Deaths of Mrs Nannie C Talley and others in Frederick area
Notices of multiple deaths in Frederick County and surrounding towns. Mrs Nannie C Talley 78 of 243 West Patrick Street died at Crutchley Nursing Home after four weeks illness. Funeral at East Patrick Street funeral home Monday at two. Interment Mount Olivet. Also listed are Florence L Hilton 86 Buckeystown, Anna Stull McCurdy Wheeling native, Florence Powers 83 Baltimore resident at L O C F Home, Ralph J Arnold Westminster widow of Ralph J Arnold, and related survivors with service details and burial plans. The column notes church affiliations and local funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie C. Talley
Nannie
Catherine Talley
West Patrick Street
Charles W Tallies
Crutchles
Alrs Talley
Frederick Counts
Milton
Catherine Clem Crutch- Jey
Saints Episcopal Church
Rebekah
American Legion
Charles W Talley
Washington
Marien
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C E, Choe and Son
Florence A. Hilton
Florence L. Hilton
James R. Hilton
Buckeystown
Isames B. Simmers
Port Deposit
Grafton
Lenora Beycraft
Montgomery Cauncil
Montgomery Chapel
Methodist “Church
Og Doughiin
Norman C. Hilton
Jesse Becraft
Airy
Tyson Funeral Home
Leon Cage
Anna Stull McCurdy
Germantown
Wheeling
W. Va
Frederick County
Tollcrest
Lewistown
William C. McCurdy
Edward Christmas
Laurel
David McCurdy
Florida
Philip McCurdy
Kensington
Florence &. Powers
Florence Enigma Powers
James Powers
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
New York
East Church Street
C.F
London Park Cemetery
Etchison and Son
Ralph J. Arnold
Glenn Lee Arnold
RFD
Westminster
University Hospital
Carroll County
Earl U
Susan Strine Green
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Ralph Lee
Stanley Wayne Arnold
Charles Arnold
Earl L. Green Jr
Hangerstown
Charles E
Richard ‘W Green
Charles Crabbs
New Windsor
Harold Bomberger
Supreme Court Rules Segregation In Public Schools Unconstitutional
The high court declares that racial separation in public education violates the Fourteenth Amendment and calls for careful planning to implement integration. Justices warn the nation cannot return to previous segregation and urge states to work toward minimal disruption while hearings proceed. A second item notes a piano recital in Walkersville with multiple student performers and post-event refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
United States Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Canfornia
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
Stanley F. Reed
Kentucky
Tom ©. Clark
Texse Hai Ding
South Carolina
Virginia
Delaware
Kansas
District of Columbia
South
Fifty Years Ago Vems From The News May 21 144
Fifty years ago prices show butter at 25 cents per pound and eggs at 15 cents a dozen while chickens were scarce. The Boy's Temperance Association meeting featured Ralph Baum Gardner, a solo by Lavier Michael, and a mandolin selection. Howard V Dutrow, son of Clinton J Dutrow, graduates from University of Maryland School of Medicine in 1904. Delegates to Democratic conventions were chosen at the county meeting led by James P Biser. Baltimore County jail inspection praised cleanliness but condemned sanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy's Temperance Association
Ralph Baum
Gardner
Lavier ‘Michael
Paul Holdcraft
Rogumore
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Howard V. Dutrow
Clinton J. Dutrow
James P. Biser
Bal Timore
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News include a large bank barn destroyed by lightning at WL Nester property east of Emmitsburg. Frederick High School elected James Schwartz editor in chief of the Frederick High Flier and Virginia Brightwen business manager for the next school year. Mr Charles McC Mathias at Court Square confined by grippe but improved. Rev George E Barnes of Philadelphia spoke on preaching in time of depression before the Frederick County Ministerial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Nester
George E. Barnes
Philadelphia
Frederck County
Carrall Everhart Dies Rites Monday
Carrall Everhart dies after a heart attack at home on East Patrick Street. He lived with wife Mildred Turney Everhart, leaves daughter Mrs Eugene L. Stup, son Fred F. Everhart, and two grandchildren. Funeral at 10:30 Monday at 106 East Church Street funeral home, interment Lake View Cemetery, Hamilton, Va. He served in WWII and belonged to American Legion, Loyal Order of Moose, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and Loyal Order of Moose No. 371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Carroll Saffel Everhart
CS. Tregoning
Serg
Denver
Everhart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank
Lola B. Crim Everhart
Camp Detrick
Serseoo
Othe Nays
American Legion
Amvers
V.fl W
Loyal Order of the Moose
Mildred Louise Turney Everhart
Eugene L. Stup
Shookstown
Fred F. Everhart
East Church Street
Lake View Cemetery
Hamilton
Loudoun County
R Etchison and Son
Da Vinci Reproductions On Display At Hood College
An UNESCO exhibition of 150 Leonardo da Vinci drawings is on display in the Joseph Henry Apple Library at Hood College through May 26. The prints, drawn from Venturi’s original selection for the Vinciana commission and Windsor Castle holdings, cover Adoration of the Magi to Last Supper and Viva anatomy studies, arranged by group for circulation via the American Federation of Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
