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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1958

Page

2

Cancer Crusade totals reach nine thousand but funds lag

The Frederick County Cancer Society reports a county drive total of 9 629 95 with 1 559 pending. Walkersville Woodsboro and New Midway areas lead in gifts while volunteers tally dozens of workers on farm to farm canvassing. Funds aim at the memorial drive by M R Lewis and Philip X Robert with headquarters mobilizing for final day collections.

Cancer Crusade Frecercer Society A Than Ie M. R. Lewis Je Frederick County Cancer Society Phillip X. Robert Cancer Drive Lewis Robert Fran Walkersville Woodsboro Liberty Mt. Pleasant Johnsville Creagerstown Ladiesburg New Midway Carroll Wickless Kenneth Mercer Wickless Midway + Haugh Church-Ladiesburg Sylvester Whitmore Sidney Hammond James Bucker Mount Pleasant Glenna Leatherman Raymond E. Cavey Edgewood Shookstown Indian Springs Brrs Joe Kochi Urbana B Sue Russell Strub Middletown Floyd Gladhill John Seachrist Jefferson Charles C. Smith Ballenger Lucille Howard New Market Biis Basil Lewis Braddock Heights George W. Stultz Frederick Clarence Warner Leonare Sands Geniaimers Crewford

Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds

Marriage licenses listed for James W. Beaver Jr 24 divorced Union Bridge and Martha L. Brashear 16 Monrovia. Charles Cary Jr 25 and Anne Pool 18 both of Allentown PA. Deeds show Roy F. Glass and wife to Harv E. Michael and wife 18 dollars. John W. Bell and wife to Clint F. Bell and wife 10 dollars. William R. Schildknecht to Ned S. Zeller and wife 5 10 dollars. Zeller and wife in Foster Wereniettz and 310 city. David F. Bittle to Margie C. Summers county. Florence Thomas to Riley C. Page and wife 10 dollars county.

James W. Beaver Jr Union Bridge Martha L. Brashear Monrovia Charles Cary Jr Anne Pool Allentown Roy F. Glass Harv E. Michael John W. Bell Clint F. Bell William R. Schildknecht Ned S. Zeller

Groundhog hunter shoots self during party at church

At the Doubs Aieth Church a May 7 meeting of The Woman Society for Christian Service turned somber when an engineer from Fort stepped in Mrs. Gordon's host group. Kenneth White, 31, shot himself in the calf with a 22 rifle during the groundhog hunt and was later discharged after treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The session adjourned and officers report for June as the parish plans its annual supper in July.

Doves W.S.C Christain Settice Doubs Aieth Priory Mec Fort Jane Hoff- Detrick Rian Dundas Frederick Memorial Hospital Ier Gordon Kenneth Wil Kiam White Robert Richardson Bosers Mill Road Maryland 144 Newed Leonard F. Grena J. K. Zephir White

The News by the News Pig and Mfg Co

Industrial notices from Frederick dated May 9 outline printed matter and public notices. The page lists a series of Society items and local announcements, indicating a mid-19th century town newspaper format with occasional advertisements and classifieds.

Frederick MFG Suresu Creations

Graduate Blues Warn of Job Prospects for 40000 Grads

The Department of Labor predicts a recession and tougher times for graduates from 40,000 colleges and universities. Well trained students will find demand in teaching science engineering medical tech and sales, while those lower on the academic ladder face double effort and fewer options. Take a long range view and enter the career field you want even if it means starting in a lower paying job.

June Department of Labor Plannes Sci Sts Tne Deparimienl

Residents Seek Safety Over Beer Warehouse on Montclaire Avenue

Thomas H Thayer of 814 Montclaire Avenue Frederick writes to applaud the mayor and Aldermen for considering the permit at 703 Montclaire Avenue. He cites a narrow street with obstructed views, dangerous truck traffic, no sidewalks, and risks to students and children. He urges a safer site and emphasizes property values and local voice.

Montclaire’ Avenue Frederick Montclaire Avenue West Tih Tontclaire Moniclaire Tth Street North Street Seventh Street North Frederick Elm Street Northwest Thomas H. Thayer

Fifty Years Ago From The News May 9 1908

Fifty years ago this date reports on public school support and parent teacher cooperation at Girls High School, aims to form a patrons association, a six o clock market trial, Frederick College En Avant Society debate on women voting, judges ruling for the negative, and a body identified as John Fogle found along the Monocacy near Walkersville.

Parexts Buichers EN Avant Literary Society Frederick College L. E B. Eicheltberger D. M Burdette A. G. Zimmerman J. B. Grimes Walkersville John Fogle New Thames

Second Harbor Tunnel Sale Sought for Wisere Tract

The State Roads Commission seeks to acquire a seventeen acre parcel on federal land in Baltimore as part of the General Services Administration sale. Efforts focus on establishing a second Eypemere harbor tunnel project in the harbor area.

