The Semi-Weekly News March 13 1933 Frederick Md
The Semi-Weekly News issues its Friday edition listing subscription rates and Association press affiliation. The notice describes job printing capabilities and declares corrected errors will be published upon editor notification. It notes postal entry as second class and identifies Frederick Maryland as the publication place. Evidence of a 1933 date and local office details appear in the header.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court Sn
Frederick
Associated Press
Trrta
Maior
Frederick Md
Butter Surplus Moves to Aid Households and Armed Forces
Editorial proposes quick distribution of 80 million pounds of surplus butter. Suggests giving free one pound with each fresh pound bought and offering dealers to Secretary Ezra Taft Benson to move the stock. Another plan sells surplus to the armed forces at competitive prices to benefit service members.
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New York
Ezra Taft Benson
Joseph Free elected Youth Council President
Joseph Free, Frederick High School junior, was elected president of the Frederick County Christian Youth Council at its Tuesday night meeting. New officers include Vincent Hill as vice president Ruth Ramsbury as secretary Nancy Carb as assistant secretary Gareth Lease as assistant treasurer and Carl Staley Jr as treasurer. John Schudt, retiring president, outlined plans for the Easter Dawn Service and noted a rehearsal March 19 at 7 30 p m in Calvary Methodist junior room.
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Frederick County Christian Youth Council
Joseph Free
Frederick High School
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Free
Youth Council
Heifer Project, Inc
Vincent Hill
Asbury Methodist Church
Ruth Ramsbury
Utica
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Couner
Wright Brothers Orstair Plane Rebuilt After Exhibition
The Wright brothers plane, damaged after its fourth flight and never flown again, was rebuilt and shown in England for many years before being placed in the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
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Wright Brothers
England
Smnrhsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Banquet and Dance for Silver 3i Riding Club Guests
Members and guests of the Silver 3i Riding Club attended a Tuesday banquet and dance in the Brunswick Volunteer Fire hall. Speakers planned included Humphrey Finney of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association, but his talk was canceled for a New York business trip. Awards and long-distance guests highlighted a social evening with a statewide club network and a season kickoff announced for April 19 ride and April 26 events.
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Silver 3i Riding Club
Brunswick Volunteer
Riding Club
Humphrey Finney
Maryland Horse Breeders Association
New York
University of Maryland
Maryland Horse
Bertram Enfield
Silver Bit
Enfield
Knoxville
Harwood Watson
Watson Rosemont
Jerome Offutt
Offutt
Ralph Muller
Brunswick
M. Ruth Summers
Alvin N. Duvall
Westminster Riding Club
J. G. F. Smith
Clarence Eakle
Keedysville
Blue Ridge Riding Club
Marlin
Wounded for Second Time Marine Linthicum Wounded Again
Marine Pfc. Fred W. Linthicum of Montgomery County has been wounded a second time in Korean fighting on February 25. He is aboard the hospital ship Consolation en route to Japan for treatment for a torn arm nerve disturbance and a broken wrist. Earlier wounded November 1, he received the Purple Heart and spent about a month out of the line.
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Fred W. Linthicum
Dickerson
Route 1
Department of Defense
C. Hamilton Linthicum
Linthicum
U.S. S
Japan
Montgomery County
Frederick High School
The
Alaminos
Court News Summary of Divorce and Property Records
Court notes list partial and absolute divorces for Baumgardner Younkins Norwood cases. Marriage licenses include Malinowski Gezilla Sheeley and others. couples listed with ages and cities. Property deeds show multiple transfers with ten dollar and five dollar county deeds and one nine thousand dollar Ridgeway transaction.
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Ly Jose R. Baumgardner
Charles D. Baumgardner
Audrey K. Younkins
Charles FE. Younkins
Donald E. Norwood
Mildred Norwood
Stanley J. Malinowski
Mary C Gezilla
Baltimore
John A. Sheeley
Isabelle Lockwood
Suit Filed Over $900 Damages In Maryland Court
Tyler G. Kent files suit in Circuit Court against the University of Maryland and others for $900 damages after a collision near Urbana Route 240 on August 15, 1952. The University truck allegedly struck a Hahn vehicle, causing Kent’s auto damage. Kent assigned his interest after $50 paid, with Alton Bennett local attorney for the plaintiff. Dorchester County leaders consider Mrs Dorfield Brinsfield as successor to the late delegate.
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Tyler G. Kent
Interstate Insurance Company
University of Maryland
Ernest Grosworth
College Park
James R. Hahn
New Market
Morris Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Clara Tyler Kent
Kent
Urbana Road
Grosworth
Hahn
Dorsey
Alton ¥. Bennett
Cambridge
Dorchester County
D. Flord Brinsfield
Maryland
House of Delegates
Brinsfield
Baltimore
Eldorado
Democratic State Central Committee
Brinsfeld
D. Harold Philips
Hurlock
World Wide Uncertainty After Stalin's Death
Max Fullerton Baltimore AP bureau chief spoke at a Kiwanis meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel noting worldwide uncertainty after Stalin's death. He warned Americans to stay informed, predicted shifting Soviet power, and discussed media roles, radio and newspapers in covering history in the making.