Leonardo da Vinci
Unesco
Adolfo Venturi
Leonardo
Commissione Vinciana
Royal Library
Windsor Castle
American Federation of Arts
St. Anne
Engagements and Trial Postponement Report
Mr and Mrs John E Gaver Middlepoint announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Eva to Maurice Harold Harshman son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Harshman also of Middlepoint Both are Middletown High School graduates class of 53 and 52 No wedding date set Mrs Jesse E B Stoner Westminster announce the engagement of their daughter Lucy Jane to Mitchell Nasser son of Mrs George Nasser Huntington W Va Nodale set for the wedding Miss Stoner Western Maryland College alumna worked at Potomac Edison 1847 1919 and with amateur theatres She is with General Electric in Louisville Ky The groom elect is a Purdate University graduate and GE engineer in Louisville Trial postponement Baltimore Federal Court date for Sam Beard gambling case rescheduled from June to Sept 27 due to caseload and new judge assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akagement
John E. Gaver
Middlepoint
Joyce Eva
Maurice Harold Harshman
Marshall
Harshman
Middletown’ S High School
Gaver
Jesse EB. Stoner
Westminster
Lucy
Jane
Mitchell Nasser
George Nasser
Huntington
W.va
Nodale
Miss Stoner
Western Maryland College
Home Service Department
Thhe Potomac Edison Company
Jrom
General Electric Company
Louisville
Kysor
Purdave University
General Electric At
Baltimore
Sam Beard
Washington
William C. Coleman
Death notice for Pipe Creek Cemetery interment
Obituary fragment notes will officiate and interment to occur at Pipe Creek Cemetery with D TD Hartzler and Sons Funeral Directors handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipe Creek
TD Hartzler and Sons
Invitations for cocktail party at Francis Scott Key Hotel
Invitations were issued by Mr and Mrs Sam W Maples Jr and Mr and Mrs Daight Collinus for a cocktail party next Saturday evening May 29 from five to seven in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Beta Sigma Phi to honor the First Lady next Thursday at All Saints Parish Hall with a secret name reveal, a history by Mrs Thomas Holland, and a duet by Earl Duncan and Suzanne Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Maples, Jr
Daight Collinus
Francis Seale Key Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi
All Saints
Alpha Theta
Dorothy Morgan
Thomas ‘Holland
Earl Duncan
Siss Suzanne Webster
Jack Smyth
Syron White
Be Fibre Company
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Francis Scott Key
Dave Hagan
Ken Yost
Jann F. Simvens
Messrs
William B. Lebherz
Benjamin L. Shuff
James A. Wright
Sanford, Flentant
Damages Awarded In Frederick Court Case
Dr. Joseph Marmor of Frederick was awarded 472.15 by a circuit court jury in a no crash suit on U.S. 30 west of New Market last December 5. Arthur B. Coberly of Baltimore faced $1,435 in damages. Coberly’s suit sought verdict against the Fred erick druggist. The second suit, over Middletown Burkettsville road, ended with defendants favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marmor
Frederick
Jade Patrick M. Schnauffer
Marmor
U.S. 30
New Market
Arthur B. Coberly
Baltimore
Coberly
T West Claggett
Clifton Wirts
Dr. Marmor
Fr. Nindik
Carl W. Anzleberger
Phillp H. Beard
James T. Henderson, Jr
Helen M. Mumma
Ivan M. Brown
Russell &. Cestie
E. Owen Dorsey
Martin
Sehnauffer
Frederick Produce Co
William Tieman
Reading
Burkittsville
Tieman
Middletown- Burkettsville
Alan €. Stull
Walkersville
Stull
Charles Mct. Mathias, Jr
Frederick Produce
Claggett
Ills of Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Nan L Wiener of North Market street was moved Monday to the home of Mr and Mrs Al Bennett. Mrs Wada R Ruscard at the hospital and Mr John M Grove improving after surgery. Mrs Steiner Ramsburg moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Master Mark Hopkins, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hopkins, had tonsil adenoids removed and plans to return to Lewistown school soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan L. Wiener
North Market Street
Frederick Aemorial Hospital
al ¥. Bennett
Tisuyvak
M. R. Etchison and Son
Wada R. Ruscard
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John M. Grove
Dill Avenue
Steiner Ramsburg
Mae Barker
Walkersville
G. C. Barton
Richard Hopkins
Mountaindale
Mark Hopkins
Lewistown
W. C. Starey
John Freeze
South Market Street
Cabl
Police in Greenlease Case Sentenced for Perjury
In Kansas City and St. Louis, two police officers linked to the Greenlease kidnapping case were sentenced to prison for lying to federal investigators about the $600,000 ransom. Veteran officer Shoulders received three years, rookie Dolan two, with District Judge Ridge noting Shoulders’ leadership role in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bobby Greenlease
Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Albert A. Ridge
Dolan
Market Prices and Local Social Highlights Mixed in Page
The column lists wheat corn barley prices and a strange line noting a fox-sized animal, a president who opened a program, and Mrs Kefauver presenting a house chair to Mrs Thomas from club members for the terrace.
