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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1953

Page

6

Magsaysay Edges Quirino in Philippine Race Rising Lead Seen

Youthful Ramon Magsaysay led President Elpidio Quirino in the Philippines presidential race with unofficial tallies showing his large advantage. An official count was not yet announced as tabulations continued. violence was limited and voting orderly in a record turnout.

Manila Ramon Magsaysay Elpidio Quirino Philippines Magsaysay Quirino United States Quirno Thieftais Carlos P. Garcia Liberal Party Jose P. Yule

Bombing Error Traced to First Marines in Korea

Tokyo headquarters said planes from the U S 1st Marine Air Wing unintentionally bombed a frontline artillery position in Korea on January 8 1953 killing 13 American soldiers and wounding many. The Far East Command confirmed a joint investigation found Marine planes involved and made the report available at Hulls information office.

Tokyo John E. Hull U. S. 1St Marine Air Wing Korea Nie Far East Command U. S. Army Washington Far East Hull Public Information Office Army

Union Bridge Community News In Brief

Mrs. David Ohler discharged from General Hospital Baltimore after accident while Helen Rinehart of Washington visited her nephew Lee Rinehart. Uniontown Church of God minister Rev John Hoch honored at reception. 32nd year in pastorate. Union Bridge Lions Club prizes awarded for Halloween window decorations to local school pupils. multiple grades cited.

Union Bridge Mirs David Ohler General Hospital Baltimore Helen Rinehart Washington Lee Rinehart St. James Luthean Church Dien A. Yasie C. R. Simmons Church of the Brethren Will Delier John H. Hoch Uniontown Church of God Hoch Elmer Wolfe High School Hallowe'en Umon Bridge Lions Club Exchman Wright Lightness Union Bridgelar

Ladies Aid Missionary Society Meets at Lutheran Church

Lovettsville residents attend the Ladies Aid Missionary Society meeting at the Lutheran church with Alma Herkett leading the business session. Reports cover the Spanish Speaking Lutherans study, a Puerto Rico mission slide show, and notes from Baltimore Missionary Convention. Membership grows with Mrs Lythe joining. plans include attending Woodsboro Fall Rally next Thursday.

Wealthy Playboy Is Booked For Annoying Mrs. Kelly

In New York police dragged Rome socialite Pietig Francesco Mele from Brenda Frazier Kells's Park Avenue apartment after a Tuesday incident. Mele, claimed director and auto racer, was booked on felonious assault charges after allegedly refusing Mrs Kelly's lease request and being beaten by officers.

New York WI —Polhice Rome Brenda Frazier Kells Pietig Francesco Mele Kells Kelly Park Avenue Mele

Homemakers Class Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Homemakers class of First Baptist Church met last Thursday at Mrs Audrey Goodman's home with Mrs Rene Jordan as co hostess. Mrs Mary Gregory led the opening prayer and Mrs Goodman presided. Devotions were read by Mrs Grace Wainwright and refreshments were served by the hostesses.

First Baptist Church Audrey Goodman Rene Jordan Mary Gregory Goodman Grace Wainwright Hocteses

Red Feather Drive Faces Shortfall Amidst 37 000 Goal

The Chest campaign confronts a funding dilemma as only 74 percent of the $37,000 target is raised. Byron Thompson urges canvassing of all households to cover Salvation Army Children’s Aid Society YMCA Esther Grinage Kindergarten Federated Charities Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Regional divisions show varied progress from 42 percent to 91 percent of quotas with several reports still pending.

Frederick County Red Feather Salvation Army Children's Aid Society Y.M.C.A Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Byron W. Thompson Camp Detrick Thompson Claude R. Delauter Samuel Barrick Ernest Dettbarn Harold E. Schaden William Dare Morton Richard F. Kline Clyde M. Roney James Falk Melvin Derr Jacob Ramsburg James Fraser Guy E. Kelley

Clarksburg Community Association Meets at School

Clarksburg Community Association met last Monday at Clarksburg School with President James King presiding. Treasurer Ralph F. Maris reported. The nominating committee proposed Paul F. Burner for president and Ralph F. Maris for vice president. Members discussed a police pay raise, sought new members, and planned December elections.

