Monday. The local notice lists funeral details and acknowledges Associated Press material used in publication.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1956
Page
4
High-Power Rise Spurs Safer Cars Says Industry Spokesman
Industry spokesman L Irvin Woolson president of the DeSoto Division of Chrysler argues higher horsepower accompanies faster speeds but slow acceleration remains risk. He cites modern expressways and new car accessories such as power steering brakes air conditioning and power tops as a growing drain on horsepower and a factor in safety considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Irvin Woolson
DeSoto
Chrysler
Frederick
James
Addie Stull LeGore
Deaths and funeral notices from Frederick area
Death notices report Mrs. Mary A. Keckler 80 of Highfield Md dying at her son's home in York after living in the area most of her life. Hazel Mae Crum 61 of Walkersville dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital from natural causes. Linda Lee Clark dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral held at East Church Street funeral home with service by Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury. Also listed are several other local obituaries and funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Keckler
Highfield
Charles E. Keckler
Charles L. Keckler
York
Lantz
Washington
Amanda Ambrose Ridenour
Edgemont
Charles L
Omer W
Blue Ridge Summit
L. J. Sanders
Waynesboro
Albert Palmer
Frederick
Jack Ridenour
Hagerstown
Thomas Ridenour
Emmitsburg
Guy Eby
Rocky Ridge
Winter Ridenour
Miamisburg
William Ridenour
Thurmont
Harbaugh’s Cemetery
Claude R. Crum
Hazel Mae Crum
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
This County
S. Jonas
Ella May Dinterman Eyler
Linda Lee Clark
Jesse L
Alice Keeney Clark
Adam Road
East Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
William E. Keeney
Harry G. Keeney
Charles E. Winpigler
Hubert Winpigler
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles KE
Robinson
Fur Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
Neral
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G. C
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Virginia M. Walker
Willow Avenue
Elsie V. Miller
Lincoln Apartments
Betty L. Fogle
Wilson Place
Marion M. Hearn
Maple Avenue
Ronald A. Ritter
West Patrick Street
Joseph R. Kendall
Richard L. Gibbons
RFD
Hattie Derr Kendall
Gona
Rosemont Avenue
Guy L
Springfield
Ohio
DeHaven
Jerry E. Crum
Atimutt
B and
O Avenue
Barbara A
Fox
John F. Crouse
Curtis
Middletown
Donald
Lewistown
Maurice
George
Fred
Mary
Charlotte
Violet
Pauline
Annabelle
Faye
Coe V. Frock
Yale athlete LeGore long remembered by Frederick
Frederick figures memorialize MRS. LAWRENCE A. WELSCH and LeGore linked to Woodsboro Lutheran and Frederick Rotary. LeGore born August 1, 189? in Frederick County built a family lime and stone business. famed as Mercersburg Academy and Yale athlete cited by Walter Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles George
Maryland General Hospital
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Seining violations reported with fish-law dodges hidden in carpets. Ex Governor Whyte slated to replace late Arthur Gor man as U S Senator from Maryland for 18 months. Local notes include a student debate on murder reporting and early season market prices for beans strawberries and cherries. Obits include Mrs Leila Reinaman and Mrs Hattie Kendall plus several local deeds and property transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pinkney Whyte
Warfield
Arthur Pue Gorman
U.S
Maryland
Whyte
Mr. Whyte
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick County
Fred’ McCardell
Belles Lettres Literary Society
A. Hamm
W Angleberger
R. Steckman
L. Michael
Farewell Party For Assistant Pastor And Wife
A farewell and surprise picnic supper was held Wednesday at Staley Park for Rev and Mrs Lawrence Burris who have left Frederick for duties near Easton. Rev Burris was ordained deacon at the Pittsburgh Methodist conference on June 3 and has served as assistant pastor at Calvary Methodist Church since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Park
