Frederick bypass hearing heard residents on U S 15 plan
Public hearing in Frederick examined proposed U S 15 bypass between U S 40 and Motler avenue. Residents urged changes to protect homes and yards, add exits to Fort Detrick and shopping center access, and address drainage and school crossing concerns as district engineer Mohler explained sidewalk provisions and alignment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Motter Avenue
Hosemont Avenue
Mohler
Seventh Street
Spring Valley
Victor Wolfe
Biggs Avenue
Austin C. Hoffman
Strate -Roads Commission
Jon
Thomas G. Mobier
State Roads Commission
U.S. 15
U.S. 0
Motler Avenue
Ann Bartgis
Baltimore
Wilson Place
Grant A. Shazer
Apple Avenue
Fort Detrick
Shazer
M.D. Warnock
Mahler
Rosemont Avenue
Soviet Union
Munich
Institute For the
Soldier On Leave Takes Life In Washington County
Pen Mar Specialist Robert J. Beckwith on leave from Camp Polk shot himself in his bedroom. The 1955 note indicated involvement as a witness in a case possibly sending someone to prison. Beckwith, son of John F. Beckwith, was found by his sister Jane Crider with a .22 caliber gun nearby and had been dead about 12 hours. Military investigators from Fort Meade and Fort Ritchie handled the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Mar
Robert J. Beckwith
Camp Polk
Washington County Sheriff's Office
Beckwith
John F. Beckwith
Samuel R. Wells
Washington County
Seattle
South Korea
Jane Crider
Waynesboro
Fort Meade
Fort Ritchie
Emmitsburg Victims Honored In Dual Funeral Services
Funeral services were held Friday for David L. Neighbours and Charles R. Hubbard of Emmitsburg, fatally injured in a Tuesday night crash near town. Color guards and pallbearers named. interment in St. Joseph's Cemetery after services at Allison Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Neighbours
Charles R. Hubbard
Emmitsburg
Charles B. Harner
Edgar Wastler
Eugene Sprankle
Color Guard
Robert ‘Shorb
Thomas Harbaugh
William ‘Rodgers
George Danner
Lu' Imen Norris
Louis Rosensteel
Andrew Shorbh
Edward ‘Houck
Joseph Ge
Michael ‘Flannery
Harry Green
Robert Mumma
Karl Orndorff
Gettysburg Times
Charles Hubbard
Smithsburg
Rt. 97
Financial History In Exhibit Of Coins At Bank
A coin and currency collection at Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank marks nearly two centuries of American financial history. It includes a 1786 bank check, 1784 Bank of New York and Massachusetts Bank notes, early Pennsylvania banknotes, colonial currency, and historic coins. The display, organized for the bank’s 140th anniversary, runs during banking hours and highlights priceless items tied to Stephen Girard and early American finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iFarmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Frederick Shoppings
Philadelphia National Bank
Philadelphia
Stephen Girard
America
United States
Bank of New York
Mssachusetts Bank
First National Bank of Boston
Pennsylvania
National Bank of Chamberssburg
York National Bank and Trust Co
Delaware County National Bank
Farmers National Bank of
Bucks County
New Jersey
LaFayette
Girard Bank
Philadelphia National
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Confederate States of America
Magistrate Court cases heard Friday in Frederick area
Richard L. Michael formerly of Frederick was found guilty of passing two bad checks at Acme Markets drawn on Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank on December 7 1956 and January 3 1957. He was sentenced to one year in the Maryland House of Correction on each charge but suspended on restitution. Rippeon acquitted of assault and battery. Harbaugh Clark testified no marks seen. Nikirk and James represented Rippeon and Mrs. Rippeon. Roderick intoxicated convicted again with 60 days jail or fine. fourth conviction this year with possible one year sentence next. Lester Wiles acquitted of failing to grant right of way. Stephen Vinson Morton fined or jailed for intoxication within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Mlichael
Frederick
Thurmont
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Michael
Acme Super Markets
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Banks
Shirley C. Braungart
Acme Markets
Maryland House of Correction
Rayne J. Rippeon
Liberty Town
Mary Anna Hippeon
Rippeon
Charles Harbaugh
Rippeons
the. L. C. Clark
Morton
Sheffield
Paul Mossburg
Harbaugh
Clark
Edwin F. Nikirk
E. Austin James
Verson Lamar Roderick
Alton Twentey
Shelffield
Roderick
House of Correction
James Lester Wiles
West Fifth’ Street
North Bentz Street
L. C. Clark
Stephen Vinson Morton
Baltis
Herodotus, More
Five Years Given Burglar After Eyeglass Pistol Ruse
Clarence T. Ball, who surrendered after using an eyeglasses case as a pistol to threaten a man, was sentenced to five years in the State Penitentiary. The 2-year-old Baltimore Negro pleaded guilty to stealing an adding machine and a check writer from a downtown office. Ball was captured June 11 by Joseph DeAngelis, who chased him for blocks and forced him into the trunk of DeAngelis’ car near City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Clarence T. Ball
Ball
Joseph DeAngelis
DeAngelis
City Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
William S. Fout
Urbana
Moblert
Roy W. Poole
Ivan R. Tannehill
C. W. Falconer
Pinewood Drive
Falconer
Frederick City
David L
Neighbours
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dacca
East Pakistan
Dacca University
Husain Suhrawardy
Brooklyn
Miller Bros. T. V
T. V
Patrick St
Grayson Mercer
Easteen
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Roa
Baby
William 8. Hood. Inc
of West Patrick Street Furniture 3
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!