$300000 Bowling Alley Planned For City Development
The Frederick area plans a new Monocacy Village shopping center featuring a $300000 bowling alley. The venture, led by Frederick Business Properties Company, totals about $750000 and includes a 20 lane duck pin facility with a brick one story building and air conditioning. Russell Kyler will lease and equip the alley, investing about $190000, while Eyler will operate other local alleys.
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Louis Schoolman
Lemuel D. Keller
Guy E. Kelly
East Ninth
East Streets
East Ninth Street
Ami
Frederick Business Properties Company
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Hamilton Homes
East Street
Moanocacy Village
Monocacy Village
Kelly
Russell Kyler
Walkersville
Eyler
Moravian Seminary graduate to lead Graceham church
Graceham Moravian congregation accepts Graceham native Frederick Morgenstern as pastor. He will be installed after Moravian Theological Seminary graduation on May 29 and ordained as deacon in Easton. The service includes his introductory sermon and participation in the Lord's Supper August observance. Morgenstern, son of Harvey and Clara Morgenstern, previously served as student pastor in Wind Gap and holds a pilot license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Morgenstern
Moravian Theological Seminary
Beth-lechem
Graceham
R. Hoesman
Morgenstern
Moravian Church
First Moravian Church
Easton
F. P. Stocker
Bethlehem
Harvey
Clara Lancbert Morgenstern
Phillipsburg
Philipsburg
U. S. Marine Corps
Moravian College
Beth- Jehem
Archaeology Club
Pi Mu
Lois Bachman
Denise Ann
Frederick Lambert Morgenstern
Well-Traveled Motorist Fined
Edward Peterson of Relief North Carolina was convicted on two charges after his Ford stalled near New Market on U S 40. He lacked registration and faced a 50 dollar fine and three days in jail after magistrate Byron W Thompson found him guilty of unsafe vehicle movement and failure to register. Clifford Reed of Thurmont was fined for speeding 40 miles per hour over the limit while his attorney argued lack of driver awareness. Trooper Dick Alderton cited Reed’s truck on alternate 40 near Braddock Mountain.
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New Market
U. S. 40
Edward Peterson
Relief
N. C
Peterson
Joe Gallen
North Carolinian
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Byron W. Thompson
U. S. Army
Clifford Reed
Thurmont
Reed
Alton Y. Bennett
Dick Alderton
Braddock Mountain
Five Day Outlook From The Associated Press Temperatures Near Normal
The five day forecast shows temperatures averaging near normal with little daily change. Expect Tuesday to bring showers and another wet spell Thursday or Friday with total precipitation around one third of an inch. Normal highs run 72 to 80 degrees, with early morning lows in the 30s and 40s in Western Maryland mountains.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Liquor to Minors Case Heard in Magistrate Court
Judge Byron Thompson kept his decision open on selling alcohol to minors after a probe of cash registers in the case against William Getzendanner, a Staub’s employee. The hearing detailed testimony from juveniles, police, and store staff about the March 5 sale and related underage purchases at Staub's on Market Street.
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Byron ‘Thompson
William Getzendanner
Oc Sarde
West Fourth Streets
Getzendanner
Maryland Reformatory
Charles Brewer
Staub’s
Brewer
Robert Remsberg
Brewer Home
Market Street
Sammel W. Barrick
Joseph Baer
Remsberg
Baer
Charles V. Main
Chief Main
J. Marshall Staub
Geizendanner
Norman Dietz
Detective Bureau
The
City Police
Ellis G. Carty
Helen Engar
Charles E. Troup
AT. Evans
Evans
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Tidal Waves Struck Hawaii In Deadly Pacific Surge
The Hawaiian Islands faced nine deaths and extensive damage as tsunamis generated by Chilean earthquakes hit Hawaii and other Pacific locations. Hilo suffered the worst impact with waves up to six feet, prompting mass evacuations and state of emergency actions.
Tidal Wave and New Quake Hit Chile
A sequence of powerful quakes followed by a 24 foot tidal wave left at least 350 dead or missing across nine Chilean provinces. Aid from Latin American neighbors and U S bases in Panama arrived as officials warned the toll would rise.
