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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1954
Page
2
The paper lists postal and pricing details including subscription rates and circulation notes. It notes the Great Southern PTG and MFG Co at 26 North Court Street Frederick Maryland and indicates the date March 15 1954.
New York Welfare Commissioner Henry L. McCarthy criticizes the Strike to Rich program as luring families from Port Deposit Maryland to New York for nothing. He cites the Jaskilski family as an example of misused relief funds and warns that taxpayers may bear transport costs home amid glamor and glitter from television and Hollywood.
The Historical Society hosts Dr Charles Boyd Tuesday at 8 15 PM on The Lost Village of Monocacy A Derrick scientist once at Camp Detrick, now in Virginia, presents evidence locating Monocacy Village near today s Ceresville and challenges Creagerstown based records.
A compilation of vintage notes includes a projected two cent rise in the state tax rate to nineteen cents per ten dollars for two years as noted by SR. ROGER B WOOD. The University of Virginia plans a debate with Tenishawa and local discussions on temperance and town improvement feature Rev. T F DyON and Rev. Charles F. Steck.
A damaged report notes an investigation by clerk onne at the island’s besten Trout polluted. Gene Warden Phebus and others appear. Ken Hawiscas and James Ro Gampbrill are linked to Rotary Chih meeting. All Brunswick Car Repair reports jobs and city return of workers per local reports.
Judge Prescott seeks re election to the Sixth Judicial Circuit seat in Maryland by filing candidacy for both the Democratic and Republican primaries. The Frederick Montgomery circuit may see no opposition, with Prescott a respected local jurist and former Montgomery official now running to retain the bench.
Miss Helaine Todd of Washington will close the Hood College study series on Social Problems of the Home and Community at eight in Room 35 Administration building. She directed wartime Rent Cross in-service training for Home Service institute workers and led postwar foster care and child welfare efforts in the District of Columbia.
The Exchange Club announces a model airplane meet in Frederick as its first community service project led by Morris Rhian. The event, sanctioned by the Academy of Model Aeronautics, aims to attract enthusiasts within a wide radius and may include trophies, prizes, and a future August date pending final approval.
Rohrbaugh Troxell, both of Gettysburg and Emmitsburg RD, exchanged vows at Fluos Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev Philip Bower officiating. The ceremony featured white spring bouquets, a lace cap veil, white Bible garland, and a reception at the Lutheran Parish House before a wedding trip. The couple will reside on the Rohrbaugh farm near Gettysburg RD after returning.
Red Cross leaders urge a city county cleanup of fundraising and report totals by March 22 meeting at the Chapter House. Campaign chair Angleberger says quota is 20000 with canvassers already in the field and district captains listed among many volunteers.
Dr James B Ranch head of Hood College history department returns after a two week illness with hospitalization for observation. Miss Virginia Lewis assistant professor, on leave for advanced study. Ariva C Rout East Fifth Street remains critically ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Stephen Lee six week old son of Mr and Mrs William F Lee near Urbana shows improvement at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Joseph F Horne returns home after operation. William A Sedling of Washington recovering from minor operation in Providence Hospital. Mrs Harvey Stambaugh Rocky Ridge moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hathe Smith moved from Frederick Memorial to Glenmerrie Nursing Home. Mary Lewis Frederick to Children's Hospital School for further treatment.
Mrs Lewis fell ill last September and Mrs T Stuart Haller of Jug Bridge JM has returned from George Washington University Hospital in Washington where she received arthritis treatment.
Mr and Mrs Emery E Larson announce the birth of a son March 14 at Frederick Memorial Poaseitg weight nine pounds three and three quarters ounces. Mr and Mrs Murray Faupel announce birth of their second daughter Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Coblentz of Middletown welcomed David Lee at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown March 13. The Pedens announce Gretchen Elizabeth born March 1t at Garfield Hospital Washington. Mr Peden superintendent of Stronghold park near Dickerson. Mr and Mrs Robert A Sigler Middletown greet son Robert Atlee Sigler Jr at Frederick Mayoral Hospital Sunday. The mother is Irene House daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee A House Jefferson. Ruth C Simmons mother of City Police Sgt Arnold Simmons marks her birthday at home Frederick Route 5.
Sergeant First Class Irvin S. Rosenfelder and his wife Harriett, of 108 A West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md, will return to the United States in April with the 45th Thunderbird Infantry Division.
Dr Carson P. Frailey, 66, executive vice president of the American Drug Manufacturers Association and longtime Washington YMCA leader, died at his home. A native of Kanisburg Md, he organized supplies for Pershing and the American forces, led the YMCA of Washington from 1934 to 1953, and served in multiple pharmaceutical and government advisory roles. Survived by wife Rebecca, son Carson Gray Frailey, three brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
Charles H. Clarke Sr. 74, of Thurmont, died Sunday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief home return from hospitalization. He suffered a heart ailment for years and ran Mt. Jerry's Inn before turning it over to his sons. Remains were moved to M. L. Creager and Son's mortuary. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Obituaries report the deaths of M Eugene Wade 38 a farmer near Boyds at Suburban Hospital Bethesda from a heart condition after a short illness. Wilbur B Myers 81 at home East Church St with long illness. Ada F Rohrback 82 widow of Charles A Rohrback dies at Gapland. services and interments outlined. survivors listed including spouses children siblings and grandchildren.
A series of obituaries from Frederick area churches notes deaths and services. Surviving relatives include daughters Hattle Wise and Luella Batts, sons Henson Rohrback and others, with services at Locust Valley Church of God and cemetery interment. Also listed are Luther Bussard and Erina Daly Bussard, Catherine Burck, Effie Martin, and Bertha Bruce with funeral details, churches, and burial sites.
Funeral notices for six year old Mary Jane Colson of Taneytown near Sam's Creek cemetery. Also services for Ervin Hyser of Taneytown Montgomery Orvison of Point of Rocks and Alice Virginia Martin of Wolfsville, with church services, church cemetery interments, and named pallbearers. Funeral directors C O Fuss and Son and M R Etchison and Son.
Burgess Floyd E Stine of Middletown has announced a nominating convention in the lodge room of the town hall Middletown Wednesday at ? pm. Up to two Burgess candidates and up to ten town commissioner candidates will be nominated for the April 5 biennial election. Market prices Wheat per bushel Corn per barrel Barley per hundredweight listed as 2.00 38.25 1.20.
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