Three Killed And One Injured In Train Car Collision
Washington report of a collision between an automobile and a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train on Kenilworth Avenue at Tailzoad’s waters at 10 30 p m Friday. Three people died and three were injured. Driver Ernest Dudley 31 of 2000 Maryland Avenue NE and passenger Miss Margaret Thomas 19 of Hyattsville MD died on arrival at Leland Memorial Hospital Riverdale. Passenger George Allen McKetcham 19 of 832 5th Street NE died after transfer to Gallinger Hospital. Three others treated at Prince Georges General and later at Gallinger are listed as in fair condition: Margaret Grose 18 Gladys Grose 18 and Mrs Judy Gray 30. Train engineer Ralph P Ridgeway of Brunswick MD said the train was about 20 mph as warnings at the crossing functioned properly.
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Washington
Ballimore & Ohio
Kenilworth Ave
Ernest & Dudley
Maryland Ave
Margaret Thomas
Hyattsville
Leland’ Memorial Hospital
Riverdale
George Allen McKetcham
Sth Street
Leland Memorial Hospital
Gallinger Hospital
Prince Georges Generalospital
Margaret Grose
50Th Street
Gladys Grose
Judy Gray
Laurel Pl
Ralph P. Ridgeway
Brunswick
Dear Miss Dix Helps Aiding A World War I Couple
In a Dorothy Dix exchange a wife explains her husband’s respiratory illness during World War I forced them apart. He moved to Florida for health and work while she stays with her widowed mother up north. The mother refuses to relocate and disapproves of the move seeking financial and emotional support.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Livag
Florida
Not Difficult If You Follow Common Sense in Florida
The text argues a wife should relocate with her husband to Florida for his health, suggesting his welfare outweighs the mother’s wishes. It urges the wife to leave her mother if needed, stating most women her age feel bored at home and that young people adapt easily, forming new connections and continuing life with transportation to support moving together. It concludes that moving now could improve the husband’s health and work prospects in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M
Florida
Advice in love and birthday mail from 1951 column
A Miss Dix dating column quotes a reader seeking guidance on remaining with a married man and weighing opportunities with single men. Answers harshly judge the former partner for years of devotion and encourage moving on. A separate note approves sending cordial greetings to someone never dated. The piece ends with a local meeting note and a factual line about Antarctic auroral phenomena.
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Miss Dix
Charlesville Homemakers Club Meets In September
The September meeting of the Charlesville Homemakers club was held at the home of Mrs. Raymond Haugh Jr. Monday afternoon with 11 members present. Scripture was read by the hostess followed by the Collect in unison. Mrs. Raymond Ford and Mrs. Harold Stuley led the arranged program.
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Lemuel Shafer
Wilbur Stag
Harold Staley
Harry Staley
Beatrice Fehr
Charlesville
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Raymond Haugh, Jr
Raymond Ford
Harold Stuley
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Frederick Gas Co., Inc
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