Optimists Entertain Little League Champs
The Optimist Championship winning Little League team was honored at a Thursday dinner at the Southern Restaurant. Thirty three members and guests watched a magic show by H. David Hagan, and awards were given. Team members received a group photo and Junior Optimist cards. Edward Daugherty presented the gifts, with twelve year olds Jim Bryant Michael Quill Leo Brandenburg and John Thomas noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
H. David Hagan
Optimist Club
Edward Daugherty
Little League
Jim Bryant
Michael Quill
Leo Brandenburg
John Thomas
Richard Keseller
Wayne Rinehart
Adrian Shriner
Danny Carroll
Mason Hendrickson
Billy Siedling
Adrian Winpig Jer
Lee Wachter
John Hummer
Gary Hurst
Martin Wachter
Clarence Blethen
Joe Carroll
Baltimore
Charlie Keller
Mr. Daugherty
Sylvester Thomas
Myles J. McParton
Proxy Fight Signals New Tactics In Ward & Co battle
Montgomery Ward chair Sewell Avery, 80, faces Louis Wolfson in a high stakes proxy contest echoing battles at New York Central and New Haven. Wolfson, 42, runs a vast industrial empire and targets Ward’s billion dollar business to challenge Sears, Roebuck. The clash tests vast stockholder democracy amid conservative management with a large cash reserve and expansion-minded challengers seeking growth. The piece also notes a Mt Pleasant church Guild meeting with fourteen members, plans for a September church supper, officer elections, and donation steps for polio relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
New York Central
Robert R. Young
New York, New Haven Railroad
Patrick McGinnis
Louis E. Wolfson
Montgomery Ward
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Women’s Guild
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Barker
Oda Filler
Clarence Cramer
Harold Moore
Charles Hossler
City to bid on removing Carroll Creek island
The Board of Aldermen voted to advertise bids for removing an island in Carroll Creek at the swinging bridge. Property owners say the island slows the water and raises flood levels. Chief Judge Russell EF. Lighter and M A E Biser toured the route for a new Hagerstown to Myersville railroad and approved of the trip. Democratic organizers began forming Parker and Davis campaign club in City Hall. The News prints a photo of the Yellow Springs Corner Band. Miss Margaret Ziegler has joined Montrose Iron Works as a stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Creek
Russell EF. Lighter
Orphans Court
M. A. E. Biser
Hagerstown
Myersville
Parker and Davis
City Hall
Jacob Rohrbach
Joseph W. Gaver
Guy K. Motter
Yellow Springs
Margaret Ziegler
East South Street
Montrose Iron Works
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Light rain fell on Labor Day as fire company members and auxiliaries left for the Washington parade in Alexandria. School starts this week. A brick wall fragment blew out at Hershberger's Bakery. A West Virginia motorist was struck and critically injured crossing to a fruit stand. Frank H. Lewis, a North Market street school teacher, returned from trips to the Century of Progress, Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Washington
Hershberger’s
North Market Street
West Virginia
Frank H. Lewis
Century of Progress
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Kennedy Kinna wedding at St John Catholic Church
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Marie Kinna and James Thomas Kennedy was solemnized Thursday at eleven o'clock in St John Catholic Church. Rev Father Richard C Mitchell officiated with Miss Betty Kinna as maid of honor and Richard L Kennedy as best man. Market prices for wheat corn barley listed after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy—Kinne
Evelyn Marie Kinna
Dewey Kinna
Rose Hill Manor
James Thomas Kennedy
Thomas F. Kennedy
College Avenue
St. John’s Catholic Church
Richard C. Mitchell
Betty Kinna
Richard L. Kennedy
One Dead One Hurt In Crash In Germany
