Car Crash Near Franklinville Slows Traffic On Route 15
Bechtel William E Sanders of RFD 2 Thurmont was slowed along Route 15 near Franklinville to let a third car turn. Paul Mullenhoff of Buffalo unable to stop due to weather, hit Sanders from behind. Mullenhoff charged with reckless driving. In Buckeystown, James Shores of Willow Ave. treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a pole collision. Shores allegedly drank and lost control on U.S. 15.
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Tfe. Bechtel
William E. Sanders
RFD 2
Thurmont
Franklinville
Paul Multenhoff
Buffalo
N.Y
Sanders Auto
Mullenhoff
Buckeystown
James F. Shores
Willow Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jack L. Forsythe
Shores
U.S. 15
Accidents In Area Leave Three Injured In Wet Night
Police investigated a string of weather related crashes across Westminster Frederick and Thurmont last night injuring three people and totaling three cars. Campbell Brown was struck by Ruben Parson on Route 140 leaving Brown with a broken leg. Cynthia Grable sustained minor injuries in Frederick at Seventh and North Market streets. Several other collisions damaged cars but resulted in no charges.
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Westminster
Campbell Brown
RFD 1
Ruben L. Parson
RFD 2
Brown
Parson
Frederick
Cynthia Grable
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Seventh
North Market Streets
William A. Grable
Seventh Street
North Market Street
West Seventh Street
William J. McCracken
James E. Schreyer
McCracken
Taney Avenue
West South Street
Paul Mossburg
Donald Tracey
Monroe Avenue
David Keller
Middletown
Eugene Marcum
East Patrick Street
Marcum
McMurray Street
Glenn Putman
West Ath Street
Sherman Stull
RFD 3
North Carroll Street
East Church Street
John Harrison
Russell Boone
South Jefferson Street
Edward Eyler
Thurmont
Harrison
Tfc
Neil Bechtel
Route 15
Kenneth Hildebrand
Red Lion
Stanley Pendze
Philadelphia
Pendze Auto
Bildebrand
Middletown Halloween Parade Postponed To Sunday
The combined Halloween and Fire Prevention Parade in Middletown was postponed to Sunday at 2 p.m. due to rain. Fire companies from several towns join Middletown units along with school bands Harmony Concert Band Myersville Thurmont Walkersville and Frederick High Lighters. Over $300 in prizes funded by the Town Council and Middletown Fire Company.
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Middletown
Middletown Fire Company
Boonsboro
Braddock
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Walkersville
United Fire Company
Frederick
Frederick Jaycees
Harmony
Thurmont
Twirlettes
Frederick High Lighters
Middletown Valley Grange
Ingall’s Hardware
Middletown Teen Club
Middletown Lions Club
Middletown Firemen’s Auxiliary
Walkersville Fire Department
Boy Scouts and
Cub Scouts of
Town Council
Assis
Halloween Parades Cancelled by Weather Across Towns
Rain cancels Emmitsburg Halloween Parade for the second night. Thurmont and others also call off events while Burkittsville announces top prize winners for a joint parade. Nurses from the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses shift to aid Indianapolis Coliseum explosion victims.
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Emmitsburg
American Legion Post
VFW Club
Middletown
Myersville
Thurmont
Burkittsville
Paul M. Smith
Burkittsvile Ruritan Club
Thom
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Coliseum
Catherine T. Garrity
Boston
National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Hagerstown Parade Set For Tonight
An estimated 60 000 spectators are expected in Hagerstown for the 39th Alsatia Mummer's Parade this evening. About 4 500 participants including 36 bands will take part in the parade, one of the largest in the tri state region. Units from Maryland and Pennsylvania participate.
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Hagerstown
Tri-State
Maryland
Pennsyl
Alsatia Club Parade Crowns Queen In Yvania Event
Yvania Washington and West Virginia will compete for 3500 dollars in prizes. A queen will be crowned in a ceremony in the public square before a two hour parade. The Alsatia Club sponsors the event, with parade financing from Hagerstown merchants and donations from Washington County and city governments.
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Yvania
Washington
West Virginia
Alsatia Club
Hagerstown
Washington County
Burns Prove Fatal For Miss Knauer In Baltimore
Miss Joan F. Knauer aged 20 died Friday at University Hospital after being burned on October 24. The Baltimore County resident, a secretary at a nearby facility, sustained more than 60 percent burns when she set herself on fire with lighter fluid. Edges of the report suggest she had parked her car at Ft Holabird area.
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Baltimore
Joan F. Knauer
University Hospital
Baltimore County
Knauer
Bantarat Dent
Ft. Holabird
Woman Sets Fire Near Gunpowder Falls Then Leaps In
After igniting herself near the Gunpowder Falls the woman leaped into the water and later exited. She was rescued by a relative, taken to St. Joseph Hospital, and later transferred to University Hospital for treatment.
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Gunpowder Falls
St. Joseph Hospital
University Hospital
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