Frederick Police Honor Banquet Acknowledges Top Marksmen
The Frederick City Police and Maryland State Police hosted the second annual banquet at the Eagles Home. Mayor Rice and officials praised public relations and loyalty. Officer William A. Boone Jr. was named 1953 top pistol shot, receiving multiple trophies. other officers earned Class A B and C awards, sharpshooters badges, and marksmen bars as improved scores were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick
Eagles
Charles V. Main
Donald B. Rice
H. David Hagan
Sergt
Philip
H. Culler
Rice
Boone
William A. Boone Jr
Chevrolet
James F. Messer-smith
Marshall H. Murray
Norman Dietz
Shermano Boone
William Boone
Murray
Raymond C. Brehaut
Charles K. Taylor
Charles Bare
Dorsey Shipley
Ben Phebus Jr
Dan Swomley
Herbert S. Schroeder
Denver Shook
Guy Anders
Edward C. Hartmann
George Miller
Alton Twentey
Austin M. Kline
Richard Ruthvin
Mary Condon Hodgson
Ralph Potts
Barry Phillips
R Arnold Simmons
James W. Stockman
William S. Staley
Conley W. Brown
Charles W. Bare
William McK. Boost Jr
Main
Sergt. Boone
Dorsey Shipley Police Foundation
Panic on Brooklyn street as auto injures shoppers
A 65 year old New Yorker, Anna Daly, lost control of her car on a busy Brooklyn street Friday. The auto struck a bus, grazed the curb, and ran down a dozen pedestrians, nine critically injured. She said a bus stopped suddenly, causing her to press gas instead of brake.
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New York
Brooklyn
Anna Daly
Public sale at Abrecht Place sells Frostie plant gear
A public sale at Abrecht Place Saturday moved equipment from the Frostie Bottling Company plant and ten trucks. Paul M. Carmack bought the assets for 5000 dollars after items were offered separately and then together. W Jerome Offutt acted as assignee. real estate was not offered. Null and Null were auctioneers. H M Alexander clerk. The story also notes a separate murder indictment in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrecht
Frostie Bottling Company, Inc
Paul M. Carmack
W Jerome Offutt
Baltimore
Null
H. M. Alexander
Deaths in the Area Prompt Obituary Notice Series
James T Henderson 80 a Mt Airy farmer dies at home after 13 years residence born in Howard County son of Nicholas R Warfield Henderson and the late Hettie M. Henderson his wife Catherine died 13 years ago survives four sons and a daughter with several grandchildren. Funeral plans set at Union Chapel Church Glenwood with interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Nannie E Poole 84 widow of A Lincoln Poole dies at Middletown home survived by two daughters one son four grandchildren five great grandchildren and a sister and two brothers. services Saturday Middletown Lutheran Cemetery. Frank E Blood Jr 7 dies at Laytonsville home survived by parents three sisters four grandparents funeral Friday St Johns Olney. Paul D Markel 81 dies in New York City son of Hattie Markel Weaver and the late Dr G R Markel burial in New York City. survived by widow and sister Helen. Henry L Wilson Sr 56 dies suddenly at 45 East Sixth Street longtime Ox Fibre Brush machinist survived by wife four children. services pending. Helen Carey Long 76 dies while visiting McKeesport Pa native of Knoxville member of St Marys Sodalities and Catholic Daughters. numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren. prayers and Mass at St Marys Hagerstown. Karse K Wenner Lovettsville farmer dies Sunday night in Frederick Memorial Hospital, son of late Robert and Ocea Kalb Weazer, member of James
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James T. Henderson
Mt. Airy
Howard County
Nicholas R
Hettie M. Warfield Henderison
Catherine Henderson
Brice Henderson
Pine Orchard
C. Kenneth ‘Henderson
Frederick
James T. Henderson Jr
Nannie E. Poole
A. Lincoln Poole
R. Glenn Gaver
