October Mobility Drops Amid Fewer Moves in County
October saw only 22 residents relocate within the county, with movers traveling from and to locations including Frederick, Thurmont, Walkersville, Woodsboro, and Pays to places such as Rosemont Avenue, South Market Street, East Patrick Street, and West Third Street. Several individuals faced legal issues coursing through the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countiaes
Paul B. Anderson
RFD
Rosemont Avenue
Emma Carbaugh
South
Carroll Street
South Market Street
Lews F. Danner
Patrick Street
Robert K. Danner
Hockeystown
Eden Dixon
South Street
James BE. Eckert
Cai
Peny Mermers
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Arthur
Thomas KE Brie Thurmont
E. Forte
All Saints Street
Albert
Gerald H. Smith
West South Street
Francis C
Sappington
East Eighth Street
FroerR The News front section item
Fragmentary 1936 publication data and rate notes. The text lists mettts court, periodical pricing, and association credits with scattered postal and office references. A transcribed line hints at Frederick Maryland origins and historical newspaper identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Olla TG. & Mfg. CO
Carner
Masaber
Republicatioe
Fredane Ta
World speed records and future jet flight prospects
A veteran Air Force pilot argues that human flight could reach 7 000 miles per hour with more official support and funding. He notes his Bell X-2 record of 1 900 mph in July and says a threefold speed plane could vastly shorten travel time to circumnavigate the globe, with progress limited by design and research investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AZ Sabbath RO Boceee
Air Force
Col. Everest
Limited Access Expressways Prove Safer Than Conventional Roads
The U S Bureau of Public Roads reports that limited access expressways are 285 percent safer than conventional highways with 28 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles. Controlled access reduces crashes by limiting intersections and easing arterial congestion in smaller communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Miss Barbara A. Miller Completes IBM Training
Miss Barbara A. Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel A Miller of Wilson Place has completed a course at the International Business Machine Training School in Campasia She will work in the Nat ural Gas Company of Florids Orlando accounting department A3c George H Hodges has returned to Scott Air Force Base TL after leave at home Mr and Mrs Harold A Twemey of 136 Manse Road Hagerstown announce the birth of a daughter Saturday at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W Va Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Miller
Samuel A. Miller
Wilson Place
International Business Machine Training School
Campasia
Miller
Natural Gas Company of Florids
Orlando
George H. Hodges
Scott Air Force Base
Harold A. Twemey
Manse Road
Hagerstown
Yellow Springs
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items note a Clover Leaf Literary Society debate on whether smiles influence conduct with 21 votes for affirmative. Harry R Flautt buys City Hall shoe store stock and will operate at the same site. Oscar B Coblentz begins duties as superintendent. Maryland Woman’s Christian Temperance Union delegates are listed for the 31st annual convention. South Frederick Literary Society inaugurations postponed with newly elected officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Tome
Ro Burdee
D. Hendrickson
M Shirley
C. Burgee
N. Hopwood
Harry R. Flautt
City Hall
AR. Yeakle
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns
A driver narrowly escaped death when his truck overturned on the Weverton hill on the Aoonsboro road and crossed the Harpers Ferry highway at high speed. Thousands were expected to be added to the 12 sor who entered in the summer MH and Mischav ton cap. Robert Turner colored, aged 101, died at Flint Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Sears
Weverton
Aoonsboro
Harpers Ferry
Fairview
Robert Turner
Flint Mill
