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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1953

Page

2

Fair Income About Equal To Year Ago At Frederick Fair

Attendance reached a grand climax Saturday night with a big afternoon turnout and officials expect weekly receipts near the record figure set last year. Joie Chitwood Auto Daredevils drew large crowds for the final night show as midways stayed jammed. Improvements in weather forecast a new attendance record, with many visitors from neighboring towns. A. Irvin Renn said directors viewed the exhibition as a success amid few complaints. Grounds cleanup proceeds as exhibitors must clear houses and gardens by 5 p.m. today.

Frederick Fair Joie Chitwood Auto Daredevils A. Irvin Renn Frederick Mrr Ben Rocky Mount N. C Carolinas Guy Wetzel

Three Treated For Accident Injuries In Route 75 Crash

Three people were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a collision on Route 75 at the Old Annapolis and Liberty roads junction Sunday about 2 30 PM. William Baker 225 Center Street faces charges of failing to stop at a boulevard crossing his brakes allegedly failed and his car struck Herman M Main Chestnut Street. The Bakers wife Pauline R Baker 24 was hospitalized with a forehead laceration five stitches needed. Main sustained fractured ribs and was later discharged along with Mary L Hyatt Thelma Smith and Sue Ann Baker who sustained minor injuries The Main car was reported demolished.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick Annapolis Liberty Roads William Baker Center Street Baker Herman M. Main Chestnut Street Pauline R

Anniversary Observed by Calary Methodist Leaders' Bible Class

The Leaders' Bible Class of Cal ary Methodist church observed its 41st anniversary with 61 members and 65 guests and four visitors in attendance. The meeting featured remarks by John M. Grove, history of the group since 1911, and plans for the annual banquet on October 14 in the Parish Hall with an organ recital by Mrs Eduard H Mantz.

Cal|ary Methodist Church Guy E. Kelly Melvin T. Tabler Glenn Stanton Harold Donald Young Harold Young John M. Grove Old Methodist Church East Church Street C. Albert Gilson Claude S. Hahn Charles W.tewart Baltimore Wibert Nail Carl W. Mercer Chester Biller Gilmore Stitely Frank Grimes Earl Stup Calvary Chest Eduard H. Mantz

Araby W S C S Holds Monthly Meeting at Mrs Har mons Home

Araby W S C S met in September at Mrs Louise Harmon's home with twenty four members present. Abs senia Hahn presented Abundant See for Rural People. Readings by Margarete Lines Naomi Lenhart and Martha Ausher man. A three cent stamp was roll call. A pig was presented by Katherine Linton and sung by Margaret Kanode. Barnyard game won small prizes. Next meeting October 12 at parish hall with Flint Hill Siamsville Urbana W S C S as guests.

Araby W. S. C. S Araby Louise Harmon Abs Senia Hahn Martha Ausherman Katherine Linton Margaret Kanode Hall Flint

Local Hunter Wounded in Woods Near Hyattsville

Frederick man Austin G. Staley, 48, was seriously wounded by a shotgun blast while hunting with his brother two miles west of Hyatts Town along the Comus Hyatts Town road. Painter, 71, said he did not know anyone else was present when the shot fired at a squirrel hit Staley. Authorities deem the incident accidental and no further action was planned pending his condition.

Frederick Comus-Hyattstown Hyattstown Austin G. Staley West Patrick Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Montgomery County Staley Wiliam T. Painter West South Street Painter Luther M. Staley Luther Fire Department Staley Brothers Luther Staley

Firemen Demonstration Shows Coordinated Response T

Hagerstown firefighters with Washington and Frederick counties staged a two hour drill testing an emergency water supply after an atom bomb attack. The exercise emphasized technique over speed, with 23 engines laying 13 miles of hose to fill a city pool, despite equipment and radio hiccups and two minor fires.

Hagerstown Washington Frederick Charles L. Mobley Washington County Civil Defense John Hall Mobley Roger Fisher Frederick County Hall Hagerstown Police

Elgin Family Reunion Draws 87 Relatives at State Park

Elgin descendants met at Gathland State Park near Burkittsville on September 27 for the 27th reunion with 87 relatives and three visitors. A picnic followed a brief business session, with gifts to the oldest and youngest attendees and the largest family. Officers were retained for 1954 and next year’s gathering was set for the third Sunday in September at the same location.