Middletown
William and
Eva Ann Toms
Boxville
Gaver
Elmer Cline
Boonsboro
Millard Poole
Hagerstown
Katie Lewis
Wolfsville
Albert Toms
Dayton. O
Samuel Toms
Emporia
Kansas
Howard Mec‘Carney
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Company Funeral Directors
Frank E. Blood
Frank E. Blood Jr
Lewisdale
Frank
Dorothy Blood
Frederick Blood
Nicholas Miles
Laytonsville
St. John’s Church
Olney
Frank E. Blood, Jr
Montgomery County General Hospital
Roy W. Barber
Paul D. Markel
New York City
Hattie Markel Weaver
G. R. Markel
Union Bridge
Mr. Markel
National Lutheran
Washington
Helen
California
Plymouth Lodge 143
Henry L. Wilson
Henry Leo Wilson, Sr
East Sixth Street
Christian T. and
Georgetta Smith Wilson
Evangelical Reformed Church
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Mary C. Engle Wilson
Philip C. Raubinger
Helen Carey Long
Ralph E. Long
South Prospect Street
McKeesport
Knoxville
Michael and
Sarah Danner Carey
St Mary’s
Catholic Church
Sodality of the’ Blessed Virgin Mary
Catholic’ Daughters of America
Ladies ‘Auxiliary
Michael
Ralph
Trenton
N. J
John C
Roy Long
Galveston
Helen Wood
Elizabeth Voorhees
Fairport
Marguerite Stayman
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Louise Price
Niagara Falls
Beatrice St. Pierre
Suter
Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Robert A. Passarelli
Will of
Beiate
Rose Hill Cemetery
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lily Conard Wenner
Edward Plt
Germany
Stanley Wilson
Middleburg
Robert Wenner
Leesburg
St. James’ Church
N. H. Fravel
W. A. Wade
R. E. Brown
Arthur T. Wolford
Arthur Thomas Wolford
East Patrick Street
Mr. Wolford
Berkeley County
Emory C
Effie Holiday Wolford
West Virginia
Lucille Harbaugh Wolford
Earl G. Wolford
Martinsburg
Herman R. Wolford
Sarah A. H. Myers
Sarah Ann Hahn Myers
Joseph Myers
Princess Street
York
Frederick County
North York Bible Church
Dessie Richard
Ida Inners
Henrietta Taggert
Frances Lattle
Nimord H. Werkin
Edward Earl Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
B&o
Edward C
Georgie Williams Lee
Mary Elizabeth Fauble Lee
Edward E. Lee, Jr
Alexandria
Mary Elizabeth Renney
Margery Noos
Las Vegas
Nevada
Robert E. Lee
Cannelisville
Georgiana Gilchrist
Uncasville
Ted M
Evelyn Louise Lee
Harrisburg
Judith Kistler
Elliottburg
Michael Lee
Baltimore
Shirley Jean
David Wesley
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Wilton Agner
Park Heights Cemetery
Lee
Brunswick Lutheral Church
Order of Eagles
B&o Clerks Association
C. H. Feete
John Keller Gerrich
Diil Avenue
East Church Street
Raymond E
Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oufciated
Howard Gerrich
Harry E. Carmack
Wilson T. Carmack
Marion D. Carmack
Preston E. Long
Elmer W. Singer
Walkersville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Obituary notices from Frederick area figure in late October
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Frederick area, detailing survivors including spouses children and siblings, and noting services at St James church in Frederick, Green Mount York and Park Heights Brunswick, with interments, dates, and affiliations to local churches clubs and unions. Names include Arthur T. Wolford, Lily Conard Wenner, Ida Rosenbaum, Edward Earl Lee, Sarah Ann Hahn Myers, and others.
Funeral services mark week for local residents
Wednesday services honored George C Reynolds a well known Central farmer who died Sunday at the Methodist Church in Central with interment in Central cemetery. Mrs Alice Rigier of near Thurmont died Friday and was laid to rest in Singanore cemetery Unionville with D D Haritzler and Sons directing. Joseph Guy Andrews died at his home on East Third Street. His funeral included a low requiem mass at St Johns Catholic Church and burial in Mount Olivet with Francis Scott Key Post American Legion pallbearers listed.
