Local Frederick advertisement and pricing notice
Established 2383 Published Everyenera Except unday by the GREAT SOUTHERN Pre & MFG. CO. 26 North Court en FRone MG 2117: Frederick. SUBSCRIPTION are 5 Single copy 5 cents. When paid in advance: Month, $1.00, three months, $950, six months, $4.50, pear, $6.00. Sember Audit Bureau of ferane tee Entered at the post office at Fred erick, Md., as second-class matter. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Pre & Mfg. CO
North Court En Frone
Frederick
Pear
Sember Audit Bureau_of ferane tee
GM's Train Plan Aims To Aid Railways And Relieve Highways
General Motors says it will not build railroad passenger cars but its bus plant is developing a low slung train capable of over 100 miles per hour to help railroads cope with a passenger service deficit. The firm believes highway relief will boost car sales, while rail competitive backers could aid both transport modes. In other notes, assignees and prices appear alongside brief market prices and an anti aircraft unit deployment to Camp Stewart, Georgia.
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General Motors
GAL
America
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
June 20 1905 report lists Mayor Smith naming Wertheimer McCardell and Rodock as commissioners who would decline service. Bennet Junior buys partner James Walker’s estate share to run Walkers store alone. Middletown High School graduation awards go to five students Elsie Wilhide Ella Kefauver Wilhelm ina Castle C Harry Derr George L Miller. W.P. Wachter delivers graduation address. West ern Marsland Railroad wreck's 26th victim James Renner dies at City Hospital. John W Miller from city runs a West Fifth Street grocery. Major Click Lochner with Rosenour and Sons in North Market overcome by heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Charles Wertheimer
A. C. McCardell
Georges
Rodock
Business Men's Association
CO. P. Bennett
Walken and Bennett
James E. Walker
Middletown
John W. Miller
West Fifth Street
Jclick Lochner
B Rosenour and Sons
North Market
Mayor Culler Keeps Same Appointees in Green Bag
June 24 1935 column notes that Mayor Culler named the same individuals to office as last year with no new action on Warner Bros Treaters lease extension. A fatal train path accident near Bartholow Station kills William Ward a rear Bartholows carpenter. Homer Remsberg Middletown returns from Seattle after attending a Holstein-Friesian Association convention. Irving Volliyt Baltimore Presbyterian churchman elected moderator of the Baltimore Synod at Hood College sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culler
Noa
Warner Bros Treaters
Baltimore
Nefsoner Holstein-Friesian Association
Irving Volliyt
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Deaths Fill Brunswick Area Notices In Frederick
Obituary notices from Brunswick and nearby areas report Melvin Austin Shank 44 of Brunswick died Sunday at University Hospital Baltimore. Survived by wife Jennings Shank and daughter Nancy, with brothers Harry Lenore Walter Shank and sisters Anna Saylor Clara Fowble Helen Utz. Funeral arrangements pending. Also listed are death notices for Anna Mae Himes 69 of Brunswick, Trene McNeill 61 Unionville, Rosene Mullinix 89 Mount Airy, Bertie Peomins, Norma Darner, Margie Myers, Eve Weirthner, Alta Mae Main, Charles Elmer Younkins, James Clinton Bell, and other local residents with service details and funeral directors. Captain Glenn C. Wilhide Jr. stationed at Fort Lewis is noted. Property sale notice for Manor Road home by Stockman delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Austin Shank
Brunswick
Eldred ‘Jennings Shank
Brunswick ‘Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles B
Sarah Aumen Shank
Nancy
Harry Shank
Lenore
Walter Shank
Frederick
Anna Saylor
Ladiesburg
Clara Fowble
Union Bridge
Helen Utz
Silver Spring
H. Feete and Brother
Baltimore widow Mrs Hilda Mae Bohn dies at 56
Mrs Hilda Mae Bohn wife of Charles E Bohn of 2404 Kentucky Avenue Baltimore died at Doctors Hospital Saturday evening after a two week illness aged 56 She was daughter of the late Charles W and Susan E Main and survived by her husband a brother in Frederick and two sisters in Baltimore Funeral from the late home Wednesday morning at 10 followed by graveside services at Mt Olivet cemetery Frederick at 1230 The casket to be opened at the grave. Jesse E Miller 27 died suddenly at 4 pm Thursday while plowing his garden at Tomstown He was born near Roadside son of the late Jacob and Mary Fitz Miller His family resided at Emmitsburg for years and since 1927 at Tomstown.
