Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds for the sale of several properties were recorded in the Clerk's office. Transactions include Jack P. Emmert purchases on West street in Maple Park for about 14 500, Hamilton HomesInc to Ralph Multe on Shawnee Drive for 13 500, and transfers in Tuscarora and Country Club Heights with prices ranging from 4 500 to 22 000. Other parcels include 409 41 North Market Street and 304 New Market district transfers with values around 22 000 and 8 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack P. Emmert
Maple Park
Jesse S. Hessen
Shawnee Drive
iMonocacy Village
Hamilton Homes,Inc
Ales
Ralph Multe
Tuscarora
A Luther Knowles
Woodrow Harrison
Claude G Panrer
Leslie H. Windsor
East South Street
Country Club Heights
Wil Phillip Road
Ansheremanto Mro
Jack Po Emmert
Walter W. Saunders
Mehri F. Wachter
North Market Street
Melvin FE. Crouse
Delmas M. Schrover
New Market District
James T. Bowers
Ralph L. Hankey
Emmitsburg
Esther H. Stoufer
John Witlam
Advertising Sells Cars in a Private Enterprise Era
An optimistic look at the U S automobile industry highlighting record production in 1955 and plans to boost 1956 models. The piece credits sustained advertising as a key factor in growth, urges small merchants to emulate auto makers, and touts ongoing design improvements and factory modernization. The author argues intelligent advertising supports high living standards.
New Dodge Cars Out On October 7
Detroit, Oct. 34 Chrysler's Dodge Division will introduce its 1956 model cars on Oct. 7 with new styling and push button drive selectors. The four series include Coronet Royal V-8 Cus tom Royal V-8 and Suburban. Top V-8 power reaches 230 with four barrel carburetor and dual exhaust. Optional are safety door latch seat belts and a high fidelity record player. Even with regular gasoline, engines show improved performance and efficiency.
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Detroit
Chrysler
Dodge
Guild Meeting Held at VW Pleasant Pentecostal Reform Church
The Women's Guild of the VW Pleasant Pentecostal and Reform church met at Clarence Koontz near Ik., with fourteen members and visitors. Mrs. Oda Filler led the business session, plans were made for the fall regional meeting and the Frederick Fair food booth, and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Koontz. The next regular meeting will be at Mrs. Oscar Linton Jr.'s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Womens Guild of the
VW. Pleasant Pangelical and Reformed Church
Clarence Koontz
I¢k
John Burke
James Tucker
Degree of Pocahontas installs new officers in Natomia Council
New officers were installed at the regular meeting of Natomia Council No. 38 Degree of Pocahontas by Virginia Bohn Deputy of the Council and June Starr Zone Deputy of the Great Council of Maryland. Names include Pocahontas Pauline Weddie Powhatan Charlotte Hamburg Wenonah Dorothy O Brien and others. Ruth Quinn Keeper of Wampum resigned after seven years. Mary Hoffman was elected to fill the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Natomia Council No. 38
Virginia Bohn
June Starr
Great Council of Maryland
Pauline Weddie
Powhatan
Charlotte Hamburg
Property Withdrawn From Public Sale in Middleburg
A 14 room house was withdrawn for insufficient listing as a public sale was held Saturday on the premises in Middleburg Carrell County. The property was offered for sale by Charles F P and Warrier Bowman with Charles Roop as auctioneer.
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Middleburg
Carrell County
Charles FP
Warrier Bowman
Charles Roop
Special Maryland Classis meeting confirms Rev Dillmvar
A special meeting of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed church received Rev. David N. Dillmvar from Philadelphia and extended a call to him by the Jefferson charge. The event notes a church leadership change in Trinity chapel and marks the progress of regional ecclesiastical affairs.
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Maryland
Classis
the Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
David N. Dillmvar
Philadelphia
Frace Turing
Charles Wls
Jacob Rohrpack
Elias Ramsburg
Hunting Creek
Utica
Frederick and
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Twenty Years Ago Time From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago Oct 4 1935 items include mayor and aldermen approving 1789 56 for election costs reduced to 50 each. Hood trustees seek court permission to turn over trust funds to survivors under the Margaret Ar a irless will for the benefit of court. Frank K Schmid a well known resident dies in Monrovia California. Jimmie Young son of city officer James Warks recovering from knee injury after being pushed by a schoolmate on Parkway school grounds.
