Semi-Weekly News August 31 1953 Frederick Md
The issue announces subscription rates and AP association, with policy on corrections and advertising solicitation. It notes address at 28 North Court, Frederick Maryland, and mentions job printing services and entry as second class matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg Co
North Court
Frederick
Associated Press
Fredenck Md
Cerr
The Forgotten Meal in American Breakfast Habits
The National Association of Retail Grocers reports a survey showing breakfast is the forgotten meal for most families. Most eat fruit juice and coffee or a cigarette, unlike the old days when breakfast was a substantial meal. Dinner remains meat, potatoes and pie, with better balanced meals overall.
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National Association of Retail Grocers
Mick
Record of Peak Civilian Employment in United States
Civilian job figures from the Bureau of the Census show 61,300,000 employed in 1952, surpassing WWII peak and slightly above 1953. Unemployment stood at 1,700,000, down from 1,900,000 in 1951 and 3,100,000 in 1950, while nonagricultural jobs rose to 34,500,000. Agricultural workers fell to 6,800,000, a drop from 1951 and 1950. The report notes possible causes including machinery, wage appeals, and drought, but lacks breakdowns for defense industry employment.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
Southwest
Won't Identify Self, Woman Is Taken To Jail
Cumberland Aug 28 Police hold a woman at a bus station who refused to identify herself. James E Vann said she claimed to be about 40, married 45 years, and visiting Nelson for the first time. She was booked as Held for Investigation and later transferred to Albany County Jail as a precaution after fingerprinting was sent to the FBI. The woman wore a corduroy jacket brown slacks and sneakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
J Milton Beck
Allogany
Li Vann
Washington
Vann
FBI
Picnic Attendee List Omitted Among Family Gathering
A list of attendees at a Yellow Spring family picnic last Sunday omitted Mrs. Ada Shaw for the oldest present. Illness prevented Hens Rodgers and family and Clarence Rodgers and family of Frederick from attending.
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Yellow Spring
Mars Crutchiey
Ada Shaw
Hens Rodgers
Clarence Rodgers
Frederick
Gaithersburg Fair Winners Shine in Montgomery Show
The Stiles family from Mt. Airy won grand championships with their Jersey bull, female, and junior bull entries at the Montgomery County Fair in Gaithersburg. Sons Clifford and Howard earned 4-H recognition for raising the junior bull on their father’s 300 acre farm, as numerous dairy cattle, beef cattle, goats, and farm product awards were announced, highlighting farms such as Maidstone, Logwood, Irvinston, Edgewood, and Monocacy Ayr Farms across Gaithersburg, Germantown, Reisterstown, and nearby towns.
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Stiles
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
John Stiles
Mt. Airy
Jersey
Pos
Wiliam H. Hill and Son
Woodbine
Ayrshire
Dean Ahren
Media
Diana del Norte
Eugene Walton
Downingtown
Allan L. Rogers
Burtonsville
Arthur E. Christiansen
Route 1
Vincent E. Sutliss
Hassan’s
Germantown
Logwood Farms
Reisterstown
Allie Messer
Filbert Farms
Edwin D. Fry and Son
Laytonsville
Howman Brothers
Irvington Farms
Irvington
Riestertown
E. D. Fry
Lson
Frederick
William H. Hill and Son
Edgewood Farms
Glenelg
William H. Hill and
William H. Hill
Ayr
Ayt
John H. Nicolai
Arr
Maidstone
Reistertown
Maidstone Farms
Salona Farms
Maidsone Farms
Vernon A. Mathias
Westminster
Swine
Poland
China
Earle Lechider
Robert KO Fires
Robert Fires
James E. Welsh
Earle Lechlider
R. Fires
E Lechlider
E Lechider
E. Lechlider
Lechlider
Court News: Marriages and Deeds in Frederick Area
Marriage licenses listed for L ong Reed and others including Hall Tucker and Streeter Read, with multiple pairs from Frederick and nearby towns. Property deeds show transfers from Catoctin Estates Inc and various individuals, plus equity actions and several name transfers totaling small county sums.
Norfolk couple announces engagement of Joan Crump to Lt James Shipley
Mr and Mrs Edward A Crump of 3302 Verdun Ave Norfolk announce the engagement of their daughter Joan Loretta Crump to Lt (jg) James C Shipley son of Mrs Harry F Shipley of 416 North Market St Norfolk. Miss Crump a Maury High School graduate and a senior student nurse at Norfolk General Hospital. Lt Shipley a Frederick High School class of 1947 and U S Merchant Marine Academy Kings Point class of 1951. Wedding planned next year after his Navy tour.
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Edward A. Crump
Verdun Avenue
Norfolk
Joan Loretta Crump
James Co. Shipley
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
Crump
Maury High School
Norfolk General Hospital
Shipley
Frederick High School
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
L. I
Navy
Streeter-Douglas Wedding Party Announced
Wedding party for Miss Jean Read Douglas and Mr. Howard Franklin Streeter has been announced for a Saturday ceremony at the Presbyterian church. Honor attendant is Roberta Angus of Wilson College. bridesmaids include Barbara Weaver, Louise Coulehan, Greta Streeter, and Carol Vande Stadt. Best man is George A. Streeter. ushers include George Bruce Douglas and Samuel W. Barrick Jr. Reception to follow at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Douglas
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Roberta Angus
Princeton
N. J
Barbara Weaver
W. M. Weaver
West Second Street
Louise Coulehan
H. Albert Dean
Wilson Place
Greta Streeter
Dorset
Carol Vande Stadt
Cleveland
Streeters
George A. Streeter
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Trollel Coach Operator Fired Over Singing Load
James Purdy, a Detroit city trolley coach operator, was fired after a passenger complaint about him singing loudly while driving. He was arrested August 20 for speeding and singing, with a $200 fine for driving while drunk. a total fine of 3200.
