Miss Lane Becomes Bride Of New York Minister
Miss Dorothy Byron Lane wed Rev. Worthington Campbell Jr in Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church New York City The bride daughter of former Maryland Governor William Preston Lane Jr and Mrs Lane of Hagerstown The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Campbell of Short Hills New Jersey Ceremony officiated by Bishops Washburn and Powell A reception followed at 48 Broad Street The couple will reside in Montvale New Jersey after August 1 Both attended Miss Hall's School Pittsfield and Vassar College The bride earned a master’s from Columbia University in social work The wedding drew guests including Charles McC Mathias Jr and Theresa Mathias The event highlighted social duties of the era
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Dorothy Byron Lane
Worthington Campbell Jr
William Preston Lane Jr
Maryland
Lane
Hagerstown
Campbell
Short Hills
N. J
Benjamin M .Washburn
Stanhope Scott Goddard Jr
Greenwich, Conn
Dutius Ochs Adler Jr
Louise E. Bruce
Phyllis N. Loose
New York
Edward C. Lord 2d
Syosset
L. F Levin H Campbell 3d
Boston
Maj
Gordon Hutchins
Chaplains Corps
Fort Dix
Willoughby Sharp
Montclair
Slaulwpe Scott Godyard
Javan Crooker
Bartlett Harwood Jr
W. Channing Howe
Cormine
Herbert N. Tucker Jr
Annapolis
Charles McC. Mathias
This City
Theresa Mathias
Washington
David Elfrett Yingung
2Nion
Ernest E. Bormer Jr
Baltimore
James L. Matheson
Washington, DC
Harry W. Wells
Robert Bishop
Monkton
Mayme Legge
Gilbert Tillotson
Winchester
Barnby
Dunlap
Panis Angelicus
Franck
Sula
Elizabeth DeHaven
Elizabeth Martin
JoAnne Gess
Mary Stephens
Howard Carper
Afiss Mary Yingling
Charles Jack
Stuckey
South
Rey
Yingling
Methodist Parsonage
Route 2
Sykesville
Jimgung
Martinsburgigh School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Calvary Methodist Church
Catonsville
Johns Hopkins University
Duke Divinity School
Duke University
N. C
Patapsco
Government tightens farm controls to curb surpluses
Secretary Benson imposes stricter production limits with a 12.7 percent cut in 1955 wheat acreage and introduces cross compliance and total acreage allotment. Allotments will cover tobacco, cotton, peanuts and sugar, aiming to reduce surplus crops now valued at 6.5 billion dollars. Farmers facing subsidies face new price support conditions and a farmers referendum on marketing quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Congress
Middle East oil holds sway as US overtakes Britain
A survey of Middle East power shifts notes the United States now owns most oil access, Britain wanes post India loss, and Russia Eyes influence. Egypt and Saudi pledge to pool military potential while talks on Suez resume. Iran Britain seek to reinstate world oil sales. Arab suspicions rise amid no current violence. State Department testimony links Iraq’s central role to possible stabilizing influence with US aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
United States
Britain
Suez Canal
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Jordan
Iraq
America
Far East
Israel
Russia
Miiddle
India
State Department
Wheat glut prompts cut in arrears and marketing quotas
Government holds a record surplus of 975 million bushels with over 100000 bushels excess. Secretary Ezra Taft Benson calls for a 1.5 percent cut in wheat arrears and a yes vote on marketing quotas to curb price support losses. Farmers lean toward reducing output, while need grows domestically and abroad as famine looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Taft Benson
Canada
Fire Under Control Near Grasonville Rages Burned 800 Acres
Weary volunteers early today brought under control a stubborn forest fire that threatened Grasonville between here and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. About 800 acres burned out in a one hour battle, but no building was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Grasonville
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fruit market reports plentiful cherries mulberries currants and stone fruit with other produce listed. A special meeting awarded Rosenour and Sons the contract to furnish police uniforms and hats. Braddock Heights service attended with solos and new songs. George Delaplaine visits his aunt in Montgomery county. Superintendent Boblitz and Assistant Young lead the first teacher examinations with several taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenour and Sons
Braddock Heights
Elinor Markes
Biséy
George Delaplaine
East Patrick Street
Theodosia Delaplaine
Montgomery County
Boblitz
Supt
Young
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago in Frederick notes report a fire that swept the garage and home of Hubert Welen near New Wind sor destroying his automobile suitcase clothing and business records. Fireworks were planned for Baker Park’s Fourth of July celebration with a speedball game band concert and military exhibit preceding the show. Lieut Demand Mice G Quinn, then at the Naval Academy, described Heer in an address before the Rotary Club. The marriage of Eleanor Harlan of Baltimore and Jake Asher Markell Jr of Frederick was solemnized in New York City, followed by a Bermuda wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Welen