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital record of births lists families and newborns from Sept 26 to Oct 1. Couples include Grayson and Grayson Martin v Abrecht with a son Charles Ernest, Richard and Anna Myers with a son Richard Ivan Jr, Robert Egolf with a son Robert Scott, Franklin and Shirley Anders with a son Franklin William Jr, Kathryn Nicodemus with a son John Charles, David Barr with a daughter Ruth Edmonds, James Bell with a daughter Valerie Dean, John Wilson with a son, Walter Miller with a son, and Daniel Woharis with a son Vanday. Updates include former names of mothers and residence details in Frederick area towns.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grayson Martin
Abrecht
Trail Avenue
Charles Ernest
Richard I. Myers
New Windsor
Firs
Richard Ivan Jr
Myers
Anna Mae Shipley
Robert E. Egolf
West Church Street
Robert Scott
Franklin W. Anders
West South Street
Franklin William Jr
Anders
Shirley Grove
Frederick
Charles A. Nicodemus
Walkersville
John Charles
Nicodemus
Kathryn Zimmerman
David J. Barr
Seminole Road
Ruth Edmonds
James H. Bell
Valerie Dean
John W. Wilson
Barbara Street
Catoctin Park
John Witham
Wilson
Mae Brickenstaff
Myersville
Walter BE. Miller
Westminster
Daniel Wo Haris
Davehiar Heen Vanday
Many Traffic Cases Heard In Thurmont Hearings
A list of motorists appeared before the magistrate at Thurmont with hearings from late August to September 15. Kenneth Keeney of Thurmont was found guilty of reckless driving with a fine of 1145 dollars. Robert J. Speak of Immokalee Florida faced a 5975 dollar fine for operating a motor vehicle without a license. William Y Sweeney of Thurmont was fined 575 dollars for surrounding a motor vehicle without license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxisuate
Paul L. Little
Aft
Thurmont
Asiens Tae Lane
Ae Weise
Gus F. Staub
Howard Burner
Frederick
Hull
Richard “Jo Sharrer
HJ Brown
Sharrer
Maynard W. Draper
Wm. F. Butler
Washington
Butler
Robert W. Smedley
Waynesboro
Charles E Keller
Jack R. Brown
Binghamton
N. Y
Uege
Wm. H
Miller
Charlottesville
Catoctin
Joseph W Bragtio
Baltimore
Melvin M. Garber
New Market
Sabillasville
Nathan Glasharow
Charles B. Harver
Emmitshure
Terry C. Field
Navig
Thelma J. Wilson
Taneytown
H Richard F. Smith
Albert H. Hunt
Petersburg
Fla
Reckle
Furnace
Richard L. Johnson
Highfield
Stuart G Madison
Chicago
Catoctin Furnace
Albert Marder
Allentown
Sara L. Rice
Utica
Calvin T. Luckett
Elvin S Long
Rocky Ridge
Creazerstown
Edie G Davholf
Lo Rexroth
Tit
Sauhle
Bea i Michael
Micuihan Racheeto
NOY
Kroon Woog Morgan Food
Baum
Robert Snyder Owtal Chathlemes
Ro Dubel
Agricultural Experts Convene in Frederick County Meeting
Fifteen agricultural experts from Frederick County attended a conference at the old Church Street School. They selected practices from the Maryland State Handbook for the Federal Agricultural Conservation Program to apply in Frederick for the 1957 season. County officials and agency representatives discussed implementation details and will announce the chosen practices soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Resources Conservation Committee
Old Church Street
George Swartz
The
Soil Conservation Service
Murry Tyav
Harry Zentz
Sout Conservation Service
Henry Lakin
E. R. Remsberg
Ridgely
Flock
Ziribe F. Hodges
Agricultural
Lewis Rudasill
Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Robert Benson
Farmers Home Administration
H. R
Frederick fair booth leads Girl Scouts event
Mrs Richard Clendenin runs a Booth at the Frederick Fair as scouts display equipment and raise funds. Local arrests include speeding reckless driving and license violations with fines and court actions noted for several residents across Thurmont Sabillasville and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Clendenin
Frederick Fair
Winchester
Vanousy
Mel
Edward Stern
Frederick
Fair Opens For Lus 9th Exhibition
The fair launches its ninth annual exhibition with a strong lineup of displays. Waterfowl, farm and garden entries, pumpkins, Grange displays, and Mishlaya exhibits showcase top quality. Governor McKeldin will visit Governor's Day. Farmers and Children's Day events highlight the week. tractor contest winner advances to Timonium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbiar
Irving £. Staley
Frederick Garden
Frederick
Household Arts
Harry C. Dor
Cus