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TRE
Attornes
Siaq
Wargaret
RS Hood
Hood
Ariz Nitahe
Nhrars
Frank K Schmid
Monrova
Calif
Jimmie
James Warks
West Parich Street
Parkway
Frederick YMCA Nears 47th Year of Community Chest Work
Frederick YMCA enters its 47th year with a record of youth recreation and facility improvements. Highlights include a new pool filtration system, a touch football league, swimming classes, and representation at the World Alliance of YMCAs rally in Paris. The year saw continued daily programs, expanded pool use, and extensive room and facility usage for civic groups and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
YMCA
Church and Court Streets
Alliance of Ymcas
Paris
Jack Griffin
Alvin G. Quinn
YAICA
Quinn
Maryland
al- Utara
Council of Jewish Women Holds Meeting at Frederick Hotel
The Frederick Section of the Council of Jewish Women held its first Fatl meeting Monday in the Hotel Frederick Pine Room. President Mrs Jean Weisnan welcomed members and announced upcoming events including a membership tea October 30 at Beth Sholem, a story hour at Burr Artz Library starting in November, and a rummage sale October 20 and 22 at 4 South Market Street to fund council projects. Over 60 members attended the adjourned session followed by coffee and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Jean Weisnan
Beth Sholem Svgnafocie
Burr Artz Library
Ealy
Charlotte Ghek
Morneta
Berm
Beth Ware
Adrian Guggenheim
South Market Street
Trown
Son Chertoff
Judy Kuhn
Chatrman Connites
Jover Jordan
Paula Abelow
Wes Debbe Weinstein
Florence Guss
Droxve Gordon
Tro O
Frederick and Hagerstown
Amvets Auxiliary Plans Fall Activities and Events
Amvets Auxiliary at the Amvets home held Monday night meetings to plan a rummage sale for October 21 and a Halloween party. Hazel Nikirk leads the Ways and Means committee, with Alberta Walsh presiding. Pauline Nikirk reported on entertainment plans and door prizes donated for the event. Elizabeth Slaley coordinates hospital work with visits to Orthopedic patients at the Martinsburg Veterans Center and a planned trip to tubercular wards on October 24. The group distributes casts, provides entertainment, and supports Victor Cullen Hospital with annual donations and volunteer services. The national headquarters and Hospital Advisory board commend the local auxiliary for hospital projects. Refreshments followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Hazel Nikirk
Ways and
Alberta Walsh
Pauline Nikirk
Elizabeth Slaley
Chaiman
Veterans Center
Martinsburg
Amsvets Ausirars
Victor Cullen Hospital
Billy Engleton
Patrice Munsel Opens Three Week Venus Room Engagement
Patrice Munsel hits the Las Vegas club circuit at the Venus Room in the New Frontier with a varied program from sedate arias to torch songs. The soprano opening a three week engagement performs pieces including Cole Porter's It's My Turn With Me and arias from La Bohème and Naughty Mariotta. Court House offices close each afternoon this week through Friday for a fair holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Vegas
Ropalitan Opera
Patrice Munsel
Venus Room
New Frontier Ltatei
Cole Porter
Mimi
Thalian Sther
Mariota
Victor Herbert
Court House
Look To Menon To Ease U N Tensions
Observers at U N headquarters turned to India's V K Krishna Menon, Nehru's foreign affairs adviser, to ease friction over Algeria as the General Assembly prepared a debate on Algerian demands. India backed the debate while praising France for relinquishing some colonial holdings, though Paris kept key posts in the Security Council and Disarmament Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
India
V. K Krishna Menon
General Assembly
Menon
Nehru
France
Pais
Assembly
Security Council
Birth of third child at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick at, inounte the birth of their third child Sylvester Roscoe in Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday. The newborn weighed pounds and the family plans rest at home. Mother and child are doing well. Laure Williams has returned to her home in Kempton after a visit. Mr and Mrs Charles V Greene celebrate their wedding anniversary at 100 West Seventh Street. Augustine Wirkker and family moved from near Dickerson to Linden Hills home.
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Alr
Abs
Silves R. Wiles
Om Red
Frederick Atinounte
Sylvester Roscoe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ari
At & Pounds
Dame McEh
Laure Willams
Kemptoun
Aisi
Vic Abert Lovett
Canon Bridge
W. Va
Charles V. Greene
West Seventh Street
Vis Augustine
Wirkker
Prom
Dickerson
Linden Hills
Democrats Make Inroads Across Connecticut Towns
Democrats gained ground in Connecticut as 128 of 189 towns elected municipal officers yesterday. The results ousted Republican administrations in several towns, expanding Democratic influence in what appears to be a continuing trend from earlier years.
