Funeral services for Lambert and others held in Westminster area
Funeral services were held for Francis John Lambert at 2 PM Wednesday at the New Windsor funeral home. Died Sunday at Springfield State Hospital in Sykesville. Interment in Beaver Dam cemetery near Union Bridge. Bearers listed as Metz, Six, Stoner, Garver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis John Lambert
West George Street
Westminster
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Mr. Lambert
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Joel W. Cook
Beaver Dam
Union Bridge
Charles Metz
Joseph Six
David Stoner
Joseph Garver
Comfort clothing shift urged by Arkansas engineer
Independent study by Dr. Maurice E. Barker of the University of Arkansas argues most Americans dress for appearance over comfort in heat waves. He recommends regulating body warmth with practical fabrics and removing neckties in summer to improve comfort without a drastic change in look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arkansas
Maurice E. Barker
Barker
Milady
Heart Attack Delays Graft Inquiry On Uniforms Case
Washington Senator McClellan says a heart attack suffered by key witness Levy may force postponement of the Senate investigations subcommittee inquiry into alleged graft in military uniforms. Levy testified he paid nearly 7000 dollars to an associate who would use it to influence government clothing contracts. The witness’s collapse at a hotel and admission to George Washington University Hospital raises questions about further testimony and a possible delay in proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
McClellen
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York
Scott M. Levy
Levy
Sen. Bender
Babes
Rewieds
Eniel
Collateral Forfeiture and Auto Violations Noted in Court
In a procedural note from Magistrate's Court John R. Leck of East Fifth Street sought a right of way on East Second Street with a $5 bond. Bertram M. Tightman of Bellic sue failed to grant a cutthroat-way on Bett Patrick Street with $11.43 due. Greer Wood Siler and Kenneth Werbling of Newark Del faced charges for speeding 60 mph on West Patrick Street. City Officer W. A. Boone Jr arrested several individuals in Falterra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Leck
Fifth Street
East Second Street
Bertram Mo Tighman
Bett Patrick Street
Greer Wood Siler
Kennethe Werbling
Newark
del Eyeoedine
West Patrick Street
Wi A. Boone Jr
Hagerstown Uniforms Destroyed by Fire
The Hagerstown Packets clubhouse blaze at Municipal Stadium destroyed their uniforms, leaving only eight bats as they prepare to face Sunbury. Manager Rufus Edwards said the team is a farm club of the Washington Nationals and will wear surplus Nationals uniforms tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Sunbury
Redlegs
Washington Nationals
Municipal Stadium
Rufus Edwards
Packers
Nats
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 26 2005
Fifty years ago items recount fire at a large general merchandise store owned by William S Ray at Pearl burned to the ground. Juniors with hose wagon pumped water from Long Branch about 250 yards away to extinguish the blaze. Ray residence nearby sustained blistered paint. Loss estimated near 315 000. Samuel Dutrow, 69, longtime president of the Board of County School Commissioners, died at his home on South Market Street. Louis Rrem of Madison Street injured after falling 15 feet from a wall at a local canning factory property. A meeting of interested parties in the Washington LeGore and Gettysburg Electric Railway project was held at Libertytown with subscriptions approaching 10 000. Grand Army Memorial services planned in Thurmont with addresses and a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Ray
Pearl
Long Branch
Av. Ray
Samuel Dutrow
Board of Counts School Commissioners
South Market Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Louis Rrem
Madison Street
Oll McMurray
Washington, LeGore and Gettysburg Electric Railway
Libertytown
Grand Army
Thurmont
Twenty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News
May 26, 1989 report highlights an automobile incident involving Ray Mond. A fire at a corral damaged multiple stables and caused substantial losses. Clyde Duvall, 24, of near Walkerssttle was knocked to the roadside with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Baltimore
Finad
Roy
Clyde Duvall
Walkerssttle
Owas
Arovals
Wetikelowile
Death notices and obituaries from Frederick area
Multiple death notices chronicle the passing of Grace E. V. Wallace and several others, detailing ages, addresses, surviving relatives, church affiliations, and funeral arrangements. Also noted are services schedule and affiliated funeral directors.
