One Way Street Plan Approved In Local Changes
State Roads Commission and city officials agreed on a new east west one way street system. Patrick street will be a westbound boulevard from East street to West College Terrace and South street from West College Terrace to Franklin street becomes a boulevard with parking rules and new traffic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
East Street
West College Terrace
South Street
Franklin Street
State Roads Commission
City to widen Patrick Street and install new traffic lights
Mayor Rice said the State will erect signs soon and open the one way system after South Street improvements. Roads officials approved three new light installations at Patrick intersections and slated lights to replace the four at Patrick and East. Existing lights will be retained while South Street lights go up at Broadway Carroll Wisner Hamilton Franklin and at Patrick Hamilton and Patrick Franklin. Ordinances will be prepared and permission from the commission obtained before erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mintiens
Lewis Farr
Sign Department
Commission
Donald B. Rice
W. Raymond Walter
Charles V. Main
Mintiens
Farr
Patrick Street
Patrick
East Street
West College Terrace
Patrick-West South Street
Jefferson Street
South Street
Broadway
South Market
South Market Street
New West South Street
Jefferson
Patrick Streets
Jefferson East
Carroll
Bentz
East South Street
Wisner Streets
Franklin Streets
Rice
Franklin Street
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Carroll To
Market
West Patrick
Bentz Street
Franklin
Roads Commission
East Streets
Middle Alley
New West South
Catoctin Avenue
South Streets
Wisner
Hamilton
W. Jerome Offutt
Board of Aldermen
Ask Receivers For Local Firm In Frederick County
The Frostie Bottling Company Inc of Abrecht Place seeks an equity court decree dissolving the firm and appointing receivers to liquidate assets. Edward J Noonan Jr owns all 201 shares since August 11 and accuses the company of insolvency after a 23,988.73 mortgage default led to a public sale. assets total about 117.57 cash and 3,101.65 wholesale value. franchise limits hinder operations. Thomas S. Glasa, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostie Bottling Company, Inc
Abrecht Place
Equity
Edward J. Noonan, Jr
Frederick
Gilbert, Philip and Kenneth Bank
Washington
Allegany
Montgomery
District of Columbia
Virginia
Paul M. Carmack
Noonan
Ideal Construction Company
Baltimore
Thomas S. Glasa
Maryland Grange official to attend National convention
Edward F. Holter president of the Maryland State Grange and leader of the National Grange departs with Mrs Holter for Burlington Vermont for the National Grange convention November 16 to 19 He serves on the agriculture committee and will help rewrite or reaffirm policies Mrs Holter joins the home economics committee Catherine Roderick Walkersville and Frances Darner Middletown attend the event New Market Grange is a Community Service contest finalist with winners announced November 16 About 10 000 people expected at the sessions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Holter
Maryland State Grange
National Grange
Holter
Burlington
Sessions Agriculture Committee
Catherine Roderick
Walkersville
Marypete Grange
Frances Darner
Middletown
Maryland State
New Market Grange
Agriculture Committee
Maj Gen John H Church Dies After Lengthy Career
Maj Gen John Huston Church died Tuesday evening at Walter Reed Hospital after 35 years in the Army. Survived by wife Regina Haller and daughter Mrs John Thatcher Vallentine, he served in two World Wars, Korea, and peacetime posts. Born 1892 in Lewisburg Pa, he earned the DSC, Silver Star, Purple Heart with stars, and other honors. He led key units from Salerno to the Elbe, later commanded Fort McClellan and Fort Benning, and advised in South Korea before return to the Army Infantry School. Funeral at Ft Myer Friday with Arlington burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huston Church
