Major Bowling Alley Planned In Monocacy Village Center
A new community service center in Monocacy Village will feature a bowling alley with an estimated cost of 300 000 dollars as the starter project. The Frederick Business Properties Company leads the venture with James H. Grove as president and a 300 000 dollar capital fund. Russell Eyler will lease and equip the 20 lane duck pin alley, while other shops and services populate the center along East Ninth Street.
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Monocacy Village
Frederick Business Properties Company
Grove
James H. Grove
Louis Schockman
Lemuel D. Keller
Guy E. Kelly
East Ninth
East Streets
East Ninth Street
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Hamilton Homes
East Street
Kelly
Russell Eyler
Walkersville
Eyler
Graceham Moravian welcomes Morgenstern as pastor
Frederick Morgenstern, Mora vian Theological Seminary senior, will become Graceham Moravian Church pastor Bethlehem Pa. He will be installed August 13 with Rev Dr Stocker presiding. Morgenstern, son of Harvey and Clara Morgenstern, served in the Marines and studied at Moravian College and Seminary, married Lois Bachman with two young children, and earned a private pilot license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Morgenstern
Moravian Theological Seminary
Bethlehem
Graceham
BR. Hoesman
Morgenstern
Moravian Church
First Moravian Church
Easton
F. P. Stocker
Harvey and
Clara Lambert Morgenstern
Phillipsburg
U. S Marine Corps
Moravian College
Archaeology Club
Pi Mu
Lois Bachman
Denise Ann
Frederick Lambert Morgenstern
Yenathon
Well-Traveled Motorist Fined
Edward Peterson of Reiief North Carolina faced Magistrate Byron W. Thompson after his Ford stalled near New Market on U S 40. Convicted of moving an unsafe vehicle and having no registration, he received 30 days in jail in default of a $30 fine. Clifford Reed of Thurmont was found guilty of exceeding 40 mph. his sentence was suspended. Trooper Dick Alderton cited Reed for speeding on alternate 40 near Braddock Mountain.
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New Market
U. S. 40
Edward Peterson
Reiief
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 Forecast From The Associated Press
Temperatures will average near normal with little day to day change. The period includes Tuesday with showers and another wet spell on Thursday or Friday totaling perhaps one third of an inch. Normal highs range from 72 to 80 across the region. Early morning lows sit in the 50s, dipping to 40s in the western Maryland mountains.
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Associated Press
Tmountains
Maryland
Liquor Clerk Case Involving Minors At Staub's Store
In a Magistrate Court session, William Getzendanner faced charges of selling alcohol to minors at Staub's Liquor on Clarke and West Fourth. The case hinges on cash register tapes and testimonies from juveniles linked to a Brewer home party. Remsberg testified he bought liquor at Staub's and identified Getzendanner. Police and store staff provided conflicting accounts, while the State's attorney questioned tape reliability.
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Juage
Byron ‘Snompson
William Getzendanner
Saule
Clarke
West Fourth Streets
Getzendanner
Stanb’s
Brewer
Market Street
Staub's
Joseph Baer
Remsberg
Baer
Charles V. Main
Main
J. Marshall Staub
Norman Dietz
Detective Bureau
City Police
Ellis ¢. Carty
Getzendamner
Staub’s
Helen Engar
Marshall Staub
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Tidal Waves Strike Hawn Church Building
Rev Calvin Blue assistant pastor and listed church officials were photographed after a tidal wave struck the Hawn church building. The lineup includes Leslie F Earley L Homer Miller Thomas A Garner A Atlee Radcliffe Jr Miss Janice Wickless R Ames Hendrickson Guy E Kelley Rev Mr Hall Rev Sir Blue Clyde E Thomas C Gray Photo by Frank J Keefer son Stevens James E Lightner Lester B Feaga Miss Hilda Haller Charles V Main William J E Null Joseph W Urner.
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Calvin Blue
Leslie F. Earley
L Homer Miller
Thomas A. Gar
Frank J. Keeferson Stevens
James E. Lightner
Lester B. Feaga
Hilda Haller
Charles V. Main
Wiliam J. E. Null
Joseph W. Urner
Mr. Hall
Calvin H. iBlue
Guy E. ‘Kelly
Clyde E. Thomas
R. Ames Hendrickson
C. Grayson Stevens
Janice Wickless
Preston Best
Massive Pacific Tides Kill Nine in Hawaii Damages Widespread
A Chilean earthquake spawned awesome tidal waves that killed nine people in Hawaii and caused extensive damage across Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and the island of Hawaii. Hilo suffered the worst losses with many injured and buildings swept inland by waves reaching six feet. Evacuations and warnings limited casualties.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
U.S
Hilo
Hawaii
Waikiki
Pajamas A Sd
Waikiki Beach
William F. Quinn
Civil Defense Headquarters
Hile
Engledow
Engiedow
Civil Defense
Oahu
Kauai
Maui
Waikea
Royal Hawaiian
Maui Island
Kahalui
Wailuku
Hana
Tidal waves follow Chile quakes leaving hundreds dead or missing
In Chile a second day of strong earthquakes spawned 24 foot tidal waves that devastated nine provinces. At least 180 are missing, with 220 dead from quakes and 1,500 injured. aid flows from Latin America and U.S. bases in Panama.
