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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1959

Page

4

Stroke Surgery Raises Hopes In Texas Research Group

A Texas research team led by Dr. Michael E. DeBakey reports artery blockages in the neck or chest causing strokes. The operation may restore damaged tissue and prevent further strokes. The study notes potential for recovery and reduced long term damage.

Texas Michael E. de Bakey

Horse Runs Riot in Frederick as Buggy, Wagons Are Damaged

Fifty years ago a horse hitched to a buggy broke loose in Frederick, running from North Market to Sixth Street. It struck a wagon, a carriage, and a lunchroom, toppling seats and injuring bystanders before being stopped near the Arlington Hotel. Also noted: Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley visited Frederick with L. S. Clogan to inspect a cemetery monument. Mr. John T. Loy sold a 120 acre Thurmont farm for 8000 dollars to A. E. Smith of Boubs. The Evangelical Reformed congregation began anniversary services for Rev. Dr. El R. Bach and Adamstown related events were listed.

E. J. Hudson Harry Baumgardiner North Market Harry Matthews Arlington Hotel Clayborne Troxell South Street Buck” Dixon Urbana Church Street Corner Winfield Scott Schley Frederick L. S. Clogan Jit Clivet Cemetery John T. Loy Thurmont A. E. Smith Boubs EL R.bach Adamstown Grace Wrow Thesa Dues Thomas

Governor OConor names new Frederick commissioner

Governor OConor appointed Paul M. Little of Thurmont as commissioner to take office immediately amid speculation. Clarence M. Murray, Ridgeville businessman and former justice of the peace, died at Frederick City Hospital aged 69. Over 1600 Boy Scouts and leaders began a two week encampment at Camp Ritchie. A windstorm wrecked a bank barn on William Ohler’s farm near Emmitsburg causing about 3000 to 4060 dollars in damage. two horses and three shots were killed.

the News Oconor Frederick Cour Paul M. Little Thurmont Clarence M. Murray Ridgeville William Ohler Emmitsburg

Graduates and Engaged Couples in Local Notices

Stan ley SL VWeerer, son of Mrs Soma Weener Levien, graduates from Cornell University with a bachelor of science degree in fall 1957 and plans to attend the University of Washington. Marjorie Anne Joneth Dear Gaede, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Gaede of Angrunt California, is engaged. she is a Mount Aetna Academy graduate and is completing her sophomore year at Washington Missionary College Takoma Park. He is serving at Walter Reed Army Base. wedding date to be announced.

Stanley SL Vweerer Soma Weener Levien Lindbergn Avenue Weeser Toison Cornell University University of School Weene Mercershe Gma Alpha Mu Levien Lawrence DeLong Marjorie Anne Joneth Dear Gaede David Gaede Angrunt Calif Miss DeLong Mount Aetna Academy Hagerstown Washington Missionary Takoma Park Walter Reed Army Base Washington

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Meeting Report

The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club met at Com Hall with co hostesses Mrs Raymond and Aliss Marguerite Burgee. Guests included Miss Beagirice Fehr and Mrs Kiester of the Prospect Club. The group discussed Confidence for Leadership led by Miss Beatrice Fehre Demonstraction emphasizing self reliance and public speaking. The September meeting was planned with Baker and Mrs A reporting on the menu. Chair seat class ended from mine Apr. annual picnic planned for June 23 near Denton with Mrs Hamilton Lrathi as host.

Women’s Club Pleasant Grove Club Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Com- Hall Raymond Aliss Marguerite Burgee Beagirice Fehr Kiester Prospect Club Frank Anna Bell Murphy Hamilton Linthicum Beatrice Fehre Rae Jan Kardon B Baker Mame Hamilton Lrathicum D.exerson

Knoxville Home Sold for Six Thousand Dollars

The two story eight room Knoxville house at Maryiard 464 owned by the late Dennis R Cooper sold to Mr and Mrs Gerry R Cooper of Brunswick for 6000 dollars. The property includes a small shop and outbuildings on about a quarter acre. A large crowd attended and personal property sold well. Jesse P Rohrback was executor with Robert E Clapp Jr as attorney and Null and Null auctioneers plus H M Alexander as clerk.

