The Semi Weekly News May 26 1953
Frederick Maryland edition of The Semi Weekly News announces publication terms rates and submission rules. It outlines Associated Press rights and corrections policy and invites reader notices with real names. The issue is dated Tuesday May 26 1953 and notes printing capabilities and job printing services.
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Gewrer
Associated Press
County Mail
Frederick
Age of Centenarians and Social Balance
Dr. Edward L. Bortz, past AMA president, foresees many citizens reaching age 100 if data on life preservation is used in planning family life. He links centenarian longevity to social balance and justice through mature minds, noting much tragedy stems from antisocial, immature behavior. With longer lives, knowledge and experience foster social progress and greater intelligence across the years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Bortz
American Medical Association
Bortz
CIO Attacks Taft Hartley Amendments in Congress
The CIO challenged proposed Taft Hartley amendments backed by Senator H. Alexander Smith claiming they contradict President Eisenhower's pledges. The plan would grant states jurisdiction over certain labor disputes and representation questions, provoking swift Democratic opposition from Douglas, Murray, and Hill.
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Washington
CIO
Eisenhower
H. Alexander Smith
Senate Labor Committee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Douglas
Iinois
Murray
Montana
Hill
Alabama
Farmers urged to order pesticides early in season
George J. Martin, chairman of the Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee, urges farmers to estimate their pesticide needs now and inform dealers. Retailers hold only limited supplies while wholesalers and manufacturers show sufficient stock. To move stocks to where needed, farmers should specify expected purchases for the season.
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George J. Martin
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Murphs announce engagement of Irene Virginia Murphy and Leonard Senger
Mr and Mrs Ira E Murph of Dickerson Route 1 announce the engagement of their daughter Irene Virginia Murphy to Leonard Cal Senger son of Mr and Mrs Daniel C Senger of Boyds The couple plan a future wedding Irene Murphy a Frederick High School graduate class of 1952 is employed as secretary at Gover Insurance Agency Leonard Senger a Richard Montgomery High School graduate class of 1951 is serving in the armed forces stationed at Fort Devens Massachusetts
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Myr
Ira E. Murph
Dickerson
Irene Virginia
Leonard Calsain Senger
Daniel C. Senger
Boyds
Armed Forces
Fort Devens
Mass
Civil Defense Meeting At New Market in 1950s era
Civil Defense meeting at New Market district hosted by the Grange featured Ernest Hall of the Federal Civil Defense Administration warning that Russia possesses more than 1,000 planes and atomic bombs. Senator Beall read Benson’s letter. attendees included Mrs Beall and local officials as well as a concert by the Brownsville band and demonstrations on Pearl Harbor and the atomic bombing of Japan.
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Ernest Hall
Federal Civil Defense Administration
New Market District
The
Grange
J. Glenn Beall
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Beall
Hall
New Market Group
Russia
Busia
LeRoy Burall
Ira J. Metzker
Monrovia
Franklin Smith
New Market
Bruce Crum
Pomona
Charles McC. Mathias
L. H. Crickenberger
Fines Paid and Appeals Filed in Fishing Case
A corporal and two privates of the U S Government Parks Police paid $10 fines each and appealed convictions for fishing trout out of season. The trio claimed they were not fishing and argued the arrest was improper. Additional fines were levied for possession of more than five trout and other minor traffic violations were noted. Local civic notices include a Mother’s Class meeting recap and plans for the Newark reunion at Hagerstown city park on June 7 with a full day program and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Edward J. Smith
Corp
Nick L. Principe
Hyattsville
Edward C. Mac Anis
Washington
John L. Hoffman
Greenbelt
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Glenn L. Butts
Butts
Corp. Principe
F. E. Himes
Baltimore
Benjamin Phebus Sr
Himes
Jro
Josh W. Rutherford
Frederick
Herman Snowden
W. C. Staley
