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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1948

Page

9

Series of Sunday Auto Accidents Reported in Frederick Area

A Sunday afternoon and evening of auto crashes along Route 40 near the Frederick Washington county line left four injured. James L. McCarthy of Washington sustained injuries described as fully det order. Lula W. Buttermore of Washington had scalp lacerations and possible fractures. John S. Spanger of Hagerstown suffered facial injuries. Lee Siriams of Point of Rocks had head injuries and shock. Mrs Madelyn Bridge was injured on Route 15 nearby. other drivers, including Howard Lines of Frederick, escaped serious harm with minor injuries and a door torn off one vehicle.

Frederics-Washington County Washington County Hospital James L. McCarthy Washington Lula W. Buttermore John S. Spangfer Hagerstown McCarthy Madelyn Bridge Buc Fred Memorial Hospital L. M. Ridgesai Btood L. Mallonee, Jr Baltimore Frederick Memorial Hospital Route 40 New Blarket Ridge Howard Lines Lee Siriams Point of Rocks

Swear In Roving Diplomat After Route 240 Crash

A 25 o clock Sunday morning collision on Route 240 north of Urbana sent three drivers to hospital for treatment with one discharged after care. State Trooper Richard A Myers cited Charles Edgar Miler 22 of this city and James Har Belcher of Dickerson as involved passengers. Belcher charged with failing to keep to the right of the highway center. A separate incident on Route 17 near Brunswick involved Raymond Corun 59 of Jefferson and Thomas F. Nuse 19 Knoxville with Corun charged by troopers for carelessly driving. A third crash occurred at the Westport intersection of routes 30 and 32 with Charles Craft reporting eye injuries.

Urbana Frederick Aemorial Hospital Richard A. Myers Charles Edgar Miler This City James Har- Belcher Dickerson Ors Belcher Thomas FE Nuse Knoxville Brunswick Raymond Corun Jefferson Serge Coze Richard Frankton Baltimore S. Or . Collis Westip James Poteet M Alt. Asry Charles Craft

Frankton charged for failing to stop at boulevard intersection

Frankton was charged with failing to stop at a boulevard intersection and cited to appear tonight at 8 o clock before Magistrate Mayseld i in Ellicott City. CLASS MEETS The Helping Hand Class of the Edgewood Church of God held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Pae Kyser with opening Scripture by Mrs Frances Burdette and prayer by Mrs Isabelle Schultz. A food sale was held with very good results.

Frankton MaySeld i Ellicott City Edgewood Church of God Pae Kyser Frances Burdette Isabelle Schultz Raymin Pauline Siustier Fra Burdette Shoemaker Minh Masser de Adams Maes May Gvesturs

O'Conor Favors Repeal and Woodsboro Burgess Change

Senator Herbert R. O'Conor urged repeal of the federal oleo tax saying it harms the public and noting food prices are high. In Woodsboro, Hany C Dorcus won the burgess post after 20 years as the town held an election with 78 ballots. new one year commissioners were elected along with other town officers.

O'Conor Harry C. Dorcus Oleo Burgess Woodsboro Baltimore Herbert R. O'Conor D-Mdn Senate House Martand Hany C Dborcus G. F South Melvin Jo Anders Ence Dorsey and Georke Co Rosina J.P Felser Giensart Earl Bussard

Child injures face in fall from play

Ann Lebberz, young daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry J Lebberz Jr of New Design Road, suffered severe facial injuries Saturday when she fell while playing with her sister and her face became embedded with cinders. She was rushed to a Baltimore hospital where surgeons said weeks would pass before determining if plastic surgery would be needed.

Ann Lebberz Harry J. Lebberz, Jr New Design Road Baltimore

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