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Trene McNeill
Trene McNeil
Unionville
Fairmont Street
Washington
Moorefield
W.va
Samuel A
Amanda Arbuckle McNeill
Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
M. Hale Kuykendall
Inez Allen
Elkins
W. Va
Ednainskeep
Frank A. McNeill
Piedmont
Damascus
Qlivet Cemetery
Moore Field
Olin L. Molesworth
Rosene Mullinix
Rosene Mullis
Mt. Airy
Schatter
Keull Civ
Sopside
Montanmery County
William and
Louise Merson
Eldridge Muttinia
Guerney Mullinix
Earl Mullinix
Baltimore
Rudy Watkins
Airy
Lea Mosley
Clageltseille
Candehuldren
Winfield
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
Sean Cage
C. M. Waltz
Britie BR
Bertie Mirabeth Peomins
Richard Ceomins
Per
Point of Rocks
Mes
Emma de Myers
Roti
Luli Peomros
Henry A. Jenkins
Leeshurs
Virginia
Virginia Atkins
Rosie Davis Knonville
Brett
East Church Street
Woodiivk
St Paul's Remuetery
Aichienan and Son
Norma E. Darner
Norma Erlnadew
Witham
Eve Weire‘ther
Baltimore City
Francis J. Weitether
St. John's Catholic Church
Richard, C. Mitchell
Raymond Govern
C. S
Elkton
Herbert R. Jordan
Edward J. Kendra
John R. Enscoe
Ernest Higgins
Paul W. McAuliffe
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Eichison and Son
Alta Mae Main
Clarence V.* Main
Frederick
Liddletown
Desmond Wo Owl! Hero
Mark Wagner
Frederick City
Charles E. Bohn
Hilda Mae Bohn
Kentucky’ Avenue
Doctor's Hospital
Bohn
Charles W
Susan E. Main
Iia Main
Caroline Hill
Mildred Orme
Mt. Olivet
Jesse E. Miller
Tomstown
Pry
Leste Grere Og Sovet Gcaek
Mr. Miller
Roadside
Jacob and
Mary Fitz Miller
Emnitsburg
Miss Betty Lee Thomas Weds Herbert Rollins Here
Miss Betty Lee Thomas of Libertytown wed Herbert Lester Rollins son of Mr and Mrs Lester Hollins of Rosemont Avenue Saturday at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev Emory Ellmore officiated with a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for guests from Maryland New York Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and Baltimore. The bride wore a peau de soie dress with seed pearl detailing and carried white roses and Stephanotis. Attendants wore blue crystalette and gowns similar to the maid of honor. After a wedding trip to the Poconos the couple will reside at the bride's home until September then move to College Park for the groom's University of Maryland studies. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate and Goucher College alumna. she taught at Frederick High School. The groom is a Frederick High School graduate a Korea veteran and University of Maryland student.
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Betty Lee
Uleed Thomas
Libertytown
Herbert Lester Rollins
Lester Hollins
Rosemont Avenue
Calvary Methodist Church
Emory Ellmore
Hamilton
Francis Scott Key Hotel
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Jean Thomas
Alice Anne Griffith
Glenville
W. Va
H Bussell Smause
Pat
Carolyn Norris
Lee Norris
Airy
Donald Rollins
Stewart Manor
Donald Springer
Hagerstown
Thomas Evans
Paul Strine
Robert Russell
Thomas
Rollins
Rollins Jeff
Poconos
College Park
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
Goucher College
Towson
Korea
Local personals note graduates and anniversaries across region
Miss Barbara Weaver earns a Master of Education at Harvard University in Cambridge joining over 3 000 degree recipients. Maynard and Wastler celebrate 19th wedding anniversary. Robert M. Ranneberger marks his 80th birthday at Buckeystown home. Walkersville graduates finish business course at Frederick Academy of the Visitation. Mrs Von tours world and visits Independence Hall while returning to Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Norman Dison announce 52% Mason Street address. a trip around the world by plane is noted. Baby Keith Carminton born June 12 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sir Buchard Boone to Fontainbleau for 30 months USAF duty. Mrs Boone is Zimmerman’s daughter. Lu Ann Wirts born June 17. Aging men over 40 seek glasses for close work.