Household Department
Doreus
Theodore R. Mckeldin
Timonium
October events listed by Frederick Chamber of Commerce
The October city events include Newcomers Club at 1 p.m. and Community Chest at 7 p.m. both at Francis Scott Key Hotel, Fall Festival at Evangelical Reformed Church, Towne Hall lectures at Brodbeck Hall, Toastmasters at Key Hotel, Hood College Campus Day with multiple activities, and various recitals concerts dances and services at Hood College, Francis Scott Key Hotel, and local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hood College
R. Paul Smith
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hudson Theater
William Sprigg
Coffman Chapel
Andrew J. Truxal
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Bar Association
rYafels
Community Chest Association
Fort Detrick
State Armory
Brodbeck Hall
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert Rudie
Frederick High School
Roland A. Luhman
Kallowe'en Parade
Fire Prevention Week Set For October 7 to 13
Governor McKeldin proclaims October 7 through 13 as Fire Prevention Week in Maryland urging citizen participation. The observance recalls the Great Chicago Fire and highlights safety steps to cut fire losses. Householders should remove flammable debris and provide ash trays. fire departments will inspect private property on request to identify hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeldin
Maryland
Chicago
Liberal Immigration Reform Call by Maryland Governor
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin urged more liberal immigration laws in a statement released before the Republican National Committee met with President Eisenhower. He said Americans are perplexed by long standing laws that block immigration of those who need America’s opportunities most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore R. Mckeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
McKeldin
Amer
Fica
Cranberry Bow Location Question on Nantucket Island
The quiz asks where the largest cranberry bow is located off Cape Cod near Nantucket Island. It also clarifies that the black panther is not a separate species but a color variation among leopards.
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Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Mars
Mr Gilbert Employed at D C Winebrewer and Son
Mr Gilbert is employed by D C Winebrewer and Son Inc, a firm operating in the wine and beverage industry. The notice indicates his association with the company in a straightforward employment context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Giibert
D.C Winebrewer and Son, Inc
Local residents treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mr Foster M Warrenfeltz of Woodsboro was admitted for immediate surgery last night for an appendectomy and is in satisfactory condition. Mr Thomas E Jackson of Motter avenue fell Sunday and fractured his hip, scheduled for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr H Q Miller, a well known Legionnaire, reentered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster M. Warrenfeltz
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas E. Jackson
Motter Avenue
H. Q. Miller
Homemakers Attend National Council Meet in San Antonio
Mrs. J Homer Remsberg of Middletown presided over the four day National Council of Homemakers Clubs meeting in San Antonio Texas. The Frederick county delegation received a royal reception and earned national recognition including a homemakers song by Dorothy Lassetter. The visit featured speakers Governor Shivers of Texas and Dean Kenly of South Texas State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Council
San Antonio
Tex
Frederick County
Beatrice Fehr
Camerale
Wre
Dorothy Lassetter
Mre Remsberg
Henge
Fehr
Vere Remeber
Father Remhure
Myersville
Hengehavrarnd
Cats Hobby
Aten Shivers
Texas
Primogene Kenly
South Texas
State College
Pryor And DeGrange Nuptials On Friday