Baltimore General Services Administration Commission Eypemere Harbor

Youth need a challenge and Keedysville mayor praised

Youth need a challenge is voiced by a well known contributor linking it to juvenile delinquency and the meaning of life being spiritual, not material. Charles Taylor is reelected mayor of Keedysville for a 25th term since 1934 with Taylor Park as recreation area. Drivers of Superior Dairy honored for 124 years combined driving and 1 million miles accident free, while Chief Charles Main and Chief Robert Murray are noted for public service. Mothers Day message honors mothers, Madonna symbol, and reflection on maternal devotion.

Charles Taylor Keedysville Charles Charley Reedysville Charley Taylor Taylor Park Frederick Chamber of Commerce Superior Dairy, Inc Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company Charles E Stone Charles V. Main Chatterbox Club Washington Robert W. Murray Washington Metropolitan U. S. Senate House Mar

Armed Forces Day planned at Fort Detrick in May

Fort Detrick outlines plans for a gala Armed Forces Day observance on May 17 with a 3 p.m. "pop and bang" show. Col Donald G. Grothaus invites Frederick County residents to attend starting May 1 for exhibits, displays, and cooperation from Frederick News-Post WEMD radio, Chamber of Commerce, and local units. Also notes interchurch bowling election, Good Conduct medals, spring formal dance tickets selling out, and Officers Ladies Club activities.

Fort Detrick Donald G. Grothaus Frederick County Grovnaus Russell Vegnet F. F. Claflin Frederick News-Post WEMD Chamber of Commerce Reserve National Guard Tegznei John A. Derr Fort Derrick Iers H- T. Baier C. E. Cottrell W_ D_ Tigertt L. W. Telle E. D. Harrod J. A! Kime

Rites for Dixon and Noted Clergy Headline Local Funerals

Funeral services were held for Elmer Eugene Dixon at 2 PM Thursday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. W Merval Weaver officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Brandi and Roy Crum. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Also honored are Rt Rev Charles S Reifsnider, native of Frederick and former bishop of Japan, whose funeral was held at Olver Cemetery with Rev Maurice Ashbury presiding. George David Stull of 126 West Church Street died Monday. memorials were conducted by the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. World War II veteran Stull received memorial services by the Washington, and Lee Chapter 5 of Disabled American Veterans. Interment at Mount Olver cemetery. C E Cline and Son directed services.

Elmer Eugene Dixon Wayside Apartments East Patrick Street 1Church Street W. Merval Weaver First Presbyterian Church Harry Brandi Roy &. Crum Harry S. Hamilton Monroe. S. Staley William G. Roessler Ernest W. Reeder Charles S. Reifsnider Frederick Protestant Episcopal Church Japan Olver Cemetery Norman 3. Binsted Reifsnider Maurice Ashbury At] Saints California George David Stull West Church Street Pela Rom Paul L. Althouse Evangelical’ Reformed United Church of Christ Washington, and Lee Gardner Quill Jesse Ramsburg En Rosensteel James Rinehart Rodney L. Shankle Arthur G. Kester Charles F. Leitie Pic Charles R. Boone Louis F. Fagan Jr D. John Markey A. B. Collinas Alan? Shaff Walter Duvall Jamesm. Cronenburg Robert F. Barenting Edwins Jr Edward A. Crowther American Legion Mount Olver C. E. Cline and Son

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital May 3

Mr and Mrs Thomas Kline welcomed a first child a daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital on May 3. The Klines reside at Watkins Acres and the baby is named Katrina Brice. Mrs Kline is Patricia Brice daughter of Dr and Mrs A Talbot Brice of Jefferson. Mr Kline is son of Mr and Mrs Richard F Kline of Prospect Hill. Also Mr and Mrs Donald Webb Route 2 welcomed a daughter Anita Carol on Monday. Mrs Webb is Betsy Sherman of Frederick.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Thomas Kline Watkins Acres Katrina Brice Kline Patricia Brice A. Talbott. Brice Jefferson Richard F. Kline Prospect Hill Donald Webb Ciid Anita Carol Webb Betsy Sherman Frederick

Deaths in Adams County area report two local passings

Eyler William Calvin 82 of Littlestown Route 2 died Thursday at Annie Warner Memorial Hospital Gettysburg after a long illness. Survived by wife Mary Hardagen and a large family including son John W and four daughters. Lamore Lindsay Bertie 61 of Westminster RFD 5 died Wednesday at University Hospital Baltimore after extended illness. Survived by three sisters and many nieces and nephews. Services Sunday in Emmitsburg and Wakefield burial.