An Alexandria Virginia woman Dor othy Paine 28 died and Gaithersburg Air Force lieutenant 2d Lt Thomas M Burckes III 24 was injured critically in a car crash near Ramstein Germany. Both occupants were in the same vehicle which struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Gaithersburg
Burckes
University of Maryland
London School
Bethesda
320Th General Hospital
Landstuhl
Germany
Miss Paine
Lt. Burches
McCarthy Hearing Not a Judicial Inquiry
Washington analysis notes the six member Senate committee’s McCarthy hearing lacks judicial character. It contrasts on jury voting by same members, discusses prior opinions, subpoena power, and the right to free speech and information. It warns against political smear tactics and cites constitutional limits on censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Senate Committee of Six
McCarthy
Flanders
Vermont
Morse
Oregon
Fulbright
Arkansas
Stevens Schine-Cohn
Samuel P. Sears
Boston
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Naw
Wisconsin
Senate Committee
Watkins
Senate Subcommittee On
Beneton
Connecticut
Senate
Zwicker
House
General Marshall
Congress
FBI
United
Truman
Senator Mundi
Senator McCarthy
Germany
WARRIED WEDNESDAY Ann Elizabeth Nicodemus to Dr Milton M Zack
Mr and Mrs Robert F Nicodemus announce the marriage of their daughter Ann Elizabeth to Dr Milton Myer Zack son of Mrs Karl Zack of Los Angeles and the late Mr Zack. The ceremony was Sept 1 at the Evangelical and Reformed church in Inglewood California with Rev J W Flucke officiating.
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Warried
Robert F. Nicodemus
Rosemont Avenue
Ann Elizabeth
Milton Myer Zack
Karl Zack
Los Angeles
Calif
Zack
J. W. Flucke
Evangelical and Reformed
Inglewood
Teresa Segrue
Morris Zack
Hood College
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Wadsworth Hospital
Stanford University Medical School
West Slauson Avenue
California
Alonzo W. Coran
Patsy Cleo
Rogo
Sui Ukol
Walter B. Buxton
Kemptown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jefferson
G. Ermine Platt
Court News and Marriages in Frederick Area
Equity cases filed include Helen Crum versus Robert Crum for absolute divorce and Kart Brust versus Huldah Brust for sale of real estate. Marriage licenses issued for Ranalli Grey and Hall-Hall. multiple county and city property deeds recorded among Smith Whipp, Bartgis Bennett, Schultz Burdette, Hall Henson, and others.
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Equity
Helen Crum
Robert L. Crum
Kart W. Brust
Huldah Brust
Joseph Ranalli
Millville
W. Va
Nancy Mae Grey
Halltown
Robert W. Renn
Adamstown
Darene MM. Hall
Ijamsville
James T. Kennedy
Evelyn M. Kline
Frederick
James W. Barthlow
Carolyn S. Hildebrand
Haglerstown
Rogers D. Cromwell
Betty M. Strine
Walkersville
Raymond L. Smith
Paul R. Whipp
Paul BR. Whipp
Raymond Be ‘Smith
Charles F. Bartgis
Thomas M. Bennett
Bertha M. Bartgis
Oscar C. Schultz
Raymond W. Burdette
Florence E. Hall
Charles E. Henson
Charles T. Haugh
Elsworth L. Rice
Howard T. DeGrange
Jonathan F. Covell
Byron A. Winebrewer
Helen Stewart
Byron A. Wine
John H. Grimes
Julian J. Miller
Alinda S. Ambrose
Mary Staley
Nannie L. Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Ira S. Kline
William D. Elliott
Harrison J. Dixon
Elizabeth Winston
Prentiss W. van Sant
James R. Eliantz
Sid
Charles F. Zimmerman
Rodney E. Lentz
Mary E. Jamison
Melvin I. Jamison
Frederick Memorial Hospital Updates and Piedmont League Scores
Among The Sick ers. Elmer Brown, 25 West Third Street, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Murray Etzler, near New Market, after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Aug 23, returned home Tuesday and is recovering. Mrs Charles Lines, near Mt Pleasant, fell ill early Monday and remains bedridden. Piedmont League scores feature Norfolk 7 Lancaster 6 York 5 CH Petersburg 4 Portsmouth Lynchburg Hagerstown 4 Newport News.
