Rainy day crashes raise Frederick Police activity
Frederick City Police reported multiple charges and accidents on a rainy day. A 1957 Plymouth driven by George W. Clendaniel collided with a Chevrolet station wagon driven by a 16-year-old, causing damage and injuring Warne Rhoderick who was hospitalized. Police also arrested three laborers on intoxication charges and another man on reckless driving charges. Ambulances responded to several incidents, including a football spectator injured and a pole fire on East Third Street.
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Frederick City
Market Street
Bentz Street
Washington Street
Madison Streets
Lincoln High School
West Parick Street
James Steet
George W. Clendaniel
Charles Street
Frederick
Greyhound
Brook Park Road
Cleveland
Ohio
Michael Alatternamp
West College Terrace
Clendaniel
West Patrick Street
Clendaniel Auto
Stup
Clendanie Auto
Denver Shook
Nathan A. Dorsey
Warne A. Rhoderick
Route 5
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Claude Henry Gardner
Dorsey
North Market Street
Harry Eugene Dillon
College Terrace
Henry Lee Gray
West All Saints Street
United
McCurdy Field
Robert E. Murray
East Fourteenth Street
Martinsburg
East Third Street
Nusbaums
Bartonsville
Independent Hose Company of
United Fire Company
George K. Steingele
Fourth Avenue
Brunswick
North Market ‘Street
Brengele
Claude E. Evans
Jaion
Woman Hurt Beneath Car in Gary Indiana Crash
A Gary woman was pinned under an overturned car on U.S. 15 near Frederick late Friday afternoon. Robert A. Uhlman, 72, and his wife Dorothia were in a 1954 Chevrolet sedan when a tire blew on Lime Kiln Road causing the vehicle to overturn. Mrs. Uhlman was thrown and trapped beneath the car and injured. no other injuries were reported in a separate school bus incident.
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Uhlman
Fredi Memorial Hospital
Jarrell Slanor
Valman
Bruce E. Diehl
Gary
Ind
Maria
U.S. 15
Frederick
Lime Rise
Robert A. Uhlman
Garry
Dorothia
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Robert C. Elford
Damascus Town Forms Private Water Company
In spring 1955 Damascus residents formed a committee to create a private water system. A charter was filed June 1 1955 and stock sales reached over $55 1000 by the July stockholders meeting. The Damascus Utilities Company obtained a franchise and began extending water service to about 36 homes and businesses with plans to expand.
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Damascus
Damascus Utilities ‘Company
Montgomery County Council
The
Coun
Ty Department of Public Works
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Health Department
iState Public Service Commission
2 Life Insurance Company
Chicago Bridge and Tron Company
Kelley Construction Company
Silver Sprisz
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Dubel
Packard
Wiliam Luther Afurray
Lantz
Robert Bruce Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Diehl
Joanne Biddinger
Baltimore
Earl Biddinger
Liberty
James Nathan Dubel
Rosemont Avenue
Edgewater
Mersland 2
Anne
J. C. Burner
Barnesville
Edward's Ferry
Rinaldo van Broat
Second U. S. Army
Fort George G. Meade
Memorial Park
Fuel Oil and Burner Service
Sherwood
Sinclair Refining Company
Buckeystown
John H. Haines
the News
Frederick, Md
Satmn
3Tr
Dodge
Hall
Perry G. Burdele
Edwin D. Fry
Bernard D. Gildhill
Harry
Sday
Page
K. Green
Herbert S. Hyatt
Everett BR. Jones
Clark F. King
Roscoe JL Pearce
H. Deets Warfield Jr
Guy D. Watkins
Jerry T. Williams
Osborne E. Williams
Herbert 5. Hyatt
Perry G. Burdette
Hitchin
England
Vera Ludford
Cgar
Potomac Edison CO
the Family Savings Association
N. Court MO
Cavetown
Frederick Bottled Gas Company
Cavetown Planing Mill CO
Hiltner-Roelke
West Patrick ST
Pearre
Lealane
Crawford Marvel
AXY
the Glass & Mirror Shop, Inc
E. 4Th St. MO
N. Market St
Federal Phone MO
Member
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Greencastle
James A. Harrison
Manacer
Penney
Penney’s
Benrus Watches
Benrus
Crystal
Tase
Crown Rvemais