Deen Calvin Eyier Littlestown Annie Warner Memorial Hospital Gettysburg Linlestown Thallimie Adams County Frederick County William and Margaret Eyler Mary Hardagen John W Walter Ohler Baltimore Burton Witherow Elis Kepner Emmitsburg Merving Litlestown Joseph Eyter Frederick Epheriam ‘Eyter Hagerstown George Ruffle Thurmont Nellie Koontz Harry Harbaugh Highfield Allison Glenn Flinchbaugh Evergreen ‘Cemetery Bertie Lamore Lindsay RFD Westminster University Hospital Carroll County Joseph and Clara Baile Lindsar Leslie Lambert Sr Milton Devilbiss Near New Wind B.S. Beck Sr Pipe Creek New Windsor D. D. Hartzier Sam Charles Minsch Methodist Church Cemetery Wakefield

Sick list and cabinet move mark regional news

Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital are Mrs. Clarence F Miller of 365 West Patrick Street returning home after weeks of treatment Kathy Fave daughter of Mrs Pauline F South Jefferson Street minor surgery on Mer Gwin Wilt son of Mrs Vivian Wilt hospitalized for observation and treatment Mrs A J Sadie Sidels 232 Dili Avenue recovering at home Mrs Edgar C Viri patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital Walkersy entered for treatment Wilda Edwards Route 2 Union Bridge tonsillectomy Nanci Ann Ramsburg Route 203 Maple Avenue City Ramsburgs also listed Five-year-old Ramsburg daughter among the patients in the hospital cabinet change in Rabat Morocco prompts King Mohammed V to ask Ahmed Balafre to form a new government cabinet.

Francis Scott Key Hotel Vacca Corps of Engineers Fort Detrick Mary Motherway Office of Information and Public Affairs Atlanta Orleans George Lang Newieuceland Lang Charlese Miller Laurel Canoa Edward Weneck Waller Reed Hospital D. G. Grothaus Armed Forces Chemical Association Atlantic City Gerald Beveridge J. J. Stubbs Detrick Whethey Brenda Humphrey A. D. Humphrey Clarence F. Miller West Patrick Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Kathy Fave Pauline F South Jefferson Street Mer Gwin B. Wilt Vivian Wilt Adam A. J.sadie- Sidels Dili Avenue Erick Memorial Hospital Edgar C. Viri Ial Wr .Walkersy Teesd Wilda Edwards Air Norman Edwards Fred‘erick Memorial Hospital Edwards Union Bridge Nanci Ann X Ramsburg

D A V Auxiliary Holds Meeting at Washington and Lee

Washington and Lee Post No 5 Disabled American Veterans met at the American Legion Home Tuesday at 730 pm with Commander Mrs Mildred Smith Fisher presiding. Reports covered a successful rummage sale and an executive committee meeting held April 13. The VA Center at Martins was cited for hospital work and a June 3 meeting planned.

Washington and Lee Post Disabled American Veteransry American Legion Home Mildred Smith Fisher Virginia Anders Charlotte Main Ore Miss Anna Main Mar Wandler Vlafrepresence Vaenter Martins D.A Auxi VA Center Ednzd Yelter Tollowre Yelion Helen Musso Wastier Ethel Morningsitar Irene Lantz Anders Fisher Sue Ramsburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cancer Fund Colunies of the News Colx- TY Baker Park Bier Tredens Ghenty AEL Saints Church Fra Frederick Frederick County Bar Association L. Stoner Abby Abigail van Buren Billy Graham Billy Coren Mrs. S Department of Public Health McNaught Eradicate, Inc Court News Graduate Blues the News Gia Adares Madonna God Interchurch Bowling League Walker Zimmerman U.S. Army Robert E. Hodder Richard A. Pampatin James J. Gainor Ralph Einmcoln Richard Hornick Marlowe Cline Harold T. Baier Walter T. Kelson M ™Man R. F. Franz Renneth Bechiold Edwin Overholt Dudley Glick Russell M. Tegnell James Kime H. D. Matthener B. J. Roseto Arnold G. Wedum Wedum Albert E. Haxward Absc James F. Erspamer Hurjey Stephen Sehlager Stamford Conn Jam D England Siderson A. Eckhard Lewistown Isin Armored Cavalry Regiment Bad Hersfel Germany Her Pacific Carol J. Herter Charles W. Kolak Richard A. Pamplin Hodder Boston Edison Co 3. V. Vacca Armed Forces Civitan Club Myers C. O. Fuss.and Son Taneytown Stanley B. Jennings Pleasant Valley Cemetery Paul C. Leister Jacob Frock Martin F. Myers Benjamin Keefer Edward M. Wantz Harry Warehime Walter Moe Frank Heeter Joan Garst Rabat Morocco Mohamed V Ahmed Balafre Istiqlal D. A.V. Auxiliary Margaret Lewis Lantz Teamster Union Local 453
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