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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1953

Page

3

County Man Dies After Heart Attacks in Frederick

Roger L. Kling, a Walkersville farmer and sportsman, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after suffering four heart attacks in a South Court street parking lot. He was 63, born near Woodsboro, survived by his widow Jenora and two daughters, with services planned at his Woodsboro home followed by interment at Mt. Hope cemetery.

Roger L. Kling Walkersville Frederick Memorial Hospital South Court Street Mr. Kling Frederick Frederick County Geordie IL Ramsburg Kling North Market Street Woodsboro Harry Annie Kling Meadow Brook Farm Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association

Three Killed In Plane Crash Near Baltimore

A two engine Air Force B 26 crashed near Friendship Airport ten miles south of Baltimore killing three men. The pilot co pilot and crew chief died. one car was struck by debris. An army public information officer said the plane was on a routine flight from Patrick Field Florida to Friendship Airport. Authorities said two others were pinned in wreckage but later recovered. The crash happened around 7 50 p m near Route 176 in front of the Barrett School for Girls. The identities of the dead were withheld pending next of kin notification. President Eisenhower nominated Harry H Vaughan to major general in the Army Reserve in an indefinite term along with 110 others pending Senate approval.

Baltimore Friendship Here Air Force Patrick Field Florida Maryland Ft Eustis Fort Meade Glen Burnie Meade Carnes Air Research and Development Command Eisenhower Harry H. Vaughan Truman Army Army Reserve Vaughan Senate Julius Ochs Adler New York Times Reserve

Sponsor Movie Jesus of Nazareth at Carroll Theater Westminster

The story The King of Kings will be shown March 30 to April 3 at Carroll Theater Westminster with continuous showings from 7:15 a m to midnight. Sponsored by Carroll Counts Ministerial Association there is no admission charge but a free will offering will be taken. Also noted are stalactites found in storage rooms under Kentucky's state capitol formed by water seepage.

Jesus of Nazareth Carroll Theater Westminster Carroll Counts Ministerial Association

New Concept in America by Rotary Fellow Miss Nakamura

Sadako Nakamura, a George Washington University Rotary Foundation Fellow from Japan, spoke to Rotarians about how her U S stay changed her view of both countries. She contrasted poverty, production, and customs, noting Americans’ freedom and Japan’s traditional submission to authority, and urged continued people-to-people exchange to bridge gaps.

George Washington University Rotary ‘Foundation United States Japan America Sadako Nakamura Tokyo Nakamura' l China Asiatic Islands Nakamura Rotary Fellowship

120000 Acres Here For Trees 120000 Acres Here For Trees

Frederick County foresters and soil conservation districts say about 20000 acres are best for trees rather than crops or pasture. A spring planting goal of 300000 trees covers roughly 300 acres. Trees provide future income and soil protection. Order trees soon for best survival and scheduling.

Frederick County Frederick and Catoctin Monocacy Valley State Department of Forests and Parks Soil Conservation Districts PMA

Registrations For Schools Scheduled

Pre school registration for children entering September will occur next week at North Market Street Parkway and Washington schools on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. East Frederick registers Friday 1 to 3 30 pm. Lincoln school holds May 21 with a planned program. County schools also set dates pending times for communities.

North Market Street Parkway Washington East Frederick Lincoln

Child Bruised In West Fourth Street Accident

Jane Firor ten was struck by a car moving west on West Fourth Street at about 3 55 p m and bruised a knee. Driver Paul E Fogle took her to Frederick Memorial Hospital for exam. Officer said injury is minor and no blame assigned. Rotary luncheon at Key Hotel featured visiting Rotarians and guests including Mayor Donald B Rice and Warner L Brittain.

Jane Firor West Fourth Street West Paul E. Fogle Frederick Memorial Hospital Ben Phebus S&j Fogle William E. Hardy Rotary International Rotary Francis Scott Key Hotel Raymond Steiner Schuylkill Haven Joseph McDaniel Winchester Warren Lockwood Silver Spring William Wallace Donald B Rice Robert Furie William McShane Warner L. Brittain

Nurses To Sing In Legion Show

The Frederick Memorial Hospital Student Nurses Chorus will perform in the Legion Fantasies live talent revue. The group, one of the first to pass the director’s screening, aims to raise cash prizes for charity. Advance tickets are sold at Peoples Drug Store with reserved seats available.

Legion Fantasies Ung Frederick Memorial Hospital Byron D White Fuse the Legion Pic Mary Jane Powell Nellie Buchanan Doris Lackey Ruth Moxley Barbara Burdette Virginia Garst Doris Roderick Patricia Strother Nancy Stup Thelma Snook Geraldine Betts Lucy Mary Peters Salley Tinney Peggy James Barbara Kniil Patricia Carder Jane Kepler l Mary Louise Bratt Francis Scott Key American Legion Peoples Drug

Annual Teachers Dinner At Sandymount P T A

Sandymount School P T A served dinner to 215 teachers and guests on March 17 with St Patrick theme and spring flowers. Toastmaster W Granville Eaton of Westminster High urged inclusion of Norman Etzler as president to lead the invocation. The group sang Irish songs directed by Phillip Reyer. many former teachers attended. Rev Nevin Santh was ill and did not attend.