New Windsor
Frederick
Baker Park
United States
Heer
Mice G Quinn
Naval Academy
Weddings Hilgebrane and Hildebrand in Urbana
Nobly staged double ceremony at Urbana Methodist Church united Miss Ellen Vorginia Hawkins and Roger Le Roy Hildebrand with a formal reception at the Urbana Parish House. The couple, both from farming and local business families, are to reside near Woodshoro after graduations and service in civilian life. Christie Clement weds Ensign Edward Morgan Christie Jr in Cranford New Jersey with a reception at Plainfield's Monday Afternoon Club. The bride, Hood College alumna, and the groom, Dartmouth and OCS graduate, are tied to military service and a future station on the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie—Clement
Susan Noble Clement
Ray
Allan Clement
Cranford
N. J
Ensign Edward Morgan Christie
N. B
Christie
Westfield
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Longaker
Plainfield
Orren M. Turner 2d
Los Angeles
Frank Torres
Hillside
David Hulse
Alice Bowers
Frederick
Arline Hoffman
New York
Nancy McCormick
Morristown
Robert W. Meanix
Jamaica’ Plain
Mass
Hood College
Hood Choir
Moffett Field
Calif
Dartmouth College
Officers Candidate School
Newport
R. I
Local Hospital Movements and Surgeries Reported
Frederick area residents are listed for hospital admissions and transfers. Charles C. Reed, East Second Street, B and O Agent, 85, moved from Frederick Memorial to Johns Hopkins Baltimore for observation after surgery. Anthony J. Mac of Braddock Heights also entered Frederick Memorial for surgery. George E. Davis of 243 West Fifth Street returned home from University Hospital in Baltimore after ten days as a patient. Mrs. Charles F. Shipley left Three Pines Nursing Home for home on Saturday evening. Miss Heds Hirsch of Carroll Parkway underwent eye surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alte
Mildren
South Market
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Charles C. Reed
East Second Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anthony J. Mac
Braddock Heights
George E. Davis
West Fifth Street
University Hospital
Balticport
Charles F. Shipley
Three Pines
East Fourth Street
M. R. Etchison
Maryland Declares Saturday July 3 as Bank Holiday
The Maryland Bankers Association reports Governor McKeldin has proclaimed Saturday July 3 a legal holiday in Maryland, causing banks statewide to close. A recipe note follows for cooking calf liver in butter with parsley and chives, served with mashed potatoes and green peas for a summer supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bankers Association
McKeldin
Maryland
Calve
Martinsburg Wedding Of Miss Phyllis Stuckey
Miss Phyllis Marie Stuckey wed Lewis Carroll Yingling Jr. in Calvary Methodist Church Martinsburg in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Godney and Rev Banes. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a chapel train and held a white Bible with three white roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Marie Stuckey
Carlton Bennett Stuckey
Marl Wisuing
Hev
Lewis Carroll Yingling Jr
Lewis Carroll Lingling
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Martinsburg
Edward A.' Godney
Clarkson Banes
Margaret Louise Hendricks
Margaret Horner
Donna Jean Stuckey
Jones Springs
W. Va
Norma de Haven
Eunice Schneider
Lois Yingjing
McDonald And Seiler Wedding On Sunday
The wedding of Elizabeth Gray Seiler and John Etchison McDonald took place Saturday at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer Baltimore. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Bennett J. Sims with Rev. James Cantler assisting, followed by a reception at the Elkridge club. The bride wore a gown with a bouffant skirt and carried gardenias and stephanotis, with her maid of honor and bridesmaids in pink silk and taffeta. Best man was James Reiley McDonald. ushers included Overton Price Pollard Leonard Campbell Jr John Gray Seiler Jr and others from Baltimore and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gray Seiler
Lewis Pintard Seiler
Ruxton
John Etchison McDonald
Harry Mitson McDonald
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Baltimore
Bennett J. Sims
James Cantler
Elkridge Club
Dorothy Barry Wolff
Elizabeth Joan
Jo Ann Nelson
Carolyn Irene Holmes
Jenkintown
Mary Lawrence Bramen
Woodmere
Clinton Carroll Waters
Charlottesville
Willand Seldon
Anewtown
Susan Dalton Cooley
Washington
Patricia Howard Scarrett
Mallory Church Yearley
James Reiley McDonald
Overton Price Pollard
Ashland
Leonard Campbell, Jr
Milwaukee
Wis
John Gray Seiler, Jr
Louisville
Robert Johnson Thomas
George Webb Fellows
Edward Hart Etchison
M. Dryden Hall
Charles Lee Thomas
Gordon Henry Pursear
John Cotten Seiler
Blueberries Arranged With Spiced Banana Stummer Compote
A simple fruit pairing features blueberries arranged around sliced bananas for a stummer compote. The dish is served with whipped cream lightly sweetened and spiced with daily cinnamon or nutmeg for a warm finish.