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Connecticut
GOP
Objections Halt Plan To Build Clinic
Dr William Culwell proposed a medical clinic in Warfield Acres near Mt Airy but faced strong local objections at a Board of Zoning Appeals hearing. The board unanimously approved the permit, yet objectors say the residential zoning assurances were broken and future site plans remain uncertain despite offers of alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B. Culwell
Warfield Acres
Mt. Airs
Board of Zoning Appeals
Culwell
J. Stanley Grabill
Harry Bohrer
Leonard Mullinix
Prentiss W van Sant
Frank Harper
Francis Riddinger
Asa H. Watkins
Weldon G. Dawson
George M. Free
Executive secretary to mayor reported in satisfactory condition
TIT executive secretary to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen was reported in satisfactory condition this morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a mild heart attack Monday in his City Hall office. He is expected to remain in the hospital about a week. Also treated were Mrs Cameron Hill of Lewistown at Frederick Memorial, Mrs Earl H. Smith of Jefferson at home improving, Airs Leo Weinberg convalescing in Richmond, Mrs Melvin Palmer admitted to Johns Hopkins for observation, and Mr George E Jacobs with pneumonia at Frederick Memorial improving.
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Jnsenh F Fisenhaver
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Memorial Hospital
City Hall
Thurmont American Legion Ambulance
Cameron Hill
Lewistown
Earl H. Smith
Jefferson
Leo Weinberg
West Second Street
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
Esther Weinberg
West Franklin Street
Melvin Palmer
Biggs Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
George
Libertytown Homemakers discuss breakfast plans and club actions
The Libertytown Homemakers Club opened its first fall meeting with talks on a healthy breakfast and morning jitters. Members learned a basic breakfast menu and watched demonstrations by four members. The group planned activities for the season and elected a nominating committee. A Christmas donation to Victor Cullen Hospital was approved. A deed recording noted a property sale at 442 East Ninth Street from Hamilton Homes Inc to Mr and Mrs G Robert Mullican. Local baseball results and playoff standings for Myersville and Yellow Springs were listed.
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Libertytown Club
Libertytown
Homemakers Club
Fred Ward
Wilfred Norris
Richard Sappington
Charles Angieshee
Dorothy Garber
Oscar Joy
Victor Cullen Hospital
Fast Ninth Street
Hamilton Homes Inc
G Robert Mullican
Lizaud
Youthful Orators To Join Voice Of Democracy Contest
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce announces county wide Voice of Democracy contest with co chairmen James Reed and Lawrence Welsch. High school students grade 10 to 12 in Frederick County will compete in school eliminations for a county final planned in November. Local winner advances to state contest then national, with prizes including savings bonds cash and travel scholarships.
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Voice of Democracy
William F. Tell
Frederick
America
Jaycee
Tell
Frederick County
Tvo
Welsch
Reed
Maryland
U.S
SIU
Washington
United States
Two Convicted In Magistrate Court Traffic Case Findings
William R. Kelly of San Francisco found guilty of operating on an expired permit and altering records. fined $10. Virginia P. Cross of Clarksburg found guilty of attempting to operate while intoxicated after pleading guilty to improper parking. fined $150 and costs. Multiple motorists cited for speeding, reckless driving, and parking violations with various fines listed. Investigating troopers included J. W. Hardy, J. S. Plume, A. G. Hedden, and James Tressler.
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William R. Kelly
San Francisco
Wreau Clas Ge Uy Tidy Strate
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Lie J. W. Hardy
Virginia P. Cross
Clarksburg
U. S. 240
J S Plume
Charles A. DeGrange
Sixth Street
U.S. 15 South
Leslie R. Mansell
Takoma Park
le A. G. Hedden
Ray J. Naugle
LeGore
U. 5. 15
South
Robert M Carroll
Lincoln Apts
U . 240
Gustave R. Raineri
Cleveland
L. Ss. 240, $26.45: Frank E. Schell
Bethesda
Henry H Cox
Ft.Howard
Raymond L. Goodsell
DeGrange Street
Michael J. Garber Jr
Williamtown
U. S
James Tressler
George W Willson
Baltimore
St. Franks
Brooklin
J. S. Plume
New Transit Plan Named Snapp Two Billion Solution
A panel of experts proposes a two billion dollar Snapp transit system to relieve New York City metro transportation headaches. The plan outlines a comprehensive rapid network with new routes and improved urban mobility across key corridors, aiming to cut congestion and boost regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEW
New York
High School Senior Fatally Shot at Charles Town
Charles Franklin Pringle, 17, a Charles Town High senior, was fatally shot by friend Anthony Palumbo during an outing. Palumbo, son of jockey Sammy Palumbo, said the shot was an accident as both youths had rifles. coroner's inquest set for Wednesday.
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Charles Town
W Va
Charles Franklin Pringle
Igh
Anthony Palumbo
Sammy Palumbo
Palumbo
Pringle
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Eugene Thomas
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Alt Zion Hospital
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