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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1953

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Frederick County Delegation Votes Against Drink-By-Drink Bill

Frederick County delegates voted 4 to 0 with one absentee and one abstaining not to introduce a bill allowing liquor by the drink in wet districts. The session involved tavern operators, attorney Richard E Zimmerman, and opponents including Mrs Hazel Lewis who pressed for a state wide Sunday beer ban. Supporters circulated some 1000 to 2000 cards urging passage, while local ministers and hotel groups opposed the plan and the debate focused on licensing and Sabbath observance.

Frederick County General Assembly Richard E. Zimmerman Hazel Lewis Annapolis Lewis Frederick County Ministerial Association Alcoholic Beverages Committee Frederick Paul J. McAuliffe Hotel Association

Hagerstown Elects Democratic Mayor and City Council

Hagerstown Maryland voters turnout 54 percent elect a Democratic mayor and a Democratic city council. Mayor Herman L Mills defeated by 5,670 to 4,532. New council members include John S Valentine and Frances Carl plus Ralph Fiery, James Carl. Roy Knight re-elected. J G Hellane defeated. Office terms begin April 1. Multiple obituaries and notices follow including Miss Margaret Wiener and Mrs Ela Tammany death announcements.

Hagerstown Regi Cer Herman L. Mills Mills Burhans Roy N. Knight J. G. Hellane John S. Valentine J. Ralph Fiery James Carl

Century of Obituaries and Notices In Frederick Area

Frederick area obituaries report the deaths of several residents including William C Tucker 64 of Frederick and Earl Colestock 63 of Hanover. Also noted are services for Luther Summers 77 of Boonsboro and Florence Birely 18 Union Bridge with church rites planned. James A Moffett 66 former Federal Housing Administrator dies in New York.

New York James A. Moffett Moffett U. S International Ciicles Standard Oil Company New Jersey Standard O11 Company California Boach Roosevelt

Funerals Held for Local Residents in Multiple Services

Obituaries report funeral services for Mrs Alberta L Mullin ix at Poplar Spring Methodist Church with many attendees and pallbearers named. Other services include Augus tus Crabbs in Taneytown, Miss Margaret Wiener in Frederick area, Francis E McNulty in Emmitsburg, and Daisy A Smith in Thurmont with multiple pallbearers and interments. Also notes M L Creager and Son as funeral directors. Residents hold 52 percent of investments in Canada’s oil industry per latest figures.

Margaret G. Wiener Margaret Goetz Wiener Frederick Miss Wiener Middletown Andrew and Ann M. Catshall Wiener Frederick County Evangelical Lutheran Church Brish Brothers Barbara Fritchie House Thomas J. Wiener Hancock East Patrick Street Mount Olivet C. E., Cline and Son Jacob L. Thomas Jacob Lawrence Thomas Frederick Countty Mr. Thomas Adamstown Thomas L Mary C. Thomas Calvary Buckeystown Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Thomas Barnesville Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers Knights of Pythias Modern Woodmen of America Mary Grace Schaeffer Thomas Charles L. Mullen Alberta L. Mulinix Poplar Spring Frederick Memorial Hospital Poplar Spring Methodist Church C. A. Michael John C .Duvall John Gordon, Jr Howell Eyler Woodrow Everhart Mercie Pickett Roland “‘Mullinix Olin L. Molesworth Augustus Crabbs Taneytown Morgan Andreas Charles Anders Thurston Putman Howard Baker Carroll Garber Paul Robinson Wilbur Shorb Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Cemetery Co. O. Fuss and Son East Patrick Street W. W. Garrett Samuel W. Winebrener Andrew S. Wiener William Wiener James Rogers Byron Winebrener D. Ralph Zimmerman Mt. Olivet Cemetery C. E. Cline and Son Francis E McNulty St. Joseph's Catholic Church Emmitsburg John Sullivan Charles Walker Knights of Columbus Lodge of Paul Keepers Guy Baker Roger Zurgable Lawrence Orndorff Francis Sanders Everett Crismer St. Joseph’s Cemetery M. L. Creager and Son Daisy A.smith Howard A. Smith United States Canada

Word A waited on new route in Frederick county

Four months pass without definite action on relocating Seventh street pike. Residents and officials met Army Engineers and State Roads Commission over a Fourth street pike link bypassing the camp area now taken for the Detrick project. Cost estimates and potential land acquisitions loom large as talks stall.