Sandymount School St. Patrick's W. Granville Eaton Westminster High Faculty Norman Etzler Airy Estie Bosley Pauline Fuss Board of Education Paul Niswander Niswander Thomas Arrington Arrington Aibert Necker Mabel Necker James Shilling Shilling MSTA Wilson Raver Raver Hampstead Carroll County Nevin Santh Samuel Jenness Car

County schools hold dinner with music and thanks

Roll County Schools addressed the group. Instrumental numbers were performed by Robert Kersey on trumpet and Dominic Cosenza on violin. Mrs Wanda Beck sang two Irish numbers with audience chorus, accompanied by Mrs Dorothy Etzler. Principal Jesse Starkey, Mount Aury, and C. C. T. A. president thanked committee chairmen Steve Lerda Henry Kanower Miss Barbara Hickman Mrs Edward L. Shipley for making the dinner a success. The program closed with Auld Lang Syne.

Roll County Robert Kersey Dominic Cosenza Wanda Beck Dorothy Etzler Jesse Starkey Mount Aury Steve Lerda Henry Kanower Barbara Hickman Edward L. Shipley

Discover Oil At Head Persian Gulf

Kuwait announces a sixth attempt in the neutral zone near Kuwait and Saudi Arabia struck a field at 3500 feet, bringing in 30 gravity oil. Burgan Field and Arab Field are linked to world reserves with Burgan estimated at 800,000 barrels daily. Aminoil is owned by eight US companies and one individual including Philips, Sun Ray, Signal, Abercrombie, Ashland, Globe Oil, Hancock, Deep Rock, and R. K. Davis. The note notes no immediate production figures.

Kuwait Aminoil Persian Gulf Saudi Arabia Amol Burgan Amianoil U. S Philips Petroleum Company Oklahooma Sun Ray (Ou Indiana Signal Oi California Abercrombie Oil Texas Ashland OD Kentucky Globe Hancock Oi Deep Rock Oil

Easter Among Homemakers by Betsy J Lovington

Miss Betsy J offers family oriented Easter guidance, emphasizing church attendance and home celebration. she details festive menus, table decor, egg centerpieces, egg hunts with scoring, indoor and outdoor games, and Easter Eve crafts to keep children engaged.

Betsy J Lovington Ass’t

Union Bridge to Vote on Bond Issue

Union Bridge faces a $400000 bond referendum to fund a sanitary sewer system after a council chamber meeting with the Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Thomas H. Legg outlined plans including a pumping station and treatment plant with engineering estimates near $350000.

Union Bridge Thomas H. Legg Legg Carroll County General Assembly Taneytown Chamber of Commerce

Acquittal on Manslaughter Charge Follows Reckless Driving Conviction

Chalmer M. McElhaney of York Pennsylvania was acquitted of manslaughter by automobile and convicted of reckless driving after a February 28 crash near Catoctin Furnace that fatally injured John W Hoover. McElhaney paid a $25 fine plus costs while the State failed to prove gross negligence.

Chalmer M. McElhaney York Edgar B. Palmer Thurmont McElhaney Catoctin Furnace John W Hoover H. J. Brown Hoover Frederick Memorial Hospital Brown Auomobiles

Frederick Red Cross Blood Drive Sees 145 Pints Collected

In Frederick yesterday 145 pints of blood were donated to the Red Cross, up ten percent from last March but short of the city goal. Sixty percent of donors had prior appointments, while 42 unbooked volunteers helped boost totals. Women slightly outnumbered men among 161 registrations, with several new members joining the select gallon club. The event featured volunteers from St. John’s parish, high school students, Red Cross motor corps, and registered nurses. next bloodmobile visit is set for April 15.

Red Cross Emmitsburg Paul Willard Frederick Bor Sarah Green Margaret Albaugh Thurmont Betty Jane Harmon Eleanor Nicodemus Walkersville Virginia Garrett Rebecca Elkins Mary Geisbert Grace Gerrick Mehr Wachter St. John's Parish Daniel Chesley William Allen Urban Moore Daniel Nee Howard Colliflower Margaret Golibart Bernard E. McCaffrey Florence Little Floyd Burchett Margaret Murphy Frederick Weitzel Henri Groenheim Robert Smith Eugene Martz Carty Lawson Howard Fink Robert Whitmore Seymour Stern John Hildebrand Edward Despeaux Robert Zinger James Willard Ronald Rockwell Charles Minarik Red Cross Motor Corps Clarence Carty Uelen Johnson Charles Lanner Frederick County Paul Althouse Alton Bennett Paul Gordon Robert McLaren Ray Paisley William M. Smith Raymond Crum A. B. Collinus P. S. Lansdale E. D. McCain Elizabeth Peters Harry Radcliffe Ernest Webb Richard C. Dutrow Charles Butcher Biood William Bartgis Herbert Heston

Auto crash injures three girls on East street

Three girls, Barbara Montgomery Faust 18, Helen Smith and Dora Noordek 14, were treated for facial and knee injuries after a Kentucky licensed car driven by Mrs Faust rammed a telephone pole on East Street between Second and Church. The driver, detained for license violations, gave Baltimore as residence. The car, registered to her husband in Kentucky, sustained 400 in damage. Original passerby Lieut. Ben Phebus Jr. attended to the injured at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

East Street Ben Phebus Jr Frederick Memorial Hospital Barbara Montgomery Faust Helen Smith Baltimore Dora J. Nordeck Mt. Airy Faust Cuba Second Church Streets Kentucky

Specialists Meet at Johns Hopkins for Wilmer Association Meet

About 300 eye specialists from across the country gathered at Johns Hopkins University for the 12th Wilmer Residents Association clinical meeting. Dr Alan C Woods opened the conference that runs through Friday noon with scientific papers presented and discussion groups held. A paper on ocular tuberculosis discussed the use of Isoniazid, first tested about a year ago in New York.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Wilmer Residents Association Hopkins Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute Alan C. Woods New York

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