Walter Reed Hospital
Army
Columbia
S. C
Tormer
Regina Haller
Frederick
New York University
Bucknell
France
United States
John J. Pershing
Maryland National Guard
Church
Niagara
N. Y
Wyoming
Philippines
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
Massachusetts
New York
Virginia
Africa
Seventh Army
George S. Patton
Mark Clark
Fifth Army
Salerno
45Th
Anzio
Rome
84Th
Holland
Elbe
Germany
Ruhr
Rhine
6Th Guards
John Thatcher Vallentine
Vallentine
Europe
Infantry Replacement Training Center
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Ft. Jackson
Far East
Syngman Rhee
Korea
MacArthur
U. S
South Korea
William F. Dean
Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Collins
Army Chief of Staff
World War L
Pumphrey
Bethesda
Ft. Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Kiwanians Gift Incubator To Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis members presented an incubator to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a luncheon program. Dr Russell L Guest explained premature birth risks and incubator benefits while outlining weight based survival rates and care needs. John A Gettier earned Wesleyan Chadbourne Prize amid other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Service Club
Kiwanis
Carlton Molesworth
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial
Kiwanians
William E.zimmerman
Ormond Galvin
Guy Kelly
J. Vernon Coblentz
Donalds. Brown
Thomas J. Crum
Glenn A. Main, Jr
Ernest L. Smith
Guest
Russell L. Guest
Dr. Guest
Albert M. Powell, Jr
Parker
Hagerstown
Ben Dyer
Hyattsville
Deaths in Ohio and Maryland prompt local notices
The Freeman County region reports multiple death notices. Joseph David Fisher, 71, former Frederick county resident, died suddenly in Ohio. Miss Annie Agnes Thomas, 73, died at Emergency Hospital after three weeks illness. Mrs. Sarah Gates Hare, 87, died at Burkittsville home. Kerry D Fritz, 16, died at Washington County Hospital. Mrs. Alice E Hedges, 88, of Walkersville, died at her dau ghter's home. Garland L Bayles, on life tragedy near Petersville. Aleck M Anderson, 65, Long Corner farmer, died suddenly. Mary A Bowlus, 81, Frederick County native, died at Three Pines Nursing Home. Remains of Orpha Mathilda Redmond, Lovettsville resident, noted in Lovettsville section. Funeral arrangements vary across towns including Frederick, Morrow Ohio, Waynesboro and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph David Fisher
Frederick County
Bhulerville
Mr. Fisher
Rocky Ridge
Frederick C
Florence Fisher
Adams
Jefferson
Ohio
Laura Wilson Fisher
Wilson
Reeseville
Howard
Norwood
Bruce
Delbert
Clarksville
Levi
Cincinnati
Charles
Sabina
Jack
U.S. Navy
Clifton Saunders
Wilmington
Harry Wilkerson
Eugene Tietmyer
Velman Burton
Lebanon
Jean
U. S. Marine Corps
Parris Island
Virginia Mac Bury
Newton Fisher
Thurmont
Lester
Harvey
Russell
Roy
Creagerstown
Clarence
Westminster
John
Frederick
Emma Lawler
Graceham
Lottie Bollinger
Emmitsburg
Yale Funeral
Morrow
Ray W. Dibble
Miami Cemetery
Wayneville
Annie Agnes Thomas
Church Hill
Samuel and
Ann M. Hargett Thomas
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
May I. Thomas
Benjamin R. Thomas
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R&r. Etchison and Son
Sarah G. Hare
Sarah Gates Hare
Victor Kifer
Burkittsville
Magnolia
W- Va
William Hare
William J. Hare
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Alonzo M
Baltimore
Walter H
Cumberland
Catherine Stark
Wadsworth, C
Violet Robertson
Alice M. House
Georgia V. Appold
Kifer
Stackey
Renswent Avenue
Zion Memorial Park
Bedford Road
Kerry D. Frits
Kerry D. Fritz
Hagerstown
Washington County
Theodore and
Jeannette Mummah Fritz
First Brethren Church
Waynesboro
Nanty Lee
Agnes Printz
Hanover
Roy F. Fritz
Dennis J. Holliday
Green Hill Cemetery
Alice Be, Hedges
Alice E. Hedges
Charles H. Hedges
Guy Hahn
Frederick Avenue
This
Uriah and