Lawrence
Burris
Frederick
Easton
Pittsburgh
Calvary
Eisenhower remarks prompt debate on neutrality and alliances
The article questions President Eisenhower's press conference comments on neutrality. It cites historical U.S. actions from 1801 to World War II, argues neutrality arguments are misused, and notes potential implications for NATO and West Germany. It also mentions local notices about births and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
United States
Cuba
China
Peking
West Germany
Germany
Eisenhower
NATO
Yugoslavia
Frederick City's Sewer Bond Auction Tops $250000 Issue
Frederick City awarded its second $250000 sewer bond issue to Alex Brown and Sons Baltimore brokers at a premium exceeding $5000. The actual interest rate, with the premium, comes to 2.63 percent. A Lewistown fish hatchery reported 350000 young bass hatched this spring, up 100000 from last year. Francis B. Sappington Jr. celebrated his birthday with a surprise party at his home, attended by members of the Masonic Domino Club. City Attorney Edward J. Smith commented on a trolley car matter and urged Chamber of Commerce action referencing past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Alex Brown and Sons
Baltimore
Lewistown
Albert M. Powell
Francis B. Sappington Jr
Masonic Domino Club
Edward J. Smith
Patrick “Weet
Carrell
Chamber
Picnic and funeral notices reach Frederick area
A 350 person excursion to New York chaired by Miss Catherine Rhoderick with aides Regina Diller and Mayme Ferguson accompanied by 38 riders from Mt. Airy. Funeral services for Mrs. Renner and for Robert Sheets Sr. were held at local funeral homes with interments in Mt. Olivet and other local cemeteries. A Liberty Junior High picnic for staff and families occurred at Fishing Creek Reservoir. A Myersville girl, Sharon Wolfe, sustained multiple injuries after a bicycle accident north of Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rhoderick
Regina Diller
Mayme Ferguson
New York
Frederick
Min
South End Civic Association
E. Renner
William Group
Baltimore and Ohio 1
Renner
passCreager and Son Funeral Home
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Samuel Moyer
Jersey City
Clar-k. J
Therence
Frank
Edward Long
New
Russell Seiss
Glenn
Elbert York
Harbaugh
Robert Ness
New York Yankees
Thomas Sheets Sr
Cleveland Indians
Thomas Avenue
Yankee Stadium
East Church
Raymond E
Wilhelm
Grace Evan
Mem|gerical and Reformed Church
Liberty
Creek Reservoir
Police Department of
Fort Detrick
Norman F. Dressier
Leonard M. Markle
John F. Fleischman
Louis E. Smith
John T. Bradley
Norman E. Kinsey
Moffat ‘Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Myersville
Sharon Wolfe
William Willy B. Wolfe
Hilton
Damascus Fall
Mountain View
Washington County Hospital
Deane Kessler
Hagerstown
Ritchie Haney San
Joe ‘MacKenge
Ordination Services Held By Adventists in Maryland
CATONSVILLE Md Ordination services were held at the Seventh Day Adventist annual conference for three new ministers Ralph E Libby Harold Schaefer and Kenneth H Livesay More than 2000 delegates were expected Victor T Armstrong general field secretary was to give the address He said Christianity is advancing in the Far East despite communism noting a new hospital in Formosa and church progress in Japan Korea and Free China
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catonsville
Ralph E. Libby
Cambridge
Harold Schaefer
Salisbury
Kenneth H. Livesay
Wilmington
Del
Victor T. Armstrong
Washington
International Office
General Conference of the Church
Far East
Formosa
Japan
Koree
Free China
Local residents named in county records list
A long roster of names and towns appears in the county records, citing residents from Mt Airy Emmitsburg LeGore Thurmont Knoxville Monrovia Damascus and other communities. The list includes Wilma Ramsburg Harry Weedon Elmer Christian James Sharrer Wilda Mullinix Elaine Baker Charles Payne Earl Weddle Jessie Moxley Thelma Haines Ethel Withrow Anthony Moxley William Blentlinger Alma Thomas Rodney McNair Edward Wetzel Isabelle Baker Mary Sappington James Toms Doris Horner Donald Wilders Adrian Kiser Paul Hawes Donald Rinaldi Harold Flannery Raymond Burns James Annis Cecil Harrison Ira Wright Alois Meixner Caroline Dallas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Blentlinger