Ralph Ray Kolb
Nexton H. Moxley
Belair
Nathan Dorsey
Neikirk
Hagerstown City Park
Camp Detrick News and Activities Update
Camp Detrick Public Information Office reports on the Second National Golf Day benefiting the National Golf Fund and U S C, with proceeds split for the fund and the army. Julius Boros defends at Oakmont. a winner earns a medal from Life Magazine and PSA. Also notes Buicks over Fords in a volleyball tourney, tennis squad updates, baseball near Ft Myer, blood donor drive upcoming with Red Cross, military notes including weddings promotions ship visits and personnel moves, local events and social activities at Camp Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Camp
Detrick
Public *Nformation Office
Army Special Services
Life Magazine
National Golf Fund
Julius Boros
Boros
Oakmount Country Club
Pittsburgh
Professional Golfers Association
Sige Boros
Buicks
Fords
Anthony B. Rizzuto
Eugene Wester
Robert B. Gibson
David E. Worley
Richard J. Lee
John K. Hale
George E. Hedstrom
Alfred M. Chodash
Geofrey P. Wells
John E. Maurer
Martin Rachmeier
Ft. Meade
DAR Te Meld May Meeting At Frederick Chapter
Frederick civil society notes describe the DAR May meeting at Prospect Knoll hosted by Mrs. Paul B. Rhoads with Mrs. Ned S. Weiller as program chair and several hostesses. Also reported are hospital auxiliary leadership changes, local births, garden club activities, college orientation roles for Elizabeth Fleet, and community announcements including picnics, tours, christening, and benefit card parties at the Frederick County Historical Society.
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Dar Te
Frederick
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul B. Rhoads
Walter P. Feaga
Prospect Knoll
Ned S. “Weiller
Dean Zeiler
Mary D. Zeiser
John Culler
Alvin Crawford
Malcolm Stickney
Community party chaired by Pfiel and Marken
Mrs. Robert H. Pfiel is general chairman for the affair and Mrs. Victor M. Marken heads the ticket committee. Mr. Charles McC. Matthias Jr. is president of the organization. The party starts at eight. Sgt Harold C. Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Welby Cox, 411 North Maple Avenue, Brunswick, left May 21 for Mather Air Force Base, Calif., after spending two weeks with his parents on return from a year in Korea with the U S Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L Dunn
Patrick Leo
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dunn
Charlotte Dunn
Patrick
Antoine Cheminle
Demerre
Monsieur Riccardo Broulee
Verne Siiss
Detrick
Pittsburch
Charles Wilks
Wilks
Clarence Bosles
Hus Ten
Bigs Avenue
Richard C. French
Philadelphia
Camden
Dorotha V. Dalleash
Amissouri Baptist Hospital
St Lows
Frank Olson
Michael R DeCario
Sidney Leopold
Ben Wilson
la Basil Blankenship
Pick Gant Derrick
Hood Club
Memorial Park
Armory
Jay Chamberlain
Robert H. Pfiel
Victor M. Marken
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Harold C. Cox
Welby Cox
North Maple Avenue
Brunswick
Mather Air Force Base
Calif
Korea
U. S. Air Force
Homemakers Club Sets June Meeting With Covered Dish Plan
Jefferson Homemakers Mrs. Morris Zumbrun will host the club on June 11 with a covered dish supper. May 14 saw 17 Girls 4-H members visit the church fellowship room for a demonstration on meals for underweight or overweight persons. Mt. Pleasant Club marked Mrs. Clarence Lochner’s 25th wedding anniversary with demonstrations on meals for all weights and a planned June 8 picnic. Voters in Carroll County June 8 will decide on Sunday movies, with 522 registered voters in Franklin Election District voting on the referendum after a state bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Morris Zumbrun
Jefferson Homemakers Club
Fellowship
Jefferson Reformed Church
Faith of Our Fathers
Edgar Thomas
Calvin Rice
William Long
Florida
Mt. Pleasant Club
Clarence Lochner
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Club
Robert Kline
Edna Mercer
Leroy Fothergill
Elizabeth Scheetenhelm
John Rhoderick
Franklin
Carroll County
Maryland General Assembly
Liberty Road
Taylorsville
Betrothed Sits Engaged: Patricia Rae Warnock to Robert A Chichester
Miss Patricia Rae Warnock of Boulder announces her engagement to Robert A Chichester of Braddock Heights. Patricia studies at Cotner College Nevada and Robert attends the University of Colorado. They plan a late June wedding at Monview Presbyterian Church Denver and will resume studies at Colorado in the fall.