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Ers
Elmer Brown
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Murray Etzler
New Market
Charles Lines
Norfolk
Lancaster
York
Ch-Petersburg
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Hagerstown
Newport. News
Deaths in area mark long lives and services
Multiple obituaries report deaths including John W. Hickman 85 a lifelong farmer of Doubs with service at Mount Olivet Cemetery and survivors in several states. Florence J. Cecil 89 of Walkersville dies in Frederick County boarding home with funeral at Glade Cemetery Walkersville. Bettie W. Brewer 71 of Poolesville dies at home with funeral at Barnesville and interment Monocacy Cemetery. Clara Virginia Carter ??? dies in Dayton with four daughters and two sons surviving. Funeral notices span Union Bridge Walkersville New Midway and Mount Olivet with multiple pastors and funeral directors noted.
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John W. Hickman
John William Hickman
Doubs
John P
Christine Compher Hickman
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Hickman
Harry L. Myers
Samuel T. Hickman
Lakeland
Fla
M. Walter Hickman
Roy S. Hickman
Tacoma
Washington State
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Florence J. Cecil
Walkersville
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
William Martin
Marydale Mew Gells
Elsie I. Cecil
Oda E. Smith
Freda Doll
Ralph E. Cecil
Cecil
Centennial United Brethren Church
Frederick
Glade Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Bettie W. Brewer
Bettie Williams Brewer
George Brewer
Poolesville
Charles
Prudence Williams
Charles Brewer
Beallsville
Henry Allnutt
Roger Williams
Dorsey
Arthur Williams
Barnesville
Carter Gillis
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Monocacy Cemetery
William
Hilton
Harry R. Carter
Clara Virginia Carter
Dayton
Alfred J. Carter
Sterling
Harry M. Carter
Francis Faggett
Leonardtown
Esther A. Stottlemyer
Washington
Gertrude C. Carter
Spring Lake Park
Minnie B. Burriss
Layhill
Ida L. Elliott
Polly Linton
Anna K. Davis
Charles W. Davis
Union Bridge
University Hospital
Baltimore
Dixon Yaste
Russell Marsh
Charles Fraunfelter
Charles Hahn
Francis Nusbaum
Clinton Kelly
Jesse Nusbaum
Uniontown Lutheran Cemetery
D. BD
Francis J. Mercer
New Midway
Harry C. Kettler
Charley Keeney
Robert Ecker
Clyde Harner
Clyde Booser
William Speak
Jacob Tressler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
John Allen Nugent
New Windsor
Strawbridge Church
Joseph Lee
Richard Taylor
John Brooks
John Woodyard
Arthur Patterson
Arthur Summers
Clinton Fletcher
White Rock
Sykesville
D. D. Hartzler
Bons
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the News
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Miller's Woods
Utica
Glenn Zimmerman
Charles T. Keith
William R. Lightner
Oscar D. Kline
Staley
William G. Riggles
Taney Apartments
W. Boone
Glenn O. Workman
Frostburg
King
Merle Kepler
Middletown
Charles L. Kepler
Kepler
Law Court
St. Joseph College
Rose Marie Cappello
Rosario Cappello
Lois Ann Lipps
Alton J. Lipps
Dill Avenue
Delores ‘L. Sicilia
Peter Sicilia
Creagjerstown
Maureen C. O'Toole
Claude A. O'Toole
Thurmont
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Miss Cappello
Miss Lipps
St. John’s Literary Institute
St. Joseph
Miss Dita
Thomont High School
Miss O'Toole
St Joseph's High School
Gerald H. Smith
Joanne
East Second Street
Jayme Urner
Victor