Clarksburg Commuity Association James King Ralph F. Maris Paul Burner King W. Q. Rose W. O. Rose Secretari A. Jordan Wheaton Ralph F. Mariz The Light Committee James R. King W. O Rose Lst Paul F. Burner Sec. Iian Ora H. King Irea Aater Free Chest Vray Ahe Clarksburg Scheol Raymond King William Purdum Burge Burkett W. C. Rose Ralph F. Martz Roger Butt

Book Return Box At Artz Library For 24/7 Use

Curb service for returning borrowed books has begun at the C. Burr Artz Library. A waterproof theft proof Book Return box sits on Record Street with a lever slot for patrons to drop books. Inner mechanics guide the books safely inside. The feature is popular, enabling 24/7 returns. in the photo, Harry D. Radcliff uses the unit.

Artz C. Burr Artz Library Record Street Harry D. Radcliff

Local Notes Highlight Family Travel and Church Events

Birthday on Nov 4 quietly at home. George and Irvin Marshall and their sister Marian visited Northampton County to hunt pheasants, bagging two birds, planning a deer hunt there. Mrs G T Marts and daughter Sandra left Clarksburg for Virginia, will depart Nov 15 for Major Marts in Japan. Rev and Mrs Jack G Ammon celebrate eleventh anniversary. John Warfield visited his Maryland parents over the weekend. Germantown Methodist church hosts an oyster supper on Saturday Nov 20. American Education Week Service held at Damascus High School with Thomas J Pyle address. Clarksburg P T A met at Clarksburg School. Germantown official board meeting Friday at 8 pm. trustees at 5 pm. Clarksburg Methodist charge to join Baltimore Conference Church Extension Sunday to fund new church construction. Local Methodists urged gifts for new developments. Clarksburg Optimist Club invites families to special worship at Tainty Chapel Exan Celical Reformed church with Rev Paul L Ahouse. Rev Jack G Ammon to deliver. Community welcomes Geshe Kimble family formerly of Germantown Hill. Sunday dinner guests included Dallas family of Woodacres and Mrs Manon Brickley of Washington DC. Birds instinctively observe parental guidance.

Margaret Grove Washington Inlaw Paul Grove Guy Grove Washington County Hospital Winifred Grove Denver Col L. E. Brown Kermit James Falls Philadelphia Rush Snarr Maurice Hatcher Thurston Collins Winchester B. D. Hickman Richard Hickingn Nancy Rich Frederick Hickman Falls Church John Brady Joan Rohrbaugh Donald Marchio Army Chapel Bowling Field Brady Set Marchio Richard Hickman Larson Elgin Richmond Earl Weatherly Carol Whitney Frederic Stabler Waterford Roland C. Rehms Leesburg Kendall R. Host Lake Barcroft George Irvin Marshall Marian Northampton County G. T. Marts Sandra Clarksburg Virginia Marts Japan Jack G. Ammon John Warfield University of Maryland J. Paul Warfield Germantown Thomas J. Pyle Montgomery County Tainty Exancelical Reformed Church Frederck Paul L. Ahouse Geshe Kimble Gien Mont Hill Raymond Kings Dallas Woodacres Manon Brickley Washington, D.C

Frost and cold grip Frederick with 21 degree low

Frost covered lawns and fields around Frederick as the air dropped to 21 at the airport station and 25 at the State Police barracks. Winds turned northwest, keeping temperatures cold and ground frozen across the area. Snow lingered in higher mountain areas despite warmer days.

