Largest Crowd At Food Show
The Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory drew the week’s biggest crowd. Leaders Charles E Riddlemoser and C J Shult oversaw a pet show with prizes totaling $2 for top participants. Winners included Lois Rice for largest pet dog and Harriett Reid for smallest pet, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food and Better Housing
State Armory
Serv-U Save-U
Charles E Riddle-moser
C. J. Shult
Lois Rice
Carrol Parkway
Harriett Reid
North Market Street
Wanda Joe Bussard
Taney Apartments
Jackie Rodgers
North Bentz Street
Billy Corbin
Frederic , Ave
Stephen Leatherman
Frederick
Johnny
Kay Snow
Linden Hills
Shirley Shankle
Christine Wiles
Water Street
Kitty Kauffman
Center Street
Woodrow Barkley
Middletown
George W. Guyton
Burkittsville
Atlee Compher
Route 4
Robert Wolfe
Maple Avenue
Betty Morris
West
Patrick Street
Wanda de- Lashmutt
Charles Dodd
Thir Street
Ruth Main
Burton Staley
Walter Sherald
Grant Place
Harvey Showe
East Patrick Street
Maryin Byrd
Gapland
Shirley Smith
Harvey Rice
East Fifth Street
Vivian Masser
B. and
O. Avenue
Wanda DeLashmutt
Carne Boone
East Third Street
Buck
H. C. Marker
Donald Fout
East Church Street
Southern Biscuit Company
Grayson Fouche
Belmont Avenue
Buckey Summers
West South Street
Paul C Lants
Middle Town
Lorriane Cole
West Fifth Street
Esskerham
Sylvia Reisler
Union Bridge
Mise Betty Morris
Charles K Taylor
Keedvsville
John Petrus
Cleveland
W. S. Hood
Elizabeth McElroy
South Market Street
John Esworthy
East South Street
M. Brast
Local Business Listings and Addresses on 423 West Patrick area
A compiled fragment lists names and addresses linked to items from groceries and household goods. It includes 423 West Patrick street and 118 East Church street with entries for Grover Shaff 208 Maple avenue James Clark Little American foods Mrs Mary Morgan Middletown and many others across Frederick Keedysville and Takoma Park mentioning brands such as Beechnut, Dukee's, Filbert's, Goetze's and Snyder's along with retailers like Western Maryland Wholesale and Frederick Produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Mts
Grover Shaff
East Church Street
G. L. Baking Company
Richard Wolfe
Maple Avenue
James Avery Clark
Little American Frozen Foods
Mary Morgan
Middletown
Paul Kefauver
Keedysville
Western Maryland
Beechnut Baby Food
Harvey Showe, Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick Produce Company
Dukee
Martha Riggin
Fred Rossback
East Fourth Street
Thomas H. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Daniel Fout
Wilkins Coffee
Hilda Shank
Wisner Street
Kay Kauffman
Center Street
Ideal Farms Dairy Milk
Henry Robert
Sherman Avenue
Gills Coffee
Ruth Quinn
D. E. Lindsay
North Market Street
Filbert
Glenn Federline
Frederick Sewing Machine Company Sewing Light
Shirley Shankle
North Bentz
John Fogle
Carroll Parkway
Goetze
H. Rhoderick
Maryin Byrd
Dot Hof
North Bentz Street
L. W. Fitzgerald
Inter Place
Takoma Park
Snyder's
W. T. McGee
Mida Holland
East Third Street
Killed Airman Spicer Had Cumberland Roots
Sergt. Franklin E. Spicer United States Air Force died in a crash over the Papage Indian Reservation in Southern Arizona during a refueling test. He was a radio operator aboard a B 29 that collided with a B 50, killing 13 air personnel. His sister lived near New Market and his wife and children resided in Cumberland. He was born in Rowelsburg West Virginia and later moved with his family to Hagerstown before settling in Cumberland ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin E. Spicer
USAF
Papage
Arizona
Don Kefauver
New Market
Cumberland
Mary Louise Spicer
Air Force
Sergt. Spicer
Police Court Cases Friday
Two local men were sentenced to a year in the Maryland House of Correction for larceny of 18 bottles of Coca-Cola. David Myers and Walter Keeney pleaded not guilty to pilfering three cartons of the beverage and attempting to trade them for wine. an eyewitness testified to the theft. Hunter was acquitted. both defendants had prior records. A Brunswick railroad man, W. C. Weese, was acquitted of hunting rabbits after sunset after time discrepancies. Two others forfeited collaterals for gun and license violations. William Yeager pled guilty to larceny of a suitcase from a passenger on a Blue Ridge bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland House of Correction
Manuel M. Weinberg
David Myers
North Market Street
Walter Keeney
MT East Fourth Street
Monocacy River
Sergt. Swomley
Officer Trump
Hunter
Brunswick
W. C. Weese
C. Clifton Wirts
Broad Run
Glenn Butts
Weese
Brenton Swearingen
California
Charles Hinkle
Wheaton
Rabbit
Middle Creek
William H Yeager
West of New Market
Blue Ridge
W. A Mutchner
Theft of suitcase from Frederick bound train arrest summary
Yeager with juvenile record remanded after magistrate withheld sentence pending probation officer consultation. Jail terms on intoxication conviction given to Cromwell five days and Oldaker one day. Officer Kanade made arrests. Collaterals of 5.80 forfeited for John W. Smith and Vernon Roderick, charged with drunkenness, arrested by Sergt Swomley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
