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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1953

Page

3

Water bans spread as heat drives conservation efforts

Amid an eleventh day of heat, Thurmont and Walkersville join Frederick and Mt. Airy in strict water bans. Reservoirs vary, with flames of restriction across households and can be tightened to 5 to 7 pm if conditions worsen. City and county officials report dry spells impacting Braddock Heights and Mt. Airy artesian wells while Brunswick and Middletown reservoirs stay full.

Thurmont Walkersville Frederick Mt. Airy Brunswick Middletown Myersville Braddock Heights Braddock Heights Braddock Springs Rainbow Lake Emmitsburg Fishing Creek Airport

McKeldin attends GOP picnic near Hagerstown

Governor Theodore R. McKeldin spoke at the Washington County Republican Family Picnic near Hagerstown Maryland. He declined to discuss a possible bid for re election but outlined five achievements of his administration and handed out photos of him pinning a Black eyed Susan on Eisenhower at the GOP national convention.

Bally Hagerstown Theodore R. McKeldin Washington County Susan Eisenhower

Kennedy-Gernand Nuptials At St John Church In Union Bridge

Miss Patricia E Kennedy and Jay E Gernand wed in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at St John Catholic Church Union Bridge. Rev Herbert R Jordan officiated with Msgr William J Kelly present. Bride wore white embroidered organdy over taffeta with seed pearl cap and veil. Attendant was Miss Charlotte V Kennedy. Best man was George H Gernand. Reception at the Frederick hotel. They will reside in Springfield Mass while the groom studies at Springfield College. Mrs Kennedy wore navy chiffon and orchids with her daughter’s wedding.

Patricia E. Kennedy Ernest F. Kennedy East Thir Street Kennedy Jay E. Gernand Union Bridge Herbert R. Jordan St. John’s Catholic Church William J. Kelly Washington Joseph R. Worster Charlotte V. Kennedy Harry L. Gernand George H. Ger Nand Springfield Mass Robert Hess Joseph P Carroll Frederick Gernand Springfield College RT Cai Ae Jack Kennedy Ernest F Kennedy East Third Street Mr. Kennedy St John’s Church

Funeral services set at 2 p m at East Patrick Street

Friends may call at 8 East Patrick Street before funeral services Thursday at two o clock. Interment will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery. C E Sline and Son, funeral directors.

East Patrick Street Mount Olivet C. E. Sline and Son

Several Local Funerals Held for Community Members

Funeral services were conducted for Elmer E. Stup near Damascus at Wesley Grove Methodist Church with Rev. Warren A. Firth officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Other services included Emma J. Davis at 8 East Patrick Street, Gary E. Blumenauer in Thurmont, Lula Grace Best Dean at 106 East Church Street, Sarah Jeannette Fritz in Wakefield, Gurney Warthen in Damascus, Sallie Maria Newman in Wernersville, Emily J. Devilbiss near Westminster, and William Leroy Harrison near Woodbine, with multiple cemeteries and funeral directors listed.

Wesley E. King Shady Grove Gaithersburg Bethesda Thomas Martha King Charles King Alexandria Oakdale William B. Hilton Elmer E. Stup Damascus Feagaville Montgomery General Hospital Joshua L. Virginia Zimmerman Stup Wesley Grove Methodist Church Woodfield Nora Stup William J Laytonsville Leroy E Rockville Russell E Chevy Chase Clyde B Viola Hamilton Maurice Stup Browningsville Warren A. Firth Wesley Grove Mt. Olivet Olin L. Molesworth Old Rugged Cross William Edward Hugh Stup Cleveland Schwartz Oliver Riley Clarence Abbott Mt. Oliver Cemetery Emma J. Davis John L. Davis East Patrick Street Robert F. Woodward First Baptist Church Intermont Mount Olivet C. E. Cline and Son Gary E. Blumenauer Creagerstown Thurmont Funeral Home Charles H. Corbett Brinton Fox Yarnell Wastler Richard Baer Robert Blumenauer Mt. Tabor Rocky Ridge M. _L. Creager Sos Lula Grace Best Dean Hugh R. Dean Park Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital East’ Church Street W. Merval Weaver First Presbyterian ‘Church George B Douglas, Jr C. Walter Kleist H. David Hagan Elmer E. Dixon Samuel E. Brows George J. Smith Mount Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison Sea Sarah Jeannette Fritz L. Carroll Fritz Wakefield Gurney Warthes Emily J. Devilbiss Westminster Baltimore Karl H. Wareheim James Hook Warren Bush Keefer Brandenburg Lionel Lockard Henry Gesell John R. Crow C. M. Waltz Clarence Devilbiss Essex Morgan Chapel Methodist Church William Leroy Harrison Near Woodbine Union Memorial Hospital C. D. Cunningham Ralph Condon Karl Paul Robert Harrison Guy Farrer Francis Ripley Leon Gosnell M. Waitz

