30000 Trees To Be Planted In Frederick County Fall
Cooperators with the Frederick and Catoctin Soil Conservation Districts plan to plant about 30000 trees this Fall toward a 100000 tree goal. District work unit conservationist Rhea T. Kincaid, with USDA Soil Conservation Service technicians, also expects about 125000 shrubs and bushes for wildlife borders to be planted before year end. Kincaid cited land surveys showing 20 percent of county farmland best suited to trees or permanent cover and noted erosion and gullied land drive the need for tree planting to rebuild soil and provide shade, wildlife cover, and wood. The districts, established under state law, are administered by boards of local farmers who oversee conservation technicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Catoctin
Rhea T. Kincaid
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Kincaid
Frederick County
Kancaid
Frederick and
Mr. Kincaid
Paul A. Anderson
H. Donald Fraley
James R. Sayler
W. M. Howard
Frederick Soil Conservation District
Walter Burall
Funeral Notices Gather Local Obituaries in Buckeystown Area
Funeral services for Ellen Bruchey of Buckeystown and for George Hoaker of Woodbine were conducted with large attendance and floral tributes. Pallbearers included local men, and interments occurred at Mount Olivet and Messiah Lutheran cemeteries. Other services noted include Pauline Culver Wood, widow of Brig. Gen. Wood, with burial in Arlington and survivors listed. Miss Hettie Staley’s service in Washington, noting her Frederick origin and long residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenbecca Bruchey
Austin
Bruchey
Buckeystown
East Church Street
Kenneth W. Goodell
Allen Hargis
Donald Gearinger
Richard B. Smith
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
George Hoaker
Woodbine
Winfield
W. E. Saltzgiver
James Jenkins
Claude Slagle
Kenneth Gosnell
Cassell Haines
William Flohr
Roy Crum
Messiah Lutheran Cemetery
Berrett
C. M. Waltz
Deaths in Md Va and W Va include Leighton Mann and Kimmel
Leighton B Mann of Merling Virginia died at Georgetown Hospital Washington after a lengthy illness. Survived by widow Mary Graham Mann and daughters Evelyn and Mrs Joseph Harris, plus son James, a granddaughter Betty Jane Harris, brother Iiey Mann. Funeral Friday in Lovettsville with burial in Union Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Mary Sweeney of Baltimore widow of Raymond J Sweeney Sr, Charles R Bast of near Braddock Heights, Mrs F Alverta Yingling of Manchester, William A Abb of Boonsboro, and Samuel H Reed near Thurmont with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Mann Leighton B. Mann
Merling
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Marlin
Anna Ridgeway Mann
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Lovettsville
Mary Graham Mann
Sterling
Evelyn Mann
Joseph Harris
James Mann
Hyattsville
Mary Sweeney
Mary Ogle Sweeney
Raymond J. Sweeney
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick Road
Charles H
Rosa A. Keyser
Mossberg
Charles D. Ogle
Witzke
Edmonston Avenue
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Charles R. Bast
Braddock Heights
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Hancock
Silver Spring
Frank E. Campbell
New York City
William F
Sue Fletcher Bast
Boonsboro
Jean White Bast
E. G. Miller
Gwen B. Miller
Madeline Bast
John H
Gerald D. Bast
Henry Middleton Raynal
Boonsboro Mausoleum
William F. Bast and Sons
F. Alverta Yingling
J. Edward Yingling
Manchester
A. R. Yingling
Airy
Yingling
David Burns
R. B. Wink
Reformed
Marry G. Schlechter
William A. Abb
William Augustus Abb
Diil Avenue
Guilford
John and
Roanna Boost Abb
Edgewood Church of God
Rocky Springs
Braddock
Irving A. Abb
T. Melvin Lescalleet
Charles Myers
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Samuel H. Reed
Samuel Howard Reed
John W
Mary Suitely Reed
Thurmont
Lee Reed
Morris
Luther
John Jacob Reed
Kingston
Ivan G. Naugie
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M.L. Creager and Son
Ann Gibson Kimmel
Eulaw Place
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Grace Episcopal
Prattey Kimmel
Arthur L. Cline
Leona Jane Blickenstaff
Cline
Grant Place
Orville Shepley
Harmony
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Union Manufacturing Company
Russell Blickenstaff
Salem
Leon Blickenstaff
Harold J. McCarney
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Company, Funeral Directors
Walter Monroe Forney
Walter’ Monroe Forney
Route 1
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Samuel J
Dennie Belle Sheller Forney
Alice May Thompson Forney
Earle F. Cochran
McKaig
Carol Lee
Claude E
Union Bridge
Jesse B
Merton E
Unionville
Benjamin Dudderar
Monroe Baer
Westminster
Emily W. Forney
Planesboro
N. J
Frank
Herman Koontz
Charles Creager
Mt. Airy
Virgie V. Gray
Virgie Virginia Gray
Percy L. Gray
Joseph and
Maria Carroll Bell
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Bertha V. Fisher
Daniel C. Fisher
City
Eugene R. Gaither
Damascus
Henry L. Gray
Edward B. Gray
This City
Sadie Ralph
Vella
Mary Bell
Buckey'stown
Intermental Fairview
Charles E. Geiman
Bessie A. Geiman
Pleasant Valley
Mary Hilterbridle Bittle
St. Mathew’s Reformed Church
Willing Workers
Women’s Guild
Forest B. German
Paul A. Brown
Frank Yingling
St. Mathew’s Church
Joseph Chukin
Harry F. Rhodes
Harry Franklin Rhodes
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Japan
Jay
208Th Quartermaster's Aviation Corps
Edwin C. Creeger American Legion
Charles H. Corbett
Creagerstown Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Camel Milk Potential Revealed in Study
A study suggests camels may produce notable daily milk quantities, highlighting potential dairy uses. Researchers note variables in intake and climate, with practical implications for arid regions and herder economies.
