Frederick Fair Opens Under Frederick County Agricultural Society
The Frederick Fair opened yesterday as an annual community gathering. Officers and directors receive congratulations for a fine exposition with modern farm machinery, livestock and poultry shows, and a strong dairy cattle emphasis. The event highlights Old Home Week spirit and community renewal, with best wishes for long continuance.
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Trenih
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick County
Signs And A Wedding In Emmitsburg
A reflection on road signs for travelers and a wedding reception held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Adams near Emmitsburg in honor of their son Roger Adams and his bride Anna Cool of Emmitsburg. The note lists numerous attendees and decor details, with a later brief items about a teen-age dance cancelled due to the fair and the next event planned at River Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Adams
Emmitsburg
Roger
Anna Cool
Roger Adams
Jacob Adams
David Wetzel
Floyd Wetzel
Charles Troxell
Clara Harner
Ray
George Pecher
Carroll Wilts
William Ott
Qignd Mix
Charles Jones and Son
Jes
Norman Wiley
Wood
George
Lowell Long
Agatha
McNair
Law B Orndorff
Larry
Mise Inne
Guy Baker, Jr
Jordan
Texan captain first American across 38 border into North Korea
Bal BoyIe reports Capt. William R. Williams of Texarkana led a Republic of Korea unit across the 38th parallel into North Korea. The column cleared mines and fortifications near Yangyang after a brief skirmish, with ROK troops advancing about 275 miles since September 19. Williams praised the ROK foot sloggers who traveled on boots and mentioned a souvenir photo from the enemy post.
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Bal Boyle
Red Korea
Red North Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
William R. Williams
Texarkane
Tex
Republic
China
Texas
Williams
Kim Jung Sun
Chumunjin
Sea of Japan
Willams
Kim
Roks
Yangyang
Pohang
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
In Oct 1900 the column notes Senator Albert Beveridge may speak in the city the same week as William Bryan. Mt Airy residents fear the B and O may abandon the downtown route after a new line opens. The Myrkle and Harder Co. will perform at the Opera House during Fair week for the past three years. Frederick County Agricultural Society officials attend York Fair. 21 traveled from Frederick. A coroner’s jury investigating a wagon death exonerates the driver and urges frosted globes on city electric lights at entrances.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Myrkle and Harder
Opera House
Water supply cut. city uses diverse springs
Twenty years ago the water supply for the town was cut off overnight. Water came from the Grove Lime Company Springs Ox Creek and Tuscarora. Fishing Creek supply rose to 18 feet by morning. One fire engine to pump water during general alarms amid shortages. A woman was struck and knocked down by a car while approaching her husband’s car at Middletown Reformed church, severely injured. Republican women opened fall campaign at Y M C A auditorium led by Bladen Lowndes who accused Democrats of belittling President Hoover. Rev Dewitt P Zuse of York Pa was named pastor of Centennial Memorial United Brethren church succeeding Nov String.
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Fishing Creek
Grove Lime Company Springs
Ox Creek
Tuscarora
Middletown Reformed Church
Albert S. Remsberg
Middletown
Bladen Lowndes
Maryland
Hoover
Dewitt P. Zuse
York
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
U. B. Church
Red Lion
George W. String
Population Peak Shifts to Early 21st Century Says Demographers
The Nation Today reviews how U S population growth surged in the 1940s and 1950s, contradicting earlier views of a midcentury peak. It notes a decade of strong fertility, postwar economic prosperity, lower infant mortality, and rising immigration, with census forecasters offering high, medium, and low 1980 projections from 161 to 180 million people.
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Census Bureau
U.S
Questions and Answers: assorted trivia and facts
A quiz of short questions covers topics from Home Sweet Home origins to an ouija board name, World Series TV rights growth, the steepest U S railroad grade, royal plural usage, and the Bunker Hill Monument height. It compiles concise explanations for each query.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Boston
Wage dispute shuts Mt. Savage brick plant
Mt. Savage Refractories Company closed today after about 100 men did not report for work in a wage dispute. Plant manager S. M. Robinson said he learned last night of a pending strike if a wage offer was not increased. The firm produced fire and building bricks and had been operating at capacity.
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Mt. Savage
U N on trial as America questions peace enforcement stance
Washington today readers weigh whether the U N is a debating society or a real league to enforce peace. Opinion blames U N delay for North Korea aggression and criticizes Allied command constraints under U N control, warning of lost prestige and risk to General MacArthur.