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George C Reynolds
R. C
Burns
Methodist
Central
Jesus
Paul Main
Roy Duvall
Everett Cashour
Charles Jones
Barry Etzler
Harry Ridgely
William Lee
D. D. Harizier and Sons
Alice Rigier
Thurmont
New Windsor
E. C. Bixter
Singanore
Unionville
James Bostian
Arthur Duvall
Edgar Kiler
Clyde Lovell
Elmer Hancock
Howard Gosnell
D. D. Haritzler and
Joseph Guy “Buck” Andrews
East Third Street
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Alfred G. Mackiey
James W. Harrison
George E. Vaz Fossen
James A. Rice
Joseph M. Shook
Ray F. Darney
Mount ‘Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Charles Daniel Scott
Grant Place
W. V. Garrett
Garry W. Summers
JH. B. Duvall
Joseph Warrenfeltz
William Saffer
W. L. Whitmore
Luther D. Bussard
Mount Olivet Cemetery
J. R. Etchison and Son
Miss Juanita Seboda Weds Hamilton Warfield Jr in Clagettsville
Miss Juanita Louise Seboda daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman T Seboda New Market and Mr Hamilton Deets Warfield Jr son of Mr and Mrs H Deets Warfield Clagettsville were married Saturday evening at Montgomery Methodist Church Clagettsville in a 730 pm double ring ceremony Rev Richard M Burns officiated with solos and nuptial music. The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with a coronet veil and carried white pom poms. Mothers bridesmaids and guests attended a reception in the church hall. After a northern trip the couple will reside in Clagettsville. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate employed at Camp Detrick. The groom is a Damascus High School graduate serving in the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita
Louise Seboda
Norman T. Seboda
New Market
Hamilton Deets Warfield, Jr
Valley
Kenneth T. Crampton
Joyce E. Warfield
Clagettsville
Kenneth Leicholtz
Charles Kobboss
Poolesville
Constance Sanger
Kohlthoss
Miss Sanger
Robert Bellison
Damascus
Messrs
Edsel Watkins
Galesville
Maloy Moxley
Browning Williams
Warfield
Frederick High School
Camp Detrick
Damascus High School
Takoma Park
Armed Forces
Statements Misleading Supt Pruitt States Budget Talk
Supt Pruitt asserts one hundred thousand dollars was involved and then discussions with the County Commission followed about erecting additional items. The fragment notes a debate over funds and projects.
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Pruitt
Off-street parking plans debated in Frederick meeting
Frederick officials and merchants discussed expanding off-street parking with two key options. An authority or commission could issue bonds to fund acquisitions, while a complete engineering study and coordinated plan were urged before site selections.
Former Brunswick councilman Benjamin Harsh dead at 78
Benjamin Bellen Harsh, 78, retired B and O Railroad engineer and Brunswick councilman 1949 52, died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Rozelia Vanney Harsh, a son Edgar B Harsh and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral to be held at the Brunswick funeral home Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Leonard Carmack officiating. Interment Park Heights Cemetery.
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Brunswick
Benjamin Bellen Harsh
West G Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ipae
Republican Central Committee
Merchants Cite Parking Plan Debate and City Role
Dan Weinberg notes merchants not on city. Oscar Hirsch says city profits from parking, avoiding tax burden. William Bennett urges action on studies. Hartmann supports lot spotting to curb street parking. By-pass of Frederick eyed. roads commission surveys precede work. Capt Magaha says parking is not a traffic problem. Small taxpayers question funding traffic tests for downtown business.
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Frederick
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Donald B
Rice
Parkers
Market Street
Church
South Court St
East Patrick Street
Allen G. Quynn
George C. Slagle
C. of C
Clyde M. Roney
North Market Street
North Court Street
Second
Ithe Erty
Edward ©. Hartmann
Singie
Sam W. Mapies, Jr
Winchester Hall
Roger H. Willard
C. of C. Traffic Committee
Hartmans
Dan Weinberg
Oscar Hirsch
William B. Bennett
Hartmann
State Roads Commission
Charles W. Magaha
State Police
Charles D Scott Will Probated Here
The will of Charles Daniel Scott a retired salesman found dead at 406 Grant Place is probated. One half goes to a stepdaughter and the other half to four daughters with executrices named if the wife predeceases him. Distribution percentages and details of heirs are given along with the probate witnesses and appointing of a local agent. Also notes Baltimore public schools plan Education Week activities opening Nov 14 statewide involvement by education groups.
