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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1961

Page

16

Seven year old boy injured in Knoxville car crash

A 7-year-old Knoxville boy, Dwight W. Hoffman, was seriously hurt when struck by a car driven by Edward C. Lerch on Cemetery Road. He suffered head, leg, and skull injuries and was transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to University Hospital in Baltimore. No charges were filed.

Knoxville Frederick County Dwight W. Hoffman Edward C. Lerch Cemetery Road 5S. P. Ri Araby Church Road Baker Valley Road Frederick Junction Jackie Forsythe Doris C. Lines Frederick William F. Williams Palm Beach Fla Burkittsville Maryland A. D. Carlson Clifford H. King Rockville Arthur F. Stewart Halltown W. Va King Irwin N. C Route 15 Bechtel Carmichael

Weekend Maryland crash reports include stop sign failure

State Police logged a collision on Maryland 355 when a 1957 Chevrolet failed to stop at a center stop sign and hit a southbound 1955 Chevrolet driven by Robert Reese. Damages were 450 and 375 dollars respectively. Lucas was charged with failure to halt for a stop sign. Three others were injured in a separate crash on Hamburg Road near Bethel Road when a 1960 Chevrolet hit a telephone pole and veered into a ditch. the Navy man was charged with reckless driving.

Maryland Lucas Chevrolet Maryland 2 Robert Lavester Reese Route 2 Union Bridge Reese R. W. Poffenberger William F Davis Ben Esso Thurmont Bilily M. Smith Creedmore N.C Eugene M. Lingg Emmitsburg Hamburg Road Bethel Road Yellow Springs Robert Ronald Baker Walkersville Jack Lloyd Scott Frederick Francis Scott Bremmer Frederick Memorial Hospital Larry Dean Carroll U.S. Navy Washington, D.C Camp David Carroll Navy W.B. English Frederick Magistrate’s Court

Barn Fire in Silver Run Destroys 40 by 60 Barn

A lightning strike at 3:40 a.m. Sunday leveled a 40 by 60 foot two story barn near Silver Run, three miles east of Silver Run off Bankard Road, with seven fire companies battling for hours. No injuries reported. storm damaged poles and radio antenna disrupted police communications. minor drunken driving arrests noted. Community groups invited to Montgom ery County pre budget hearing September 27 1961 at West Rockville Junior High School.

Silver Run Westminster Randallstown John Karmline Bankard Road Sykesville Liberity Road Frederick County Baltimore County Police Reisterstown Baltimore Howard Carroll Counties Montgomery County Board of Education West Rockville Great Falls Road Rockville James C. Falcon

Bus Schedule For Shifts Announced

A total of 419 students will be transported by public school transportation for split shifts at Frederick High School starting Thursday according to Paw L Hoffmaster. Fourteen bus routes have been set for the split schedule with classes beginning at 7 35 a m and ending at noon. This plan remains until the Singanore School at Central opens.

Publc Frederick High School Paw L. Hoffmaster Singanore School Central Mt. Philip Clifton Old Braddock Braddock Heights St. Johns High School Clifton Road U. S McKaig Slate Hill Norris Dudderar Koontz Liberty

Bus Routes and Start Times for Local Areas

The notice lists morning bus starts for multiple routes around Mt. Pleasant New London Monrovia Fountain Mills Centerville Mt. Airy Ridgeville Kemp town New Market Bogers Mill Tamsville Urbana Hyatts town Araby Evergreen Point Sugar Loaf Mountain Furnace and nearby roads. Timings range from 6:15 to 7:30 a m with routes via Gas House Pike Route 80 Route 49 and 355, detailing pickups through McKaig Road New Market Urbana and Frederick areas.

Buffalo Road Liberty McKaig Road Gas House Pike Frederick McKaig Central New London Monrovia Fountain Mills Centerville Mt. Pleasant McKaig Crossroad Central Church New Market Fountain Millis Windsor Road Wiliams Inn Peter Pan Inn Mt. Airy Ridgeville Kemptown Bogers Mill Tamsville Old Annapolis Road Woodville Road Old Baltimore Pike Bartholow-Kemptown Penn Shop Lynn Burke Bowers Mill Ijamsville Urbana Thurston Hyattstown Araby Evergreen Point Thurston Road Green Valley Road

Morning road tours list local area buses and routes

The notice outlines four morning bus or wagon routes starting at various landmarks. Each route lists starting points such as Mt Olivet Cemetery Mountville Feagaville Mt Zion Reels Mill and stops through roads like New Design Ballenger Creek Route 340 and U S 15 ending in Frederick or Mt Carmel. Times range from 6 30 to 7 15 a m.

Baker Valley Araby Frederick Manor Woods Church Hill Ballenger Creek Mt. Olivet Cemetery Doubs Point of Rocks Pleasant View U. S. 15 New Design Adamstown Buckeystown Lime Kiln Feagaville Mt. Zion Jefferson Steiners Lander Mt. Zion Church Teen Barnes Gene Hemp Fry

Two Injured in Mount Lena Road Crash Near Frederick County Line

In Washington County near the Frederick County line, 36 year old Ivan Elwood Schneider and 33 year old Iline Helen Norris were injured in a Sunday crash on Mount Lena Road. Both were taken to Washington County Hospital. Schneider faced reckless driving charges after his Ford struck culverts and rolled into a ditch. Norris suffered a fractured pelvis and abrasions.

Mount Lena Washington County Frederick County Smithsburg Red Hagerstown Ivan Elwood Schneider South Potomac Street Iline Helen Norris West Franklin Street Washington County Hospital Schneider Norris L. W. Pfeltz Pfeltz

Byrd Reports Record Federal Spending for 1961

Senator Harry F Byrd of Virginia announced a record high federal outlay for fiscal 1961 ending June 30 totaling more than 12.6 billion dollars. The rise occurred despite a drop in average federal employees from 2,386,345 to 2,372,445, with 2,435,804 federal workers in July 1961 as fiscal 1962 began.

Harry F. Byrd Dva Byrd Senate House Committee

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Glen Burnie Robert Lee Hamilton Route 1 Green Valley Inn Route 355 J. Rolfe Castleman Mays’ Hardware Frederick Shopping Center Davis Camera Mart Kaempf & Harris Jerga Virginia Wai Washington (Ap Coblentz & Main Exclusively Insurance North Court Street Glass Shop Black and White RAY Wachter Photo Center South Market St Eastern All Metal Kehne Furniture Co Monument Monogram Paki The Cavetown Home Planning Center North Market Street R. R. Rice Dial MO Auto Glass Glass & Mirror Ima East Street Fredericktown Savings Institution Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation North Market St West Frederick West Patrick and West South Sts Burlington Jameo Hendrickson Aoa
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