Fogles Awarded 4350 By Maryland Jury
A Frederick County jury awarded Francis C. and Elizabeth I. Fogle a total of 4350.33 in damages for injuries from a January 3 1959 auto crash at Maiyl and 19 near Stauffer Road. Mrs Fogle received 3192 and Mr Fogle 1153.33 after deliberating 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C
Elizabeth I. Fogle
Kermar
Frederick County
Fogle
Patrick M. Schnauffer
L. Sheridan Barber Jr
Walkersville
Verna D. Barber
Barber
Grone
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Fogles
Donald Brown
Clapp
Ruun
Florida
Flonda
Mr. Fogie
Allen W
Annie Fogle
Fogies
Sherman P. Bowers
Parsons Newman
Foyle
Thut
Forgies
Pilgram
Fogie
Emmitsburg Club Elects Officers and Scout News
Emmitsburg reports the first Emmitsburg C.V.O. Club meeting at St. Joseph's High School with temporary officers named and plans for a Catholic Youth Council. Interim events include Inter mediate Girl Scout Troop No. 72 officer elections and Halloween party prep. four Brownie Troop No. 93 girls invested. Also notes visits by local families and a Geneva observer to Turkey for a mass trial of former premier and government figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg C.V.0
St. Joseph's High School
Alice Sherwin
Ronald Stouter
Mary Marshall
Betty Jean Topper
Lea Topper
Clyde Eyler
George Arnold
Gloria Murray
Donald Waters
Lumen Norris
Patricia Topper
Carroll Topper
C.Y.C. Club
Catholic Youth Council
Girl Scout Troop No
American Legion / Home
Carolyn Umbel
Lynn Shorb
Mildred Harner
Joyce Sanders
Boy Scouts
VFW
Sharon Baker
Debbie Baker
Connie Seiss
Josephine Rodgers
Kathy Rodgers
Lynnn Shorb
Sharon Obler
Sandy Myers
Dale Elder
Karen Shorb
Brownie Scout Troop No. 93
Peggy Wagerman
Linda Wortz
Nancy Carr
Josephine Haley
Charles Bakers
Lemoyne
Bakers
Guy Baker Sr
Donald MicCaulsin
Richard Fitz
Gettysburg
Maurice Fitz
William Albright
York
Ruth Hickman
Francis Glass
Tanertown
Glass
Bernard Kelly
Donald Stoner
Donny
Kathy Stoner
Austin Stoner
Baltimore
William Umibel
Waynesboro
Wilbur Umichel
Ralph Ireland
Montana
Wife Injured in Crash Seeks Damages for Loss of Earning Power
A Union Bridge Clothing Company witness testified that Mrs Fogle lost earning power after the crash and can no longer take sewing assignments at home. Bowers argued Mr Fogle is entitled to compensation for his wife’s injury and shock, and for medical and hospital charges totaling over $675 plus $75 auto damage. He noted the woman is permanently injured and would prefer working on the farm if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Clothing Company
Fogle
Bowers
Walkersville Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Walkersville highlights include Dr. and Mrs. Walter Price hosting Helena Stauffer over the weekend. Visits span from Bala Cynwyd to Wilmington with stops at Dr. Allan Miller’s home and conversations about Mrs. Harry Frank’s leg cast. Rev. A Rosenberger departs for Lawton and Fort Sill family visit. The Glade United Church of Christ anticipated services on October 20 at 9 15 a.m. and Women’s Guild met October 20 at 3 p.m. in the social room. The Craddock family relocated to the Stauffer development. Young Adults of the Methodist Church met October 16 with roller skating plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hula Devilbiss
Walkersville
Walter Price
Washington, D.C
Helena Stauffer
Nelson Stauffer
Allan Miller
Bala Cynwyd
Miller
Mabe
Mil
Frank A Rosenberger
Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
U.S. Army Base
Leslie L. Lease
Glade 1 United Church of Christ
Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ
John Whitmore
Charles Hoke
Edwin Carstener
Ray Craddock
Fulton Avenue
Stauffer Development
Methodist Church
Charles Nicodemus
Ward Crum
Community group plans Thanksgiving fund drive and church events
Members discussed this year’s Joash Fund gift of 75 dollars and the project focus. Past giving funded a Wesley Theological Seminary scholarship. Rev. Ross was the prior recipient. Church supper work crews were set for October 20 and 21, with scouting leaders Charles Smith and Russell Hittle joining Troop 1056. Social hour followed. attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Thompson and local families. Sixty laymen attended a breakfast at Glade Church where Dr. Meek likened Christian Witnesses to horses and speakers to drinks. Middletown Valley Grange officials were installed by Lionell Burgess, with Charles Peddicord Jr. and others assisting. Notices highlighted Maryland State Grange events at Chevy Chase and a National Grange session in November.
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Ing
Wesley Theological Seminary
Washington
D.C
Ross
Orley Bourland
Middletown Valley Grange
Lionell “Burgess
Howard County
Maryland State Grange
Lionel Burgess
Flora
Charles Peddicord Jr
Pomona Grange
Peddicord
Chevy Chase
National Grange
Russell resigns from Britain's nuclear disarmament campaign
Lord Bertrand Russell resigned as president of Britain's campaign for nuclear disarmament after a dispute with Canon John Collins. He said the effort is still worthwhile and that he will continue to support it. The report also notes a local meeting of the Midlothian Valley Grange scheduled for October 17 with the agriculture committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
MW. C. Carolina
Middletown Valley Grange
Agriculture Committee
Russell
London
Lord Russell
Bertrand Russell
Britain
John Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
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Geneva
Raymond Nicolet
Turkey
Adanan Menderes
Nicolet
International Commission of Jurists
Ray Clarke
Fort Dewiick
U.S. Army Biological Labora
U. S. Army
Carl S. Casto
Riley D. Housewright
Prim Rue
Teme
Abe
WHX
Bowers Lumber
Frederick
Mary Carter
CMTE
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Hotel Frederick
Carter
North Market St. Frederick
Roll Kaiser
Allen Nicodemus
Orrey Bourland
Charles Smith
Jacques and Iy
Hyattsville
Gye
Middletown
S. Leslie Shafer
Ss BE Ree
AM1
Dod
UNICO
Southern States
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Monument
OUR Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
Tom Msc
Winifred Sapp
Baltimore Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Blue Cross
Baltimore, Cumberland, Easton, Frederick
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Maryland
Blue Shield
North Court Street
Frederick, Maryland
Maryland Medical Service
Tate
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