Jefferson 4H Club Highlights August Meeting

Jefferson Girls 4H Club met August 17 at Virginia and Alice Zammerman home. Ruth Keller presided over a roll call of 13 members. Members answered with My Favorite Recipe. The Jefferson Boys 4H Club hosted a campfire on watermelon parity. Frederick Fair was discussed. A $5 contribution was given to the Senior 4H Club. Project books will be distributed September 1. Nancy Thrasher demonstrated the seven basic funds. Next meeting set for September 21 at Nancy Netfsinger’s home.

Jefferson Jefferson Girls Virginia Alice Zammerman Ruth Keller Wid Frederick Fair Nancy Thrasher Nancy Netfsinger

State Police: House Employee Confesses to Large-Scale Theft

State Police said Monday that a state house employee confessed to stealing large quantities of sate werepera from the office over almost a year.

Charleston W. Va State House

Weddings in Sykesville and Walkersville

Phyllis Alexander and Jerome Singel wed in a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Church Sykesville on August 15. Bride wore nylon pique white. attendant Doris Miswander wore pink. Best man Leonard Singer. Couple to reside in Sykesville post trip through Pennsylvania. Also Joan Kay Shane and Markwood G Mackenzie wed at bride's home with Rev. Weaver officiating. Reception at bride's home. couple to reside in early fall at 413 Fairview Ave.

Singel-Alexander Phyllis Alexander Earline Alexander Union Bridge Jerome J. Singel John Singel Taneytown Casimir F. Keydash St. Joseph's Catholic Church Sykesville Doris Miswander Leonard Singer Pennsylvania Robert Whitmore Poolesville High School Production Credit Association Mackenzie Frederick High School The News-Post Mackenze Fairview Avenue

Route 40 Resurfacing Expands East Of City

Work has begun resurfacing the eastbound lane of Route 40 for about two miles from Jug Bridge with traffic limited to the westbound lane. American Asphalt Products holds the contract for the east lanes, then T Edgie Russell Company will surface the westbound lane. Bero Engineering has a 10 day notice for continuation of dual Route 40 east of Ridgeville into Frederick county. L R Waesche and Sons start rough grading on East South Street and work on West South Street extension continues.

American Asphalt Products Company State Roads Commission American Asphalt Company T. Edgie Russell Company Bero Engineering Company Commission Ridgeville Frederick County Frederick City L. R. Waesche and Sons Waesche West South Street

Brunswick High School pair wed in St Francis church

Thelma Elaine Tucker and George Thomas Hall married Saturday at St Francis Catholic Church with Rev. Paul J. Dougherty officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Tucker of near Jefferson, wore a nylon tuile and lace gown and carried white roses. Bridesmaids and ushers from Brunswick attended. reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple plan to reside in Pittsburgh after Hall, a B and O Railroad employee, graduates from Brunswick High School. Seven out of town guests joined from Orie, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Washington, Virginia and West Virginia.

Thelma Elaine Tucker Thomas Tucker Jefferson George Thomas Hall George Hall Rosemont Brunswick Mr. Hall St. Francis Catholic Church Paul J. Dougherty Chantilly Leo Testa Cuyahoga Fails James Holter Merhle T. Tucker M. Edward Mullican W. A. Madden Edward Fisher Mother Panis Angelicus Charles’ Flock Francis Dean Wayne Tucker

Artificial Owls Rid Starlings From Haunts

Parks Department placed four fake owls in Memorial Ground to deter starlings. Superintendent C Cyril Klein notes they are not a cure all but have reduced street cleanup. Additional owls sit in Schley Park and other western areas. Thousands of birds gather along Carroll Creek near Watkins Acres at dusk.

