Frederick Walk Lights Debate Halts City Meeting
Frederick Mayor John Derr opposed walk lights and warned the state may hinder their installation. The Board had approved the project 3 to 2 last May, but delay persisted due to the city engineer.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1957
Page
2
Frederick Walk Lights Vote Sparks City Delay
The Frederick Board of Aldermen debated walk light approval with Mayor Derr signaling possible veto. Alderman Burrall and Bowlus opposed without SRC clearance, while Magaha urged action citing lack of disapproval as enough. The dispute hung on State Roads Commission stance as city plans curb, street and utility works amid traffic and zoning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SRC
Derr
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Magaha
Imen
Fred
Osborne Ingles
Record Street
Second Street
Dayton
Dennis Shankle
Yellow Springs
Edward Scheh
Hany Zim- Merman
Frederick County
Zimmerman's Field
Dill Avenue
Mt St Joseph’s College
The
Frederick College
Emany
State Reads Commission
Board of Alderman
Market
Patrick
Board of Election
Frederick City
Monocacy Village
Alderiman Magaha
Park Avenue
Wilson Place
Linden Bills
Braddock Avenue
South Carroll Street
Sykes
Burail
South End
Frederick Gas Company
Taney Avenue
Seventh Street
Catoctin
Avenue
Evergreen
Saracek
Staley
Morton Mas
Fagain
Brosius Homes Corporation
Bartgis
Maplewood
Carrollton
Roentation
Burall
Bowlus
Bural
Burrall
Mazaba
Court News Summary of Divorces and Deeds
Harry T. Krantz 44 and Pauline T. Beall 1 are listed as divorced. Ulysses G. Bourne Jr. 52 is divorced. Leis E. Black 37 is a widow. Hastings-on-the-Hudson N.Y. features property deed transfers involving Emma C. Rudy and Wilmer Lf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Krantz
Frederick
Pauline T. Beall
Ulysses G. Bourne Jr
Leis E. Black
Hastings-on-the-Hudsos
N.Y
Emma C. Rudy Te Wilmer
Nation's Progress Theme Echoes Through Veterans Day Note
Armistice era reflections warn of nuclear peril and ethical infancy. The item quotes a Bradley speech, notes local observances, and recalls memorials, plus humorous snippets from Frederick area life and Halloween humor.
Fort Detrick Drive Surpasses Community Chest Goal
Fort Detrick surpassed the Frederick County Community Chest goal by contributing 5919.28 against a 5000 target. Leaders express gratitude for civilian support and note the drive proves United Campaigns can work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Frederick County
Port Detrick
United
Frederick
Grothaus
Court approves accounts and names estate administrators
In Orphans Court this week several accounts were approved and distributions ordered. The Bake-Dula Welty Co and Scott T. McNair were named administrators of Thomas L. Thrasher estate with specific disbursements and funds allocated to heirs. Other estates listed include Edgar C. Castle and Cordelia R. Thrasher with totals, disbursements, and net allocations to widows and children. The text notes university study plans for several heirs and mentions a surgical patient and a drum of personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Donechak
Norwich Pharmical Company
Approwich
N.Y
Daliird
Freeman Chemical Company
Regis
Saukville
Wis
Richard.ter
Wills Herry D. Radcliff
A. Mohr
Rutgers University
Data St
Robert P.welty
William G. McNair
Scott Parks
Ac T. McNair
Robert W. McNair
Shell Chemiseach
Eal Company
Houston
Tex
Prc
Leslie S. Moore
Cordelia R
Melvin
Bob Nicodemus
Baltimore
Cordelia Hospital
Robert R. Thrasher
Thomas E
William Kerpsak
Thrasher
Elizaeth T
Ohio State University
Clyde Peet
Valent
Frederick Me
Worial Hospital
J. Bostian
John W. Bostian
Paul’ Ambush
Charlie DeGrange
Sally Cere
Washington
Cora L Bers
Percy C
Fredonia Daily News Front Page November 8 1957
The Friday November 8 1957 edition lists the Fredonia News as published by Geest Sp tG co with postal service details. Subscription rates are shown for various durations and carriers. The issue is marked as a second class mail publication from Fred, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geest Sptg &Fg. Co
Nort Coon St
Fredere MO
American dessert tastes favor cake and cookies over pie
A nationwide study on eating habits finds cake and cookies top popularity, fruit second and pie third, with pud and ice cream near the bottom. The piece notes cake’s freshness and ready mixes fueling home baking trends while lamenting poor puddings and the old pie habit.
