Frederick Forum Examines City Police Force
About fifty Frederick residents attended a Young Democrats forum at Hotel Frederick to discuss the Police Department. Mayor Rice and Chief Corbin led a panel that covered staffing, officer training, and potential paid patrols, with discussion of school-duty relief, public relations, and a possible curfew as a moral issue rather than police enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Donald B. Rice
W. W. Corbin
W. Jerome Offutt
Thomas Glass
Orme
Montgomery County Police
Glass
Court News and Marriages in Local Records
Equity cases list Edith E Warfield vs Samuel P Warfield and Mary Alice Steele vs John A Steele for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses show multiple couples from Gratz, Pa to Winchester and Virginia areas. Property deeds note several transfers at $10 and a state road sale. Dead Eye Baltimore reports a pigeon shooting stunt ending with a Teal pigeon killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith E. Warfield
Samuel P. Warfield
Mary Alice Steele
John A. Steele
Jacob I Sitlinger
Carolyn R. Spotts
Gratz
Padolen
C. Krubitzer, Jr
Kingston
Joan E. Long
Swayerville
Richard H Lake
Winchester
Betty Sue Fleming
Lincoln
Herbert John Mylin
Gertrude Virginia Williams
Lucketts
Jarrett Melvin Crowley
Rawson
W. Va
Dorothy Bell Hackensmith
Shenandoah Junction
William D. Smith
Woodsboro
Doris L. Kyler
Rocky Ridge
Charles C. Bell
Charles H. Grossmeckl
Teddy Beachley
Deal R. Burtner
John H Coblentz
Roland R. Bowers
Clarence W. Lantz, Jr
Clarence G. West
Russell H. Harris
Richard Harrison Harris
Wesley M. Shoemaker
Jacob Bader
Russell D. Knell
Earl W. Bartgis
Ruth R Corns
Richard B. Keeney
Ernest W. Ausherman
Monroe R. Poole
Melvin
Oden
Carl A. Shaw
Frederick W. Weitzel
Manuel Weinberg
John Herman Marks
State Roads Commission
Ruth W. Kefauver
Helen Stewart
Baltimore
John Rutherford
Rutherford
Emmitsburg Social Roundup Notes Visits and Events
Emmitsburg residents and guests traveled to Baltimore to visit Clifford Miskel at University Hospital and met various local families including the Bosleys and Hoskins. Annette Korh and Liza Hart stayed locally, while a Halloween parade and Charter Night planning for the Lions Club highlighted community activity. A blood drive prep, conservation club reports, and a Homemakers Club bus trip to Annapolis rounded out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Raymond Baumgardner
Crystal Mohr
Baltimore
Thomas Bosley
Harry Hoskins
University Hospital
Clifford Miskel
Charles Sellers
Sandra
Virgil Biddle
Bedford, Pa
Dr. Beegle
Annette L. Korh
Brielle
N. J
Grace Howe
Liza Hart
Agnes Garner
Ferrs X. Elder Post
The
American Legion
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
George Lee Miller
Canton
Miller
American Car and Foundry Company of
New York
U. S. Army
Lions Club
Lutheran
C. A. Elder
Edward Wardtastke
National Federation of Small Businesses
William Heagy
Westminster
Red Cross
National Defense
Mt. St. Mary's College
Indian Lookout Conservation Club
Harold Hoke
Robert Stonesifer
Fish Committee
Clay Green
Frank Fitzgerald
George Pecher
George Springer
Glenn Springer
Maryland F. F. A
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Alma Jones
United Nations
Polytechnic Institute
Euclid Jones
Karl Zeban
Virginia Wantz
Kathleen Wantz
Edward Graham and Son
Long Island
Charles B Shorb
Robert L. Topper
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Homemakers Club
Naval Academy
State House
Annapolis
Local Notes on Moves and Visits