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Barbara Weaver
MM. Merval Weaver
West Second Etree
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass Mass Weaver
Har
Robert M. Ranneberger
Buckeystoun
Shirley Frock
Mary Dinferman
Shirley Bnane
Walkersville High School
Frederick Academy of the
Mermin Dison
Las Aa- Hos
Vane Wee Doallan
Norman Dison
Massison Street
Biron
Los Angeles
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Von
California
Los Angeles County Federation
Exposition Park
Marcella Banner
Lanne
Richie
Fontainbleau
France
Sir Buchard
Boone
USAF
Thomas H. Zimmerman
At the Third Street
Dairy Cattle Judging Team Sails For England
Maryland’s 4H dairy cattle judging team sails from Quebec to England for the Royal Agricultural Show on July 6. They won the national contest at Waterloo, Iowa last fall to earn a shot at international honors. Members include William R. Powell Ellicott City Herman F. Walbert Henderson Queen Annes County David J Brauning Finksburg and R Perry Johnston Bel Air. Dr. Glenn H. Beck and Roy D. Porter accompany them. They will travel by train to London and register at the Russell Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Quebec
England
Southampton
University At Maryland College of Agriculture
Waterloo
Laws
Willam R. Powel
Ellicott City
Howard Coun Y
Herman F. Walbert
Henderson
Queen Annes County
David J Brauning
Charles L Leatherman marks 30 years service in education
Charles L Leatherman of Wolfsville celebrates 50 years in Frederick County education, starting as a public school teacher at 19. He taught 28 years before school consolidation, then ran a school bus service for Wolfsville Elementary and Widdletown High, moving 1920 children safely over 11 years. he and his wife also celebrate their 42nd wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Leatherman
Wolfsville
Tune
Frederick County
John T. White
Oscar B Coblentz
James C. Behl
G. Linvd Falmer
Mr. Biehl
Leatherman
Widdletown
Jane Wi
Sta Chil
State Comptroller notes shift in retail sales tax rules
J Millard Tawes explains new sales and use tax changes effective June. Tax now targets rentals of personal property including autos and equipment, while permanent housing rentals remain untaxed. Tax on personal property rentals requires collectors to remit funds and obtain a $1 license. real property rentals are exempt.
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J. Millard Tawes
Tawes
Weddings Wyters young Miss Cleo V Young and Col Roger C s wed
The couple, both from Maryland and North Carolina connections, married June 15 in Union Chapel Lutheran Liberty town Walkersville. Bride wore white with red rosebud. groom with 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg. They plan a North Carolina residence after a wedding trip. Also reported is Katharine Mae Register’s marriage to Hulett L Register in California with plans to move to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyters—young
Cleo V. Young
Alva BE. Young
Walkersville
Roger C. S
Rogers
Urbana
Union Chapel Lutheran
Libertytoun
Charles A Price
Walkersville Evangelical
Walkersville High School
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
N.C
North Carolina
Local Hospital Notes From Frederick and Baltimore
Among The Sick Mrs David Baker of Baltimore is a surgical patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital and is reported resting satisfactorily. Mrs Baker is the daughter of Mrs H Ross Walker of this city. John Tracey returned to his home in Point of Rocks from Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg W Va on Friday. Leonard Barker of Taylorsville area was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after emergency treatment for a cut in his leg from a fall from a hayleader on his farm. His father in law Harvey Cutsall is also a patient there after a heart attack over a week ago. Elmer Roderick near New Market injured in a farm accident about June 7 was returned to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment of complications. Removal from his home to the hospital was in the ambulance of C E Cline and Son. Mrs Charles Creager of Mt Airy moved to University Hospital Baltimore for a second operation after emergency surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday. Her condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Baker
Baltimore
Jobs Hopkins Hospital
Baker
H. Ross Walker
Jorin Tracey
Point of Rocks
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.a
Leonard Barker
Taylorsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey Cutsall
Elmer Roderick
New Market
C. E. Cline
Charles Creager
Morth
Main Street
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Fire Department
University Hospital
Baby Shower Hosted By Hobbs for Mrs Clarence Speak Jr