Obituary notices from Frederick area include several deaths
A series of obituaries from Frederick area announces the deaths of Leona Jane Blickenstaff Cline, Walter Monroe Forney, Virgie Virginia Gray, C. Bessie A. Geiman, and Harry Franklin Rhodes. The notices detail survivors such as spouses, children, and siblings, plus funeral plans, church affiliations, and interment places.
Council Meets High Women Discuss Plans for October Tea
The Frederick section, Council of de High Women, held its first meeting of the year in the B'nai Brith rooms on East Church street. Mrs. Jean Weisman presided. Plans were discussed for a late October tea to welcome new members along with reports from committee chairmen on major local and foreign projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Council Ofde High Women
East Church Street
Jean Weisman
Plaax
Big Day At Frederick Fair Draws Crowd And Awards
Results from the Frederick fair showcase multiple livestock classes with premiums funded by Harry T. Campbell and Sons Corp. Winners include Brown David Burtner Frederick and Raymond Burtner in FFA. 4H honors go to Gene Keller Middletown Richard Remsburg Mt Pleasant and others. The day also features the Showtime Revue and a royal parade of dairy and beef champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoiore R. McKeldin
Hvestock
John S. Stiles and Sons of Bartholows
Jersey
St. Braden King
Boonsboro
George A. Stiles
Diet Authority Says Americans Carry One Half Billion Pounds Fat
Dr. Clive R. McCay of Cornell told the Food Editors Conference that a high calorie diet causes many ills of middle and old age and hastens death. He warned that people fail to relate today’s eating to tomorrow’s health and criticized excessive self indulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clive R. McCay
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Food Editors
McCay
Maximum Service For Least Cost Sought By Revenue Bureau
Deputy Commissioner O Gordon Delk Jr outlined a new tax administration plan to Kiwanis members. He said decentralizing authority and training staff for administration would improve service while Congress funds allow a two year transition. Growth figures show returns rising dramatically since 1940 with 92 million in 1953 and staff scaling accordingly. Delk warned of a necessary, gradual shift maintaining operation and noted house to house canvasses are being tested for value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
O. Gordon Delk, Jr
Revenue Department
Internal Revenue Service
Delk
Congress
Internal Revenue Organization
Washington
Park Loy
Hagerstown
Donald B. Rice
Robert Owen
Clyde Dinsmore
Nevin Waskey
Richard F. Kline
Benjamin Rosenstock
Joseph T. Griffin
Robert Clapp. Jr
Ben Dyer
Noel H. Gross
L. Stephen
Ann Walford
A. Gibbons
Lloyd Fogle
Ralph J. Bailey
Henry Snyder
Internal Revenue Bureau
Deik
James Rimier
Carlton Malesworth
Prices Taper at Woodsboro Livestock Sale Auction
Prices tapered at Woodsboro Livestock Sales on Tuesday with cuts and feeders showing uneven gains. Butcher cows up to 12.25 per cwt and stock heifers 22.85 per head. calves 18.25, light calves 5 to 18, lambs 19.50 per cwt, hogs 13.50 per cwt, and various poultry and small animal prices listed among market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Head injury cited as top single cause of death in traffic crashes
Britannica encyclopedia notes head injuries stand as the leading single cause of death in road traffic accidents. The assertion emphasizes the severity of cranial trauma in collisions and the need for preventive measures.