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Jacob E. Warnock
Biggs Avenue
Patricia Rae
Robert A. Chichester
Boulder
Col
Harold A. Chichester
Braddock Heights
Chichester
Miss Warnock
Cotter College
Nevada
University of Colorado
Monnview Presbyterian Church
Denver
Court News Summary of Marriages and Property Transfers
Court notices list marriage licenses for LeRoy Fockler and Laura Hershman. Ernest Graham and Anne Collins. Leonard Senger and Irene Murphy. Thelma Cool and Deatherage. Arthur Jacob and Eileen Barnhill. David Zimmerman Jr. and Doris Bowers. Richard Ashenfelter and Doris Williar. George Eady and Hazel Sherril. Ronald Fleming and Dorothy Kemp. Also listed are divorces for Roland Myers and Helen Martin and property transfers including various deeds and rights of way, such as Edna Bell to H Kieffer DeLauter, Melvin Messner to Edward Storm, and rights of way involving Frederick Gas Company, all in Frederick County and city. Multiple estates and executors named with monetary figures, many transfers recorded to individuals and firms.
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LeRoy C. Fockler
Woodville
Laura N. Hershman
Leetown
W. Va
Ernest E. Graham
Washington
D. C
Anne E. Collins
D.C
Leonard C. Senger
Boyds
Irene V. Murphy
Dickerson
Dack N. Deatherage
Thelma T. Cool
Emmitsburg
Arthur A. Jacob
Eileen M. Barnhill
Washington, D. C
David E. Zimmerman, Jr
Myersville
Doris G. Bowers
Union Bridge
Richard B. Ashenfelter
Tanextown
Doris Lee Williar
Frederick
George B. Eady
Hazel C. Sherril
New Brighton
Frederick Ronald Fleming
Dorothy Jane Kemp
Roland L. Myers
Helen L. Martin
Charles A. Reid
Robert L. Smith
Charles V. Gearhart
Ralph W. Miller
William W. Ridenour
Donald W. Eyler
Hallie M. Long
Robert "W. Seiss
Stella B. Lanner
Howard H. Hartman, Jr
Edna M. Bell
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Edna M Bell
Max Wagenberg
Albert L. Brookhouse
Harry G. Dorsey
Helen Stewart
Regina F. Derisey
Mary E. Dorsey
Evangelical U. S.church In Christ
C. Allen Stull
Frank
Topper
Roger I. Zurgable
Melvin E. Messner
Edward D. Storm
Mattie Diggs
Frederick Gas Company Inc
Melvin Lyles
Frederick Gas Company, Inc
Calvin S. Lohr
Nathan L. Lewis
Laurence
Forrest
Charles T. Forrest, Jr
Jessie B. Grove
Grace G. Sappington
Lydia G. White
Genevieve C. Ambush
Amy L. Eichelberger
Donald R. Hahn
Bradley H. Jones
Harvey A. Stockman
Government restricts travel to iron curtain nations
In New Delhi Home Minister Kailas Nath Katju said the Nehru government is retracting the number of Indians visiting iron curtain countries to maintain internal peace. He answered Communist criticisms about passport discrimination toward Europe and Asia new democracies and warned against learning sabotage techniques abroad.