Richard Elgin Bethesda Paul Elgin Los Angeles Albert Elgin Paul Phillip Elgin Leroy Elgin Leroy Elgin, Jr Hagerstown Harold Elgin Smithsburg John T. Henkel R. B. Boerner Washington Claude Culler Feagaville Howard. Wachter Frederick Eugene Hemp Jefferson Robert R. Hemp Elgin Hemp David Hemp Rey Magaha Knoxville EB. Franklin Magaha Middletown John Brady Brunswick Abel Cartwright Michigan James Edward Elgin Germantown Nelson Jones Harvey D. Strickland Jay P. Delphes Charles Cartwright Milo Wilson Robert Hemp Katheriine Dagzenbart

Rocky Ridge Church Anniversary Service Details

The Monocacy Church of the Brethren in Rocky Ridge marks its 100th anniversary with services on October 21. Rev. A Stauffer Curry will deliver the sermon, and Rev. Daniel P Bowers will give the main address. A historical sketch, special music, and greetings from regional figures accompany the program.

Church of the Brethren Rocky Ridge Daniel P. Sayler A. Stauffer Curry Washington, D. C D P. Sayler Daniel P. Sayler Bowers First Methodist Church Westfield N. J Ruth E. Weybright Bridgewater College Bridgewater Elizabeth Sawler Bowers Waynesboro Monocacy Congregation A. M. Diller Frederick David Hanawalt Edward E Bixler New Windsor

Monrovian In Carroll Jail

John William Atkins an 18 year old from near Monrovia is jailed in Carroll County on bad check charges with $2000 bond. State Police traced actions after a Mt. Airy store report and a Sykesville clerk identified Atkins. He was arrested before crossing into Howard County and faces possible additional charges for passing worthless checks in the area.

John William Atkins Monrovia Carrol County Sykesville la Mt. Airy Hartzell Hawkins Barrack G Atkins John Hawkins Virginia Thomas W. Ellison Howard County Westminster John Wergan Western Auto Store Mt. Airy Milton H. Lambert

Race crime case sent to House of Correction

William F Campbell a 22 year old Black man was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to relations with a white woman Mrs Dorothy Obilis 43 who received one year in a women's prison for prostitution The judge called the act serious and said such conduct between races cannot be tolerated Campbell appealed through his attorneys The bond was set at 100 The police officer testified to finding the couple in a parked car on an uncompleted street

Wagerstown William F Campbell Oe Sear House of Correction Charies Dorothy Obilis Women's Prison Paul Oitinger Campbell Binder Bond Hark Snider Obitts

Hood Speaker Warns Private Enterprise Protects Democracy

Industrialist Henning W Prentis, head of Armstrong Cork and founder of the Foundation for Independent Colleges in Pennsylvania, argues private competitive business is the buttress of democracy and that curbs threaten dictatorship and the independent colleges. He cites Britain’s tax and regulation as dampening profits and calls for government rules to ensure fair play while preserving economic vitality. Homecoming festivities at Hood College include Coffman Chapel cornerstone raising and inter-class songs and skits.

Independent College Henning W Prentis Armstrong Cork Company Hood College Lancaster National Association of Manufacturers Foundation For Independent Colleges In Pennsylvania Inc Prentis Maryland Wnch Coldeges Great Britain Autual Securty Harold Stasen Coffman Chapel Hudson

Winners Named in 4-H Hog Show at Frederick Fair

After a one year quarantine break the Frederick Fair 4-H Hog Show judged Wednesday featured 24 animals from ten club members. Mehrie Ramsburg Jr of Utica won the swine fitting and showing contest. Premiums went to William Remsberg Middletown Edwin Cissel Adamstown H Lamar Stull Jr Frederick in Hampshire Yorkshire Durces and Spotted Poland China groups with multiple firsts and champions listed for each breed.

Frederick Fair Boyd Whittle University of Maryland Mehrie Ramsburg, Jr Utica Hampshire William Remsberg Middletown Joe Hubble Myersvile Edwin Cissel Adamstown H. Lamar Stull Frederick Wiliam Remsberg Durces David Burtner Yorkshire Carrollee Zecher Burkittsville Gail Guyton Poland China Emory Zimmerman Jefferson Maurice Zimmerman Fat Lambs Gene Keller Joe Hubbie Myersville

Oil Progress Week Plans Highlight Local Observance

Local officials announce Oil Progress Week October 11 to 17 with a city proclamation by Mayor Don ald B. Rice and speeches at service clubs. Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee official Joseph P. Lanigan and Gulf Qi Corporation speaker A P Simmons will address Lions and Kiwanis clubs respectively, with two radio interviews on local station.