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Santiago
Chile
Panama
Ancud
Interior Ministry
Lebu
Arauco
U.S. Coast Guard
California
Coast Guard
Oregon
Washington
Concepcion
Xuble
Biobio
Malleco
Cautin
Valdivia
Lianquiche
Chiloe
Argentina
Andes
Atlantic
Esquael
Chubut
Buenos Aires
Coast and Geodetic Survey
U.S
Walter Howe
United States
Tide Crest Hits California Coast After Chilean Quake
A first tidal swell from Chilean earthquakes reached California, lifting tide levels slightly then plunging to below normal and snapping mooring lines. In Los Angeles a small craft drifted as a four to five foot wave struck Shelter Island with no damage reported. The Coast Guard noted such unusual tides can precede another wave.
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Los Angeles
ASP
Chile
Coast Guard
San Diego
Shelter Island
Calvary Methodist breaks ground for 200000 building
Ground breaking at Calvary Methodist Church for a 200000 educational facility on the northeast corner of Second and Bentz streets. Rev. E William Hall led the service and shovel ceremony with church leaders and builds the six classroom project planned to add 21000 square feet of space and 21,000 square feet of floorspace.
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E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
New
Hall
Second
Bentz
Norman
Earley
Nehemiah
Church
Imade
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick County Roads Get Fresh Surface Next Week
Resurfacing of state roads in Frederick County began last week with two sections on Route 7a completed and part of Route 35 finished. Weather could delay remaining work, while Route 355 from the Montgomery County line to Urbana is done. The project is handled by Montgomery Construction Co. of Baltimore under Richard Firline Inc. subcontracting.
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Frederick County
Ray T. Hartman
State Roads Com
New Market
New London
Fountain Mills
Price's Distillery
Montgomery County Line
Urbana
Frederick Junction
Hartman
U. S. 15
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
Montgomery Construction Company
Baltimore
Richard Firline Inc
Montgomery
Market Sluggish New York Stocks Mixed Early Afternoon
A handful of issues posted solid gains while the market was generally mixed and sluggish. Most key stocks moved fractions to about one point, with several science stocks rising 1 to 8 points among small gains and losses.
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New York
They Always Get Their Way
A Corpus Christi report says police refused to arrest a sober man found drunk in his own home after a wife carried him to the street and demanded action. Officers explained intoxication at home is not an arrestable offense, but the man was later booked at the city jail.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Jail
Cuban Forces Reported Gathering Near Guantanamo Base
The Ledger Star reports Atlantic Fleet Headquarters was warned Cuban forces were gathering near Guantanamo Bay awaiting a march on the U S naval base. The alert notes concern over possible aggression and readiness to respond by U S forces.
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Norfolk
the Ledger-Star
Atlantic Fleet
Naval Base
Guantanamo
Weekend Storm Draped County With More Than An Inch Of Rain
Severe thunderstorms dumped over an inch of rain in parts of the county while others received about half that amount. A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co spokesman said lightning disrupted about 50 lines affecting 250 phones but repairs were completed today. Potomac Edison reported no lasting damage from the storm though Saturday night winds broke limbs and damaged fuses. Rain totals varied by location with Lewistown at 1.42 inches and Gambrill State Park totaling 1.16 inches for the weekend. Frederick appeared spared the worst. furthest rainfall occurred in the eastern county. Drying skies returned as sun broke through, with more thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tomorrow and warmer temperatures forecast after Sundays 66 degrees at the airport station.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Potomac Edison
Mbs
Weather Bureau
Lewistown
Gambrill State Park
Frederick
Fire devastates New Brick and Tile Co. in Easton
Fire destroyed the main building of the New Brick and Tile Co. in Easton, causing an estimated $60,000 to $76,000 in damages. Owner Thomas Shockley said the blaze, reported at 12:50 a.m., may have been sparked by lightning, with a nearby utility pole showing bolt damage. Firefighters battled the three hour blaze as the facility housed mixing and molding equipment.
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Easton, Md
New Brick and Tile Co
Thomas Shockley
Easton
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Calvary Methodist
U. S
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