Semi-Weekly News: Frederick publication details
The Semi-Weekly News of Frederick Maryland notes its publication schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays, printing rates at $2.00 yearly in advance, and its status as an Associated Press member with rights to AP dispatches. It offers job printing services and invites writers to identify themselves.
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The
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court
Frederick
Associated Press
Mar
St Frederick. Md
Christmas packages for service members urged before deadline
In early October 1953 readers are reminded to mail Christmas packages to Armed Forces and overseas civilian employees between October 15 and November 15. The piece notes a happier mood than last year when Korea’s war continued, prays for continued armistice and urges timely preparation of gifts for those far from home.
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Korea
Frederick county seeks 16900 for x ray survey tour
A six week mobile x ray tour will run from November 6 to December 22 aiming to x ray about 16 500 people in Frederick County. The program, sponsored by the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association, partners with the county health department and local groups across districts to reach residents over 15 years old.
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Frederick County
Byron W. Thompson
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Thompson
Grange
PTA
Frederick City
Ernest Berger
New Market
Lucian Falconer
Jack McGolerick
Woodville
Hauvers
Sabinlasville P. T. A
Maurice Shindledecker
Woodsboro-Walkersville Group
Glade Valley Lions Club
L. Cramer’ Powell
Woodsboro
Daniel Poole
Jefferson
Jefferson Grenze Ballenger
Jefferson Croup
Johnsville
Carroll Harp
Appeal Filed in Frederick On Industrial Accidents Case
An appeal from an Industrial Accident Commission decision has been filed in Orient Court by the Major and Aldermen of Frederick as employer and U S Fidelity and Guaranty Company as insurer against Harry N. Cram. Also a suit for 1825 dollars by Ethel Fox against William M. Storm, executor of Harry Baumgardner’s estate, is in court with attorneys Richard Zimmerman and Biron W Thompson. Vernon Griffiths of Pass-a-Grille, Florida, visits G Griffiths of Laytonsville.
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State Industrial Accident Commission
Orient Court
Frederick
U. S Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Harry N. Cram
Ethel Fox
William M. Storm
Harry D. Baumgardner
Richard Zimmerman
Biron W Thompson
French economy and strike impact discussed by Dr Thorning
Dr. Joseph F. Thorning Kiwanis speaker urged Americans to understand France’s economy and labor unrest as vital to US security. He described strikes as limited, argued protests aid the Soviet Union by driving Americans away, and noted reduced tension since last year’s disruptions.
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Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
World Affairs
Kiwanis Club
France
United States
Soviet Union
Thurmond Chatham
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chatham
Thorning
Fourth Republic
M. Joseph Lanier
CGT
Dr. Thorning
Europe
Park W. T. Lov
Hagerstown
Dan Weinbere
F. W. Weitzel
Russell Hartley
Evelyn Mudze
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Gerald Smith
Casper Cane
George Olzon
Thomas Glass
Carlton Molesworth
Frederick Opens Community Concert Week Drive
The 17th annual Community Concert Association membership drive launched in Frederick with a workers dinner at Hotel Frederick. Aiming for 1000 memberships, about 100 volunteers prepared to solicit county and city residents, with Harold Welch of New York reporting strong renewal interest and local plans reserving Rochester Symphony and Companions of Song for future programs.
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Frederick
Harold Welch
Community Concert Association
New York
Welch
Les Compagnons de la Chanson
Companions of Song
Rochester Symphony Orchestra
Rochester Symphony
Erich Leinsdorf
Natalie Ryshna
U. S
Waynesboro
Charles Town
W. Va
Winchester
Hanover
Better Homes Equipment Company
East Patrick Street
Robert Clapp, Sr
Michael J. Croghan
Republican Women to Meet in Atlantic City
The Republican Women’s Eastern States Conference will be held in Atlantic City on October 1 and 2 as the third of four regional events to energize the 4 congressional campaign. About 700 women from 12 coastal states will attend, with 75 delegates from Maryland. Bertha Adkins, Maryland National Committeewoman, directs the conference with Carrell Kearns. Maryland delegates will host, and Maryland Day features luncheon with Sherman Adams, Robert Hendrickson, and Paul Troast among speakers.