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
On the way to a physician's office Frank H Rudy Middletown merchant was injured in an auto wreck. Armistice Day in Brunswick featured a large parade and a talk by Senator Millard E Tydings. William Henry Reese a retired printer died at his West Fifth Street home at 62. Clarence Blethen Roy Mumford C F Hartman and Elmo Jamison returned from a hunting trip to Dover Foxcroft Maine where they shot a deer and several game birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Rudy
Welmewn
Middletown
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Lerge
Brunswick
William Henry Reese
West Fifth Street
Messrs
Clarence Blethen
Roy Mumford
C. F. Hartman
Elmo Jamison
Dover- Foxcroft
Maine
Frederick High Student Council Attends City Alderman Meeting
Members of Frederick High School's Student Council represented city officials at a regular Board of Alderman meeting during Youth Appreciation Week sponsored by the Frederick Optimist Club. The photo includes Del Warner Gaither Sykes Rick Zimmerman Emmett Bow Jus Meadows Larry Blank William Bartgis Frank Meehan John A. Gerr Frank Marts and E Paul Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sud ‘Derly
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Frederick High School
John Derr
Terry Horman
Louis £. Eichelberger
Richard Zimmerman
South Jefferson Street
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Dale Warner
Route 4
Gaither H.sykes
W. R. Walter
Frank Martz
West Church Street
Staley
Frederick City
Budeget
Sykes
Magaha
Fredérick
Max Kehne
Ppaard
Stude
Board of Alderman
Emmett R. Bow- Jus
Dave Meadows
Larry Blank
William Bartgis
Frank Meehan
John A. Gerr
Frank Marts
E. Paul Ma
Frederick Solicitations Tactics Targeted by Chamber Committee
Frederick’s easy town reputation for solicitors prompts a revised solicitations control program by the Solicitations and Business Ethics committee. The Journal calls for member cooperation to reject unregistered solicitations. Catalog sales to employees from wholesale catalogs are flagged as a problem violating trade diversion laws and tax regulations, with revenue losses blamed for empty Frederick stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Forfeited Collateral And Open Bids For Frostburg State Hall
A list of individuals cited in the initial Magistrate's Court for various traffic offenses with fines around 11.45 to 16.45 dollars is provided, including names and towns such as Silver Spring Mount Airy and Hagerstown. Arresting officers from the Maryland State Police are listed. A second notice states bids will open at 2 p.m. on November 14 for a new dining hall at Frostburg State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Frederick Post
Deck
Lefty
Ereh
Calvert County Sportsman’s Club
Prince Frederick
Wilbur Cox
Pop Warner League
McCurdy Field
Colts
Redskins
Pop Warner
Preston Best
Coatesville
Frederick
Sparrows Point
Annapolis
Maryland
Baltimore
Magistrate’s Court
Edward T. Fogle
Donald B. Wess
Silver Spring
Lawrence G. Houk
Willard A. Spencer
Mount Airy
James T. Strout
Weterscale
Olive IL West
Berkely Springs
W. Va
Arthur W. Middickoft
Hagerstown
Henry F. Horner
John Krenzer
LeGore
Earl Mahcatt
Williamsport
CC. Steele
R. J. Graham
R. N. Bickle
R. G. Norford
R. C. Snyder
Frostburg State Teachers College
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Omar Bradley
Army
Vettrans
Burton
America
Jerick City
Bob Hartman
Robert
Bob) Fox
Frederick Iron and Steel
Bob
People’s Drug Store
Harlowe’en
Reno Six
Police
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Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Paul Humbert
Taneytown
Rob
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Potomac Edison Company
Maryland Group
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Ralph E. Stine
Deere
Frederick High
Amos Harper
Phebe Summers
Virginia Fry
Chartney
Jlotte
Mathilde Soleney
Lois Swaney
Frank Wag i
Ner
William Cleaver
Betty
Frederick/lind
Richard Party
George Harris
Ionis
Sanirrel
Thomas L. Zimmerman, Jr
Pennsylvania
John Ray
Memorial Hospital
Thomas S. Matney
Charlotte
Mr. Matney
University of Texas At Austin
Matney
Glenda Oglesby
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Detrick
Jert Wilson
Alois Meixner
Graceham
Charles
Nui
William G. Fogle
Patricia Moser
Emmitsburg
Clair A. Redding
Mount St Mary's College
CWC
Civilian Welfare Council
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Veronica ‘Catlett
Christopher
Miss Catlett
Manuel Weinberg
Afr
Nathan Jacobson
Elizabeth Maso
Dorothy Portner
Gerald Yonetz
George H. Andrews, Jr
Francis A. Beane
Herbert EB. Benningson
Billy E. Bingham
Harold M. Borror
Koenald G. Busch
Robert J. Candela
Joseph A. Crowley
Kenneth A. Davis
Donald D. Dobrzynski
Paul G. Friedman
James J. Gainer
Lonzo FP. Green
Carl. J. Herter
Robert E. Hodder
Kenneth E. Peltzer
John J. Phelan
George A. Rauh, Jr
Elwood G. Roome
Robert F. Smith
James L. Stobley
iGeorge H. Stoup
Wiliam
Straw
Earl R. Taute
Paul E. Tittus
Marvin Twersky
John W. Eller
Miller’s Creek
N. C
James L Collins
Somersville
Mass
Leo J. Greaney
Amesbury
Donald D. Kioseff
Waukesha
Albert N. Molinari
Asbury Park
N.J
Jackson O. Clancy
Albany, Ga
John H. Morrison, Jr
Venice
Fra
Morton's
Scottsburg
Ind
Marshall Murphy, Jr
Alonzo W. Fox
Minnie Earle Hargett
Pem
Bee
Alice
McKeldin
Chester River
Oslo
Castleman , Gaha
Jack Herrick
Charles P. Staley
Colyn Phillips
William B. Burall
Terry Harman
Louis E. Eichelberger
City Loft
Solicitors
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