Miss Harriet A DeGrange daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy C DeGrange of this city and Donald S Defoe son of Mr and Mrs Row Pryor of Myersville were married last Friday evening at the Evangelical Lutheran church Rev Charles F Trunk Jr officiated The ceremony featured white pompous ferns and lighted tapers The bride wore ivory brocaded street length dress and carried a white prayer book with white orchids and stephanotis Her sister Mrs Doris Bierley was matron of honor Best man was Meredith Bierley Ushers were Gale Kline Boonsboro and George Blickenstaff The couple left on a short wedding trip after a reception at Staley Park North End Civic Association building The bride is a student nurse at Washington County Hospital and the groom works for Potomac Edison Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. DeGrange
Guy C. DeGrange
Donald S. Defoe
Mes Row Pryor
Myersville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
William Spring
Doris Bierley
Bierley
Meredith Bierley
Gale Kline
Boonsboro
George Blickenstaff
Staley Park North End
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for multiple property sales. James Coale Sap pingtornard sold to Clarence E Hood a 297 acre farm near Libertytown for about 38000. Ray H Smith to Boyd R Smith a 128 acre farm on Reid's Ford road for about 22500. James E Lindsay Jr to Peter G Hendrick two tracts totaling 80 acres in Walkersville and Pleasant districts for about 18000. Jada Construction Co sold 1601 West Seventh Street residence to Fuqua M Hendricks for about 15500. Same firm sold residential property on Wilson Place in College Estates for about 15500 to John W Edwards. J W Brosius Jr sold to Walter Wood a property on Hidge road in Middletown district. Homes Inc sold to Charles D Hoffman at 926 Cherokee Trail in Monocacy Village for about 12500. Joseph I Reynolds sold to Paul B Anderson a property on Lee Place for about 11500. Paul A Pluckett sold to Charles C Pearl at 216 East Third Street for about 4000. Raymond M Knill sold to Orville R Shepley a tract of about one acre in Middletown district for about 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coale Sappingtornard
Clarence E. Hood
Libertytown
Ray H. Smith
Boyd R. Smith
Reid's Ford
Wilson Place
College Estates
J. W. Brosius Jr
Walter Wood
Hidge Road
Middletown
Joseph I. Reynolds
Paul B. Anderson
Lee Place
Paul A. Pluckett
Charles C. Pearl
East Third Street
Raymond M. Knill
Orville R. Shepley
Weddings Crist Bowers and Hartman Masser in Frederick
Two Frederick weddings feature Norma W. Bowers and Edgar C Crist Jr at Grace Evangelical Reformed parsonage with reception for family. Mary Catherine Hartman and Leon W Masser wed at St John s Church. couple to Fort Stewart then stationed with the 6th Army Band. Also notes Congressman Dawson calls for action on racial integration inquiry impacts.
Series Begins At Noon In Brooklyn New York Yankee World Series
The World Series will start all games at 12 noon EST except Sunday at 1 pm. Schedules given: Oct 3 Ebbets Field, Oct 4 Ebbets Field, Oct 5 Yankee Stadium, Oct 6 Yankee Stadium, Oct 7 if necessary Yankee Stadium, Oct 8 if necessary Ebbets Field, Oct 9 if necessary Ebbets Field. All games broadcast by CBS and telecast by NBC coast to coast.
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New York
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
NBC
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Army
Chemical Corps Biological Warfare Laboratories
Fort Detreik
John J. Hayes
Erle’ Elines Kincede
James F. Lawrence
Colonel Hayes
Kinsey
Gerald L. Tutt
Roland L. Belden
Office
Caviian
Elliott
Hayes
Department of Army
Lus
Charles Craver Jr
Mountaindale
Jean Audrey
Donald Leroy Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
Miss Craver
Frederick Tailoring Com
Pryor
DeGrange
Beng
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Strac
Tom
Dormer Unkut
EA Barre
Germany
Donald M. Hoffman
Evelyn Pople
Malculm M. Hoffman
Hoffman
U. S
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Park Avenue
Imediate
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Potomac Edison Co
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Masser
Hartman
Robert H. Hart
Mary Catherine
Leon W. Masser
Edna Masser
St. John's Catholic Church
Richard C. Michell
Ann Hartman
William Krantz
Richard Rinehart
Fort Stewart
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6Th Army Band
William L. Dawson
Calegal’” House
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