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Atlantic City
Maryland
Driscoll
New Jersey
Leonard Hall
Republican National
Surprise Birthday for Rubs Cecil in Frederick
A September 24 surprise party honored Rubs Cecil at the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Talmadge Cecil Jr on Redwood Avenue This city Gifts were given and refreshments served to guests including Mr and Mrs Andrew Maule Mr and Mrs Talmadge Cecil Sr Mr and Mrs Talmadge Cee Jr Mrs Gordon White Mrs Arthur Wetzel Catherine Rentzell Mary L Beachley Marjorie Green Andy Maule Gary Maule Kay Frances Cecil all of Frederick and Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown and Mary Maddox of Rockville
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Rubs Cecil
Talmadge Cecil, Jr
Redwood Avenue
Andrew Maule
Talmadge Cecil
Talmadge Cee
Gordon White
Arthur Wetzel
Catherine Rentzell
Mary L Beachley
Marjorie Green
Andy Maule
Gary Maule
Kay Frances Cecil
Frederick
Eugene Brown
Mary Maddox
Rockville
Estates Accounts Highlight Disbursements and Bequests
The first administrator's account in the estate of Charles H. Routzahn shows $140,210.50 in debts due and assets with real estate appraised at $30,000. After $5,747.06 in disbursements a net of $164,463.44 remains for distribution to executors Harry Routzahn May Routzahn Anne Routzahn and Phoebe Zimmerman. The will signed Feb 2 1943 left the home to Harry Marie and Annie, with Mrs Routzahn to receive a widow's third and Zimmerman paid $4,000. Mrs Routzahn renounced the will augmenting her one-third share and the remainder distributed per the will. Also reported are accounts for William M Storm executor of John Baumgardner estate and Mary C Holly estate with minor bequests and real estate legacies. A separate account for John T Grout estate shows net $788.73 paid to his son. In another case W R Kelly executor for Mary C Holly shows assets of $974.06 with equal disbursements. Two Maryland soldiers formerly held as POWs in Korea reenlist for six years at Fort Meade.
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Charles H. Roulzahn
Orphans’ Court
Harry
May
Anne Routzahn
Phoebe Zimmerman
Routzahn
Bertha A. Harp
Grayson H. Mercer
Marie
Anie
Office of Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Gas House Pike
Orphans' Court
William M. Storm
John H. Baumgardner
Darwin D. Barker
Oda B. Filler
Register of Wills Radcliff
Trout
Shirley J. Grout
John T. Grout
W. R. Kelly
Mary C. Holly
Trial dates set for September grand jury indictments
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer set trial dates for defendants indicted by the September grand jury. Gustave Meyers pleaded not guilty to five counts of perjury and seeks a jury trial with October 20 as the date. John D Hughes pleaded guilty to assault charges and is slated for October 1. Additional arraignments and dates span September 30 to October 21 with appeals scheduled October 22 and 23.
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Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gustave Meyers
John A. Cheesemeyer
Richard J. Burns
New York City
John D. Hughes
Jesse Langston
James W. Bartholow
Melvin C. Street
Rudolph Brendel
Richard Rudy Burns
Vernon Jacob Smith, Jr
Nelson Jackson
Octavia Castle
Sadie Jenkins
Harry Jenkins
Earl E. Kolb
Mervin J. Wolford
Richard E. Hatmaker
William Frye
Russell M. Rice
Marguson G. Ridenour
Ruth E. Huff
Allen L. Pryor
Richard G. Johnson
Bruce M. Stone
Charles D. Estes
James Jackson
Area traffic disaster yields one dead and twenty two injured
One man, Charles R. Ott of Emmitsburg, died after falling from a car and succumbing to injuries five hours later at Warner Hospital Gettysburg. A spate of crashes Saturday and Sunday left 22 injured across Frederick Mt. Airy Thurmont and surrounding areas including a head on collision and a vehicle overturn. Four injuries occurred in Frederick area and one pedestrian child escaped serious harm when run over. Police logged multiple incidents including a stolen car danger and fence crash near Frederick. VETS TO WORK FOR PEACE MONDIAL GROUP FORECAST WORLDWIDE COOPERATION FOR VETERANS
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Charles R. Ott
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Frederick
18 Month Court Term For Speeding On Revoked License
A 21-year-old Frederick man, John Robert Peomroy, received an 18-month term in the House of Correction after being found guilty of exceeding 70 mph and operating on a revoked license. Magistrate Wilbur Sheffield noted prior leniency in 13 past cases and imposed the maximum penalties. Lunn, a passenger, had lent his license. he paid $100 and costs. In separate actions, William Proctor was jailed 30 days for intoxication. others faced motor charges with small fines.
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Wilbur Sheffield
House of Correction
Peoples Court
John Robert Peomroy
Route 2
Frederick
Peomroy
James H. Rouzee
Canada Hill
Rouzee
Peamroy
Braddock Mountain
Lunn
William Proctor
R. Arnold Simmons
West Patrick Street
Reginald C. Rider
Kenmore
N. Y
West South Street
Adolphyus F. Weedon
West All Saints Street
Benjamin Albert Cline
Route 4
William A. Boone, Jr
Takes license after hearing in Frederick court
A motor vehicle license reviewer revoked the license of a Frederick city youth and suspended driving privileges of three county motorists in hearings at the courthouse. James Bruce Heflin, 19, had his license revoked until age 21 for prior violations including turning off lights to avoid identification, reckless driving, and failing to stop. Others faced suspensions or probation for speeding, false theft reports, or reckless driving in various Maryland locales. The article also notes a USA film seating statistic comparing per capita seats in the United States to Australia and England.
