Appeal From Review Board And Land Proceedings
Proceedings recount an appeal from the Property Review Board over a condemnation suit in Frederick County. It notes awards of $919,750 and proposed land takings including 24.71 acres in fee simple, easements, and stream changes. The piece also covers a May wedding of Patricia Ann Rice to George Albert Virts Jr at Centennial Memorial Church and related reception details. Local attorney Thomas Glass represents the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Az Ayare
Ion
Fotter Avenue
Creex Northern
Frederick
Board of Present Review
Godl
San
Commission
Thomas
Glass
Property Review Board
Patricia Ann Rice
Alvin H. Rice
Lee Place
Frances A. Rice
George Albert Virts Jr
G. A. Virts Sr
West South Street
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
George A. Brown
Gloria G. Linton
Kenneth L. Linton
RFD
Frederick wedding ties Virginia West Virginia by pass
A by pass road linking Virginia and West Virginia to Maryland through Worman's Mill and Ceresville is under construction. The bride and groom hosted events at home of the bride, with the couple planning travel between states and honoring family ties. The bride wore a blue and white sheath and orchid bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Virts Jr
Erry Road
Worman’s Mill
Ceresville
Freds Durothy
Lloyd E. St. Clair
Berke- Dear
Dorothy DIX
Oodler Springs
W. Va
Jet College
Flint Hill
Village Notes and Local Hospital Updates
Mrs. A LeRoy McCardell returns home from New York City with her daughter Miss Claire McCardell who had surgery at New York Hospital. Mr Jack W Joy undergoes minor operation at Baker Hospital near Martinsburg. Ruth Gilelan of Gettysburg was admitted to Annie Warner Hospital this week. Market prices list Wheat Barley Corn at $1.95 and $6.50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell, Terrace
New York City
Irving Harris
Claire McCardell
New
Dorothy DIX
Ruth Gilelan
Emmitt
Burg
Annie Warner + Hospital
Gettysburg
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
The June 14, 1907 issue highlights graduates and scholars from Washington and Lee University and Western Maryland College, plus local scare and crime notes. It features William T. Delaplaine of Frederick earning a scholarship for modern languages and John Hunt Hendrickson graduating summa cum laude as class valedictorian. It also notes Mrs. Walhangevine suffering a cat bite and Deputy Sheriffs Grimes and Alexander pursuing a suspect who fired at them from an upper window. The column mentions John F. Yinger selling his barber shop to K W Purdur, with future plans for Mr. Charles S. Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Delaplaine
Frederick
Washington and Lee University
Luther Seevers
Grimes
Alexander
John F. Yinger
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The June 14 1937 column recalls events from twenty years past including social gatherings at Prospect Hall near the city a large Old Folks Day service at United Brethren church in Myersville a graduation in dentistry and a local tea at Lincoln High School followed by a Mt Airy Sweden wedding and a Vancouver BC election note highlighting Douglas Jung winning a seat in Parliament
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Ernest L. Myers
Dileverme
University of Maryland Dental School
Bal Unnee
Lincoln High School
Joan Ann Smallwood
Pythian Hall
All Saints Street
Barbara D. Berry
Emmeta Smallwood
Alice Robinson
Mae Rose
Kaline Woodyard
Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Douglas Jung
Canton
House of Commons
Ralph Campney
Jung
University of British Columbia
New Guinea
Sex Deviates Sought In Child's Death In Detroit
Police conducted an area wide dragnet for sex offenders after the body of 6 year old Mary de Caussin was found in a wooded area near Ecorse Township. She disappeared Wednesday evening and was raped and murdered. her body showed a fractured skull, a stab wound, and deep knife injuries. Two men were questioned and one held after stains in a car were found not to be blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mary de Caussin
Ecorse Township
Ville Dibble
Jacques Pares
Patchogue
Mary
Ford Motor Co
iMary
Robert J. Sillery
Depuuty
Wayne County
Pace 4 The News Fronts June 1957 Edition
The page presents the Frederick Maryland newspaper layout with a dated front, June 14 1957. It references local news and community notices typical of a small city paper, likely including headlines, weather, and society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
the News
Frederick, Md
Calls for Wicomico School Board Resign Over Owens Appointment
Desmead Kolb of Salisbury accuses Governor McKeldin of using ward heelers to shake up the Wicomico County School Board after the Avery Owens appointment. Kolb demands the full board resigns while new appointments and resignations ripple through the panel as two members quit in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McKeldin
Heelers
Wicomico County
Desmead Kolb
Salisbury
Maryland House
Wicomico
Avery W Owens
Kolb
Robert J. Sterling
B. Lee Hayman
Owens
Boyd Mahaffey
Kleib
Edgar T. Bennett
State Roads Commission
Thomas C. Roe
Oren Edwin Richardson
Willards
Major League Leaders In Batting Pitching And More
The Associated Press lists NL leaders: Hodges Brooklyn batting average 366 Aaron Milwaukee 42 RBIs Musial St Louis 45 hits Schoendienst New York 7 doubles Mays St Louis 17? triples Mays New York 6 homers Aaron Milwaukee 16 Stolen bases Mays New York 18. Sanford Philadelphia leads in pitching with .889 and 6 strikeouts. AL leaders: Williams Boston batting .389 Mantle New York with 48 runs and 18 homers. Sievers Washington 4 RBIs. Fox Chicago 68 hits. Plews Washington 16 doubles. Simpson Kansas City 13 triples. Landis Chicago 11? stolen bases. Shantz New York 71 875 strikeouts Pierce Chicago 72.