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Santiago
Chile
U.S
Panama
Ancud
Interior Ministry
Chiles
Leba
Arauco
Lebu
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Oregon
Washington
Concepcion
Nuble
Biobio
Malleco
Cautin
Valdivia
Lianguihe
Chiloe
Argentina
Andes
Atlantic
Esquael
Chubut
Buenos Aires
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Walter Howe
United States
Malteco
First Tidal Swell Hits California After Chile Quake
A tidal swell from Chilean earthquakes reached California coast causing a low tide that broke mooring lines and adrift boats while yacht pier pilings were damaged. Coast Guard noted tide rose about half a foot then fell below normal. San Diego Shelter Island harbormaster reported a four to five foot wave with no apparent damage.
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Los Angeles
Chile
Coast Guard
San Diego
Shelter Island
Ground Breaking for Calvary Methodist Educational Building
Calvary Methodist Church held a Sunday ground breaking ceremony for a 200000 education building on the northeast corner of Second and Bentz streets. Builder Norman S Earley won the contract with a low bid of 182380 and furnishings will cost 10 to 15 thousand dollars.
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Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Hall
Second
Bentz
Norman S. Earley
Nehemiah
Resurfacing Efforts Continue On Frederick County Roads
State road crews push to finish resurfacing in Frederick County with Route 75 and Route 355 nearing completion while weather delays loom. Two Route 73 sections and three miles New Market to New London plus Fountain Mills to Price's Distillery area finished. Urbana to Frederick Junction on hold. Montgomery Construction of Baltimore handles the work after Richard F. Kline Inc. subcontracted. Remaining tasks include shoulder grading and crack patches as heat arrives. summer work emphasizes mowing along highways.
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Frederick County
Ray T. Harusan
State Roads Commission
New Market
New London
Fountain Mills
Price's Distillery
Montgomery County
Urbana
Frederick Junction
Hartman
U.S. 45
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
Montgomery Construction Company
Baltimore
Richard F_. Kline
Market Sluggish New York Stocks Mixed Early Afternoon
A handful of issues made solid gains in a mostly mixed session as the market hovered with many stocks up or down by fractions. A few science stocks rose about 1 to 8 points while most key stocks moved marginally.
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New York
They Always Get Their Way
Corpus Christi report says a drunk husband was not arrestable at home. His wife carried him into the street and dumped him, insisting he be arrested. officers refused, and the man was later booked at the city jail.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
City Jail
Cuban Forces Reported Gathering for March on Guantanamo Base
The Ledger-Star reports Atlantic Fleet Headquarters was warned that Cuban forces were gathered outside the U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay in preparation for a march on the base.
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Norfolk, Va
the Ledger-Star
Atlantic Fleet
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Weekend Storm Dumps Heavy Rain Across County
Severe thunderstorms drenched parts of the county, with some areas receiving over an inch while others logged about half that amount. Telephones in the country area were disrupted by last night’s lightning, but crews expect full service to resume today. No major damage reported to power lines, though Saturday night winds knocked down limbs and damaged fuses. Rain totals varied, with Gambrill State Park and Lewistown reporting the heaviest totals. Officials noted Frederick escaped the brunt of the storm as showers moved east, followed by clearing skies and forecast thundershowers. Temperatures cooled from the weekend highs to 68 at the airport station, with warmer temps expected today. Fire destroys building at New Brick and Tie Co in Easton, estimated damages 20 000 to 70 000 dollars, probable lightning strike. pole nearby damaged. Firefighters battled the blaze for three hours starting 12:50 a.m.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
U.S
Hilo
Hawaii
Hawaii Island
Waikiki
Wiliam F. Quinn
Civil Defense
Reporter Engledow
Engledow
Oahu
Kauai
Maui
Waikea
Waikiki Beach
Royal Hawaiian
Moana Hotel
Halukaua Avenue
Maui Island
Rahaiui
Wailuku
Hana
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison
Weather Bureau
Lewistown
Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Easton
New Brick and Tie Co
Thomas Shockley
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Calvin Bine
Leslie F. Earley
L. Homer Miller
Thomas A. Gar
Frank J. Leeferson Stevens
James E. Lightner
Lester B. Feaga
Hilda Haller
Charles V. Mann
William J. E. Null
Joseph W. Urner
Calvary Methodist
Hyman
Mr. Hall
Calvin H. Blue
Clyde E. Thomas
R. Ames Hendrickson
C. Grayson Stevens
Chirch
Janice Wickless
Ley
Commission On Education
A. A. Radcliffe
Thomas A. Garner
L. Homer Miller Sr
Wiliam J. E. Null
Preston Best
Church
Elmer F. Munshower
U. S
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