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Washington
U.N. Ie Debating Society
League To
David Lawrence
U.N
America
Moscow
U. N
China
38Th Parallel
Truman
State Acheson
Far East
WJ. N
United States
Peiping
MacArthur
Asia
United Nations
North Korea
United Wations
Congress
Vishinsky
Fine Display At Fair Draws Crowd
The stage revue Make Mine America drew good audience alongside grandstand racing and aerial acts. Joseph Harris led the six Percheron team on display near Rockville while judges praised the afternoon and night programs as the best in years. Ballenger Grange won the farm and garden display contest with $600 prize, with Lewistown and Thurmont taking second and third. Swine, sheep, and dairy classes attracted strong entries and crowds, though a pig show injury occurred when a boar pierced a boy’s leg with tusks. the wound required stitches but was not serious.
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America
Fatr
Percheron
Joseph Harris
Rockville
Frank N. Stauffer
Ballenger Grange
Pomona
Lewistown
Thurmont
Singanore
Emmitsburg
Carroll Manor
Glade Valley
Mt. Pleasant
Braddock
Jefferson
New Market
Middletown
Creagerstown
Ayrlawn Farms
Laytonsville
C. K. Holter and Son
Chester White
Roy Crum
Frederick
George
Earl Lechlider
Montgomery County
Poland
Yorkshire
F. E. Buster
Peach Bottom
Cecil K. Holter
Ira D. Mert
Mack Remsberg
Ayrshires
Ril Aod Sons
Wood
Local church session reports licenses and appointments
The conference opened with reports on Lebanon Valley College and administration. Elected officials included Rev. E. E. Leech as conference secretary and Dr. John W. Fisher as statistician. Nineteen probationers licensed, including Bernard Fogle. Rev. Jacob Zepp and Rev. David Rodes granted itinerancy and elder status respectively. Retired priest J. W. Yohe noted after 52 years in ministry. Walter W. Dawson announced R. Duncan Clark as Montgomery County Republican campaign chair. Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown to John W. Bowman and Jeannette Schaeffer, Jack D. Tasker and Theresa L. Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Valley College
Frederick K. Miller
Conference Council of Administration
Conference Board of Trustees
E. E. Leech
York
John W. Fisher
Lemoyne
Frederick
Lcenses
Bernard Fogle
Jacob Zepp
Strinestown
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
David Rodes
Robersville
J. W. Yohe
Fayettsville
Harold H. Platz
Dayton
Ohio
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Board of Christian Educattion
Maryland
Council of Churches
Maryland Temperance League
Commission On Rural Life
Charles R. Miller
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
John W. Bowman
Sabillasville
Jeannette Schaeffer
Thurmont
Jack D. Tasker
Theresa L. Alexander
Ayrshire Show Produces Top Award Winners and Champions
In Owings Mills and Ceresville, judges crowned Philip Knotz and Walter J Hahn and Son as top award winners. Sixty Ayrshire animals competed as Hills secured Junior champion bull and Senior and Grand Champion female rib bons, while Mr Knatz claimed Senior and Grand Champion bull and Junior Champion female awards.
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Bine
Philip Knotz
Owings Mills
Walter J. Hahn
Piano Duo To Open Community Concert Season Here
The 1950-51 Community Concert Association season opens November 8 at Frederick High School with Appleton and Field, two piano artists, in a program titled Two Pianos Through Four Centuries. The event is backed by a strong volunteer drive led by Mrs. George B. Douglas Jr. and supported by the Monday Musicales. The series also plans National Symphony and Waring Carolers appearances after January 1, 1981, pending New York office clearances. An organizational meeting for officer elections is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Community Concert Association
Appleton
George B. Douglas, Jr
Clapp
Douglas
Monday Musicales
Vera Appleton
Michael Field
New York
Bartok
Khatchaturian
Dello Solo
The
Concert Association
Weddings Tie Bennett Daughter to Navy Man in Boyds
A quiet ceremony was held Wednesday at 8 p m in Boyds Presbyterian Church uniting Miss Mary Ellen Bennett and William Simpson of the U S Navy. Rev James P Kerr officiated with Mary Ellen attended by Mrs Jerry Alls and William’s escort Charles Alls. The couple, given in marriage by Russell Bennett Sr., celebrated with a reception at the Bennett home and plan a honeymoon in Washington before settling in Ocean View Virginia near the Naval base where Simpson is stationed. Attendees included families from Washington Arlington and Alexandria. Engagements announced follow the ceremony noting Mary Catharine Ainsworth to Richard Reynolds Wilson and Harriet Morelock Marsh to John Arthur Herb with no definite wedding date set.