Quiet Leesburg Wedding Ties Hamilton and Simmons
Ruth Rose Simmons daughter of Mrs Eva Rose and the late Silvester Rose and Clarence William Vamitan Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hamilton married Thursday May 5 in Leesburg Virginia They both work at Camp Detrick and will reside on Hi Sherman Avenue Virginia Estester attended in agua taffeta dress with red rosebud corsage Domestic scene from a small town wedding with local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton—simmons
Leesburg
Ruth Rose Simmons
Eva Rose
Silvester Rose
Brunswick
Clarence William Vamitan Jr
Clarence Hamilton
Virginia Estester
Sroom
Camp Detrick
Hi Sherman Avenue
Pravda editorial stirs U S over four power talks
A London dispatch notes Pravda’s indignant take on the four power conference and U S policy. It suggests Moscow hopes to derail British election arguments and highlights reactions from Harold MacMillan and various parties. Mentions Aneurin Bevan and nuclear test debates shaping foreign policy. Memorial notice ends with S. Rose and funeral details for S. Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
London
Honer
Dulles
Pravda
United States
Moscow
Sass
America
Sov Vialiet Labor Party
Harold MacMillan
Mary Ingle Dies At Washington Home
Mary Ingle well known Fredericktonian dies at home on Que Street after long illness. She was daughter of the late Rev and Mrs Osborne Ingle and sister of Bishop Jo Addison Ingle of Hankaw, China. Surviving relatives include nephews and several sisters in Atlanta and Brooklyn. Funeral at Epiphany Episcopal Church Washington Friday at 9 50 am with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Knill
Washington Street
East Church Street
D. Sh. Schmitt
W. Dave Morton
Paul L. Beard
Charles 8. Keefer
Russell L. Strine
James A. Grove
C. ML. Keefer
Grace E. V. Wallace
Warren W. Wallace
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sts O'Cloux
United Ambulance
George R
Mary Catherine Barnes Moberts
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Pythian Sisters
Mountain Cry Temple No. 1
Leroy Xni
Blumenauer
City
Earl Gill
Baltimo
Lewis A. Kline
James H. Stavely Jr
Que
Claude K. Mab
Myrtle Gittings
Eny
Swandchildren
Injersi
Eest Churkh Street
M. KR
Etchison and Son
Edgar L. Valentine
Sara C. L. Valentine
Edgar A. Valentine
Weysville
Jaco
Adelaide Baumgardner
Reysville
Riverdale
Jacob B. Valentine
Sesett Valleys
Mary Gartrell
Emmits
Ty Raphet Bretton
Ralphs Valentine
Emmitsburg
Edgar
Valentine
Agnes Valentine
Edgar Philips
Taneytown
Friends
Keynville
L. Creager and Son
Carrie B. Hartzell
Carrie Blanche Bollinger Hartzell
Liberty
William T. H. Hartzell
John A
Mary Catherine Sterner Ballinger
Samuel Esiker
Rid' Fairfield
Clarence W Ballinger
Gettysburg
Roy Valentine
Thurmont
Harry
Virg
Emily R. Pears
Emily Ruth Penn
Curtis S. Penn
Near Att. Alyy
Baltimore
University Hospital
William Me
Sarah
Deca
Basil Gosnell
Wriey
Hilford Gosnell
Baltmoore
Winfield
Olive Methodist
van Bethel Church
Gael Remeins
M. Waitz
Mary Ingle
Miss Ingle
Jo. Addison Ingle
Hankaw
China
J. Addison Indie
Charleston
Charles
Deed Recorded In Emmitsburg Sale Of Property On Maint Street
A deed was recorded in the Clerk's office for the sale of property on the south side of West Main Street Emmitsburg from Tramer and Mrs Jame T Hass to Mr and Mrs shapes Donal Harner for 8500. The Uniteds were called to Coke's Thirved on Sauk Jeffgison Street around 3 am to a report of an incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Maint Street
Emmitsburg
Jame
T Hass
Shapes Donal Harner
Nuibherhood
Uniteds
Coke
Sauk Jeffgison Street
Mt. Tocas
Vie
Sick Mrs Harland returned home from Frederick hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Harlandes, who had been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital ten days, has returned to Ballenger Creek Road. Mrs David Grove of Lee Place also came home from the same hospital after a medical stay. Mr Bernard Hawker was moved from his home near Tahferson to Baker VA Center near Martinsburg by the Etchison ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ballenger Creek
David Grove
Lee Place
Bernard Hawker
Tahferson
Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mrs Clifford Main Returns From Visit Near Barkville
Mrs Clifford Main of near Barkville has returned home after a two week visit with her niece Mrs Herman H Schrover. In Middletown she is the former resident and sister of Mrs Lola Cladhill Summers. Abs Albert C Miller and Mrs Flord Bit tle Mr and Mrs Gale W Cook RED and Frederick welcome a daughter Vickie Kem Cook born at Frederick Memorial Hospital both mother and baby at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Main
Barkville
Herman H. Schrover
Middletown
Main
Lola Cladhill Summers
Abs
Albert C. Miller
Flord Bittle
Gale W. Cook
RED
Frederick
Vickie Kem Cook
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lewistown P T A hears talk on clubs and hobbies
Grayson Haller of Walkersville spoke to the Lewistown school P T A on the value of clubs and hobbies for youth and adults. A Jungle Gym playground project was announced as shipped. Treasurer Snoots reported a April bazaar net of 114.63. Officers for 1935 56 elected: President Mrs Harry Stull Vice President E B Conway Secretary Mrs Joseph Livezey Treasurer Wres Aubrey Snoots Delegates Edwin Alexander Sr Dora MaGaha Alternates Mrs Ira Rippeon Mrs Price Mrs Paul Snyder. The county health nurse Miss Grimes explained the pre school medical exam for new entrants. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown P. T. A
Grayson Haller
Walkersville
Lewistown
Lux
P. YT. A
Joseph Livezey
Harry Stull
Conway
Wres
Aubrey Snoots
Edwin Alexander
Edwin Alexander Sr
Dora MaGaha
Ira Rippeon
Price
Paul Snyder
Miss Grimes
Charles Clem
Eighteen graduates honored at Maryland State School for the Deaf
Eighteen students received diplomas at the Maryland State School for the Deaf as ceremonies began at two o clock. Dr Ignatius Bjorlee, retiring after 37 years as superintendent, presided and received honors from Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity Tyallandet College Washington and the Alumni Association. Dr Leonard M Elstad of Gallaudet presented the farewell medal, while Charles Leister and Patricia Richey were noted for dramatics and drill. Numerous awards followed including scholarships, art prizes, and merit recognitions for many students, with faculty service awards also announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Bjorlee
Alpha Sigma Pi Fraternity
Tyallandet College
Leonard M. Elstad
Gallaudet
Bierlee
Fraternius Henry
Nical
Ryppler
Malcolm Kenneth Jess
Beltsville
Gate
Ssalutatory
Charles Everette Leister
Baltimore
Ruth Taylor
Mildred Houchin
Margaret Kent
Marguerite Quinn
Mabel Elliott
Kathleen Bennett
Sara Quinn
Dorothy Mooring
Bennett
Elmer E. Munshower
Charles Leister
Leister
Patricia Richey
Ely
Charles F. Moylan
Patricia Riches
Greenbelt
Charles Leisler
Maryland
Wiliam Ward
Shirley Coa
Bel Air
Edith Markey
Malcolm Hess
Bettsville
Alice Lehman
Hagerstown
Florence W. Doub
Frederick Art Club
Michael Tsimis
Michael Downey
Towson
James Collison
John Waltermyer
Bertha Rodenmayer
Downey
Knotene
Nence Tames Gates
Gerald Patterson
Carpentry
Ronald Stafford
Cumberland
Edyard
Erisman
Martha Baugher
James Collis Umore
Viola Richey
Greenbell
James Gates
Theodore MacGregor
June Townsend
Dayton
Elvira Wohlstrom
New Era Club
Edna Clayton
Glen Arm
Alumni Association
Ely Literary Society
Jean Ann Butcher
William Collins
Pittsville
Shirley Finbarty
Federalsburg
Norman Ager
Edna Claxton
Elizabeth
Helen
Marjorie
Jloss
Helen Harris
Finksburg
Alice Leh
James Cook
Edith Radcliffe
Margaret
Kent
Nora Linn
Benson
Sarah Quinn
Edith Fauth
Mamie Behrens
James H. Behrens
Mildred Houchit
Questions and Answers on Trees and Early American Printing
Q What trees exceed a century of age in America and how long do they live. A Sugar maple lives to 500 years Oaks to 1 500 years junipers 2 000 years plus several other species. Q What rare early American publication will be auctioned this year A A first edition of George Kingston’s report on his Ohio Valley survey for the Virginia governor eight known to exist. Q Which president signed the motto in God we trust on coins A Abraham Lincoln in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kington