Frederick Airport State Police Weather Bureau Herman Toms

Taneytown Delegates to Arith Anniversary Meeting in Richmond

Fred Waybright and Percy Bollinger will be delegates from Taneytown to attend the Arith anniversary Southern States Cooperative meeting in Richmond on November 17 and 18. Charles A. Miler and George C. Flohr, managers of the local Southern States Agencies, also plan to attend. The Golden Rule Class of Grace Reformed Church met at Emma Rodgers home with devotions, a scripture reading by Mrs. Ernest Parker, and prayer by Mrs. William Simpson. A vocal solo by Martha Harmon followed. During business a variety show was planned with Ruth Shoemaker, Kaye Mehney, Marr Baker, and Mildred Parker chosen to arrange the program. The next meeting on December 1 will begin a patch apron project at Kaye Mehney’s home. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Nedl of Topeka, Kansas, visiting their nephew and wife, Neal Powell and his wife. The Women’s Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church will hold its annual Thank Offering service on November 13, guest speaker Eugene Reis, a senior at Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary. The Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society fall rally of the Miele Conference will be held November 12 at Woodsboro, registration at 9:00 to 9:30 a.m.

Martha Harmon Ruth Shoemaker Kaye Mehney Marr Baker Mildred Parker Rodgers Benjamin F. Xedl Topeka Kans Europe Neal Powell Women's Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church Eugene Reis Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society of Miele Woodsboro

Emmitsburg Hosts 50th Wedding Anniversary Celebration

Sunday afternoon open house at the home of Mr and Mrs C Felix Adams on DePaul street honored their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They wed Nov 4 1903 at St Patrick s Church York Pa. and moved to Emmitsburg in 1905. Adams formerly a farmer, later a painter and decorator. They have four children Norman Louise Helen Harner and Gertrude Overholtzer. Several local groups and members are noted for recent activities including Legion parade prize winners and church events.

Emmitsburg C. Felix Adams DePaul Street Adams St. Patrick’s Catholic Church York Hopman John F Annie Topper Adams Nora Karichouf David and Lous Karichouf Hanover Norman Louise Hormeopathic Hospital Washington Helen Harner Gertrude Overholtzer Philadelphia Francis X. Elder American Legion Gettysburg Eugene Newcomer Cooper Apartments Gettysburg Road Everett Chrismer Indian Lookout Conservation Club Fire Hall Harold Hoke Indian Lookout Bowmen’s Club Bowmen ‘Club Frank Toper Conservation Club Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church George Wilhide Clarence Hahn Morris Zentz Alton Bollinger Darrell E Frock, Jr Women’s Missionary Society Women of the Church League of Young Adults Bower Charles Sharrer Maryland United’ Lutheran Church Manchester R. J. McCarney Town Roy Manell William Wivell Baltimore Joseph Straub Charles Fuss Edward Clingan Valerie Overmann Richmond Landon Edwards Overmann Post R. J McCullough Hallowe'en Legion T. Eugene Rodgers Arrost Wetzel Thurmont Caltin Riley Fairfield Henry Pechner U. S. Army American Legion Auxiliary Anne Topper Westminster Cecelia Thomas Focal Post Perry Point Sabillasville Germany Frederick County Children’s Aid Society Ita Post Home Loretta Hardman Dorothy Kerrigan Ada Myers Ruth Viola Eyler Dorothy Davis Maisie Neeley David Kerrigan J. Ward Kerrigan California

News in Briefs From North Little Rock and Baltimore

North Little Rock Arkansas notes a mother plans a visit with Mr and Mrs Gaiser then return by plane. Mrs Gaiser formerly Patricia Stinson daughter of Dr and Mrs O H Stinson Gettysburg Road. George McDonnell Navy has furlough with parents after electricians course at Port Hucseme California. He heads to Davisville Rhode Island then to 8th Mobile Construction Battalion. Miss Doris Wastler Lutheran Hospital Baltimore spent weekend with her parents Lester and wife.

North Little Rock Ark R. I 8Th Mobile Construction Battalion Doris Wastler Lutheran Hospital Baltimore Lester Wastler

Bolivar Flower Show and Weekend Socials Across Bolivar

The Bolivar flower show sponsored by the Garden Department of the Woman's Club at the Club House on October 28 drew a good crowd despite a long drought. The note highlights visits from residents in Harpers Ferry and Alexandria, plus a Republican rally at Hill Top Hotel. Cake sales in Charles Town raised 106.65 to fund new uniforms, and local families from Bolivar to Arlington and Washington gathered for social and community events.