The James Maughlin place residents Boyds and Walter Melvin family moved last week to the former Edward Lewis home. Harry Wolstenholme returned from a two week visit to his brother in Richmond, with granddaughter Barbara Bennett joining him. Russell Bennett family and Mary Elien Simpson and John visited Guice in Riverdale. Rev. James P. Kerr and Mrs Kerr attended the Past Noble Grands night in Dundalk with Mrs. Nina D. Heck of Baltimore accompanying them. Earl Nicholson's home on Headley land nears completion and they expect to move in within two weeks. Mary Crouse of Sparta, N C, mother of Mrs. Schaum and Mrs. Gilliam, is spending winter with her daughters here. Jack Schaum returned from a business trip in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guice
Riverdale
James P. Kerr
Dundalk
Helena Rebekah Lodge
Kerr
Nina D. Heck
Baltimore
Earl Nicholson
Headley
Mary Crouse
Sparta
N. C
Schaum
Gilliam
Jack Schaum
Detroit
Mich
Local social notes span visits and gatherings across Carroll and Frederick counties
Roy Lind of Fort Bragg and his family host and visit relatives including Gansel Lind and Charles Wieshoar. Thelma Frock, Hanson Staley, and family dine with Catherine Frock in Gettysburg. Various residents visit friends in Union Bridge Westminster and Frederick. Homemakers club hosts 15 members at Westminster High School. Russell Henry born to Meg and Raymond Wilson in Bruceville. Elmer Wolfe PTA to attend Maryland Congress convention in Hagerstown. Carol Huey, Elmer Wolfe music teacher, sings at Beaver Dam Church hymn sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Fic
Roy Lind
Fort Bragg
S. C
Walter Lind
Gansel Lind
Sarah Wieshoar
Charles
Thelma Frock
Hanson Staley
Walkersville
Catherine Frock
Gettysburg
Thomas Kermey
F. H. Birely
Joseph Gaver
Quinten Dixon
Frederick
Frank Gaver
Olivier Linton
Blair Simpson
Patsy
Bruce Harbaugh
Catherine
Paul Saylor
Patsy Frock
Carroll Harp
Council of
Carroll County
Westminster High School
Westminster Homemakers Club
Russell Henry
Meg
Raymond Wilson
Bruceville
John Eckard
Elmer Wolfe
Hallowe'en Street Dance Planned in Union Bridge
The Lions Club sponsors Union Bridge annual Hallowe'en street dance Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Howard Myers return to Niagara Falls after a week in Union Bridge with the Reese family. The Johnsville Women's Club held its first Art Class of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Hallowe'en
Lions Club
Howard Myers
Niagara Falls
Paul Reese
Johnsville
Rockville By-Pass To Be Opened Thursday
Rep Beall will head dedication of a two lane Rockville by-pass opening Thursday. The ceremony involves the Rockville Chamber of Commerce State legislators the Montgomery Council and Rockville officials. The 13 mile by-pass replaces the old center town route and cost 212610 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Beall
R-Md
France blames U.S. for Middle East turmoil and colonial stance
Paris reports French officials blame United States for indirectly stoking nationalist movements across the Middle East and North Africa. They argue U.S. support encourages extremists in Egypt and Iran, complicating Western defense plans. Paris fears nationalism could spread to Tunisia and Morocco ahead of the U N General Assembly. The Foreign Office criticizes Assistant Secretary George McGhee's Middle East tour as signaling an end to colonialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Middle East
Foreign Office
North Africa
U. S
Egypt
Iran
Britain
Tunisia
Morocco
U. N. General Assembly
George MccGhee
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Police Dept
Court News
West Scott
Cope
AY Jra
Established Church
England
Nct
William Bradford
William Brewster
Amsterdam
Holland
Boyds
Mrs
Monroe _Simpson
Ray Lind, Sr
Paul Donaldson
F. H. Birel
Herbert Fox
Raymond Martin
James McBride
Frances
Philip Morris
Rockville By-Pass
Bette
Breyers
Cady
Cread
J. Gottbart
U. S. Route 40
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Keystone
WM. D. Bowers Lumber CO
E. Patrick St
Markell & Ford
Monocacy Motors, Sc
Market Street
Jefferson Street
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St. Frederick
Maryland
Welles
Shipley
D. F. Shirket St
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