Knoxville Maryiard Dennis R. Cooper Gerry R Cooper Brunswick Jesse P. Rohrback Robert E. Clapp Jr Null and Null H. M.alexander

Frederick High School Fourth Term Honor Roll Listed

The fourth term honor roll at Frederick High School lists fifteen seniors five juniors and five sophomores with B averages and no lower than C. The full roster includes names such as Barbara Earhart Sachraeck Dianne Law Nancy Zulasenirss Hargett and many others across junior and sophomore classes. A separate account describes a harbor tour by Frederick residents including customs officials and port facilities in Baltimore.

Frederick High School Auss Erma L. S.iull Francis Scott Key National Horner Society Barbara Earhart Sachraeck Dianne Law Nancy Zulasenirss Hargett Sandra Roberts Anne Flowers Joseph Hotan Sue Yager Jo- Ann Paul L. Althouse Jr Jane S.er Linda Lochner Jacque Sn Fox Nise Robert Tuck Alan Weintraub Judith Bvzter Nancy Krantz Penelope Owen Charles Collins Jr Lois Baumgardner Dorothy Coleman Judith Hickman Gvwendollin Poole Dorothy Snyder Raymond Rudd Sandra Finneyfrock Ann Garr Sandra Osburn Loretta We Patricia Zimmerman Carolyne Breckenridge Barbara LaGarde Carol Molesworth Sarah Willard Barry Detwiler Richard Quinn Ruth Holier Jean Moore Edward Crowther David Rohrer Thomas Wihide Shirley Blank Dann Horman Dianne Lawson Carol Ann Price Lavenia Horne Sandra Lawson Rosalind Nasher Connie Stockman Larry Layman Sylvia Huff Doris Lee Wilma Michael Sherry Phillips Jeannette Rice Nancy Stoner Lucinda Warner Sherrill Zimmerman James Davis Theodore Lichtenstein Yvonne Heater Nancy Zuiall Larry Howard Richard Meehan Judy Berge Christine Davis Susan Eyster Sydney Harge Ronnie Murphy Marlene Powell Sharon Shankle Ellen Wedum Dennis Ahal James Alexander William Rice Carole Cramer Alice Sharpe Carolyn White Darryler Charles J. Smith Thomas Whitmore Nancy Ash Helen Davis Gail Feldman Shirley Waill Horace Albaugh Warren Evans Jay C. Smith William Wickless Mary Alice Cramer Jane Neilson Lie Joyce Baby Jon Ann Carmack Mary Anne Flowers Barbara Hahn Joyce Hood Wiliam Smith Robert Young Angella Browning Elaing Hallam Carole Houck Barbara Nicodemus Doris Phillips Michael Pue Nancy Crum Ruth A. Stull Wiliam Andrews William Haul Richard Hopkins Clayton Minnick Robert Ramstine Harrison Elaine Small Sandra Wik Joseph Herman Robert Mauck Douglas Warfield Sara Cullop Joyce Jaeger Phyllis Summers Lid Betty Beard Lorraine Bubb Esworthy Rebecca Harbr Sandra Lerner Joyce Scott Penelope Storm Sherry Windsor Brrant Ayler David Brenneman Sina Smith Thomas Staley Robert Twentey Diana Kandel Kathleen Murphy Ann Ritchie Gerald Smallberg Ruth Bowers JoAnn Coady Ann Pilgram Constance Staley John Albaugh Randolph Horman Marjorie Jenkins Lenette Sweadner Rebecca Warner Harry Gastler Thomas Hunting Caroline Fanos Rathron ‘Gray da Loun Linda Robertson Paul Althouse Jr Port Authority Hawkins Point B. and QO Bakimore United States Patapsco Sparrows Point Bethlehem Steel Corporation Tidewater Steel Ross Prevost Baltimore

Deaths of Mrs. Joan E. Bea and others noted

Obituaries list Mrs. Joan E. Bea aged 48 of 401 Middle Alley with children John Kermit Brunner Jr Imogene G Brunner and Mrs Ritz Bowie plus relatives. Roy F Carty formerly of Frederick dies in Los Angeles. Mrs Catherine Burns Delosier 94 of Hagerstown dies at Washington County Hospital with survivors and services planned. Mrs Wilma Marie Dinterman 41 of California Md dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital with husband Roger A Dinterman and two sons. services set at Everly Funeral Home Fairfax Va and Arlington National Cemetery burial.