Bolivar Woman’s Club Charles Kern Alexandria Eugene Kern Harpers Ferry Frank McDonald Washington, D. C Stephen Galley Norman Lynch Gaithersburg Camp Hill Galley Camp Hill Methodist Church Germany U. S. Army Chaplin Charles Stone Waynesboro Hill Top Hotel Frances Chew Brunswick Frederick Memorial Hospital Frances Zombro Vivian Barton Lee Arlington J. W. Ramsdill B. C. Spensler Thomas Flannigan Baltimore Lee Hoover Camp Hil Lorraine Pansy HT. McDonald Gentry Muse Lawrence Muse Leesburg Charles Webb Miller Webb Millville Burnie Shipley J. O Sponseller Charles Town Boosters Club Elsworth McConnell Poole Harry Lawson McDevitt Florida George Trundle Cleveland Ohio Charles Trundle William Demory Norman Demory Purcellville Briscoe Rockenbaugh Walter Jenkins J. E. Roberts Tacoma Park D. C John Newcomer Cliffside Motel

Oxnam Calls for End to McCarthyism in Address

Baltimore Maryland bishop G Bromley Oxnam urged President Eisenhower to declare an end to McCarthyism and said Truman should not be subpoenaed. He noted it might be possible to obtain necessary information without questioning Truman’s integrity. Oxnam heads 176000 Methodists in Maryland Washington area.

Baltimore G. Bromley Oxnam Eisenhower Truman House UN- American Activities Committee Harry Dexter White White Oxnam Un-American Activities Committee Rep. Jackson R-Calif Lord Maryland-Washington

New Windsor High unveils fifth annual vanety show

New Windsor High School mounts its fifth annual vanity show on Thursday November 19 at 8 p m in the school auditorium. The program includes four one act comedies To The Lonely Margaret by the Dramatic Club and a one act musical Take A Trip to New York. The seventh and eighth grade chorus sings Oh What A Beautiful Morning and grades 9 12 perform melodies from The Desert Song. Proceeds benefit the Athletic Association.

New Windsor New Windsor High School Lonely Margaret Dramatic Club New York The Athletic Association Joan Wolf Jesse Trite Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore Earl Greene Hagerstown Danton Ensor John O Ike” Fritz Edgar Clarkson Hough Baltimore American and News Post Fritz Hough Thelma Hartzler Elsie Gause Nellie Lantz Lucy Billings Rebecca Harman Ruth Buffington Bessie Erb Ann Blcom Kitty Lovell Beulah Ecker Velma Condon Florence Geer Hartzler Charlotte Hann

Cool And Crisp Weather Widespread Across Nation

Weather conditions show cool and crisp air over large parts of the nation with wet spots in several regions. Rain persists in the Pacific Northwest and Southeast coastal areas while light precipitation mixes with snow in the Northern Great Lakes. A fresh surge of cool air moves south and east from the Northern Plains, freezing conditions stretch from the Rockies to the Appalachians, with a low of 2 in Corbin Kentucky. Early today temperatures include 19 in Elkins West Virginia, 2 in Philipsburg Pennsylvania, and 33 in Fraser Colorado. Readings remain near seasonal levels nationwide.

Rati Pacific Northwest Atlantic States Great Lakes Plains Rockies Appalachians Kentucky Corbin Elkins W.va Philipsburg Fraser Coto

Traffic charges entered against Pro Camp and Newton Waltz

City police filed charges Tuesday against Pro Camp of Camp Pickett Virginia for exceeding 20 and operating without a license with a $42.90 bond set. Newton E. Waltz of Westminster was cited for exceeding 30 and a summons issued. Officer N. DorsetY preferred the charges.

Pro Camp Camp Pickett Newton E. Waltz Westminster N. Dor‘sey

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