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Bennett
Washington
Ocean View
Naval Base
Alls
Jerald Berrand
Ken David
Russell
Eaton
Weaaler
Kay
Alexandria
Russell Bennett, Jr
Arlington
Hayes
Silver Spring
LeRoy Bennett
Boyds
James P. Kerr
Misses Kerr
J. E. Ainsworth
Kemper Avenue
Westminster
Mary Catharine
Richard Reynolds Wilson
Archie Hamilton Wilson
Crownsville
Local Case Is Heard By Court Of Appeals
The Court of Appeals heard arguments in the appeal of Oliver L. Christman of Pottstown Pa from a Circuit Court decision in a suit tried last January. Irving H Weil, a local car dealer, was awarded 1213.70 the full amount of his claim for a wreck in 1945 on the Walkersville road near Ceresville caused by a Christman halted vehicle. Christman appealed through his attorney Edward D Storm with Robert E Clapp Jr for the appellee. No decision was returned.
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Court of Appeals
Oliver L. Christman
Pottstown
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Irving H. Weil
Christman
Walkersville
Ceresville
Edward D. Storm
Frederick men fined after arrest in Gettysburg
Two Frederick men Otis C Diggs and Bernard L Ambush were fined 50 dollars plus costs each by state police at the Gettysburg substation for license violations. Diggs had no operator license and presented Ambushs license. Ambush was charged with lending his license. Committed to jail in default of fines, they were released on payment Sunday evening.
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Gettysburg
Frederick
Otis C. Diggs
Bernard L. Ambush
Ambush
Diggs
Pament
Induction Not Expected for Draft Eligible Naval Reservists
Lt. (g) Charles McC. Mathias Jr. announces that draft eligible naval reservists in organized units may not be inducted if they remain in good standing. Veterans are ineligible for induction. nonparticipating reservists may be drafted through Selective Service. Files are forwarded to the national director for review with postponement pending examination.
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Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Naval Reserve Composite Unit 5
Mathias
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Draf
Naval Composite Unit 4
State Armory
Secon
New Books At Arts Library
Arts library adds several new titles including Man of Independence about Harry S Truman by Jonathan Daniels and Merry-Go-Round by Allen and Shannon. Also featured are How to Know the Wild Flowers by Alfred Stefferud and Little Britches by Ralph Moody with brief reviews noting tone, scope, and appeal for general readers.
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Jonathan Daniels
Harry S. Truman
America
Virginia Kirkus
Truman
Robert S. Allen
William V. Shannon
Washington
Harry Truman
Mesta
Alfred Stefferud
John
Shellman Baer Natural History Collection
Little Britches
Ralph
Moody
Moodys
New Hampshire
Colorado
Paris Portrait of a Postwar City and Family Ties
Grounded in mood and place the narrative sketches a hardy ranch family and a tense father son bond amid school days and tornadoes. It shifts to Paris revisiting the city in 1949, using The Last Time I Saw Paris as a lens to compactly depict postwar life, politics, and personal color in a vivid, period voice.
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Moodys
Paris
Paul
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of several properties. Edna F McClellan sold to Preston K Hackett and wife the dwelling at 51 Elm Street for about 12500. Orie L Gosnell sold to Peter D Koons Jr the property at 14 East Second Street for about 8500. Perry H Shorb sold to Reymond A Cockrell the properties at 8182 North Market Street for about 6500. Walter J Powell and others sold to William R Mount the property at 7 Wisner Street for about 3500. ARRESTS LISTED A number of arrests were listed overnight by city police all for intoxication. Floyd Hopp Middletown Wale Keeney Frederick and Rober Kumbo Washington held under and costs each John W Smith Frederick held under 10 Frank McGill Monevue and William Franklin Stoner Frederick Route held under 250 each. Sergi Swomley Officers Trump Cart and McKeldin made the arrests. A S com is translated I time The Latin inscription on the med fly therefor mind your business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna F. McClellan
Preston K. Hackettsmith
Elm Street
Orie L. Gosnell
Peter D. Koons, Jr
East Secon Street
Perry H. Shorb
Reymond A Cockrell
North Market Street
Walter J. Powell
Wilson Mercer
A. Owen Mercer
William R. Main
Wisner Street
Floyd Hopp
Middletown
Wale Keeney
Frederick
Rober Kumbo
Washington
John W. Smith
Frank McGill
Monevue
Willia Franklin Stoner
Sergi Swomley
Trump
Cart
McKeldin
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Paul Everhart Marsh
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