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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1949

Page

5

Route 36 crash and veterans class at Calvary Methodist

A two incident summary reports a Route 36 collision where Collins failed to yield and a separate 46 mile east Route 40 crash near Frederick between a 1941 Chevrolet from Philadelphia and a Plymouth from Port Chester New York with about 500 dollars damage each and no injuries. The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held Veterans Day services with 92 men present plus visitors. Edward M Mantz led addresses on life changes and religious institutions, and Charles Main reported upcoming convention plans with student attendance and a Mothers Day note.

Boone Collins City Ridge Frederick Fred Robern Philadelphia Plymouth Edward Phillips Port Chester N. Y Calvary Methodist Church Raymond Ford Edward M Mantr J Charles Main M R Etchison William Oden Millard Crum Edward H. Mantz John M. Grose Lewren Sibert William S. Gosnell Maryland State Federation Bible Class Grace Methodist

Accidents in County On Sunday

Four automobile collisions with property damage and minor injuries were logged Sunday at State Police Barracks B. Trooper Lauren M Ridge investigated all. At Route 26 near Mt Pleasant a collision injured five people including Daniel Riley and Margaret Riley. Katski and Loud were among drivers to receive first aid and transport to Liberty town or Frederick Memorial Hospital. Traffic charges were issued in subsequent crashes at Route 40 and at Worman's Mall where drivers were involved in a rear collision and a fail to observe stop or yield.

Daily Log State Police Lauren M. Ridge Mt. Pleasant Frederick Memorial Hospital Daniel Riley Margaret Riley Shady Side Shirley Enos Beverly Enos Randallstown Alfred Katski West River Katski Clyde Loud Loud George Albert Smith Jr Frederick Stultz Ridge Lynn Collings Oneonta N. Y Roger E. Boone Walkersville Worman's Mall Collins

Three Die in Beltville Crash Near Washington Boulevard

Three persons died and six were injured in a head on collision on the Washington Boulevard near Beltville. A Springfield Massachusetts family rode in one car while a group of Negroes occupied the other. Identified dead include Mrs Rose Simms of Springfield. two other deceased were Black women. Hospitalized: Mrs Simms’s husband Robert 41 and their 10 year old daughter Lois. A six year old son Larry uninjured. Injured two men and a woman sent to Freedman’s Hospital. identified men Jack Brown 42 and Henry L Cobb 53 of Washington. Traffic backed up three miles to the DC line. Two victims died at Leland Memorial Hospital in Cheverly.

Beltsville Washington Boulevard Here Springfield Mass Rose Simms Hyattsville Undertaking Prince George's County Hospital Robert Lois Larry Freedman's Hospital Washington Jamey Swan Jack Brown Henry L. Cobb Swan Tramic District of Columbia Leland Memorial Hospital Cheverly

May Day Observances Across World Highlight Communist Non Communist Rift

Worldwide May Day events showcased a rift between Communist and non Communist groups. Chinese Communists claimed victory around Nanking Shanghai and Hangchow, eight Nationalist armies said wiped out. Pope Pius XII blessed workers and praised labor contracts during audiences with Naples cannery workers at the Vatican. In Moscow Red Square Stalin reviewed a bright parade as foreign observers noted the display.

Nanking Shanghai-Hangchow Yangtze Pius XII Naples Vatican Moscow Red Square Stalin

Reception Held For Mr and Mrs James Cosgrave

A wedding reception was hosted Saturday night at the bride’s parents home in Woodsboro for Mr and Mrs James Cosgrave. Pink and white decor and a table of sweet peas highlighted the event with gifts from attendees including Clarence E Fogle Merle Glodhil Edgar Hahn George Creager Curtis Holbruner and several Cosgrave family members from nearby towns.

James Cosgrave Clarence E. Fogle Woodsboro Charles Creager Alry Ralph Singer

Local Families Gather in Middletown for Community Notices

A list of residents and relatives connects many households including Martha Creager in Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Creager with Joanne and Allan, Mr. William Cosgrave, Mr. and Mrs. George Devilbiss with Jimmie, and similar entries for the Cosgrave and Kenney families. Additional names include Guy Fox, Millard Plowman, Robert Handley with Linda, Herman Grinm of New Midway, Pauline Smith, David Ramsburg, and Genevieve.

Martha Middletown Guy Creager Joanne Allan William Cosgrave George Devilbiss Jimmie Donald Cosgrave Gary Adam L. Kenney Guy Fox Millard Plowman Robert Handley Linda Frederick Herman Grinm New Midway Pauline Smith David Ramsburg Genevieve

Local Names Listed in Community Notices

The notice lists residents and family members including Miss Mary Alice Eyler of Walkersville, Mr. Harold Heffner of Jefferson, Austin Barton of Union Bridge, Miss Treasa Baer, and Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Hahn and daughter Carole Sue of Westminster.

Officers Re-Elected At Brunswick Board Meeting

The Brunswick Board of Trade held its annual session in the new municipal building last week. The largely attended meeting re-elected all officers as part of its proceedings and set the year’s agenda.

Brunswick Board of Trade

Local Officers Re-elected To New Term

Emory V. Frye remains president with Myer Kaplan as vice president Fran Sapp continuing as secretary and Dr W. Watson serving as treasurer after a re-election for another term.

Emory V. Frye Myer Kaplan Fran Sapp Dr. W. Watson

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