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New Delhi
Nehru
Kailas Nath Katju
Europe
Asia
Butler to Address Jaycees at Maryland Convention
Senator John Marshall Butler will be the principal speaker at the Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Baltimore. Delegates from nine chapters attend a three day gathering opening Friday and ending Sunday morning with a banquet Saturday night. The program includes general meetings elections, a convention hall fashion show for members wives.
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Butler
Jaycees
Baltimore
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Senator Butler
Half Pledged Blood Donors Fail To Appear
Absenteeism hit a new high at the Red Cross Bloodmobile on Friday as more than half the pledged donors failed to appear or notify. One hundred eleven volunteers were present and 94 pints of blood were collected, with seventeen donors rejected for safety. The event drew about ten walk-ins for gamma globulin needs, while William E Hardy Paul B Anderson and William H Miller joined the Gallon Club. The blood drive will return June 16 in Frederick and June 17 at Camp Detrick.
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Red Cross
Frederick City
Herbert Heston
Blood Program
Gallon Club
William E. Hardy
Paul B. Anderson
William H. 8. Miller
Maxine Browning
Monrovia
Frederick
Calvary Methodist Church
John McEwen
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard Medical Co
Paul Himes
Maryland State Armory
Frederick High School
Robert Moudry
Eugene Krantz
Maynard King
Henri Groenheim
Philip Wertheimer
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
A.B. Collmus
Elizabeth Peters
Robert Price
Olive Engle
William M. Storm
Patrick Turner
Sam Maples
James Stavely
Isabelle Zimmerman
Baltimore
Gwendolyn MacDonald
Rex Martin
William M. Smith
Raf Paisley
Alton Y. Bennett
Paul, Gordon
Charles Smith
Ormond Galvin
Robert McLaren
Flora Ann Rhoades
William Rbartgis
Paul L. Willard Blood
Camp Detrick
Deed Recorded for 61 Acre Farm Sale
A deed was recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of a 61 acre farm on the west side of the Broad Run Petersville road from Mr and Mrs Charles N Crosby to Mr and Mrs Clay C Jenkins, with a consideration around 17500 dollars according to revenue stamps.
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Broad Run-Petersville Road
Charles N. Crosby
Clay C. Jenkins
Notice of Publication in Maryland Equity Case 1953
The Circuit Court for Frederick County orders publication to notify Jack Lawrence Brown that the bill seeks nullification of his marriage to Louise Brown and further relief. The publication runs for four weeks before June 3 1953 in Frederick County newspapers. Brown must appear by June 15 1933 to show cause.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Equity
Louise Brown
Jack Lawrence Brown
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
Canada
Freda Smolar
Montreal
Providence
Quebec
Adath Jeshurum Jewish Congregation
J. Paul Gruvet
Marlinsburg
West Virginia
Freda Smolar Brown
Circuit Court For
Jack Lenrence Brown
Ellis C Wachter
Frederck County
W. Jerome Offut
Elis C Wachter
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Centenarians
CIO Hits
Calvin Schildnecht
College Parkway
Lutheran Church
Anita Johnson
Florence Keilholtz
American Cancer Society
Eutha Hueting
Patricia Throne
Madre Konitz
Philiis Summers
Laura Stup
Joseph Taylor
Ruth Himes
Grace Despeaux
Johnson
Gerry Sell
Walkershide
John W. Fitzpatrick
Bloodmobile
Joseph Schwimer
Richard Dreydoppel
Jeanne Gal
William H. Salzillo
Cmdr
Glenn C. Michel
John Pease
Uss Bunker Hill
New Orleans
Virginia Beach
John A. Kramer
Boyce Thompson Institute For Plant Research, Inc