Harold A. Twentey Frederick County Donald B. Rice Joseph P. Lanigan Maryland Petroleum Industries Committee Baltimore Lions Club A. P. Simmons Gulf Qi Corporation Kiwanis Club R. B. Wolfe

Collateral Forfeited For Various Traffic Violations

Motorists forfeited collateral before Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. on Friday. LeRoy Curry of Route 1 Adamstown and others from Baltimore Ijamsville Uniontown Hagerstown Woodsboro Woodbine Frederick faced fines for speeding improper passing reckless driving and speeding at Jug Bridge. Troopers Dishong Guimino and Kretsinger made the arrests.

H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr LeRoy Curry Adamstown Mt. Pleasant Thomas Carter Baltimore Jefferson Clarence O. Frook Ijamsville Braddock Nucci Ross Uniontown Paul E. White Hagerstown Braddock Mountain Raymond W. Beard Woodsboro Byron C. Dorsey Woodbine Frederick William V. Dixon Jug Bridge R C. Dishong V. L. Guimino Philip Kretsinger

Monument Planned Over Taney Grave in Cumberland

The Cumberland Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus announced plans for a monument over the grave of Roger Brooke Taney in St. John's Cemetery. A memorial service with 250 guests, readings by Rev. Herbert Jordan, and a procession including a Maryland Assembly color guard followed 11:30 mass at St. John's Catholic Church.

Hoger Brooke Taney St. John’s Cemetery U. S. Supreme Court Taney General Assembly Knights of Columbus of Cumberland Frederick Cumberland Baltimore Hagerstown St. John’s Catholic Church Herbert R. Jordan W. Jerome Offutt Jrnst Alton J. Lipps Cumberland Group Charles B. Humelsine Maryland Delaplaine Edward S. Delaplaine Maryland Court of Appeals Walsh Cumberland Assembly Roger Brooke Taney Charles McC. Mathias, Jr Frederick County Historical Society Ure Southern Restaurant

Teen dance at Staley Park crowns beauty queen

Over 160 teenagers attended the weekly Staley Park field house dance and elected Carol Ann Molesworth as beauty queen. Next week's contestants are Betty Lou Davis, Wilma Michael, Carol Moore and Nancy Decker. Crissie Kilby and Clarke Keaney won the spot dance. prizes from Mrs Elgin Roof and the Everedy Company. Mrs W W Corbin chaperoned. the City Recreation Commission sponsors the event each week.

Staley Park Fieldhouse Carol Ann Molesworth Betty Lou Davis Wilma Michael Carol Moore Nancy Decker Crissie Kilby Clarke Keaney Elgin Roof Everedy Company W. W. Corbin City -Recreation Commission

Church Head Is Speaker On Hood Program

Dr James E Wagner president of the Evangelical and Reformed church spoke at Hood College during the Coffman Chapel cornerstone ceremony. He noted church efforts in Christian higher education with $3 million given to colleges and seminaries in 12 years and that Hood will channel funds into the Hood Forward Program. Coffman donor Andrew K Coffman of Hagerstown presented a $150000 contribution.

James E. Wagner Evangelical and Reformed Church Cassta Coffman Chapel Hood College Hood Wagner Coffman Andrew K. Coffman Hagerstown Hood Chapel Hudson Outdoor W. Jarboe Grove This City Katherine Terrell Baltimore Mary Filler Allen Sally Wills Holland Betsy McCain Anne Counes New York City Betsy Oehrle Hudson Theater Barbara Coleman Wyncote R. Paul Smith Board of Trustees Henri L. G. Kieffer Frederick D. Eyster Potomac Synod Evangelical and Reformed Denomination Paul L. Althouse Frederick

Mt Zion Road Fire Damages Summer Kitchen House

Firefighters delayed reaching Haglerstown for an alert at 12 30 p m Sunday as Braddock Heights two engines and Frederick Independent County unit responded to a blaze on Mt Zion road near Teen Karnes road. The lower floor of a two story residence was ruined by heat and smoke with the summer kitchen and contents a total loss. Origin undetermined.

Braddock Heights Haglerstown Heights Frederick Route 15

Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Carmel church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Mi Carmel Methodist church met Thursday afternoon Oct. 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Reuben Halil with 14 members and one guest. Welcome prayers, program on Faith Of Our Fathers, scripture by Mrs William Ray, readings by Mrs Wachter, Jeremiah review by Mrs Harvey Davis, business led by Mrs Harry Hamilton, rool call, benediction, and refreshments.

Harvey Davis Spiritual Life Harry Hamilton

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