Alma M. Thomas
Mt. Airy
Rodney L. McNair
Edward A. Wetzel
Isabelle H. Baker
Mary A. Sappington
Emmitsburg
James L. Toms
Doris I. Horner
LeGore
Donald W. Wilders
Adrian S. Kiser
Thurmont
Paul J. Hawes
Donald E. Rinaldi
Knoxville
Harold M. Flannery
Monrovia
Raymond M. Burns
Damascus
James W. Annis
Blue Ridge Summit
Cecil R. Harrison
Brunswick
Ira D. Wright
Cascade
Alois Meixner
Graceham
Caroline V. Dallas
Suit for $35,000 damages entered in Circuit Court
Mrs Eleanor M Chisholm and Haile Chisholm of Garrett Park Montgomery county sue Earle F Geisbert of Frederick RFD 2 for 35000 damages from an January 6 1955 car crash that rear ended the couple’s southbound vehicle on U S 240. Eleanor seeks 25000 plus medical costs and loss of services seeks 10000 for her husband. William M Storm listed as local counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor M. Chisholm
Haile Chisholm
Garrett Park
Montgomery County
Earle F. Geisbert
Frederick
RFD
William M. Storm
President Undergoes Successful Surgery
A White House medical bulletin announced President Eisenhower underwent an exploratory abdominal operation after persistent intestinal obstruction. A 18-physician team led by Maj. Gen. Heaton and surgeons Ravdin Gants and Smith performed the early morning procedure at Walter Reed. The event interrupts his bid for a second term and raises questions about his political future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imagerty
Hagerty
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Isador Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Robert T. Gants
Max D. Smith
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Police Remove Bat In Local Apartment
Police respond to a bat inside a Miss Whibara Wills apartment at 15 East Church Street. Officer William Mutcher attended, and the bat was removed. The incident was described as a commonplace oddity by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whibara Wills
East Church Street
Miss Wills
William Mutcher
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients Advance in May
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital, cardiac patient Anthony Nusbaumer Thurmont, who has been under treatment since May 28, is progressing well. Mrs. Floyd Blower returned home to Thurmont Friday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been under treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Nusbaumer Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Floyd Blower
Thurmont
Creasy Simons Wedding Held at Shepherdstown Home
Miss Ann Louise Creasy of Shepherdstown wed Sherwood Robert Simons in a June 2 ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev. J. Raymond Wood officiating. The bride wore a white dotted Swiss gown with an Empire waist and white accessories, carrying white rosebuds and carnations. Betsy Creasy served as maid of honor in powder blue, carrying pink blooms. Richard Lockner was best man. A reception followed. The bride is a Martinsburg High School graduate and Shepherd College senior majoring in Business Education. she is a member of Alpha Sigma Tau. Mr. Simons is a Frederick High School graduate who spent four years in the U.S. Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons—Creasy
Ann Louise Creasy
James L. Creasy
Shepherdstown
W- Va
Sherwood Robert Simons
R. H. Simons
M. L. Zimmerman
Washington
J. Raymond Wood
Betsy Creasy
Richard Lockner
Miss Creasy
Martinsburg High School
Shepherd College
W. VA
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
Simons
Frederick High School
U. S. Air Force
Black Bass Season In West Va Opens Across State
West Virginia begins black bass season statewide at sunrise with the Eastern Panhandle and central counties opening first due to prior closures. Most major streams in the western half are open year around, with about twenty three members of the state noting open waters. The Frederick Optimist Club visit to the Maryland Training School for Boys highlighted local fishing areas near Towson and the Potomac and Cacapon rivers, while officials spoke on tribal activities and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Panhandle