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Detroit
James Purdy
Purdy
Mrs Pence and family depart Mt Airy for overseas duty
Mrs Martin L Pence Jr and her two children Joanne and Marty left Mt Airy on August 26 for Brooklyn then Germany to join M Sgt Pence who is stationed overseas. He has 11 years Army service with eight years abroad and is attached to the VII Corps Holg Finance Section in Stuttgart. Mrs William H Culwell of Warner Oklahoma visits her son Dr William B Culwell and family in Mt Airy.
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Webster R. Hood
U. S
Marine Corps
Oceanside
Calif
Hood
Korea
Chester R. Hood
Mt Airy
California
Martin L. Pence
Joanne
Marty
Mt. Airy
Brooklyn
Germany
M.sgt. Pence
M Set
Pence
Army
VII Corp Holg. Finance
Stuttgart
William H. Culwell
Warner, Oklah
William B Culwell
Wedding Plans and Rehearsal Luncheon Ahead at Local Homes
Invitations to a spring wedding fill Waverley Farm near this city with a sequence of parties from Thursday to Saturday. Guests include Miss Truxal, Mrs Truxal, Mrs Wilson, and local friends as the bridal party prepares for the Evangelical Reformed church ceremony at 7:30 PM Saturday followed by a reception in Cohientz Hall.
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Wilson
Mase Noradel Traxal
Andrew G. Traxal
F of
Hood College
Trusal
Randolph Gould Wilson
Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Holmes D. Baker
Waverley Farm
Miss Truxal
Truxal
John M. Groff
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Grace Lipspy
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James Casey
Holyoke
Mass
Beth McKim
Newark
N. J
Mirs
A. Austin Pearre
Nancy Pearre
Upper College Terrace
James B. Ranek
West College Terrace
Francis Scott Key
Herbert Heston
Katherine Sherrill
Evangelical Reformed Church
Cohientz Hall
Deeds Recorded In Saratoga And Nearby Areas
Deeds recorded in the Clerk’s office show multiple property transfers in Saratoga and nearby towns. Emerson Glover Gray purchase at 11 James Street. Donald and Bohrer buy 9 James Street. Kenneth Barncord buys 603 Charles Street. Catoctin Construction sells Redwood Avenue property to Daniel Woods. Nicholas Forte sells 735 Motter Avenue to Charles Brookey Jr. Values range from about 6.50 to 10,00 dollars per property. Carrie Nation’s raiding activities began in 1900 in Kansas.
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Saratoga
Brosing Homes Corp
Emerson Glover Gray
James Street
Donald
Bohrer
Kenneth Barncord
Charies Street
Catoctin Construction Co
Daniel C. Woods
Redwood Avenue
Nicholas N. Forte
Charles B. Brookey, Jr
Motter Avenue
Lenna M. Naili
Luther E. McDonough
Mt Airy
Coffin to stand trial in murder of Pa hunters in Gaspe
Wilbert Coffin, described as a burly prospector, was ordered to stand trial for the murder of 17 year old Richard Lindsey and the deaths of his father Eugene and companion Fred Claar after a preliminary hearing in Gaspe. The trio of Pennsylvania hunters vanished June 5 and their bear-gnawed remains were found last month in the Gaspe wilderness. Coffin’s trial will occur during the Queen's Bench fall session.
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Peace
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Gaspe
Wilbert Coffin
Richard Lindsey
Hollidaysburg
Young Lindsey
Eugene H. Lindsey
Se Chum
Fred Claar
East Freedom
Joseph Duguay
Coffin
Queen's Bench
Claar
Lindsey
Montreal
Democrats Plan Big September 30 Fund Dinner at Maryland
Cumberland reports Democratic politicos discuss a Prince Georges County Young Men's Club event at the University of Maryland dining hall. Dr H C Byrd, potential governor candidate, is to speak, with over 1,000 guests eyed and Lansdale Lasseer among the invited speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Young Men's Democratic Club
Prince Georges County
University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Byrd
North Carolina Banks Held Up in Separate Robberies
Two gunmen robbed the Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. in Williamston near Raleigh, stealing $18,842 as staff and customers were barred at gunpoint. Hours later, a bandit crew hit a First Citizens Bank branch in Garner, taking about $17,000. Police captured a suspect, Quitman Strickland, after a search aided by hounds and a Marine helicopter.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Williamston
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Garner
Rayleigh
FBI
Marine Corps
Quitman Strickland
Apop
Man and Son Injured in Feagaville Crash
Frederick area man Sher man Melvin Jones and his son William Edward were injured when their 1948 Chevrolet sedan struck a culvert in Feagaville about 7:19 Saturday morning. Jones was admitted with shock and facial lacerations. his son had knee and chin lacerations. A passing motorist took them to Frederick Memorial Hospital. State Trooper J. W. Hardy investigated. driver fell asleep.
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Frederick
Feagaville
Sherman Melvin Jones
William Edward
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jones
3. W. Hardy
Fengaville
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