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Frederick City
Court House
James Bruce Heflin
QO. Avenue
Ray Horn
Heflin
Frederick
Marlin Eugene Jones
Lewistown
West Patrick Street
Wilbur Roland Lamm
Point of Rocks
John Carl Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Gerald B. Mattingly
Ridgeville
Mattingly
Lewis Ferdinand Thompson
Alt
Alty
Samuel
Leroy Main
Monrovia
East Fourth Street
William Felix Adams
Frederick Fair seat sales begin with strong early demand
The Frederick Fair reserved seats went on sale Monday at 114 North Market Street with early demand high. Single day seats go on sale Tuesday. A Maryland State Fair Board boost of 300 dollars may bring more entries in livestock and farm departments.
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Frederick Fair
North Market Street
Maryland State Fair Board
Joie Chitwood
Prell
George A. Hamid
Tokayer
Gautier
Veno
Galasso
Rudenkos
McKeldin
County Farm Bureau
Granges
Women’s Clubs
Frederick
Top Honors To State Members Of 4-H Clubs
Maryland 4-H club members won top honors at the Holstein and Jersey Show during the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond Virginia last Saturday. Janice Palmer's aged Holstein cow took senior and grand champion awards while Bowman Brothers junior yearling was junior Holstein champion. Stiles brothers from Frederick County exhibited both champion Holsteins and Jerseys with Howard Stiles junior Holstein and Clifford Stiles senior Jersey champions. The Holstein and Jersey herds were named first prize state herds with North Carolina placing second. A second item notes a pheasant diet finding a hunter in Ohio discovered the bird had eaten two grasshoppers mine grains of corn and some weed and grass seed.
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Maryland
Richmond
Janice Palmer
Bowman Brothers
Stiles Brothers
Frederick County
Howard
Clifford
iNorth
Jane King
Clarksburg
Calif
Patsy Messer
Gaithersburg
Thomas Lawson
Darnestown
Ist
Barbara and
Joyce
Riggs
Edwin Dorsey
Boyds
Robert Dorsey
Olney
Barbara
Joyce Riggs
Ohio
Two fined in court here for drunken driving
Two motorists charged with drunken driving by city police were fined 150 dollars and costs each by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr in Peoples Court. They also faced 25 dollar fines and costs on reckless driving charges. C Thornhill Raines and Jesse L Palmer were the defendants, with Palmer posting a 1000 dollar bond after appealing.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Cephas Thornhill Raines
Clarke Place
East Street
Jesse Lewis Palmer
Baltimore
Rannes
Palmer
Patrick Street
R. Arnold Simmons
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Baker Park
Edward J. Smith
Lawrence O'Conor
Washinglton
Norman Trump
O'Conor
Carroll Parkway
O Conor
Gerald Castle
Adamstown
Frederick High School
Smith
Castle
West Patrick Street
Ralph Richard Jones
Middletown
South Court Street
James Allen
Harrisburg
South Market Street
Fred Russell Reed
Clarksburg
Charlies Clifford Reed
Poolesville
Albert Daniel Flook, Jr
Myersville
Braddock Mountains
C. W. Magaha
Brown
N. Dorsey
P. W. Mossburg
Tregoning
Carl Bender
Frederick football star suffers neck fracture in Annapolis
Bob Cannon, a Frederick High School senior, sustained a compress fracture of the fourth cervical vertebra during a Saturday night game in Annapolis. He remains hospitalized in traction for at least two weeks in satisfactory condition, immobilized and on a liquid diet, with visits from family in Yellow Springs.
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Bob Cannon
Frederick
Annapolis
Baltimore
Cannon
Yellow Springs
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Balimore
Richard Naile
Ralph Naille
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Be Mae
U. S. Army
Phow
Charles Baker
Republic of Korea
ROK Army
70Th Ordnance Depot
William Baker
Roks
Baker
Fort Meade
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Raymond L. Mendell Jr
Pfc
William H. Rhodes
Cumberland
Recepouon
Rhodes
Mendels
Ballymore
Bramblett
Washington
Rep
Brambleit
F. Dickson Letts
U. S. District Court
Bennett Williams
Crand
Manila
Philippines
Veterans Legion
Uni
Eleuteno Adverso
Southeast Asia
Ceneral Assembly of the World Veterans Federation
London
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