Frederick
Maryland
Towson
Potomac
Cacapon
Joseph Murphy
Buckhannon Rivers
la Patoto
Neal
Visit School Hosts Foreign Aid Debate Tonight
A report notes neutrals may struggle to secure American taxpayers funds in Congress while a guided tour by the WOline club highlights campus buildings. The Frederick Breakfast and Evening clubs will join the Clarksburg club for an anniversary party at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New von Versta Tribune, Inc
Esc
Woline Club
Frederick
Clarksburg
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Stock Quotations From Frederick MD Market Ledger
The listed bid and asked prices from Alex Brown & Sons show approximate trading ranges for local securities. Items include Farmers & Mechanics Bank, Frederick County Nail Bank, Fredericktown Savings, Western Maryland Trust Co, Potomac Edison, Frederick Gas Company, Investors Loan Corp, and Corporation notes with fluctuating bids and asks across several fractions and dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchangée
Frederick Md
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens Bank
Frederick County Nail Bank
Fredericktown Savings
Western Maryland Trust Co
Ox Fibre Brush
Frederick Hotel
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gasnone
Investors Loan Corp
Investors Loan Corp. Com
New
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births for June 4 to 8, 1956 include Lindy Lou Rice, Lawrence Edmund Brown, Patricia Louise O Hanlon, Jameil Kathleen Bussard, Jo Ann Keeney, Jan McKee Keller, Bonnie Marie Gentry, Harry Jason Jr Green, Melissa Ann Dudrow, George Madison Miller, Linda Lee Crum, and Pamela Sue Hobbs. Parents list their residences and full names, with order of birth and genders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial
East Fourteenth Street
Jameil Kathleen
Bussard
Catherine Keeney
Frederick
Walter Keeney
Walkersville
Jo Ann
Harold K. Keller
East Ninth Street
Jan McKee
Baylor A. Gentry
George Madison
Pfc
Robert E. Crum
West Second Street
Linda Lee
Mehrle L. Hobbs
East Third Street
Pamela Sue
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. LeGore
Jane
Eng
Associated Press
Associated “Press
Are
Eck
Harry W. LeGore
United Brethren Church
J. Ward
Arthur L
Norman H
Richard M. Crum
Harold Duvall
Emma Rankin LeGore
Harry LeGore Jr
Barbara Rankin LeGore
Jacob P. Feiser
Henry Saylor
Harold K. Dellin
Walter C. LeGore
James IW. LeGore
Bruce
New Orleans
Parent-Teacher Associations
PTA
Akenaan
Walter Haines
Herbert King
Jack Brown
Morton Dutrow
Roger Cordell
Felix Liska
Roy W. Barber
Robert Leon Roser
University of Maryland Hospital
A. Earl
Anna
Langle) Roser
Roger S
Donald W
Rosanna
Ella Tressler
Dorothy Seipler
Rose Hill Centretery
Ano
Lawrence A. Welsch
Fairview Avenue
Lauralas
Yale
Tien
Yale Fa
the News
Marine Corps
House of Delegates
American Legion
Potomac Edison Company
Elmer R. Reinaman
Leila Constance Reinaman
Taneytown
John W
Bessie Miller Frock
Grace Reformed Church
Taneytoun
Wamantes Cuil
Vamane Vum
Sev
Clinton H. Wright
Amos
Raymond Bowers
Esworthy
Cramer Street
Walk
Ruth Shirkersville
Littlestown
Today In World Affairs
David Lawrence
Aro Uloer Nis Peeareemee
Jetship
E. William Hallfism
Intermed
Barbara Brown
James FE. Cummings
C. Frank Smith
Trail Avenue
Smith
Cole and Smith Furniture Store
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert P. Neisser
Orlando
Fla
Neisser
Philip Martin
Marie R. Neisser
Asia
Eise
Europe
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Britain
High Seas
Pacific
Bering Strait
Ean
Ecountry
England
Confederacy
Cleveland
Great Britain
Shindlecker—Horner
Ann Virginia Horner
Dorothy Henderson
John Horner
James Curtis Shindlesdecker
Blue Rock United Brethren Church
Tomstown
Quincy, Pa
Shippensburg
Quincy High School
Richard Wallace
Eura Vomueitiy
Rederick
West Va
Nipwapapre
BRERA
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