Frederick U. S. Army Engineers State Roads Commission Seventh Street Pike Fourth Street Pike Detrick Opossumtown Pike Fourth Street Seventh Street Army Engineers Yellow Springs

Juvenile Delinquency Grows Judge Says

Baltimore March 24 Judge Charles E Moylan presiding over most city juvenile cases reports a 17.4 percent rise in juvenile delinquents in 1952 The increase mirrors a national trend but Baltimore remains below the national rate He notes birthrate surges in the 1940s and cites 2417 cases year 1952 including seven boys ages nine and five more age ten committed to state institutions One boy involved in a $100 fire.

Baltimore Charles E. Moylan Moylan

Takoma Park naturopathic physician posts $500 bond

David Aitchison of Takoma Park posted $500 bond in Rockville on charges of unlawful practice of medicine in Montgomery County. A trial date likely Thursday. He faces another charge of practicing medicine in the District of Columbia without a license, after a mistrial in Municipal Court last week. Napoleon III is noted as ruling during the Second French Empire.

Aitchison Bond Rockville David Aitchison Takoma Park Montgomery County Attchison District of Columbia

Weddings Bind Showe Avis in Winchester Church

Marjorie Showe daughter of Harvey Showe and James M. Avis wed in the Church of God Winchester. Bride wore navy. maid Betty Davis wore aqua. best man Richard Hall. Reception at bride’s home. couple to Fort Knox before honeymoon at groom’s Brads ville home. George Rawlings and Fred Lee George Jr. wed in Purcellville Episcopal church with several attendants and a reception at the bride’s home. Betty Ann Fisher and Albert Lee Luhn wed in Middletown Lutheran parsonage with double ring ceremony. both from Harmony and Frederick Route 1. groom Marine Corps at Cherry Point. bride to stay with parents until discharge.

Showe Mint A. Showe Harvey Shewe Corp James M. Avis Bradsville Bion C. Cecil Church of God Winchester Street Betty Davis Davis Richard Hall Newark Korea James Showe Fort Knox Luan—Fisher Betty Ann Fisher Ulysses S. Fisher Harmony Albert Lee Luhn Robert Luhn Frederick Middletown Howard McCamey Margaret Fisher Louis Jacobs Frederick Tailoring Company Marine Corps Cherry Point N. C Sgt. Luba

Hearings on Kreh Estate Set for April 15

Orphans' Court will hear claims to the Adele Kreh estate on April 15 at 10 a m regarding letters of administration. The estate, valued around 80000 dollars, follows the December 7 1952 gunshot deaths of Adele Kreh and her husband Captain Arthur T Kreh in a local apartment. Capt Kreh listed as sole heir. Philip C Watkins of Germantown previously granted letters of administration et al. on December 16 1952, claiming kinship. Subsequent claims were filed by Bessie A Barnes Beulah B Weaver Theodore Barnes Julian F Barnes and most recently Isabel K Wilcox jon. Attorneys include W Jerome Offutt Robert E Clapp and William M Storm.

Orphans’ Court Adele Kreh Arthur T. Kreh Capt. Kreh Philip C. Watkins Germantown W. Jerome Offutt Bessie A.barnes Beulah B. Weaver Theoodore Barnes Julian F. Barnes Maryland Bessie A. Barnes Robert E. Clapp Isabel K. Wilcoxjon Kreh William M. Storm

Kittmer Rodke Photo Marries Dor othy Frye and Paul McGinnis Jr

Dor othy Louise Frye daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Frye Adams town and Paul Deloache McGinnis Jr son of Mrs Mae Virginia McGinnis Riverdale were married at St Matthew s Lutheran Church Churchill in a five thirty wedding officiated by Rev A Roger Gobbell A candlelit aisle entrance featured an ankle length Chantilly lace gown for the bride with a lace bonnet veil The double ring ceremony included an organ recital by Miss Doris L Simpson and songs by Richard Dudderar and soloists The bridal party wore lavender yellow and orchid tones and carried daisies hyacinth bells and sweet peas The couple will reside in Kent Village Hyattsville after a honeymoon in the South.

