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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1953

Page

4

Frederick delegates oppose roadside control bill in General Assembly

Frederick county's delegation in the General Assembly voted solidly against the roadside control bills arguing they were too drastic and gave excess state power over private land. Supporters said rock fishing controls and road rules could stabilize rockfish supplies. discussions continue on related measures and other local bills.

Frederick County General Assembly Melvin H. Derr Frederick Derr State Roads Commission Annapolis Harris House University of Maryland Ways and Means Ignatius Bjorlee Maryland School For the Deaf

Two Negroes Sentenced At Hearings Saturday

Leroy R. Herbert of Adamstown fined 150 for drunken driving 25 for reckless driving and jailed in default of fines. James E. Jiggetts Jr. of Baltimore fined 50 for improper passing 25 for speeds over 50 mph. Other motorists paid fines for speeds up to 55 mph. several collateral forfeitures and notices listed. Arrests by State Police Sgt Mades Trooper Bowman and Officer Carty noted.

H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr Peoples Court Leroy R. Herbert Adamstown James E. Jiggetts, Jr Baltimore Herbert Frederick Sgt C. D. Mades State Police Jiggetts Harry Bowman Braddock Mountain Richard D. Harp Dill Avenue West Patrick Street James Lewis Harp Henry Liedtke, Sr Morrisville Roger O. Brown Lincoln Apartments Zoltan Hoffman Silver Spring Charles E. Jones Shepherdstown W. Va Joseph L. Tomad Bethesda Maynard E. Gaver Myersville Barnett G. Eisenhoth Johnstown Mades H. Holsinger Bowman Ellis Carty

Deaths in Frederick area list many local figures

The Frederick area obituary column notes deaths including M Floyd Wiley of Keysville aged 76, Bertha Mae Smith of Loudoun County and others from Sandy Hook to Frederick. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings. services and interments are planned at local churches and cemeteries with arrangements by local funeral directors. The notices cover Viola Crossman’s Damascus family, Griffith Buffington, Clarence Thomas, Hattie Hughes, Temmie Phleeger, Richard Booth, John Rodock, and William Kiser among others.

Bertha M. Smith Bertha Mae Smith Raymond Speeks Loudoun County Virginia Dawson Baker Emma Strippy Baker Antietam Harry Jasper (Jap) Smith Maryland Harpers Ferry Speeks Blanche Kesner Roy Houser Sykesville Edgar Perry Point V. A. Hospital John Baltimore Euckles Samples Manor Rev A. L. Lepley Thomas D. Crossman Helen E. Crossman Damascus Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick H Bessie Smith Stimpson Quincy Mass Anne Marie Thomas D, Jr Elizabeth Alice Dorothy Elaine Jerry Allen Crossman Anne Florence Stimpson Frederick H. Stimps

Multiple Funerals Noted for Mrs Olivia Wolfe Toms

Funeral services for Mrs Olivia C Wolfe Toms wife of Sheridan Toms were held at Mt Bethel Methodist Church with Rev Orren Carroll officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. grandsons served as pallbearers. Gladhill Co funeral directors.