Yonkers
N. Y
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Company
Jack L. Matthews
Cumberland
Mary
Park Avenue
Prcs
Joseph S. Begel
Harry L. Haines
Ralph H. Forrester, Jr
John J. Dwyer
Thomas Houston
First Missionary Baptist Church
Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Troop Informaton
Stephen Doxies
William B. Strouck
Pfc
Philip V. Wells
Mary Condon Hodgson
Dill Avenue
Maryland Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Hodgson
Memorial Hospital
T. Stuart Haller
Jug Bridge Hill
Springdale
Conn
Herbert Brown
Bambi
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Stanford
Monocacy Garden Club
Little Mountain
Robert Reid
Thurston
Elizabeth Fleet
Charles B. Fleet
West South Street
Westhampton College of the Univerity
Richmond
Miss Fleet
Phi Alpha Theta Honorary History Fraternity
Charles E. Hudson
North Market Street
Capt
Charles E. Hudson, Jr
Fort Bliss
Tex
Roy Abbott
Pleasantville
Better Homes and Gardens
Abbotts
Fred 5. Campbell
Abbott
Gordon Miles Cooley
George W. Cooley
Hyattstown
Dora E. Miles
Don E. Griffin
Hyattstown Methodist Church
Mrs. Harvey Edwards
St. Petersburg, Fla
Mrs. Edwards
Mary Miller
Thurmont
Eugene Valentine
Mary Catherine
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
James A. Broadbent
Sterling Bollinger
Marguerite Therese
Elvin Long
Creagerstown
Rachel Garner
Wanda Will
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
New York
Rachel
Wanda
Germany
Gambrill Park
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
A Aa
Gambro Park
Peters
A. A. U. W. Greup
American Association of University Women
V. F. W. Country Club
Thomas Smith
A. Royal Remsberg
Betsy McCain
Joy Lines
Charles H. Hahn
Nancy
Father Deen
Mr. Hahn
E. Algernon’ Hahn
Dayton, O
Melvin Horine
Westminster
University of North Carolina
Inez Horine
Edward Hollingsworth
Ray Hempy
Jacksonville
N. C
Summers-Culler Nupdale
Floyd LeRay Culler
East Second Street
Doris Jean
Harold Thomas Summers
C. Thomas Summers
South Market Street
Mr. Summers
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. W. Garrett
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Beng S. Harp
West Second Street
Pasadena
J. Ralph Radcliff
Harp
Pauline Knock
California
Daniel David
Leon Trachtman
West Third Street
Trachtman
Marguerite Weber
Wellsville
Hood College
Fothergill
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Mt. Pleasant
Desert Bridge
Raymond Kelser
Arlington
Raymond Randall
W. T. Delaplaine
Ralph Lincoln
P. Newton
E. Brooke Parkinson
Neema Berger
Leonard Orth
William H. Kemp
Edwin I. Lowshe
Schwimer
Berger
Orth
Welcome Wagen Club
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Mathias
Monocacy Battlefield
Lilypons
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Paul 3. Green
Walkersville
Myerstown
Whitmeyer Laboratories, Inc
Green
Farmers Supply Co
Paul Baumgardner
Los Angeles
Harry Baumgardner
Cixde
Carl
Ralph
Taney
Robert Lee Shnaiut
Town
Francis Dorsey Howard
Geoce Stansbury
Union Brdce
Robert E. Fox
East Church Street
Ind
German Baptist Church
Ruby Hahn
Motte Zimmerman
Myrtle Gittinger
Mae Miller
Fannie King
Elizabeth Grove
Pathian Sisters Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Vera Mussard
Oakland
Lonaconsing
Midland
Frostburg
Nancy Jeanne Kemp
Fairview Avenue
E. A. Godeey
Beatrice Fehr
Greencastle
Harry A. Longnecker
Airy
Janet
Harold Kline
Clarence Kline
Braddock
Court News
Bella Marie Koenig
Raymond J. Sabo
Mary E. Famous
Jo Thomas Bittle
Lester K. Grossnickle
G. Carlton Leatherman
Richard S. Boutelle
John H. Cline
Richard
Boutelle
Mary E. Doub
Charles Noel Crosby
Clay C.] Jenkins
New
Wh. Cross
Milford, Hatchery
Randallstown, MD
Oldfield
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