Joan E. Bea Gertrude Brunner Middle Alley William Winfield Scott Martha Timbers Scott John Kermit Brunner Jr U.S. Army Arkansas Imogene G. Brunner New York Ciy Ritz Bowie Frederick Lester Scott Petersville Marie Scott Lola Hall Baltimore Say’ Makle C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral Home Roy F. Carty Daniel Delosier Catherine Burns Delosier Hagerstown Wasington County Hospital Keller Burns Smithsburg A. K. Coffman Millers Tabernacle Bethel Cemetery Foxville Roger A. Dinterman Wilma Marie Dinterman California Bethesda Naval Hospital Herman Jennie W. Busacker David R Robert W. Dintermap Aft Viola Peterson Ervin Busacker Everly Funeral Home Fairfax Arlington National Cemetery

Plans Announced For Damascus Graduates

After twelve years in Damascus Elementary and High Schools the Class of 1959 looks to the outside world. Several graduates are listed with future plans including University of Maryland Stout College and Montgomery Junior College. Other entries include Army service and various professions with numerous reunions and relocations noted.

Damascus James Kemp University of Maryland Donald Lark Stoutgate College Conrad Willis Montgomery Junior College Richard Sands Bobby Runkles Frank Rice Rutgers University Deborah Warfield Atomic Energy Commission Nelson Rhinehart George Sts Charles Rhinehart Bank of Damascus Elfen Sa Woodrow Ward Stray Patrick Duvall Larry Fetzer Army Arthur Bowie Navy Billy Ruth John Fort Montgomery Bill Harris Clemson Nancy Windham Margaret Jane Hardy Annette M. Carey Brenda Hager Janees Kling Hagerstown Betty MacKing James Johnson Eileen Beall Douglas Baugher Margaret Hakerman Jean German Gue University of Maryty

Rowing Coach Callow to Visit Syracuse for Regatta

Ailing Rus y Callow, dean of American rowing coaches, will visit Syracuse next Saturday to see Navy oarsmen race in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship regatta. Eugene Turner, 34, makeup editor of the New York Times, died Thursday in New York City. a Richmond native and University of Virginia graduate, he served as a musician and collector of biblical manuscripts.

Syracuse Annapolis Rusy Callow Navy Intercollegiate Rowing Assn Eugene W. Turner Eugene Wellford Turner New York Times New York City Richmond Syracuse Wednes University of Virginia Ilr.a. Board of Biblical Manuscripts

Among The Sick At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Charles Greene of 1400 West 7th street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment. Mrs. William Hooper of Thomas avenue recently underwent surgery and is doing satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ronald Demery of Brunswick fell from a tree and fractured his elbow, was casted, and admitted to Washington County Hospital. Mr. Charles V. Fulmer has returned home at 317 South Market street from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown where he underwent surgery and is getting along nicely.

Charles Greene 7Th Street Frederick Memorial Hospital William Hooper Thomas Avenue Frederick Memorial Hspital Ronald Demery Brunswick Washington County Hospital Charles V. Fulmer South Market Street Hagerstown

Funerals Led For Local Residents In Maryland

Funeral services were conducted for Mary Guise 82 of Emmitsburg at St Joseph s Catholic Church with grandsons as pallbearers. Roland Gilbert White 64 of Hatisville died in Prince Georges Hospital and was laid to rest at Columbia Gardens Arlington. Charles C Furley of Lantz died in Hagerstown and was buried Mount Bethel cemetery Garfield. Miss Edna G Waters of Myersville died in Valley View Nursing Home and was buried Zion Lutheran Middletown.