Deaths of Roney Hendrickson and other local figures
Prominent Hagerstown area businessman William H Roney of Springfield Farm Williamsport died suddenly at 5 PM Saturday of a heart attack at age 52. Surviving are his wife Mary Seibert Roney one daughter Suzanne Downey a brother Clyde M Roney and several nieces. Funeral Tuesday at St Johns Episcopal Church Williamsport. Also noted are memorials for Edgar Allen Hendrickson of Urbana and Joseph Martin Heier of Thurmont along with Howard Earl Willard of Sabillasville and other local obituaries with service details and familial survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Roney
Haverstoun
Springfield Farm
Williamsport
Roney
Noona
Borg
Intian Springs
John H
Florence C. Roney
Washington County
Washington, D. C
Mayer & Co
Ray V. Roney
St. John's Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Kenneth M. Gearhart
Rose Hill Cemetery
Edgar A. Hendrickson
Edgar “Allen Hendrickson
Ephraim and
Cecelia Anderson Hendrickson
Urbana
Louisville
Nashville, Tenn
International Harvester Company
Cincinnati
Eleanor Corbett Hendrickson
Chicago
James Allen Hendrickson
George Otis Hendrickson
Clouissville
Obituary notices from Mount Olivet cemetery area
A string of obituaries details long lives in Brunswick and Frederick counties. The 66 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car inspector, Daisy Albright Anderson’s husband, survived by four children and many grandchildren, rests at 106 East Church Street with funeral at the home and interment at Mount Olivet. Clara Elizabeth Thompson of 152 West All Saints Street dies after illness. survivors include two daughters, a son, and 18 grandchildren. Mary Lillie Ann Mollie Smith, widow of James B. Smith, dies at her Doubs home. funeral held at 108 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet. Marion Stull Miller, Knight Commander and SARS member, dies at 225 South Market Street. services include Masons rites and interment at Mount Olivet with multiple pallbearers listed. Funeral directors M. R. Etchison and Son oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola M. Bartlett
Vola Mirtle Bartlett
West South Street
Lester B
Minnie Hartman Bartlett
Methodist Church
Frederick Tailoring Company
Earl Hargett
Pearl
Harvey Rippeon
Edna Baker
James Bartlett
Jacob Bartlett
John Bartlett
Walter Bartlett
George Bartlett
Ethel Bartlett
Bedy
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Rocky Springs
Harry Anderson
Charles Anderson
Brunswick
Clara E. Thompson
Clara Elizabeth Thompson
West All Saints Street
Lewis Thompson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
WEN Shyar Ceerinnad Af Riggs Sanitarum
Minnie Hoy
Frederick
Noble Davis
New Market
Leonard Thompson
Church Cemetery
E. Hicks
Mary Lillie Ann "Mollie" Smith
James B. Smith
Doubs
Roger Gobbel
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
James Smith
Donald Smith
Billy Smith
Charles Smith
Osti
Richard Smith
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Marion Stull Miller
South Market Street
Eass. Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Miller
Court of Honour
Maryland State Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Edward Raney Young
Richard F Simmons
Wilbur A. Kolb
G. William Comfort
Roscoe B. Rhoads
B. A. Winebrewer
Marry Q. Schroeder
J. Harry Brandenburg
Grover L. Michael
Funeral notices for Lily Slifer and Norman Hood
The funeral of Mrs Lily Catherine Slifer widow of George W Slifer Middletown took place Saturday afternoon at 230 from the Middletown funeral home conducted by Rev Howard Mc Carney pallbearers were her nephews Wilbur Summers Frank and Edward Baker Roger and Charles Poffinberger Claude Shoemaker Interment was in Middletown Reformed cemetery Gladhill Company funeral directors attended services were held Sunday at 11 am for W Norman Hood a well known Mt Airy businessman who died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital services were at the late home led by Rev Leon P F Vauthier and Rev Victor S Ross many flowers pallbearers from Prudence Lodge No 190 AF and AM were Marion Bankies Dr G Stanley Grabill Edmund Tuss er Ludwig Wolfe Robert Riddlemoser and L V Barnes Interment was not completed in the excerpt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Martin Heier