Past Cases Parallel Army McCarthy Row Issues
Geneva talks stall as Western delegates face Soviet intransigence and British diplomacy. Churchill's stance, fear of miscalculation, and Panmunjom style delays shape Indochina armistice talks, with staff talks in Washington and Paris signaling cautious unity amid tensions. Duke Class of 1929 silver anniversary noted at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army-McCarthy
David Lawrence
Geneva
Indochina
Churchill
Britain
Walter Bedell Smith
Molotnev
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Korea
L Ower
Paris
Washington
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ine
Mary Nicodemus
Robert Nicodemus, Jr
Walkersville Methodist Church
Jo-Ann Martin
Patsy Biddinger
James Derry
Deki Drenning
Elizabeth Hooper
Ann Stoner
Howard Trout
Josie Harvey
Tanna Best
Gloria Soper
Margaret Hoke
Donna, Buckey
Patricia Simmons
Cecelia Hartsough
Jean
Wayne Swom Jey
Melvin Mills
Mary Louise Burkier
Lois Hormne
Miriam
Marion Hawkins
Loretta
Nancy Helwig
Dickie
Ronnie Smith
Rosa May Moberly
Artamicha Hawkins
the News
Carrall
da Vinci
Hood
Frank Keefer
Edward H. Etchison
Horace Z. Kline
Charles &. V. Lanner
Robert Pilcram
Hood Club
Sanner
Naomi Rabb Winston
Second Street
Elsie White “Haines
Mont
Omery County Hstorical Society
Glenview
Rockville
Winston
Mattes
Miss Clements
Ruth Clements
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elm Street School
Harry F. Baughman
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
A. Austin Pearre
Nurs Hing
Pearre
Edward A. Godsey
Godsey
Mary Fogle
Raymond Shank
North College Parkway
Romney
Petersburg
Guy H Droneburg
Braddock Heights
University of Georgia
Athens
Walton Arthur Smith
Smith
Angell Veterinaran Clinic
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
George Franklin Harne
Mt. Airy
Ab Pratcck Memorial Hospital
George Franklin, Jr
Harne
Betty Fuss
Damascus
Robert L. Smyth
Florence Schroeder
West Second Street
Natural Bridge
Charlottesville
G. Ellis Williams
Albert Schroeder
West Third Street
Betey McCain
W. L Maury
Thomas Smyth Score
American Association of University Women
William Thomas
Tasker
Chance Garden Club
Jug Bridge
Theron Green
Charles Smelser
Libertytown
Melvin L. Wilkins
Myerstown
Whitmeyer Laboratories, Inc
Wilkins
Coop., Inc
East South Stree
Austin Michael
Trail Avenue
Pusey
Blakesleear
John B Bateman
Rocky Springs
Diane Pusey
West Grove
Earle B. Blakes
Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Peter Pan Inn
C. W. Gregors
Lucille Mullican
Gray
Hall
Cabell
Hastorian
Ottae
Patriotic Services
Moale
Fitzhugh
Zonta Club
Cosmos Club
Ken Hersperger
Mary Rhoads
Omea Pratt
Catherine Johnson
Estelle Fellows
Zonta
Mass Agnes Webb
International Service Women's Clubs
Massachusetts Avenue
Bethesda
Randolph Macon
Bertha Loomis
Sally Wills Holland
Nancy Guest
Brookley
N. Y
Jean Ridgeway
Coraopolis
Hand College
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Antony Raubitschek
Princeton
Chee Pole
Ermenides
Sweetbriar College
University of Virginia
Monticello
A. Aust
UN Pearre
P. S. Lansdale
H. V Chase
J. E. Stoner
E. A. Dettbarn
Il. R. Schoolman
Marvin Comer
Nurses
Hypatia Selby
Delores Gaver
Allen
Konill
Market Space
Lisa Ann
Kaill
Betty Oden
Edward P. Oden
Doris Jean Lee
William F. Lee
Urbana
A.A.U.W
High Knob
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Robert. Tyson
Charles Stup
Ailen G. Quynn
L.S.N
Quynn
Rockwell Terrace
Charles A. Dunn
Brooklyn Heights
Admiral Dunn
Pacific
Annie Burcier
Pfeis
D.A.R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert Pfeti
Middletown
Caroline Winehrener
W. A. R. Bell
Walter Feaga
J. P Friser
Charles L. MuHen
Sophia Reich
Alice Thomas
Soroptimists Club
U.S. 40 West
Maude Kefauver
Greenlease
Nea San
Southeast Asia
Eden
France
America
Dulles
Peiping
United States
Free World
Durham
W. C
Duke University
Arthur F. Watson
Imd
Duke
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