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Jambia Andrade de Souza
Rio de Janeiro
Urner
Rennsalaer Polytechic Institute
Mr. Urner
Smith
J. Paul Urner
Gwenda Cregger Fuss
Luther Cregger
Hagerstown Business College
B. O. Thomas, Jr
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Tuscarora
Rotary Club
Meritt Lockwood
Dickerson
Mary W. Offutt
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Okla
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Yosemite National Park
la Vegas
New
Hollywood
San Francisco
Miss Offutt
John B. Offutt
Toolesville
Fred Moxley
Unionville
Robert Earl
Arlington
Robert Alin
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Earl
Lilly Barnhouse
Lucketts. Va
Navy
Philippine Islands
Welcome Wagon Newcomers
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Hood College Gymnasium
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
Alfred Stanley
H. P. Feldman
J. A. Bonnington
Donald H. Johnston
Norman D. Roberns
A. G. Schuetlinger
Emerson Gray
Grant DeShazer
Andrew Henery
H. G. Curry
Louis van Till
L. D. Worsham
Garden Club
Emery Larson
Ralph JW. King
H. P. Newton
Robert. Pennington
Earl Becker
Irving Jones, Jr
E. B. Seligman
John Thrasher
Louis Brosius
Albert Fernelius
Nicholas Maropis
William Tarpley
Lawrence Welsch
C. R. Boyles
Harry Corson
All
Main-Smith
Earl L. Smith, Sr
Barbara Ruannab
John Austin Main, Jr
J. Austin Main
Methodist Church
Monocavy Garden Club
Montgomery County
George B. ‘Bryant
Comus
Claude Keller
Braddock Heights
Claudia Joyce
Charles Raymond
Richard
David
Sivley Memorial Hospital
Raymond
Betty Harp
M.C. A
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Herbert Kren
Miriam Feely
Grayson E. Bowers
Robert H. Pfeil
Gregory
Bruce Gregory
Treas‘urer
Ti-State Golf League
John Shackleford
Purcellville
Goose Creek Country Club
Leesburg
Irving Ephraim
Brunswick
VFW
Elmer Funk
Boonsboro
Bernard
United States Army
Bernard Funk
Lorraine Palmer
Boyd
Shirley
Martha
Treena
Charles White
Cora Funk
Lenna Kay Funk
George Leatherman
Mildred
Charlotte
Gary Harshman
Charles Speck
Louise Speck
Albert Brandenburg
Patsy
Linda
Marie
Elizabeth Ann
Larry
Gaither Moser
Weary Hubble
Butchie Moser
Howard Meigzer
Harry Leatherman
Mary Leatherman
Henry Leatherman
Norman Ford
Edna
Russell
Leatherman
Norman
Austin
Donald L. Henson
Bonnie
Dona
Sella Bittle
Ralph
Gene Clark
Susan Funk
Buddy
Leslie J. Lovass
Redwood Avenue
Aus
Faui Musser
Rain- Cynwyd
Edward D. Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Joseph W. Urner
Joseph F. Urner
Patricia McAfee
New Hampshire
Shirley Rose Ramsburg
Emory Ramsburg
Harvey A. Bear
Welzie Bear
Ernest P. Bear
Ridgeville
Bear Brothers
Christian
Hannah Plaine Bear
McDonald
Monroé Bear
Allan
Teresa
James Sheridan
Gaile
George 0. Hendrickson Sr
Urbana
George 0.Hendrickson Jr
Patricia Ann
Georgene
Salisbury
Hendricksons
Beach Plaza
Ocean City
Natalie Koogle
Ruth Hoke
Rita Wells
Hoke
Mark
the Green Gables
Herman Boyer
Joyce
Carol Ann
Herman Attlee
Dubeeee Sues
Able
Th Pfeiffer
RFD
Canada
Minnesota
Court News
Teee
Katie P. Newton
Three Pines
East Patrick Street
Herbert L. Doggett
Trinity Methodist
Minnie Heffner
Betty Heffner
Charles Lockard
Warren
Samuel
Lee Axline
Louis Flynn
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Raymond Jefferson McDonough
Richard M. Burns
Evangelical United Brethren C Church
H. C. Kettler
Laytonsville
Layhn
Roy W. Bar
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