Robert E. Houser Rena Alice Houser Gateway Frederick County Josephus and Susan (Gross) Wise Washington County Trinity Lutheran Church of Robert Kepler Hagerstown Edith Wise Boonsboro Fannie Brandenburg Oliver M. Wise Middletown Farry G Alexander, O Charles M Salina John H Frederick Fred-Rest Haven Erick Wilson P. Ard Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg Italiy Cadda L. Kellozr Cadda Louise Kellogg Wilson Place Springfield State Hospital Miss Kellogg Everett and Mary A. Kellogg Iowa Orren E. J Jones Richmond Kellogg Missouri Iown U.S Bureau of Internal Revenue The Baptist Church North Market Street Mount Olivet R. E. Dailey and Son St. Joseph's Catholi Mitsburg Mary Guise West Street Emmitsburg Warner Hospital Gettysh Faune James Twomey Church Geccasecg Bernard Robert Eugene Wivell Joseph Wiliam David Topper Wilson Roland Gilbert White Hattsville Prince Georges Hospital Chever Iv Warner E. Pumphrey Silver Spring Columbia Gardens Arlington Charles C. Furley Lantz Hagerstons Mount Pleasant Church of God Foxville D E. Kilby Jesus Wi Shuff James Shuff Donald Hurley Tunis Lewis Edward Crouse Edward Fitzgerald Mount Bethel Garfield Edna G. Waiters Paul Biddle Myersville Miss Waters Valley View Nursing Home Albert R. Burkhardt Deccas Brute Brandenburg Cline Roeland Cline Eugene Ralph Rapp Zion Lutheran Cemetery

Local Birthdays and College Commencement Highlighted

Personal notices list William Baxter Cronebars and William St Blessley near 43rd birthdays, Charles Chick near 43, Hattie O’Hara 89, with Goucher College’s sixty eighth commencement on Towson Campus. Partridge and Fawley families featured, along with Shankle and Schmitz youths, plus a summer at Lawrenceville School. A surprise baby shower honors Antie Lee Fry with many attendees and gift-giving.

William Baxter Cronebars West South Sheet William St. Blessley Petersville Charles Chick Tuscarora Hattie O'Hara Adamstown Goucher College Towson Susan E. Partridge Melvin H. Partridge Shackstown Road Miss Partridge Goucher Cushing Academy Sishburham Mass Aliss Patricia Fawley Charles R Fawley West South Street Jay Wayne = Shankle Harold

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carroll County Board of Eduation Olive Irene Mount St. Airy Miss Mount Mt. Ai Towson Normal School Bothns Hopkins Univers College Carroll County Mr. Ary Harrisville Frederick Counts WENS Harry A. Young Carl I. May East Fourth Street Ith Air Division Strategic Air Command Port of Lorene Bowlus Comptuol+der of Toms Balimore Zent Club of Henry Porter Communalcations Harbor Authority Pier 7 Congress York Philadelphia Wators Maryland Mary'Baltimore Land Shipbuilding and Drydock Baltimore Customs of Company Lice I Bowlus Punch Mary’ Ott Charles Brosius Louise Williams Myrtle Cobientz Antoinette Brosius Sally Kate Landauer Dorothy Lassiter Marion G. Smith Edward Sanger Patapsco River Zontians Zonta Club George W. Gordon George William Gordon Kilmeharts Street John and Mary Gordon West All Saints Street J. W. Leeks Fairview Cemetery William Weddle Newton D. Baker Veterans Administration Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Cyrus Weddle Catherine Crum Weddle Esther C. Martin Weddle Airs Albert Eyler Woodsboro Pauline Stanton William K. Weddie Richard F. Weddle Meade Wich Neva Crebs Bessie, Weddle Sarah Eyler Margaret Boller Harry Weddle Melvin Weddle le Gore Emma Holt Keymar Jand Mary Hitzelberger United Brethren Church Albert G. Walker Margaret C. Walker Bear Branch Road Winfield West River Jacob Dunn West Iver Paul Wright Newport Mary Ann Norwood C. M. Waltz Taylorsville Cemetery Michael Danner Baker Park Danner Sy_Frank J. Keefer Helen Lawrence Douglas Reid Linda Haugh Brenda Haugh Cousin Joseph P. Turner Rockwell Terrace Tne Alex Brown & Sons New York Eas F&m Srds Frederick Co. Nat Frederinckiown Se Potomac Edison Frederick Gas Marken & Bielfeld Agricultural Society Tal Reg Lott SEA Sevene Antie Lee Fry Rebecca Fry East Church Street Margaret Etvler Helen Fry Ruth Fry Lester Fry James Lamb Sr Jase“Chine Lamb Madge Lamb Bonnie Lamb Martixn Castle Mary Rhoderick Ruth Ellen Jacobs Nancy Carpenter Nelda Smith Cleta Bartgis Anna ‘Marie Etzler Shirley Halsey Pat Brown Hannah Castle Miss Neucy Castle Newsraprrei
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