H. ©. Shackelford Jacqueline Allison Jane Hirst Anne Hendrickson Marie Hypatia George Henry George Lovettsville A. D. Bode Purcellville Atlee Sandbower Conservatory of Music Richmond Professional Institute Kittmer Rodke Dorothy Louise Frye Howard Frye Adamstown Paul Deloache MecGinnis, Jr Mae Virginia McGinnis Riverdale St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Churchill A. Roger Gobbell Doris L. Simpson Elgar Grieg Richard Dudderar New Windsor Leo Duvall Howard Selby This City Dorothy McCarney Lancaster Joann McGinnis Nancy Zimmerman Howard Frye, Jr Elbert Bowman North Wilkesboro N. C Robert Frye Mrs. McGinnis Kent Village Hyattsville

Two Jailed After Report Of Robbery

A 15 year old grocery clerk and a 22 year old colored man were jailed within hours after an overnight robbery at the Vernon Starr store on North Bentz street. Held for $1,000 bond on breaking entry and larceny are Willie Robinson and a juvenile resident of Shookstown. Juvenile names are not published. Lieut. Frank Dorsey and officers Carty and Dietz made the arrests at 12:45 p.m. after a preliminary store inspection. The youth was taken from behind the courier's jail before arrests.

Vernon Starr North Bentz Street Willie Robinson Shookstown Frank Dorsey Ellis Carty Norman Dietz Juvenie Courier

Surprise Birthday Party for Bernard Cordeil at Kemptown

A surprise party honored 11 year old Bernard Cordeil at Kemptown on March 19 with many gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Smith, Mr and Mrs Perry Day, Mr and Mrs Rudell Mul inix, Mr and Mrs William Emschler, Mr George Eade, Lee Riggs, Russell Reeder, Russell Cordell, Welty Cordell, Raymond Putman, Mrs Mamie Dar, Mrs Berta Chick, Mrs Kessel Dar, Mrs Fulton Davis, and numerous others including Delbert Rhoderick Derval Rhoderick Larry Higes Dennis Mullisian Warne Reeder Bly Crum P Browning Roland Louw Tookie Louw Liord Brandenturs Wilfred Bunkies Sonny Emswhler William Hubbdie Richard Ciars Jimmy Clark Robert Dickens Alonzo Mort Jacky Cordell Maxwell Day Basil Day Bobby Day Harold Mullinix Kenneth Reeder Ronny Reeder Ardean Mulhoix Stirley Moallinix Janet Day Pecey Gladhill Barbara Ann Day Nadine Hubble Virgie Rhoderick Janet Boyer Shirley Crum Mary Day Barbara Ann Cordell Evelyn Day Jane Day Betty Jane Crum and many others. Mentioned is the biggest irrigation reservoir drawing Rio Grande water at Elegant Butes.

Bernard Cordeil Kemptown Smith Cecil Perry Day Rudell Mulinix William Emschler George Eade Lee Riggs Russell Reeder Russell Cordell Welty Cordell Raymond Putman Mamie Dar Berta Chick Kessel Dar Fulton Davis Delbert Rhoderick Derval Rhoderick Larry Higes Dennis Mullisian Warne Reeder Bly Crum P. Browning Roland Louw Tookie Louw Liord Brandenturs Wilfred Bunkies Sonny Emswhler Wiliam Hubbdie Richard Ciars Jimmy Clark Robert Dickens Alonzo Mort Jacky Cordell Maxwell Day Basil Day Bobby Day Harold Mullinix Kenneth Reeder Ronny Reeder Misses Ardean Mulhoix Stirley Moallinix Janet Day Pecey Gladhill Barbara Ann Day Nadine Hubble Virgie Rhoderick Janet Boyer Shirley Crum Mary Day Barbara Ann Cordell Evelyn Day Jane Day Betty Jane Crum

Local Officials Seek Salary Hike and Sign Protection

State Senator Jacob R. B. Ramsburg introduces a bill to raise Frederick County Board of County Commissioners salary from 1500 to 2700 yearly and grants authority to erect and supervise county road signs to combat vandalism. Support cites lack of recent increases and road completion funding. effective after the 1954 election.

Jacob RB. Renneburg Senate Board of County Commissioners Ramsburg Chamber of Commerce Court House Democratic Republican Central Committees Board of Education Welfare Board Frederick County County Roads Board State Roads Commission

Inventor Of Jeep Lived Near Catoctin Furnace

Charles Harry Payne, inventor of the Jeep, appeared on the television program Where Was I Tuesday evening. He listed Thurmont Maryland as his address and described a 650 acre mountain estate near Catoctin Furnace with a lodge, guest houses, caretaker home and a swimming pool. Payne discussed wartime four wheel drive vehicular design, noting a military assignment and a famous interaction that named the Jeep. Also on the program were James A. Farley and Emanuel Celler.

