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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1948

Page

10

Burned Garageman Injured When Gasoline Pump Explodes

Vernon Rippeon, 40, a garageman from Ceresville, was severely burned when a car struck a gasoline pump at his employer’s lot Friday afternoon. Gasoline ignited, injuring his left leg, hands, face, and neck. His brothers Austin and Harry helped extinguish the flames and he was rushed to Frederick Memorial Hospital, where his condition was listed as favorable. The crash also damaged two cars. one owner, C. I. Borcherding, claimed $750 in damages. The driver of the other vehicle, Mrs Ruby Dilley, faced a hearing for alleged brake failure and failure to stop.

Vernon KB. Rippeon Ceresville Austin Harryippeen Mir Rippeen Frederick Harry Rippeen Arthur Rudy Vernon Rippeon C. 1 Borcherding Vicechairman Baltimore City Republican Committee Route 71 Bercherding Ruby R. Dilley Hawa Comdr Luther L. Dilley US. Navy Navy Department Washington Dilleys Detour Dilley Ling Rippeon Diller Route 26

Retires After Serving For Extended Period

A longtime American Oil Company employee, Calvin Hann, retires after thirty one years of service at age sixty five. He recounted early distribution by horse and cart and a 60 dollar monthly salary, noting drastic changes to modern fuels operations. Hann lived in Frederick most of his career, later moving near Lewistown and Utica, and was born in Creagerstown to Samuel and Eeth Hann.

Calvin 3 Hann American Oil Company Frederick Trak Avenue Creagerstown Toda Harn Indian Refinery Company Union teGas Air Hann Mr Hann Trail Avenue Lewistown Utica Rixnife Samuel Eeth Hann

Frederick High School Coach Mike Hardy Dropped

Mike Hardy, Frederick High School teacher and football coach, was dismissed by the County Board of Education after three years at Frederick. The board said contracts would not be renewed, citing no stigma on the teachers, while Superintendent Rhoderick noted staff changes each year. Hardy, a Navy veteran, coached football to a 5-1 varsity record in 1946 and also led junior high basketball and PE classes.

O W. Pratt County Board of Education George C Rhoderick Jr En Vedo E Board of Education Rhoderck Mike Hardy Frederick High School United States Navy Nave Norfolk Newport R. 1 Bambridge Navy Frederck Board of Education Fredrick High School

Court News Foreclosures and Divorces Noted in Local Docket

Foreclosure actions involve Doorothy Howard-Green versus Nathan A. Green and absolute divorces for Geraldine I Michael, Nellie Mas Eagle versus Samuel B Eagle, and other filings. Marriage licenses list George R Pague and Dorothy B Haugh, plus several other couples in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Deeds record transfers Vera Crugs to William H Marman and Stockdale to Joseph W Fr. Firemen to meet in Ocean City with June event noted.

Eduard D George W Stewart Howard- Green Nathan A. Green Roland E Michael Geraldine I Michael Nellie Mas Eagle Samuel B Eagle George R Pague Shippensburg Dorothy B Haugh Waynesboro Richard M. Metcalf Frederick Virginia Nicodemus Patrick Street Norman D. Long Annville Edith Hoch Pennbrook Charles RK Hawkins Brookeville Hazel A Harper George F Hoffmar Jr Tsburg F Elrrabeeth Pen-Mar Robert G Duane Bessie M Judy Baltimore Edward Nicodemus Boonsboro Exclyn V. Rinna Middletov Vera Crugs William H Marman Canaries R Stockdale Joseph W. Fr

Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theaters

The Frederick schedule for the coming week lists nightly features at the Tival Opera House and Frederick includes a mix of dramas comedies and serials. Highlights include Naked City and The Senator Was Indiscreet with supporting cartoons newsreels and Disney shorts.

Frederick Barry Fitzgerald Dorothy Hart Opera House Texas James Crag Warner Pathe News Jeannette MacDonald Weaver Brothers Elwhy Andy” ThursGas Boris Karloff Warner ‘Pathe News Boot Hill Charles Starrett Smiley Burnette Brick Bradford Don Castle Tex Grangier

Folsom Divorce Suit Moves Past Dismissal in Alabama

Cullman Alabama June. ELTRA red haired divorcee Comstime Paturan John of last March files a paternity suit against Governor James E Folsom. Judge James H Crow overrules demurrer and the Governors’ legal objections about jurisdiction and sufficiency of evidence. The case seeks to declare Folsom her common law husband.

Cullman Ala Eltra James E Folsom Guise James H Crow Comstime Paturan John Maren Folsom

Century-Old Water Pipe Photo Sparks Frederic Notice

A century-old water pipe near Frederic, linked to the Silver Spring line, was photographed for city records. Water Supt W J Da Ergmeer and others presented the pipe to city officials amid appeals and court actions. A separate note mentions a hospital stay for an unidentified individual and a historical digression about fiddles during Nero’s era.

Frank Keefer Frederix City Cast Iran Poe Association Hairy Free Farm Frederic Cuty Wam J. da Ergmeer W. Raymond Waite

Quality Of Hay Crop Not So Good

Frederick county hay prospects are below average due to scant clover and heavy rains this year. County Agent Henry R. Shoemaker notes farmers have worked haying for ten days to two weeks with better progress recently as rains moved away. Alfalfa hay nearly finished and mixed hay underway while pasture benefits from the rainfall.

Frederick County Henry R. Shoemaker

House Votes Admission of 200 000 DPs to U S

Washington June 11 a bill to admit 200000 homeless Europeans and an unspecified number of orphan children into the United States was passed by the House 298 to 91. The measure, with fewer restrictions than a Senate bill, goes to a House Senate conference for compromise.

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Fatally Burned Truck Mechanic in Baltimore Incident

A 35 year old truck mechanic, Sylvester Martin of Middleborough, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a fire erupted while he repaired a stalled tractor trailer in Baltimore. His gasoline saturated clothing overheated when fuel spurted out, and bystanders hurried to smother the flames.

Baltimore Reley Essex Sylvester Martin Middleborough Johns Hopkins Hospital

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