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Russia
Max Fullerton
Baltimore
Associated Press Bureau
Service Club
Francis Scott Key
Fullerton
Europe
Atlantic
Moscow
London
Radio
Izvestia
Malenkov
Beria
Molotov
Bulganin
Asia
China
Korea
United States
Eisenhower
Row
Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Britain
France
Communist Party
South America
South
Central America
Washington
Latin America
Alan W. Long
Kiwanis
Carlton Molesworth
About 150 Girl Scouts Attend Church Service
About 150 Girl Scouts along with parents and officials gathered at First Baptist Church on Sunday morning to mark the 41st birthday of girl scouting in the United States. The service featured color presentation, pledges, and a Hymn of Scouting led by Iva Zeiler, with Rev. Robert Woodward delivering a sermon focused on the tenth commandment.
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First Baptist Church
United States
Iva Zeiler
Robert Woodward
Peggy Jenkins
Joanne Derr
Bee Leatherman
Linda Branton
Lennie Wilson
Billie Lewis
Scouts
Hyattstown Firemen Save Buildings On Whipp Farm
Hyatts town volunteers prevented major damage on Roy Whipp’s Whipp Farm one mile south of Hyatts town late Monday night. Firefighters arrived about 9:45 pm and confined the blaze to a dairy wash house and the roof of a broker room while water from booster tanks kept a nearby barn safe. Fire Chief Joe Price cited a short circuit as likely cause and cited about 330 dollars in damage. Equipment was removed from the dairy sodler house. The farm is tenanted by Louis McDonough.
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Hyattstown
Roy Whipp
Joe Price
Sodler
Louis, McDonough
Presentation of Plaque to Dr TWL Legs at Union Bridge Fire Company
At a Union Bridge Volunteer Fire Company meeting an engraved plaque was presented to Dr TWL Legs known as Mayor Legs for public spirit. Union Bridge sought a new fire truck with a goal of 12000 dollars and Dr Legs and assistants raised 1200 m less than four weeks, demonstrating his energy.
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Union Bridge
Twl Legs
Lecg
Hisriends Union Bridge
Legger
Legs
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs E C Davis
Mr and Mrs E Carl Davis of Fountain Mills celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Pleasant Grove Community Hall with about 100 guests. Decorations featured yellow gladioli white and gold streamers and a three tier cake with a gold bell. Attendants included Pleasant Grove Church Homemakers Club and family. The couple married February 11 1903 in Shelbyville Ky and have long service histories with the Post Office Department and local life in Fountain Mills.
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H. Staley Davis
New Market
C. Spalding Davis
Davis
Laurel
E. Carl Davis
Charles Riggs
Riggs
Kemptown
Fountain Mills
Howard Mauck
Hyattsville
J. S. Humphries
Suver Spring
Melvin Wood
Mediterranean
U. S. S. Joseph
P. Kennedy
Pleasant Grove Community Hall
William Lawson
Robert Windsor, Jr
Huber Biser
Ivan Lawson
Thomas Sunderland
Lewis Calvin Keeney
East Fourth Street
Keeney
Frederick
Fountain Rock Lime Company
Keeneys
City and County Agree to Build Animal Shelter
City and county officials will cooperate with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to finance or construct an animal shelter on municipally owned land near the disposal plant. The three way agreement calls for about 2.10 dollars each from the county and SPCA chapter, with the city donating a site and labor. Mayor Donald B. Rice said construction has begun with foundation excavation complete and concrete footings poured. the modern concrete block building should be ready within a few months if weather cooperates. Mrs. Victor M. Marken, SPCA chapter president, announced approval at a YMCA meeting. the chapter has held fundraisers including a Baker Park pet show and a Baker sale planned for Easter weekend.
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Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Gas House Pike
Victor M. Marken
M C. A
Baker Park
Donald B. Rice
Civil cases settled in Circuit Court docket
Two civil cases on the February docket were settled out of court with undisclosed settlement amounts. Edward D. Watts Jr. vs M Katherine Powers involved a $10,000 claim for damages from a fall at an apartment stairway. Rob ert E. Clapp Jr. defended for the plaintiff and E. Austin James for the defendant. L A Forward Construction Co. vs Ruth D. Wiles concerned about 1800 for dwelling improvements. T West Claggett Jr. represented the plaintiff and James for the defendant.
