Births Reported Memorial Hospital and Local Incidents
Memorial Hospital records births from Frederick Middletown Union Bridge and Woodbine. Mr. and Mrs. South welcome Ricky Allen third child and second son. Mr and Mrs Summers greet Floyd Arthur first child a son. Duppins Summers Fyler and Dixon families announce additional sons and dates. A separate segment notes a purse snatching incident with injuries and a postponed preliminary hearing. Katharine Hood McCormick, artist, dies in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
West Patrick Street
Ricky Allen
Floyd L. Summers
Middletown
Floyd Arthur
Summers
Geneva Whipp
Creagerstown
James Duppins
Union Bridge
Richard Fyler
Woodbine
Charles Edward
Elmer L. Dixon
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Sunday visitors gather at the Mullineauns and Snyder homes with extended families from Towson and Baltimore. Girl Scouts plan an April old newspaper drive with pickup on Saturday, April. Fort Howard Hospital patient Ralph Wingling shows improvement and expects discharge March 24. Calvary Methodist Church to hold baptism, and Lisbon Methodist Church to host a supper April 2. Homemakers Club reports fashion show and open house plans for May. Organizers announce film night March 2 at Calvary and a Father-Son banquet March 30. Local clubs discuss 4H fair booth and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clary
MY. Airy
George Dwyer
Towson
Earl Mullineaun
Oak Street
Paul Snyder
Twin Arch Road
Douglas Thomas
Vicki
J. Robert Lowman
al Thomas
Carol
Baltimore
Charles Wolfe
Tumarch Road
Girl Scouts
Airy
James Linton
Walter Lathe
Ralph Wingling
North Main Street
Fort
Hazel Esworthy
Robert Esworthy Jr
Jillie Russell Brown
John E. Brown
Church Street
Mt. Airy
Gail Kline
Norman Ripveen
Paul Ryan
Harry Hahn
Mexco
Taylorsville
Winfield
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Esther Gillette
Joyce Hawkins
Calvary Methodist Church
Cahhary Methodist Church
Cass
Charles V. Mann
Freder
Million Dollar Suit Against Market
A Baltimore suit filed in Superior Court by Mrs Charlotte Ross seeks one million dollars from the Lexington Market Authority. She says an unaccompanied woman was attacked after parking on authority property and alleges failure to provide reasonable safety and protection by allowing access via an unguarded ramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lexington Market Authority
Treachon
Charlotte Ross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross
Memorial Hospital
Frederick
West All Saints Street
Dane Thomas
Glen Ridge
N. J
Henry M. Rosell
Katharine H. McCormick
Philadelphia
Katharine Hood McCormick
East
Midwest
Maren
Karen Winie
Ann Burdette
Cynthia
Susan Boller
Carol Ann Colburn
Susan Bolter
Sally Myers
Jennings
Frorerce
Wes Russea
Roe
Green Brown
Viss Kimme
St Ste Cers
TTT
Scnoo
National Institute of Hearn
Trove
Aning
Imp
Shirley Evans
Carmen Evans
Elaine Brown
Carolyn Kimn
Joyce
aAr- Tivision
Shirley Meter
Donna Fogie Barbara Daniel Lorretta Wright
Joyce Withros
Biltwel
Pilgrim
Dacron
Royer
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Sears
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD