Fragments from Odious OCR News Item
Partial OCR reads FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 with scattered fragments. Indicates a historical newspaper page segment from Atick Maryland area with uncertain full headline and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atick
Meyer Rites Set for Prominent Penn Land Resident
Charles Theodore Meyer, longtime Petersville area dentist and manager of Horsey Distillery, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from injuries in an auto crash near Petersville last week. His wife Ada P. Meyer remains hospitalized after surgery for the same accident. Funeral services are planned for Monday at the late residence. Surviving are his wife, a Cincinnati family connection, a foster sister, a nephew, and a niece. The article also notes a Grace Reformed class meeting with plans for a cover dish supper and rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Theodore Meyer
Penn Land
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Petersville
Ada P. Meyer
Meyers
Roger Peacock
Lovettsville
U. S. 340
Peacock
Meyer
Hear Cincinnati
Louis Poock
Penn
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Source
Brunswick
Brunswick Rotary Club
Ada P. Poock
Cincinnnati
Frederick Weissman
Orville Weissman
Cincinnati
Robert Lisle
Ruxton
Stay Awake And Live
Police advise drivers to stop when sleepy to prevent injuries and death. A doctor suggests keeping chocolate bars in the glove compartment for a quick energy boost during late night or early morning drives. He cautions against driving while sleepy and notes some people will anyway.
Drivers' Tests Passed By 31 In Maryland
Thirty one persons passed drivers tests Thursday given by the Department of Motor Vehicles inspectors at the State Armory. From Frederick list includes McCormack, Remsberg, Crouch, Williams, Prestwich, Keller, Runkle, Haines, McGee, Delaplaine, Hoff, Stup, Clark, Page, Ficht. Others from Brunswick, Thurmont, Walkersville, Emmitsburg, Mt. Airy and Cooksville also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicles
State Armory
Frederick
Gerald M. McCormack
Ft. Detrick
Shelva J Remsberg
AFD
Morrison C. Crouch
Anna R. Williams
Marvin B. Prestwich
Donald L. Keller
Kenneth P. Runkle
Raymond V. Haines
Wesley L. McGee
School For the Deaf
Elizabeth B. Delaplaine
RFD
Howard A. Hoff
Martha J. Stup
Mary I. Clark
Peggy ©. Page
Naomi I. Ficht
Nancy L. Carmack
Brunswick
Charles R. McCullough
Thurmont
John C. Umbel
Emmitsburg
James C. Humerick
Gerald F. Hagan
Mont
Nosape & Verrenpacoes
Walkersville
Ruth £. Etzler
Norma M. Hirsch
Cooksville
Mabel I. Bowser
Mt. Airy
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Cosume Of The News
Frederick crowds attend fair despite clouds as a Washington Shriners special train arrives. The will of Louis F. Detrick of Baltimore leaves multiple Frederick county farms to his sons and grandchildren. Mayor and Aldermen approve deeds for sales proceeds of 3390. Stephen Foot sells 107 acres on New Design road to R Rush Lewis. Carroll Comedy Company stages Rip Van Winkle at City Opera House to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington Shriners
Louis F. Detrick
Baltimore
William H
John A. Detrick
Ramsburg
Dorsey
Dorsey and Kimmel, Farms In Frederick County
Lansdale
Frederick L
Jane Detrick
Brown
Smith
Stephen
Foot
New Design Road
R. Rush Lewis
Carroll Comedy Company
Rip van Winkle
City Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Kien From The Columns Of The News
A crowded Fair Grounds amid showers saw Lucky Teter and his dare devils perform a two hour pageant as part of a four day fair drawing about 90 000 patrons the best turnout in a decade. An automobile incident near East Patrick street injured Miss Nellie Obenderfer and Beachley Main suffered a broken arm after jumping from a dugout. Frederick High School won a dairy cattle purge contest and the church anniversary plans feature an opaque projector history with a sermon by Rev Clifton Thomas and a pageant reenacting fifty years of church growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter
Nellie Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
Maddie Alley
Beachley Main
Flood C Main
Middletown
Frederick High School
Frederick
Washington High
Princise
Anne
Leonard C. Carmack
Pas
John H
New York
Menland Baptist Union Association
Joseph B. Church
Payne
James F. Rorex
James P. Daniel
Leon
D. Carmack
Afl
Funeral details for St Mark's parish follows
The family asks that flowers be omitted and gifts of condolence go to the choir fund at St Mark's Episcopal parish. C. H. Feele and Bro. are in charge of arrangements at the cemetery ceremony.
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St. Mark's Cemetery
St Marks Episcopal Parish
C. H. Feele
Bro
Notable figures treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick are Dr George H. Riggs founder of Riggs Sanatorium Ijamsville and Arlington now a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs William F Lindsey Lovettsville daughter of Thomas L. and Mrs Cramer is improving there after two weeks of treatment but cannot receive visitors. Col Elmer M Munshower State Police superintendent is in satisfactory condition after admission October 3 for a ruptured appendix. Mrs Anna Kennedy East Second Street admitted for treatment and observation. Mr H Frank Foland College Avenue readmitted for observation. Mr Henry Davis North Market Street taxi operator remains about the same after a week in hospital. Mrs George R Leatherman Middletown entered Vindo bono Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights in satisfactory condition. Mrs J William Null Biggs Avenue confined to home by illness in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Riggs
Riggs Sanatorium
Ijamsville
Arlington, Va
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William F. Lindsey
Lovettsville
Thomas L. Cramer
Walkersville
Elmer M. Munshower
State Police
Anna Kennedy
East Second Street
H. Frank Foland
College Avenue
Henry Davis
North Market Street
George R. Leatherman
Middletown
Vindobono Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
J. William Null
Biggs Avenue
Deaths Titus W Nell Reqwem mass at St Patrick’s Carlisle
Titus M Nell 61 died Monday at his Carlisle home after a long illness. Requiem Mass was held Thursday at St Patrick’s Catholic Church Carlisle with burial in St Patrick’s Cemetery. Survived by wife Daisy Nell daughter and six sons and many brothers. He worked for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission since its original section opened. He belonged to St Patrick’s Church and Holy Name Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus W. Nel
Titus M. Nell
Carlisle
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
St. Patrick's Ceme
George
Lucy Nichtman Nell
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Name Society
Daisy Stauffer Nell
Edwin T. Fanus
George L
Richard T. Mt. Airy
Gordon D
Norfolk
Clayton
van Nuys
Calif
Jirvin
Love Springs
Lloyd
Hannover
Mynn
Mechanicsburg
Monroe
Santa Barbara
John
Harrisburg
Garden Club Plans Plantings At Court House Park
Tasker's Chance Garden Club members hear two magnolia trees will be planted in Court House Park this fall as part of a park planting project. Reports cover planting, bulbs, and arrangements awards. The Frederick Junior Woman's Club hosts an open house for prospective members on October 15 with hors d ouvres and piano music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preece
Tasker
Howard Prior
Tasker's
New Design Road
Court House Park
Francis Howard
W. Cash Smith
Carlisle Smith
Woman's Club
Frederick
Elmer Ebler
Pinewood Drive
Bernard Kelly
Gerald Beveridge
Stillman Clark
Aubrey Dixon
Lee Fekard Middletown
David Grove
Emory Harris
Civic Club
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish House
Harry F. Shipley
John Culler Jr
Public Affairs Department
Prisennie Oo
Ransom R. Lewis Jr
M. J. Croghan
L. L. Ware Jr
Rosedale
Dews and Martins Wedding and Local Notices
The notice batch covers Ronse Dews Martin wedding at St John’s Catholic Church in October with a reception at Peter Pan Inn and new Sylvan Heights home. Jean Roselle Watson engaged to Donald Lee Miller. various local police, civic, club events and society notes across Frederick area including dances, travel, and reunions.
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Jules N. Dews
Newport News
Herbert R. Jordan
St John's Catholic Church
East Second Street
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Sylvan Heights
Rehabilitation Of Crippled Children Up At Convention
National Society for Crippled Children and Adults holds its 35th annual convention October 28 31 in Washington DC with 1500 delegates from 48 states. Speakers include Arthur S Flemming and several specialists in therapy and education. The event features prosthetic demonstrations and a focus on cerebral palsy programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Statler Hotel
Washington
Maryland Society
Dean W. Roberts
Maryland State Health Department
National Society
M. L. Champney
Miss Champney
J. Milton Brunk
Western Maryland Council
The
Si Arthur S. Flemming
Comper WD
Department of Neurological Surgery
St. Barnabas Hospital
New York
Leonard W. Mayo
Association For the Aid of Crippled Children
William M. Cruickshank
Syracuse University
Fairmont Women Die In Morgantown Wreck
Two Fairmont women died when their car on a Morgantown road known as the Uffington curve crashed near Walkersville. The victims were Mrs. Paul B. Rhoads and Mrs. Kintz. The driver was reported speeding before the curve. Authorities investigated the accident and transferred the bodies for further handling.
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Morgantown
W. Ya
Fairmont
Paul B. Rhoads
South of Here
Ram
Kints
Frederick
Society Daughters of the American
James Stas Eee
W. Va
Bayonne
N. J
D.R
Harry R. Kintz
Medical State Police
Simon
Mary
Tiding
Kintz
Walkersville
Jers
Keith Pixley
Libertytown
Lester Dutrow
Hamilton Lillie
Washington
Freda Kintz
Frederick Notables Depart for Winter Plans and Events
Col and Mrs F C Rogers of Rec ord street prepare to winter in Gulfport Florida and Mrs Rogers recent discharge from Frederick Memorial Hospital is noted. Elizabeth Knill of Frederick will attend the United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland convention in Baltimore October 24 25. Donald B Rice and Joseph F Rhoderick of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce plus their wives plan a five day trip to Boston for the National Chambers of Commerce Executives Committee convention. George H Smith Sr of Trail Avenue marks his birthday.
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Elizabeth Knill
Frederick
United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
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Gamat
Mier
Ded
Faithful Circle
Grace Reformed
Church School
Elmer Miller
Jefferson Street
Russell Thomas
Thomas
Taney Apartments
North Bentz Street
A. R. Remsberg
Ditmar Shaff
Stella Miller
Charles Engle
Charles T. Meyer
Cosume of the News
Kien
the News
First Baptist Church
M. Goodwin
Westminster
Charles E. Goodwin
New Windsor
D.D. Hartzler
J . Hoch
Ernest Baker
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Emory
Ralph
Sterling
Charles Robertson
Folgay Miller
Francis Lambert
Alvey Roy Baker
Hagerstown
Carlisle Hospital
Frederick County
Romanus
Mary Ellen (Swope) Baker
Station Furniture Company
Calvin Baker
Lillian West
Los Angeles
Joseph Zunderman
Nagelstown
Welty Baker
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Minnie DeLashmutt
van E. DeLashmutt
Minnie Allison
Glen Burnie
DeLashmutt
Frederick Runkles
Allison
Helen Burke
Arden
Severn
Marguerite Spon Iseller
Singleton Funeral Home
Mount Olivet
C. el, Cline and Son
Society News
Irving Weil
Atlantic City
DeSoto
Weil
Weil Brothers
Plymouth
Shelbourne Hotel
Dews-Martin
Charles H. Martin
Willow Avenue
Ronse
William Watson
Jean Roselle Watson
Donald Lee Miller
Roscoé Miller
Fof
Myersville
Watson
Hagerstown High School
W. F. Prior Pubishing Company, Inc
Miller
Middletown High School
Farmers Cooperative Association, Inc
Charles
Charles L. Washington
South Bentz Street
Trump
Ernest E. Shank
West Patrick Street
Sergt. Shook
Mall
Leonard Hall
House
Hall
New Market
Jesse Burail
State Grange
F. Ross Myers
East Church Street
Virginia James
William S. James
Texarka
Tex
Mr. James
Mrs. Myers
Miss James
Samuel D. Dutrow
Frankfurt
Germany
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Dutrow
Linda Michael
Grover Michael
Pittsburgh
Catoctin Club
Ralph Merchant
Francis Scott Key
Frank R. Smith Jr
J Robert McLaren
William Krantz
Messrs
J. Robert McLaren
Marlow M. Cline
James McLaren Jr
Mehrl F. Wachter
Orville F. Amickas
Frederick Assembles
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Charles Woodman
Christopher Woodman
Virginia B. Thomas
Hilda Croghan
Alice Barker
Catherine Johnson
Freda Doll
Mary Condon
Hudgoon
Grace Brown Ard
Nan K Roderick
Zonta International
Chalfonte-Haddon Halls
Frank ¢. Nicodemous Sr
Smokies
Florida
Schweinfurt
Jack M. Kling
Italy
Riviera
Monaco
Switzerland
Sp. de Kling
Gersmany
American Association of University Women
Heinz Heinemann
Valley Street
W. L. Mauzy
Virginia Skor
Ethel V. Martz
Winter Spring Farm
C. Howard Young
Delta Beta Delta
Towson State Teachers College
Emmett R. (Lorene) Bowlus
Fairview Avenue
William E. Sanders Jr
W. Eugene Sandinner
Rosemont Avenue
Basing
Secrebeen
Mury of the Treasury
Humphrey
Cornell University
Ithaca
Evelyn Tyergar
Caroline Crum
Margaret Strawsburg
Holiday Hotel
Strawsbury
Yorktown
York, Pa
Chestertown
Joseph Yona
Helene
Jody
Jimmy
North College Parkway
Lindsay McGuiness
Edward D. McGuiness
Grove Boulevard
Vona
Kibler Field
History Washington College
Paul Smith
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Co
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Tides Inn
Irvington, Va
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Edward Trail Mathias
Downe
BUILD
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Joe Wolfe
Dual Highway
Carl Thomas
Leo Tucker
Haida Haller
Walter Larkin Jr
Julian Tavenner
United Nations
Edward Akers
Elizabeth Blessing
Marge
F. C. Rogers
Record Street
Gulfport
Fla
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