Emmitsburg Weddings Tell Getz Wormley and Flickinger Naugle
Multiple wedding notices from Emmitsburg Thurmont and surrounding towns. Mary Agnes Wormley and William Francis Getz wed in St. Joseph's Church with family attendees and plans to reside in Thurmont. Jane Flickinger wed Wendell Naugle in Thurmont United Brethren church with details on attire and attendants. Mary Ann McCardell Kennedy and Jerome Kennedy marry in Baltimore at St Thomas Church with only immediate family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getz—Wormley
Mary Agnes Wormley
Robert C. Wormley
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
William Francis
Getz
Charlex Koontz
Thurmont
St. Joseph’s Catholic
John D. Sullivan
Virginia Wormsey
William Williams
Jacob Althoff
Fairfield
R. D
St. Joseph’s High School
Thurmont High School
Mont Shoe Company
National Guard Reserve
Lee McCardell
Baltimore
Mary Ann
Jerome McDonald Kennedy
Ambrose J. Kennedy
St. Thomas Church
Middletown couple announce engagement of Nancy Harshman
Mr and Mrs J Herman Harshman of Middletown announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jane to Kenneth Marvin Reeder son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Reeder of Adamstown. Miss Harshman a Middletown High School graduate is a senior at Washington County Hospital School of Nursing in Hagerstown. Mr Reeder a Middletown High School graduate farms. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Gay Stup
Austin Main, Jr
Edgar Fagan
Robert Stup
Lewis Fagan
Earl Seeger
Frederick High School
Sears Roebuck and Company
Main
West Patrick Street
Naugle—Flickinger
Jane E Flickinger
Earl A. Flickinger
Arendtsville
Wendell W. Naugle
E. J. Naugle
Orrtanna
United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Ivan, G. Naugle
Lass Ofville High School
Harrisburg, Pa., Hospital School
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Fairfield
I. Z. Musselman
Orianna
J. Herman Harshman
Middletown
Nancy Jane
Kenneth Marvin Reeder
Melvin Reeder
Adamstown
Miss Harshman
Middletown High School
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hagerstown
Reeder
Sentence Of One Year Is Suspended
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended a one year term for Leo Brandenburg of 135 West Patrick Street after finding him guilty of assault on his estranged wife and destroying her property. A bench order bans trespass on his wife's property and he must reimburse repairs. a warrant for failure to support was advised if back payments remain unpaid. Other charges against Catherine and James Morgan were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Leo Brandenburg
West Patrick Street
Brandenburg
House of Correction
Eisenhower to be asked about H bomb during news conference
Washington October 7 President Eisenhower likely to face questions on Russia and the hydrogen bomb at a 3 to 3:30 p.m. news conference. He has warned of sudden mass destruction but remains cautious on national security and civil defense. Different officials clash over Russia's H bomb readiness, while AEC and Civil Defense leaders clarify the situation and scope of test devices. Senate Army Committee chair Cole says Russia has deliverable bombs. Secretary Wilson disagrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Atlantic City
Cole
Wilson
Rep
R-Ny
Senate House Atomic Committee
United States
Arthur 5
Flemming
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Ony
Val Peterson
Amelia
Sen. Kilgore
Dwva
West Virginia
Stolen Dodge Found Near Fair Grounds
The 1946 Dodge club coupe owned by Dorothy L. Wachter of Frederick Route 3 was stolen Monday from East Second Street between 3:36 and 10:15 p m. It was recovered about 2 a m Tuesday by State Police on East Patrick Street near the Fair Grounds after police reports to city, then Mate Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Wachter
Frederick
East Second Street
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Mate
Notation of Adoption Petition in Frederick County Court
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland an ex parte matter concerns the petition of Atley Roan Bohrer and Phyllis Regina Bohrer for the adoption of Saundra Jean Hite a minor 4 N1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Atley Roan Bohrer
Phyllis Regina Bohrer
Saundra Jean Hite
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauline Culler Wood
Walter Reed Hospital
Arlington Cemetery
Paul C. Wood
West Point
Bataan
Wood
Hettie Staley
Miss Staley
William and
Susie Staley
John Weller
East Seventh Street
Schrader
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Vape RA RiHl
John Stiles
Juliet G. Smith
Libertytown
Charles F. Smith
Guernsey
J. Herbert Snyder
New Windsor
Henry H. Carter
Rockville
Snyder
Fairwood
H. L. Fishpaw
Berryville
Hi-Lo Farms
Herschel Allen
Phoenix
Maple Hill Farm
Earle E. Nicholson
Ijamsville
Vernon A. Mathias
Iferts
Helsteins Tra
D. Ifert and Sons
G. Frank Remsberg
Bull
C. Lester Dudrow
Vest Dairy Herd
Sen
William H. Hill
Walter J. Hahn
Meadowbrooke Farms
Ellicott City
Raincliffe Farms
Sykesville
Adeline E. Rowe
Lewis Rowe
George W. Shipley
Paul W Main
Austin Main
Ralph A Greiman, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dorothy Handley
Mary Ann Geisbert
Carol Ann Fagan
Ruth Main
Otner Roelke Studio
Maln-Rowe
Paul W. Main
Jenny Stup
Miss Gay Stup
Revenue Bureau
Ike
Atley Bohrer
Phyllis Regina Bsonrer
Saundra Jean Bohrer
Minor
Cumberland
John M. Hite
Phylis D. Hite
U S. District Court
Baltmore
RE 1
Camp Detrick
sai@ minor
Moiner
Sauhdra Jean Bohrer
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
James Hite
Patrick M. Schnauffes
Sherman P. Bowers
Solicittor Fredetics
Ellis C. Wachter
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