Margaret Michael Heier
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladys Sweetney Helier
Martin J
Anna Margaret Helier
Thomas
Maurice M
Charles H. Heier
Thurmont
Mt. Heier
Howard Earl Willard Howard Earl Willard
Sabillasville
Millard Eiler
Union Bridge
William
Emma Morehead Willard
Western Maryland Railroad
Willard
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Frederick
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Mary Broun Willard
Enler
Samuel Messner
New Castle
oPa
Paul Fry
Claude Corl
Blue ‘Ridge Cemetery
M. J. Creager and Son
Lily Catherine Slifer
George W. Slifer
Middletown
Howard McCarney
Wilbur Summers
Frank
Edward Baker
Roger
Charles Poffinberger
Claude Shoemaker
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Gladhill Company
W. Norman Hood
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Victor S. Ross
Prudence Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Marion Bankies
G. Stanley Grabill
Edmund Tusser
Lioyd Wolfe
Robert Riddlemoser
L. V. Barnes
Personal notices list travelers and visitors across states
Mrs. Kenneth F Lidie and two sons of Roswell New Mexico stay with Dr and Mrs Frank D Worthington on Romont avenue while Captain Lidie in the Air Force serves in the Pacific. Edward L Pease and two daughters of West Fourteenth Street vacation at Long Beach Island New Jersey with Mr and Mrs George R Pease Sr Palmera New Jersey. Mrs Gustave Nau San Antonio Texas former Miss Virginia Creed attending University of Maryland summer school and visits mother Mrs Eugene A Creed weekends. Miss Georgianna Simimons Gittnger of Baltimore and Frederick plans to leave New York Thursday for Madrid via Lisbon visiting Rome Paris and London and return to New York July 27. Roger L Crum AllianceNebraska spending time at Milton Crum's home 33 East Seventh Street due to illness of his mother. Lewis W Crouse 110 South Jefferson Street celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth F. Lidie
Roswell
N. M
Lidie
Frank D. Worthington
Rosemont Avenue
Captain Lidie
Air Force
Pacific
Edward L. Pease
West Fourteenth Street
Long Beach Island
Mr. Pease
George R. Pease
Palmera
N.d
Gustave Nau
San Antonio
Tex
Virginia i Creed
University of Maryland
Eugene A. Creed
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Georgianna Simimons Gittinger
Baltimore
Frederick
New York
Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Portugal
Rome
Paris
London
York
Roger L. Crum
Alliance
Neb
Milton Crum
East Seventh Street
Lews W. Crouse
South Jefferson Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Southern
PTG. & Mfg. Co
Court St Frederick
Cory
Audi
Bureau of Circulations
Prederick
Miss Lane
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
Mae Miller
Ralph Greiman
Biscel Crum
Lewis Biegelberger
Lewis Burck
Doris Crum
the News
Hilgebrane
Rea Bana
Ellen Vorginia Hawkins
Gilmer R. Hawkins
Uroana
Roger le Roy Hildebrand
Roger Hildebrand
Woodsboro
Urbana Methodist Church
Wiliam C. Harpold
Jumta Wudderar
Grace Woodfield Damasius
Aliss Dudderar
Mims Woodfield
Mallatre
Caven
Yiara
Hidgely Boyer
Severn
Kenneth Haswkins
Doris Hildebrand
Woodsborne
Nile Green
Jean Lawnims
Joseph Henry Hildebrand
Harmony Grove
Hubert Hawkins
Virgil Zentz
Kenneth Hawkins
David
Harold Hawkins
Hawkins
Woodshoro
Frederick High School
Walkersville High School
Heds Hirsch
Albert Hirsch
Carroll Parkway
John’s Hopkins Hospital
Phyllis Marie Stuckey
Mrs
Lewis Carr
of Yingling Jr
McDonald and Seiler
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Free World
AMA
Walter B. Martin
Norfolk
American Medical Association
James W. Anderson
James William Anderson Sr
TE West Seventh Street
Mt. Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Airy
Prudence Lodge
C. M. Waltz
Aea
Kentucky
Occu
Flac
Gue
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!