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Charles Daniel Scott
Grant Place
Orphans’ Court
Maude N. Scott
Marguerite Hopkins
Columbus
Ohio
Katherine Scott
Lovellsville
Frances Scott
Helen Sandower
Arlington
Scott
Baltimore
McKeldin
State Department of Education
Maryland State Teachers ‘ Association
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
We American Legion
Benson Won't Be Moved In Support Views
Secretary Benson capped a two day tour as stockmen urged price supports while asserting the livestock industry opposes them. He said letters and telegrams from a cattlemen caravan voiced opposition and that the delegation did not speak for all cattlemen. He defended farm policies and rejected immediate government price supports for cattle.
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Washington
Benson
National
Fers Union
Charles F. Brannan
Truman
Dliinois
Barler Sen. Kerr
D-Okla
Eisenhower Adinistration
NBC
National Livestock Producers Assn
Cattle Feeders Assn
National Council of Farm Cooperatives
American Farm Bureau Federation
California Cattle Feeders Assn
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assn
United Livestock Producers Assn
Delhart
Tex
Independent Livestock Marketing Assn
Columbus
Ohio
Bgrave
U S Steel TV Program Directed By Alex Segal
The U S Steel bi weekly hour began a series of top-flight plays on channels 9 and 13 at 9 30 Tuesday evening. Director Alex Segal, Frederick native and son in law of the Storms, led the opening production with Gary Merrill starring in P O W The audience response in Frederick was strong for the first night of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Alex Segal
William _M. Storm
Frederick
Celanese Theater
Gary Merrill
CLASS MEETING OF ZWINGII LEADERS AT HOME
The Zwingii Leaders class of the Grade Reformed church met bi monthly at Mrs Arthur Browns home Monday evening. President Mrs Harold Stull led a brief meeting. Miss Grace Thomas spoke on United Nations and Mrs James Wisner read about Japan. Mrs Charlies Price reported on the conference. The class voted to contribute to the Children's Aid drive. Officers elected: President Mrs Harry O Smith Vice President Mrs George Webster Secretary Miss C Beattie Stauffer Treasurer. Halloween refreshments were served.
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Grade Reformed Church
Walkerstyle
Arthur Brown
Harold Stull
United Nations
Grace Thomas
Japan
James Wisner
Charlies Price
Children’s Aid
Idrive
Harry O. Smith
George Webster
Wice
Mary B. Grimes
C. Beattie Stauffer
Hallowe'en
Poland Demands US Action to Free Seized Polish Ship
Warsaw reports a new Polish note to the United States reiterating the demand for Washington to secure the release of a Polish ship seized by a Chinese Nationalist gunboat early this morning. The embassy notes ongoing tensions and calls for immediate diplomatic steps to resolve the incident.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Washington
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John E. Mitchell
James Edward Robinson
Matchell
Winfield
Union Chapel Church
Glenwood
Charles A. Michael
Oak Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Karse K. Wenner
Lovettsville
Rovert
Ocea Kalb Weazer
James
Mars
Ida Rosenbaum
Philip Rosenbaum
A. E. Anderson
Chicago
Juanita Louise Seboda
Dorothy E. Thompson
Kelsie Thompson
Centerville
Dorsey Chapel
New London
A. A. Thompson
Chapel
Jordan
Sally Fossett
June Snowden
Tunissia Williams
Bernice Lyles
Mary Williams
Roberta, Lyles
Maxine Gaither
Annie Moore
Pauline Williams
Joan Fossett
Luther Thompson
Calvin Thompson
Lester Lyles
Floyd Lyles
Edgar Weedon
Phillip Thompson
C. E. Hicks
U. S. Office of Education
Board of Education
Elm Street
Frederick City
Hopeland
Fetter
Atlanta
Boston
Yeday
Hiltner-Roelke Studio
Mrs. Hamilton Deets Warfield, Jr
Rozelia Vanney Harsh
Bellen B
Ellen Gainor Harsh
Edgar B. Harsh
Rosemont
Willa Joy
Albert Harsh
Gladys Cosgrove
Leonard Carmack
Bro
Benjamin B. Harsh
Charles D. Scott
U. S
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