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Opal varieties and soybean disease bulletin note
The text notes that the most valuable opal type is the so called black opal, which often appears black or blue gray with reflections. It also mentions a U S Department of Agriculture bulletin detailing key soybean diseases and host control methods, available free from the Office of information in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Not Favorable Vote By 18 Year Olds Split Federation
In Philadelphia the General Federation of Women's Clubs rejected a resolution to grant 18 year olds the right to vote in elections after a close voice vote. The group instead approved a major resolution endorsing sex education in schools for youths and future teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Hge Women’s Organization
J Strond
Britons Vote: Eden Conservatives Face Labour Choice
Britons started to vote at 7 a.m. under overcast skies to decide whether Prime Minister Eden's Conservative government remains or Labor, led by Clement Attlee, forms the new government. About 28 million eligible voters expected to select 630 seats in the new House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ypsterprise
Primce
Eden
Feft
Clement Attler
Comarons
Tnuer BA Muhon
Grain Sanitation Program Enforced for Wheat Loans
George Bo Reeves explains Maryland wheat growers must meet grain sanitation standards to qualify for 1955 price support loans and purchase agreements. He notes minimum rules include limits on insect-damaged kernels and contamination, warning that failure to comply could jeopardize storage and loan eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bo Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabitigation
Yim Consersation Corrings
Anothee
Ergo
Port Pruyeans
Reeves
Grange Night at Idletown Valley Guests Highlighted
Idletown Valley Friendship Night hosted by Me rey Grange featured Sew Market Grange members as guests with Mrs Lavinia McGolerick presiding. Kenneth McGolerick led group singing, Miss Mary Edith Lease played Waves are Dashing, and a panel on What Friends Mean to Me discussed roles of farmer scholar teacher salesman and minister. A donation to the International Farm Youth Exchange Fund was approved to aid Dora Keller on her France trip. The next meeting will be Thursday at 8 30 pm in Memorial Hall with a sewing contest planned and birthday party notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iddletown Valley
Merey Grange
Sew Market Grange
Uests
Lavinia McGolerick
New Aarket
Siaging
Kenneth McGolerick
Mary Edith Lease
William Burrall
Karl Nagel
Roxie Montgomery
Charles Callins
Lawrence Herekenberger
William Harpold
Golerick
The
Grange
International Farm Youth Exchange Fund
Dora Keller
France
Memorial Hall
Willum Kepler
Charman
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Elmer T. Rowe
Elmer Andrews
Luther
Carroll
Clence Clabaugh
James Cushen
Blue Ridge’ Cemetery
M. L. Creagh
Mary
Frances Nusbaum
George
A. Nusbaum
Mount Pleasant
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
John F. Taus
William T. Dellauter
F. Sterling Warner
Walter E. Crum
Howard N Pearl
John BE. Burker
Raymond L. Bicie
the News
Kathy Virginia Kendall
Clyde
Olive Bowman Kendall
Smithsburg
Waynesboro Hospital
Carolyn MM
Shannon K. Kendall
Clyde Kendall
Foxville
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
M. B. Creager and Son
Charles Springett
Charles Spraysgert
Garteld Pospral
Wie
Stevensville
Sesson
Phos Rv Frank Keefer
Vachael Dewey
Patene Hiehet
Charies Kemtery
Hele Harris
Waleom
Alfred Market
Shiries Cox
Myrtha Ravehey
Wiliam Calling
Vachael Paha Sariy Tatienoon
Gerale Rathpani
Ronald Stettord
William Ward
Barbara Crouch
MacMillan
Globe
Europe
Far East
Abe
Lagar Ball
Soviet Russia
Aneurin Bevan
Socialist Labor Party
Iis Party
Alfred Trebens
Labor
Partlia Wnenk Dai
Lauer Ucket
Hint
U.S State Department
Attlee
iCompight
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Ise
Dgor
Uil
Maryland State School
Howe
Grange News
fRobert B. Kimble
Marland Employment Security Board
Republian
Allegany County
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