Memorial Ground Parks Department C. Cyril Klein Schley Park Rockwell Terrace Carroll Creek Watkins Acres

Jail Terms Handed to Two Truck Driver and Motorist

Mag istrate Wilbur F Sheffield in Frederick ordered jail terms for two offenders after hearings Wednesday. Garland E Brumfield of Albans West Virginia received 75 dollars in fines for speeding improper passing and reckless driving and 10 extra days for the latter. Nelson Ray Jackson of Walkersville drew a 90 day sentence after fleeing from a police cruiser and speeding through the city. Jackson was later apprehended in Baltimore and faces additional Montgomery County charges and a bad check claim at Geiser’s Liquor Store. Russell of Lincoln Apartments was fined 25 dollars with a 20 day suspended sentence for a hit and run related to an October 1952 crash. Collateral forfeitures were imposed on Austin W Metz Jr and John A Dockery for reckless driving and failure to yield respectively.

Walkersville Wilbur F. Sheffield Pueples Court Garland E. Brumfield of &. Albans W. Va Frederick Brumfield Albert G. Hedden Pearl Sheffield Nelson Ray Jackson Dan Swomley Bopet Jackson Market Second Streets Swomley Montgomery County East Second Street Boost Baltimore Geiser's William E. Russell Lincoln Apartments Miriam A. Bell Chevy Chase Russell Pipe Austin W. Metz, Jr Route 1 Germantown West Sixth Street John A. Dockerly Center Street Jefferson Street Bromley

Union Bridge Votes Against Sewer Project in Heat

In Union Bridge a special election saw 222 voting against a proposed sewer project and up to 400000 in bonds. Three-fifths of the 305 registered voters turned out in 100 degree heat, with polling from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All property owners within the town valued at 508 or more could vote, including residents outside the limits.

Union Bridge

Mexican President Warns Of Food Shortage And Recession

In his first state of the nation address, President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines warned of a business recession and a growing food shortage in Mexico. He urged the public to face the problems with honesty to spur efforts to solve them. Also noted is a Frederick County Young Republicans wiener roast at Gambrill Late Park where President David Schwman presided and discussed a September food sale.

Mexico City Mexico Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Congress Frederick County Young Republicans Club Gambrill Late Park David Swhrman

Drought Relief Talks Reopened by Virginia Governor

Governor Battle calls emergency drought committee back to session to reassess damage from Virginia's severe dry spell. Committee will meet Friday in Richmond to explore all relief avenues after Last count placed losses at over 3 million dollars. Agriculture Commissioner Brinkley and five committee members attended the afternoon conference. The plan aims to consider all financial assistance options for hard-hit farmers.

Richmond Battle Virginia Parke Brinkley Brinkley

Willing Workers Wieners Roast at Mt Tabor Church

The Willing Workers of Mt Tabor held a wiener roast on Aug 3 in the Mt Tabor Pack for members and families. Sixteen members attended. donation of 519 was approved to the park board for summer use. Oyster supper planned for Oct 31. Miss Mabel Sharrer won the guess box. games and prizes featured. decorations by Mrs Guy Krom, Mrs Edward Meadows, Miss Mabel Sharrer, and Mrs Kenneth Mathias.

Mt. Tabor Theraw Park Board James Sixx Mabel Sharrer Guy Krom Edward Meadows Kenneth Mathias

Roelke Pleads Guilty to False Pretense Schemes

Earl M. Roelke Jr of Baltimore and Frederick pleaded guilty in circuit court to charges of false pretense contained in a criminal information filed by late state attorney Charles A. Price. Trial was set for September 11 before Judge Patrick B. Schwaner. The case concerns bad checks totaling over two hundred dollars drawn on service and convenience stores.

Earl M. Roelke, Jr Baltimore Frederick Charles A. Price Patrick BM. Schwanier We Paneed Quer

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