William Cromwell
Eugene Oldaker
Kanade
John W. Smith
Vernon Roderick
Sergt. Swomley
Woman Recluse Is Taken From Hovel
Philadelphia November 17 police broke into a barricaded rubbish filled unheated home and carried out a screaming half starved woman who had not left her home in three years. Mrs Alma Mickel 56 was taken to General Hospital where her condition was described as critical. Rat bites and sores covered arms legs and body. Neighbors reported food left on the porch untouched for days. Authorities said her husband left years ago and is being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Alma Mickel
General Hospital
Boy 11 Hurt After Being Struck by Car on Route 49
An 11 year old boy named William C. Wimmer was injured Friday afternoon when he ran into or was struck by a passing car on Route 49 near Ridgeville. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with head lacerations and a severe leg injury requiring surgery. The driver, Stephen Xavier O'Dwyer of Catonsville, swerved to avoid the boys and said he believed he missed them. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D i Cline and Son
William C. Wimmer
William Wimmer
Patrick Stakem
B. C. Hammersmith
Stephen Xavier QO Dwyer
Melvin Avenue
Catonsville
O'Dwyer
Wimmer
Baltimore & Ohio
Stakem
Route 40
Shaw Rad
Willian R. Stevena
Church Street
Richard & Young
Pearl
Hapone
Fis
O‘elock
Barkley and Ay-Virr mark first wedding anniversary
Paducah Kentucky November 17 Ay-Virr President and Atvs Alben Barkley celebrate their first wedding anniversary. The couple will spend the day at home. The Vice President gave his wife a radiophonograph as an anniversary present. Mrs Barkley said he would do the same to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Virr
Men Who Set Fires Jailed In Prince Georges Case
Upper Marlboro November 17 four of seven young Prince Georges county volunteer firemen admitted setting a summer forest area fire in Porestvally Rosaryville. Identified defendants William Tippett Arthur Grusholt and others received indeterminate sentences up to five years in the Maryland Reformatory. Two younger suspects Joseph Baker and Clifford Brown faced suspended terms conditional on training school placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Reformatory
Prince Georges County
Porestvally
Rosaryville
William T. Tippett
Saltland
Arthur of
Stacey
Parkland
Willy JD. Grusholt
Forestville
Maryland Reformatory
Thomas A. Marlowe, Jr
Suitland
Atsausts
Joseph Baker
District Heights
Clifford Brown
Wholesale Prices With AI Time High
Washington November 17 Wholesale prices hit an alternate high during the week ended November 14 the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Today. The wholesale price index rose to 712 up from 100 prewar levels, 688 percent above the prior peak in August 1948. Textile markets led gains with raw cotton up over five percent, print cloth up 23 percent and wool tops firm. Cotton and wool tops touched postwar highs. prices for hogs, cattle, and grain moved unevenly with corn and oats up modestly as markets stayed volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buea
Spo
Brothers receive sentences in Maryland corrections
Baker, brother of Joseph, gets five years with term suspended on the same terms as his sibling. Ford also sentenced to the House of Correction as the court notes the reformatory does not take boys as young as he. A holy hour at Visitation Convent chapel Sunday from 4 to 5 p.m. led by Rev. John K. Harvey. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Joseph
Maryland House of Correction
Ford
House of Correction
Washington
United States of America
Morning Mail
Committee Dines At Unified Fire Company Banquet
The game committee of the Unified Fire Company held its annual banquet in the engine house dining hall. Members of the Municipal League softball team were guests of the committee. Bartgis Storm served as chairman of the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified Fire Company
Engine House
Bartgis Storm
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D. F. Shipley
North Market St
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Lord Elgin
Tyler’s Jewelry Store
Turkeys
Brookside Poultry Farm
Cappello’s Food Market
N. MarKet St
Gavilan
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Cuba
New York State
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Boy
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Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Jean Osborn
Chicago
George Washington
Douglas
Crellar
Gettysburg
Edward Everett
Lincoln
Sil
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Nate
American Heritage Foundation
the Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Batten, Bartin, Derssire & Osbert, Inc
Federal Reserve System
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