Pogram Charles Harry Payne Thurmont Mr. Payne Catoctin Furnace Laurence Richey Herbert Hoover Capitol Washington Payne Elsa Maxwell Mr. Payse James A. Farley Emanuel Celler New York

W T U Meats in Chapel at Frederick Chapter Meeting

The Frederick W C T U met Monday evening under President Mrs Albert C Palmer. Devotions were by Mrs A F Derr and a Luke chapter reading with comments followed. Miss Young led the program with Miss Ayflis Stuckey as Moderator overseeing a panel discussion. A place solo by Miss Sara Ann Woebner and a film shown titled The Choice is Yours. Light refreshments ended the session.

W.T.U Frederick W.C.T.U. Ust Albert C. Palmer A. F. Derr Luke Palmer Miss Young Ayflis Stuckey Aum Lasseter Sallie Stevens Ralph Merchant Sherrard Sherman Sara Annn Woebter

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Frank Miller Erie Detrow Elsie Dutrow Margaret Clem Jesus Teuredey Bloomfield Calvin Wachter Maggie Mercer Konensee Ela Tammany Harry Tammany Pennsylvania Railroad Whittier Place N. W Charles Tammany Jean T. Carter Mary Tammany Jean J. Carter Hines Funeral Home Fourteenth and Harvard Streets N.W U A. m Claggett L. O. Dorsey Church Home Hospital Dorsey Mr. Dorsey Samuel Jr Jennie &. Maine Dorsey Emma K. Thomas Dorsey Elizabeth Dorsey Brown Martha Dorsey MacNeal Cpl LeRoy C. Dorsey, Jr Fort Sill Oklo Marion Elizabeth Ann Amelia Brown Mt. Olivet Alice Palmer Freeman Nathaniel Freeman van Kill Hyde Park N. Y East Church Street W. S. Snowden Daniel Williams Charles E. Palmer Clifford Hoy Roger Naylor Rudolph Lyles Leonard Diggs St. John’s Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son Edna B. Iverson Edna Hall Iverson Berthold Alfred Iverson Braddock Heights Iverson Philip and Mary Ann O'Donnell Hall St. John’s Catholic Church Warren P. Iverson Plymouth Wis John W. Beall Street Mr. Beall Southern Methodist Church Mount Vernon Church West Washington Mission Calvary Methodist Church St. Luke’s Chapel Mr. Bealls West Virginia American Poetry Circle Optimist Club Masonic Fear Frederick James Mary Jane Maxwell Beall Randolph Macon College Vanderbilt Univer Moody's Theological Beall la Plata Laurel Summit Point W. Va Nellie Vinson Beall Thomas S. Strong South Thirty-sixth Street Arlington Marvin E. Beall Oxblaod ‘Ind John T ‘Strong University of Maryland Stuart B. Strong Harvard University Birch’s M Street N.W Ian Oak Hill Cemetery KE. Breen Richard Edmund Brown Forest Park Barry Sullivan Beverly Hills Calif Grace Brown Bittle William C. Tucker William Christian Tucker Potomac Edison Richard C. Tucker East Fourth Street Tucker Carroll Parkway William A. Eyler Rocco J. Los Calizo Luther Burker Pleasant Harvey J. Tucker Frederick Memorial Park M R. Etchison and Son Luther A. Summers Boonsboro David V Mary Catherine Schild- Eknecht Summers Summers Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles ‘A Frank Summers Molfie Longnecher Chewsville Donald R. Stonesifer William F. Bast and Florence May Birely Union Bridge Maryland General Hospital Wiliam H Lillie May Ecker Birely Elsie V. Bohn Charles 5. Birely Frank W.W. Birely Daisy A. Birely Union ‘Bridge Sewing Co St. James Lutheran Church Dixon Yaste Louis iChastain Mountain View Cemetery D. D. Hartzler Earl Colestock Earl Cotestock Hanover, Pt Hanover Hospital Colestock George Sarah Gilbert Colesock Anna Mae Rider Colestock Raymond Cromer Hanover Earl R. Colestock Leonard Laughman Spring Grove John Hainagie Augustus Miller Harold Colestock Joyce Colestock Norfolk Maurice G. Colestock Anna Colestock Oxford Harold Kime Hampton Red Haven Proday Creagerstown St John’s Evangelical Thayer Helena-Louise Ramsburg Creagerstown Napoleon III Los Angeles Primo Carnera Jack Sharkey Max Baer Carnera Pina Umberts Jean Mary Chittered State Mental Hospital Rio Grande Elegant Butes Weald Beest Jeep
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