Clarence S. Thomas Lebanon St Washington Frederick County National Homopathic Hospital Mr. Thomas Adamstown Anna M. Shorb Harmony Grove Frederick Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Hiram Lodge Faam Modern Woodmen of America Royal Neighbors of America Capital Transit Company Washington Railway and Electric Co Quarter Century Club Thomas Arthur H. van Horn Rocky River Ohio Julius Frase Eugene S. Thomas Bronxville N. Y Chevy Chase Frederick J. Thomas Arthur N. Thomas Alameda Calif Donald Thomas Pasadena Bruce M. Thomas Jay Thomas Hysong Temmie R. Phleeger Temmie Rebecca Phleeger Harlan R. Phleeger Middletown Richard and Susan Mumfford Evangelical” United Brethren Church of Charles M. Phreeger E. Stephen Raby Lutheran Cemetery Gladhill Company John Quynn Rodock Patrick Street Newton D. Baker Hospital Mr. Rodock George S Mary Quynn Hodock Frederick College Holy Cross College Worcester Mass St. John's Catholic Church B.P.C William J. Bushwaller Georges. Rodock, Jr Reginia E. Bushwaller William J. Bushwailer, Jr Rio de Janeiro Brazil East Patrick Street Imass St. John’s Catholic Church Mt. Olivet Cemetery C. E. Cline and Son Olivia C. Wolfe Toms Sheridan Toms Mt. Bethel Mt. Bethel Methodist Church Orren Carroll Clyde R Irving A Bernard L Donald R Kenneth and Allen H. ‘Toms Gladhill Co Nelson C. Cockrell W. V. Garrett Evangelical Lutheran Church Mount Olivet John Manuel Stull Thurmont E. A. B Ivan G. Naugle Waugle Arthur Spangler Stanley Stull Mirs Russell Bolter Margaret Fogle Earl Eckenrode Nevin Jackson Allen Stull Robert Ferguson Roland Stull United Brethren Thurmont Emma Pormner M. L. Creager and Son Mortiner Murphy Smith E A Gordsey Calvary Methodist Church William Mahoney Wilson Clemson Carl Franzen Vernon Fitter Calvin Bartgis Wiliam Ford New Market Cemetery Katie Estelle Murray Silas E. Murray Frederick Memorial Hospital Roger Gobbel Norman &. Fry Howard C. Fry Alvi Fry Everett Smith G. Richard Smith Alion E. Shaif Mount Olivel Cemetery Etchison and Son Bessie B. Wolfe Union Bridge D. D Edith Kate Wise George A. Wise Middeltown Raymond Wilhelm Guy Bidle Charles Lamar Ray Cameron James Strouse Harold Wise Irving Plunkard Middletown Reformed Cemetery

Wedding in Hyattstown Details From Orgs and Families

The cande lighted church hosted a wedding with palm decor and an organ recital by Miss Ann Easter. Miss Iva Mae Harris stood as maid of honor, with bridesmaids, including Little Jeanie Michael and ring bearer Robert Nusbaum. The couple, Mrs Cooley and Mr Cooley, plan to live in Sellman after returning from New Market reception.

Ann Easter Franklin Smith Norman Wi Nusbaum Chantilly Iva Mae Harris Jeanie Michael Robert Nusbaum George W. Cooley Hyattstown Kenneth Wise Gaithersburg Paul Stull Lewistown Norman Nustbaum New Market Sellman Cooley Walkersville School Baltimore City Hospitals School For Nursing Mr. Cooley Poolesville School Benjamin Franklin University Fellows Baptist Church Martha W. Harris Scott Harris John F. Cooley Franklin Cooley Iva Parris George Cooley

Funeral arrangements announced for local resident

The funeral home reports calling hours Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the home and the body will lie in state at Trinity church Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m. Rev. Glenn L. Stahl and Rev. Morgan Andreas will officiate. Burial follows in the church cemetery. C. O. Fuss and Son, funeral directors.

Neral Trinity Church Glenn L. Stahl Morgan Andreas C. O. Fuss and Son Feneral

Funeral Notices Appear Across Multiple Local Cemeteries

Funeral services were held for several local residents with interments at Mount Olivet Middletown Reformed and Mt View Cemeteries. Rev G Ermine Platt and Rev Paul L Althouse officiated with many floral emblems and pallbearers named for each service.

G. Ermine Platt W. Ross Horine Ralph E. Culler Charles E. Hemp Homer C. Gross Ralph ©. Koontz Henry

Casting For The Philadelphia Story Tonight In Winchester

Community Players announce a Monday night casting for the spring production of The Philadelphia Story at Winchester Hall. The Broadway hit features Katherine Hepburn and Joseph Cotten in lead roles with five male and three female parts, including Tracy Lord and her family. Performances run March 22 to 25 at Winchester Hall.

Community Players Winchester Ball Katherine Hepburn Joseph Cotton Tracy Miss Hepburn Dinah Margaret Lord Liz Imbrie Maile Dexter Mr. Cotton Sandy Lord Uncle Willie Mike Conner Philadelphia Story Mac George Kittredge Seth Philadelphia Winchester Halls

Enemy Training Center Hit on Manchurian Border

U S Thunder jet fighter bombers pounded a Communist training center on the Manchurian border and left it in flaming ruins as reported by the Fifth Air Force. The brief dispatch notes the destruction of a large training facility and claims ten structures were struck.

Manchurian Seoul U. S U.S Fifth Air Force Pooty

Allied forces smash North Korean and Chinese positions

In heavy frontal combat Allied forces report destruction of 26 buildings and three personnel shelters, with two rail sections and other Red installations fell. Ground troops repelled seven Communist assaults, killing over 60, while an ambush east of Hook on the Western Front yielded 40 Reds caught. Air strikes from carriers Valley Forge and Philippine Sea hit Wonsan area, with 179 planes battering targets including a supply center and factories. A nighttime bombardment by Missouri and Cowell targeted caves and emplacements, as a UN defense held near Kelly Hill after a 5,600 round artillery opening.

Hook No-Man’s Land Wonsan Wonsan Harbor Navy Missouri Cowell Valley Forge Philippine Sea United Nations Kelly Hill

Florence Traver class meets at Trail Avenue home

Mrs Ralph Newman hosted the Florence Traver class of the Evangelical Lutheran church school on Trail avenue Tuesday February 24 with eighteen members and guests present. Mrs Roy Zimmerman led the meeting, devotions were read, and plans were made to send Easter and birthday greetings. Prizes were awarded in the social games and refreshments served by Mrs Newman and Mrs Roger Eyler. The next meeting will be at Mrs Mullendore on West Third street.

Ralph Newman Florence Traver Evangelical Lutheran Church School Trail Avenue Roy Zimmerman Annabelle Newman la Body Edward Fox Russell Rice Hazel Mullendore Mary Morgan Hartsock Newman Roger Eyler Mullendore West Third Street

Dial System Changeover Marks New Local Service

Frederick Frederick County residents watched the switch from manual to dial service with most calls completed by the new system. W A Schuller chaired the changeover process coordinating from the plant and county offices as lines went live and an emergency hospital call went through before the all clear. The transition affected Brunswick Damascus Poolesville Buckeystown Emmitsburg Middletown Mt. Airy Myersville New Market Thurmont Walkersville and the Baltimore Washington exchanges with a five digit local dialing plan and new pay stations. A special corps of operators phoned subscribers to verify equipment use and all directory listings were contacted.

W. A. Schuller Thhe P. Employes Stond Mr. Schuller Harry R. Patton Mr. Patton Mr. Schul[ter C. H. Smith Braddock Heights Bical Mr. Schulters G. H. Norris F. M. Wehrenberg C. O Foreman Mayor Rice Brunswick Damascus Poolesville Buckeystown Emmitsburg Middletown Mt. Airy Myersville New Market Thurmont Walkersville Baltimore Washington Schuiler Mr. Lanius Telephone Company W. Griffin Morrell Changelover Eric Greenleaf L. Mercer Smith N. P. Worthington R- B. Alexander H. B. Whittmey G. G. R. Leigh G. C. Hicks R. B. Alexander Vision A. L. Boiz Frederick

Gelwicks Chosen to Represent St. Josephs High School

Robert Gelwicks will represent St. Josephs High School in Emmitsburg at the annual oralotical contest hosted by St. Joseph College on March 15. After a week of panel discussions on the subject secular vocations, tryouts on February 24 selected Gelwicks as winner from Ti students.