Catherine Erb
Glade Valley
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
Charles Wade Hedges
Pasadena
D. Ford Hedges
Pear This
Glenn Hedges
Flushing
N. Y
David Hoke
This City
Bruce Harbaugh
Spear Wailkersville
Hahn
Thomas W. Erb
Peru
Ind
Ora Linthicum
Madison Heights
Rand
Glade Cemetery
C. Barton
Aleck M. Andersons
Aleck M. Anderson
Long Corner
Glencoe
James M
Sarah L. Hosehall Anderson
Mary A. Bowlus
Three Pines
Lewis F
Elizabeth Arnold Young
Maurice A. Bowlus
Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church
G. C. Rhoderick, Jr
M. Hugh Bowlus
L. Pearce Bowlus
Airy
G. Callvin Rhoderick
Richard L. Rhoderick
College Park
James Pearce Bowlus
Helen Elizabeth Bowls
Mt. Airy
Howard J. McCarney
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Funerals honor locals across several churches
Funeral services were held for Misa Della Shaeffer of Walkersville at the Walkersville funeral home with Rev. DeWitt Dickey and Rev. Ben F. Hartley officiating. Interment was in Lewistown Methodist Cemetery. Pallbearers included Harvey Smith and Raymond Strine among others. Also remembered are Ernest F. Horne Sr a WWI veteran buried at Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren in Monrovia with burial in the church cemetery. Arthur M. Lawson a real estate broker and WWI veteran in Airy. and William H. Birely of Unios Bridge with services at St James Lutheran Ames Bridge and burial at Mt View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Della Shaeffer
Walkersville
DeWitt Dickey
Ben F. i Hartley
Harvey Smith
Harry Dinterman
Joseph Engie
Harvey Houck
Walter Grabill
Raymond Strine
Pleasant Hill Church
Arthur M. Lawson
Airy
W. DeWitt Dickey
Calvary Methodist Church
M. F. Wright
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Wesley Dodge
Rockville
Taterment
Edward Day
Lievel Wolfe
Leonard Sherman
Clifton Mullinix
Milton Watkins
Benton Horne
C. M. Waite
Nator
William H. Birely
Unios Bridge
St. James Lutheran Church
Ames Bridge
Dixon ,Yasie
Lous P. Chastain i
Mt View Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry Lee Wilson Sr at 38 East Siath Street
Henry Lee Wilson Sr died at home and funeral services were held Monday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home on 106 E Church Street with Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating. Interment followed at Frederick Memorial Park as numerous floral tributes were displayed. Pallbearers included Edwin Brookey Sr Walter Duvall Oscar Nusz Ralph Harrison Irving Harrison and Alby Crawford. M R Etchison and Son were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lee
Harry) Wilson, Sr
East Siath Street
E. Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Frederick Memorial Park
Edwin A. Brookey, Sr
Walter H. Duvall
Oscar F. Nusz
Ralph W. Harrison
Howard Emory Lochner
Linden Hills
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William H. Anderman, Jr
Mt.Olivet
Frederick
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Paul M. Barkier
Reginald V. Sandower
Ralph E. Crum
Paul W. Anders
Lester Haller
Robert Lee Young
M.R. Etchison and Son
Eugene A. Roelke
North Market Street
East Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
George Miller
Robert H. Hartman
Pall- Shearers
Richard T. Brachey
J. Franklin Miller
George Muller
Richard Hane
F. O
Lloyd V. Culler
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Farm Bureau Backs Balanced Budget and Reform Aims
Frederick County Farm Bureau members urged a balanced federal budget and farm policy reforms at Elm Street School. They called for USDA releases showing farmers net profits, support for conservation, and a shift to local government responsibilities. Delegates were authorized to name representatives to the Maryland state convention in Baltimore on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Board of Directors
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
USDA
Farm Credit Administration
News-Post
Baltimore