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Associated Press
Hodges
Brooklyn
Aaron
Milwaukee
Musial
St. Louis
Schoendienst
New York
Mays
Sanford
Philadelphia
Williams
Boston
Mantle
Wash
Fox
Chicago
Loubles—Plews
Washington
Trinses—Simpson
Kansas City
Landis
Fuehing
Shantz
Pierce
Honors graduate Arvin earns valedictorian honors
Miss Arvin of Taneytown and Jefferson heritage graduates from Taneytown High School on June 5 and is named valedictorian for her scholastic achievements. She serves as Student Council president, yearbook editor, views editor, junior class president, and member of chorus, basketball and volleyball. She will attend Gettysburg College to study mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Arvin
Wilbur Arvin
Taneytown
Jefferson
Taneytown High School
Jhasis
Sendaclaip
Winger
Ielass
Chhorus
FTA
Gettysburg
Sixty one motorists pass tests at state armory drive event
Sixty one individuals passed drivers tests conducted by Department of Motor Vehicle examiners at the State Armory on Thursday. The list includes many residents across Frederick, Thurmont, Brunswick, Middletown and nearby towns, with addresses such as RFD 2 and Fort Detrick cited among successful applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Jesse Ea Cook
RFD
Milton Jay Glosser
Stewart Manor
Charles Edward Geisler
Nelson Grayson Feaga
Shirley LaVon Eline
Clarke Place
Alice Jane Miller
Lewis iFraley Fagan
Cherokee Trail
Hazel May Mazor
Thurmont
Barbara Lee Carmack
James Thomas Anthony
Union
Charlotte Barbara Tregonsing
Kevin Irvin
Paul ‘Johnson
Gene Knight
Knoxville
Donald Lee Lerch
Roberta May Weller
Brookeville
George Gervais Kitchens
Lawrence Richard Horner
LeGore
Francis Gaver Miller
Middletown
Maryanna Buffington
Union Bridge
Paul McCloskey
Doreen Lorraine Brubaker
Brunswick
Janice MaePeaslee
Jacquelyn Ann Bowins
Adamstown
Trina Melissa LeGore
Marvin Raymond
iPhyllis Ann Birely
Blue Ridges Summit
Terre
Thur‘mont
Anna Mae Boyer
Jefferison
Sandra Marie Zimmerman
Walkersville
Lloyd Managhan
Lainz
John Cornelius Reyenolds
Liberitytown
Virgie Elizabeth Nichols
Gaithersburg
FBI Called In Bank Theft At College Park
FBI laboratory men searched the Suburban Trust Co branch in College Park Maryland for fingerprints and clues after a small swarthy bandit robbed the bank of 23130 and fled in a stolen car. Police tracked a pink sedan linked to a second car swap. The same branch was raided last December 17 with about 60000 taken after taking a Teller and his wife captive for six hours. The robbers were nicknamed Mutt and Jeff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
FBI
Suburban Trust Co
Mutt
Jeff
Synod Nears End Of Potomac Evangelical Meet
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church nears adjournment after three days at Hood College with an adopted operating budget of 37318.76 and final committee reports. Officers will be installed in the afternoon as reports wrap up and a devotional service closes the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Arthur W. Newell
Richmond
Donald P. Flick
Hagerstown
Kenneth Wentzel
Rockville
Synod
Camp Michaux
Gettysburg
Washington
Baltimore
Ines. Snyder
Maryand
Virginia
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Roy C. Snyder
Synodieal
Henry C. Koch
Frank K. Bostian
Messiah Church
Henry W. Schultheis
C. H. Huffman
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Harrisonsburg
Synodical Council
Robert B. Alexander i
Mt. Crawford
Alexander
Europe
Margiana
Nozas
Shenandoah
Childs
Whitman
Reynards and Associates
E&r
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Paul Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
New Faith United Church
Holy Trinity E&r
Althouse
Luther G. Heist Jr
Astor
Timberville
Laras
Ratification Expected for IAEA Treaty in Senate
Senate expected to ratify the International Atomic Energy Agency Treaty after the Foreign Relations Committee approves with qualifications. The move follows committee action signaling broad support for the treaty among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Tax Cuts Delayed Without Treasury Surplus
Treasury Secretary Humphrey said tax cuts cannot be voted while there is not a sufficient surplus to cover them. A wage dispute between the As way in time and the AFL-CIO ended with two men dying after a dramatic show move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Humphrey
Con.Stess
New York
Asway
Afl-Cio
Commercial Telegraphers Union
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America
Isja
H. F
Beater
Park
A. A
Phil
E.M
Dorothy Dixcare
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Ralph Purdum
Mt, Airy
Anna Greta Gustafsson
Eskil Gustafsson
Norman Etzler
Ralph Cunningham
Ensign Stanley Severence
California
Shela
Iatron of Honor
Avion
H. Ralph. Cunningham
Warfield Acres
Mt. Airy
John C. Merrill
Columbia
Punch
John Lee
aTienas
United ‘States
Ensign Shay
Long Beach
U.S. ‘Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dorothy Dix Eown Oe
Menamenne
Albert Shenberger
Immanuel E&r iChurch
Frederick D. Eyster
Elmer T. Eshleman
Mehr H. Ramsburg
Amos A. Holter
Robert W. Olewiler
Grace Reformed Church of
Lawrence Strunk
Christ E&r Church
Hagers‘stown
Bernie Zerkel Jr
Grace E & R Church
Homer Kock
Huber Memorial Church
Paul Hélm
St. Paul's E&r
Westminster
Christian Education
Camp Mich
Newell
Frank L. Fesperman
Mill Creek
Mount Jackson
E &R Church International Missions
Mnay
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace E & R
I Morgan R. W. Andreas
WEA
Lance Lee
WM_ F. CHILDS JR
James O. Ridgely
MD. Highways Contractors Association
Charles P. Finn
William F. Childs Jr
Earl L. Douglass
Young
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