Emmitsburg Robert Gelwicks St. Joseph’s High School Emmmitsburg St. Joseph College Werth Gelwicks

Man fires at police in Martinsburg barricaded home

Armed with a pistol Warold Maryuing a 31 year old man in Martinsburg Montgomery County opens fire on officers after barricading his home. He fires six to eight shots from an upstairs window and surrenders under police gunpoint. He is charged with assault and peace disturbance. No one was hit.

Warold Marayuing Red Dickerson Yen Wimok Martinsbry Montgomery County Capp Ten Miller Gus v1 Larry Ward Montarbrry County Drosning Montomery County Martinsburg Browning Corp. Miller Hin Lewis Josorer Dred Lewis aded_ Corp. Miller Rockville

Lewistown 4-H Club Meets for Fashion Show Plans

The Lewistown 4-H Club met at Cecilia Bear’s home on February 23. President Iva Harris opened with the pledge. Three girls Alverda Grimes Iva Harris and Sarah Ramsburg volunteered as models for a Fashion Show sponsored by the Girls County Council. The group plans a March 8 church visit for National 4H Club Week and an evening at the Lewis town Grange on March 10 with several committees named. Demonstrations on good grooming were given by Iva Harris and Sarah Ramsburg with guidance from leaders Evelene Lenhart and Rachael Wastier. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother. A copper tube may replace coaxial cable for TV in England between London and the North.

Lewistown Cecilia Bear Iva Harris Girls County Council Alverda Grimes Sarah Ramsburg Methodist Church Lewistown Grange Evelene Lenhart Rachael Wastier

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York Harry J. Nuse Vatus Nuse Field Artillery Korea 159Th Field Artillery APO San Francisco M. Floyd Wiley Keysville Annie M. Warner Gettysburg Harford County Walter and Jemima Payne Wiley Naylor Mill Wileys Mill Cambridge Rubber Company Keysville Lutheran Church Dixon A. Yaste C. Q. Fuss and Son Griffith T. Buffington Sandy Hook Newton Baker VA Hospital C. T Elva Buffington Ralph Johnson H. L. Scott Buffington Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Foster M. Warehime Foster Morris Warehime Carroll Coun Samuel Mary Morelock Warchime Vinnie C. Warchime Glenn Warchime Frank Snyder Howard Hay Merley Warchime Baust Church D. D. Hattaler and Son Hattie Mae Hughes Hattie Mae Pomeroy Hughes Clinton K. Hughes Virginia B. Burkholder Hagerstown St. Paul's Lutheran Church Funkstown William M. Norment Rose Hill Cemetery Richard M. Booth Richard Marion Booth Market Street Oscar Mary Frances Stump Booth Presbyterian Church Booth Julia V. Shoemaker Booth Austin Himes Kensington Harvey Baugher Deloris Booth Ruth L. Booth Strawsburg Kenneth Shaw Ethel Moore Raymond Booth Harry Booth Stephens City Ruth Brinkalow Chancelor Gladys Rittenour Nettie Keller Winchester Wiliam T. Kiser William T. Kiser Taneytown Mr. Kiser Trinity Lutheran Church Thhe Reindollar Company Mr. Ki Eleanor James Keedysville Harvey Frock Westminster Earle L. Buckey Mr. Buckey Johns Hopkins Hospital Austin 5 Schildwachter Pipe Creek Cemetery Richard Catlett Harold Smelser Granville Bixler George Gorsuch, Jr Wiod Frye Herbert Anders D. D. Hartzler and Sons Mary Susan Himes Edward J Wimes Jefferson Fundral East Church Street Walter de Etzler Ins West South Street Paul L. Althouse Evangelical Reformed Church Walter J. Hahn Walter Feaga John H. Krantz John B. Wisner Preston Fogle Camp Chitose Japan Lawrence L. Masser Emma Masser D. Avenue Masser John Tiahn Route 1 Camp Pickett Nis PLOS P.M England London S. Army Phiio Betrick Colgobo Hampshires Br. Cross Milford Hatchery Randallstown Oldfield EWSPA Hage
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