Mr and Mrs James F Hobbs hosted a Sunday baby shower at Frederick avenue for Mrs Clarence Speak Jr of Redwood avenue. The event featured a blue and pink color scheme with gifts opened and refreshments served among many invited guests including Mr and Mrs Thomas Coster Mr and Mrs Edward Loiselle Mr and Mrs Elmer Chick Mr and Mrs Lester FryeMr and Mrs Milo Chick William Phebus Mrs Lucy Phebus Mrs Bessie Hobbs Mrs Emma Schnider Mrs Annabelle Anderson Mr and Mrs Ed Al baugh Eunice Bachman Gary Warne Foster Bills Frye and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Hobbs
Frederick Avenue
Clarence Speak Jr
Redwood Avenue
Thomas Coster
Edward Loiselle
Elmer Chick
Lester Frye
Milo Chick
William Phebus
Lucy, Phebus
Bessie Hobbs
Piedmont League Scores Highlight Hit Parades
Newport News edged Lancaster 3 to 2 while Lanchbury logged a 1 run victory as Hagerstown topped York 4 13 to Norfolk 2 4 Sunbury 0 at Portsmouth with York and Portsmouth both scoring multiple times in a compact league results recap featuring several teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Leaglte
Newport News
Lancaster
Lanchbury
Hagerstown
York
Norfolk
Sunbury
Portsmouth
Quiet wedding at Calvary Methodist chapel takes place
Miss Barbara Lee Wiles daughter of Mr and Mrs G Arthur Wiles near New Market and Charles William Regentsen of Farrwood Hamilton Avenue exchanged vows in a calm Sunday ceremony at 3 PM Rev E William Hall officiated with immediate families present The bride wore a Chantilly lace bodice high neckline and nylon net over satin bouffant dress Her maid of honor wore blue street length with white trim The best man was Rudolph Carl Walch Jr After a Northbound wedding trip the couple will live at 109 West Fifth Street The bride will remain employed as a stenographer and typist. the groom works in men’s clothing at Rosenour’s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church Chapel
Barbara Lee Wiles
G. Arthur Wiles
New Market
Charles William Regentsen
Farr
Hamilton Avenue
E. William Hall
Carnl Lee Deater
West South Street
Rudolph Car! Walch Jr
Jefferson Street
West Fifth Street
Wes
Emma Bageal
Frederick High School
Ralph M. Parsons Company
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Rosenour’s
Smiths Dominate New City Directory Listings
The 1934 FR L Polk directory lists 34 Souths in Frederick, four more than 1953. Frederick Smiths diversify into glass blowing, casola work, tree trimming, bacteriology, gunsmithing and composing. Browns show 136 entries, Jones 64, Bakers lead with 53 senior citizens, and Ramsburs and variants total 107. Dorseys 53, Kings 46, Shook 40, Rhoderichs 31, with many others scarcely named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. L. Polk
Bas'an
Frederick
Frederick Smiths
USAF
Kings
Committee Chairmen For A A U W Named
Mrs Allister M. MacKay announced committee chairmen for the coming year of the American Association of University Women and plans for the biennial convention in Los Angeles from June 27 to July 1. Over 2,000 delegates from across the country and abroad expected. theme We Choose the Future. Leaders include Katherine Wehler international relations and others across education international relations social studies and hospitality. Officers listed: William Shirley fellowship, Heinz Heinemann recent graduates, Shirey vice president, Matney recording secretary, Brige treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allister M. MacKay
Nesty
American Association of University Women
A. A LW
Los Angeles
Calif
MacKay
Educaon
John Rappolf
Katherine Wehler
A. Royal Remsberg Jr
Robert Tyson
Gardner Gremillion
Wayne Neely
Aca DeAnnon
William Shirley
William Kemp
Elinor Ware
Russell Blackwood
Alexander Lewis
Heinz Heinemann
William N. Shirey
Robert Allen
Corves
Thomas Matney
Melvin Bngfe
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Camp Stewart
Franklin W
the News
Anna
James F. Fenhagen
St. Luke's Cemetery
Brownsville CO
Margie H. Myers
Henry Myers
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Charles ‘H Corbett
Rodman
Eugene
Richard
Allen
Jack Myers
Kenneth Anzle- Herser
Charles
Elmer Younkins
Locust Valley
Church of God
Gerald Carbaugh
Chiuceh Choir
Sane
Susset
Flossie Beachley
Edwin Freed
Amos Shafer
Otto Ausherman
Alotwa Ausherman
John H. Sigler
John W. Sigler
Church
Gladhill Company
Witham J. Raife
Near Woodbine
N Cunningham
Winfield Hall
Finneral
James Clinton Bell
Seudas al Dapin
St Tans
Della
Bowe
Jesus
Charles Xavier
Clyde Ambush
Glenwood Bell
Fichard Ferguson
Loyd Bell
Chmton Bell
CE Hicks Til
Fort Lewis
Wash
Glenn C. Wilhide Jr
West Church Mreet
2D Infantry Devasion
Wilhide
Flora
King
Lewis
the & S&s Military Academy
West Point
Harry J. Stockman
Manor Road
Frederirich
Reformed
M. R. Etchison
San
Betty Lee Thomas
Herbert L. Rollins
Fellows Studio
Maynard W. Wastler
Rinse Road
Braddock Heights
Misa
South Market Street
Aean Kieth Carminton
Mro
Eugene B. Wirts
Reet
Lu Ann
Palm City
Havwaii
Naval Air Station
Barkers Point
Aah
NEA Secrome
Angela
Tak
Charles William Bagent Davis
Smiths
New City
Atesster
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