Weddings Bunte Deosen Elizabeth Dodson and Frederick Bunte
Elizabeth Ann Dodson daughter of Mrs Chester Kaill and Sgt Frederick Louis Bunte of Dundee Michigan wed Saturday at four in Evangelical United Brethren Church Rev J H Schmitt officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Wilma Jean Stull and best man Sgt Dean Aubel with ushers from Camp Detrick. Out of town guests attended. Reception followed at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunte
Deosen
Elizabeth Ann Dodson
Chester M. Kaill
Frederick Louis Bunte
Dundee
Michigan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. H. Schmitt
Wilma Jean Stull
Dean Aubel
Sfc
Charles Eaton
Charles Beatty
Camp Detrick
Brant Morgan
Afi
Richard Dudderar
Frederick Sammons
August Buste
Carl D. Tayior
Engagements and Weddings Noted in Maryland Area
Miss Mary Elizabeth Happ of Tuscarora served as honor attendant at her sister’s ceremony. Ralph Hudson of Chevy Chase was best man for his brother. The bride studied at Hackaday School for Girls in Dallas and is a University of Maryland senior. Groom is a George Washington University alumnus with a master’s degree. John Wood Jr and Mrs. Wood announce engagement of Carole Lee Wood to Theodore Bryn McIntire Jr of Dunkirk. Wood is a junior at Goucher. McIntire is Johns Hopkins and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Gamma Eta Gamma. Claire W. Null of Taneytown announces the engagement of Shirley Mae to A2/C Raymond W. Schildt Jr of Taneytown, stationed at Turner AFB, Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Happ
Tuscarora
Ralph Hudson
Chevy Chase
Hackaday School For Girls
Dallas
University of Maryland
George Washington University
Washington
John Wood
Westminster
Carole Lee Wood
Theodore Bryn McIntire
Dunkirk Read
Miss Wood
Goucher College
McIntire
St. Paul's School For Boys
Johns Hopkins University
Sigms ‘Phi Epsilon
Gamma Eta Gamma
Claire W. Null
Taneytown
Shirley Mae
Raymond W. Schildt Jr
Raymond W. Schildt
Schildt
Air Force
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
Boy Scouts Robbed in Hagerstown Safe Attempt
A stockingless boy and companion are sought for questioning after an attempted burglary at the Boy Scouts of America headquarters. Police found socks near an opened safe with $4 inside. the pair fled through a window and fire escape. A bat tering tool and a Boy Scout axe were left behind. Hospital conference in Baltimore expects 7,500 delegates from 91 hospitals for the 13th annual Marsland District meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY
Hagerstown
Boy Scouts of America
George ‘Moore
Baltimore
Marsland District of Columbia Hospital Association
Brady J. Dayne
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
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Baw
Petitioner
Grange
William BR. Barnhart
Hood College
Reading
Berks County
John H. Church
Frize John A. Gettier
Edmund L. Gettier, Sr
Claggett Center
Buckeystown
Chadbourne
Wesleyan University
Canada
David Redmond
George Wright, Jr
Lovettsville
Grace Smith
Purcellville
Ray
Carl Anderson
Lovettaville
Srenda Wright
R. E. ‘Brown
Lorettaville
H. A. Tynan
Lincoln Baptist Cemetery
Lincoln
Garland L. Bayles
Garland Lee Bayles
Petersville
Charles S. Bayles
Dickerson
Virgie May Bayles
Boyer Transportation Company
Ethel V. Prince Bayles
Garland Lee, Jr
James Prince
Gaithersburg
Albert C. Gill
Vienna
Jr. Boyds
Leon Prince
Broad Wan
Junior Willfall
Walter Lee
Gilbert
David
Joseph
Robert
Hattie
Mary
Gary
Morris Hill Methodist Church
Mount Mission
Orpha Mathilda Redmond
Lovellsville
George and
Ijane Simme Andersen
Gordon Fogle
Howard Gray
Walter Baile
Robert Miller
Herbert Myers
Elmer Pittinger
D. D. Hartzler and Son
U.S
James A. Catsail
Fannie Jane Catsail
Bernard “Sock” Wright
Allin Wright
Eugene Wright
Hudson—Happ
Jean Marjorie Happ
Howell C. ‘Happ
John Frederick Hudson
John F. Hudson
Forest Grove Methodist Church
James C. Haskin
Dorothy Duncan
Connie Turney