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Edward D. Watts, Jr
Globe Indemnity Company
M. Katherine Powers
Phebus Avenue
European swallows wintering in Africa mystery solved
For centuries scholars believed European swallows hibernate by burying in river mud during Africa winters. New observations contradict this, showing birds migrate seasonally without mud burial, altering long held assumptions about their wintering behavior.
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Africa
Sorority Spring Rush Party At Beta Sigma Phi House
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority held a spring rush party Friday evening at president Miss Rebecca Rhoderick ick’s home 108 South Market Street. Committee members included Mrs. Pauline Flanagan Mrs. Montine Tobery Miss Rhoderick and Miss Dorothy Wachter with guests Mrs. June Cowan Miss Elizabeth Derr and Miss Betty Anhalt. Members in attendance included Mrs. Mary C. Hodgson director Mrs. Betty Zimmerman Mrs. Thelma Fisher Miss Dorothy Morgan and Mrs. June Sheffier. Miss Wachter led recreation as the table theme “spring rush” with a Palgeant of Roses centerpiece of yellow roses and green candles. The next rush event is a model meeting at the library Wednesday evening with a happiness through nature cultural program.
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Beta. Sigma Phi Sorority
Rebecca Rhoderickick
South Market Street
Pauline Flanagan
Montine Tobery
Miss Rhoderick
Dorothy Wachter
June Cowan
Elizabeth Derr
Betty Anhalt
Mary C. Hodgson
Betty Zimmerman
Thelma Fisher
Dorothy Morgan
June Sheffier
Wachter
Local Firm Low Bidder on Emmitsburg Project
N W Etzler and Company of Frederick won the State Roads Commission resurfacing job in Emmitsburg with a bid of 27322 50 for 1.419 miles along U S 15 and Route 32. Other bids were 30152 50 by T Edgie Russell and 36815 by Harry T Campbell Sons. The work includes removing the traffic pylon at the town square and installing a traffic light, with fire hydrants moved to new locations.
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N. W Etzler and Company of
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Emmitsburg
Etzler
T. Edgie Russell
Harry T. Campbell Sons, Corp
Towson
Driver Escapes As Train Hits Truck
Hyattsville Md March 10 a truck driver Leaped to safety seconds before the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cleveland Express struck his truck The locomotive derailed James W Thomas 67 Negro said his big truck blocked tracks as traffic lights held him back and gates lowered He escaped with only the scare and a memory of climbing out of the cab.
UDC Meeting Held by Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
Members of Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Arthur Bird on Fairview Avenue. Miss Hal Lee Ott presented a paper on Old Plantations and read poems. Mrs C W Gregory presided as president with Anne Lassiter and Carol Holzapfel performing songs. Refreshments were served.
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UDC
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Arthur Bird
Fairview Avenue
Hal Lee Ott
Anne Lassiter
Carol Holzapfel
C. W. Gregory
Frederick Memorial Hospital Sees Early 1953 Financial Uptick
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports improved finances in January and February 1953 after a downturn in late 1952. Patient cash receipts totaled 48 155.01 in February with expenses 46 367, while January receipts were 42 942 25. Occupancy rose to 67 percent in January and February, easing overall strain but ongoing bad debts persist. Board reaffirms officers and committees as year begins.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul
Michael
Memorial Hospital
W. Clinton McSherry
Daniel E. Wight
Richard F. Nallin
William D. Powell
Charles F. Smith, Jr
Harry O. Schroeder
A LeRoy ‘McCardell
William B. Leichert
Francis X. Staley
Henry L. Davis
J. Walker Carty
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
R Ward Stauffer
Charles 5. V. Lanner
Harrison McAlpine
James H. Cramer
Robert E. Delaplaine
James H.al
Mrs. Michael
Gambrill
Joseph H. Himes
Harry J. Leichert
F. Ross Myers
Allen G. Quynn
J. Richard Ramsburg
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Benjamin Rosenour
Wiliam M . Storm
Clyde Thomas
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Sykesville Girl Wins 4 H Honors
Elizabeth Ann Prough a 16 year old junior at Sykesville High School has won 85 ribbons and trophies in 4H shows and now competes against adult breeders in the Eastern National Spring Hog Show. 47 breeders entered 334 hogs this year with Maryland entrants the only state due to swine disease. Judging runs today into tomorrow with grand champions picked tomorrow and hogs auctioned at 2 p.m.
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Timonium
Elizabeth Ann Prough
Sykesville High School
Elizabeth Ann
Elizabeth Ano
U. S
French Catholic Leaders Alarmed By Alcoholism
The French Assembly of Cardinals and Bishops warned of widespread alcohol abuse across social classes and noted a troubling rise in drinking among young women. They urged Catholic action groups, schools, and newspapers to campaign against cocktails and strong drinks. A minor accident on West All Saints Street at about 5:05 pm involved Kenneth W. Dawson and Joseph Boyce with under $25 damage to each vehicle.
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Paris
French Assembly of Cardinals and Bishops
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