Semi-Weekly News offers printing and publishing services
The Semi-Weekly News advertises its robust print shop in Frederick Maryland offering all types of book and job printing at competitive prices. It emphasizes anonymity of writers and invites local firms to submit items via mail or phone for republication. The notice is dated Tuesday September 8 1953.
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Associated Ued
Dhes
Toby Verson
News
Rts
Phomt
Resmieekly
Frederick Md
Erick Ma
Dulles Returns to Region for New Korea Mission
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles heads to Seoul to press a mutual security pact with South Korea and seek a united front with President Syngman Rhee for a future international conference on Korea. The aim is to clear pitfalls for UN talks and counter Communist diplomacy without Korean sabotage.
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John Foster Dulles
Seoul
Japan
Republic of Korea
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
United States
Dulles
United Nations
Korea
Expert Joins In Probe Of Charleston Murder
A criminologist Dr. Fred E. Ibau is in Charleston to conduct lie detector tests in the case of Mrs. Juliet Spaunton Clark, owner of the Charleston Daily Mail, who was found dead in her South Hills home on August 22. Police Chief Dewey Williams and Mayor John T. Copenhaven say the process aims to protect innocent parties and will keep names private. Arch J. Alexander Jr., her son in law, has volunteered for testing after lengthy questioning.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clark
Fred E. Ibau
Dewey Williams
Ybau
Chicago
Northwestern University
Juliet Spaunton Clark
South Hills
Charleston Daily Mail
John T. Copenhaven
Thau
Williams
Copenhaven
Arch J. Alexander Jr
Alexander
Two Autos Damaged In Friday City Collision
Two automobiles sustained over 400 dollars in damage in a Friday afternoon crash at West Third and Ben streets. Emmett C. Dove and Thomas J Crum involved. Dove charged with failing to yield right of way. collateral posted for a hearing. A separate late night collision near Fast Patrick Street involved Richard Jay Lakeland Park Florida and James D Pitts Baltimore. sedan damage about 50 dollars. no charges. The piece ends with an anecdotal dental ad by H A Lufburrow.
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West Third
Ben Streets
Emmett C. Dove
Dickerson
Benz
Thomas J
Crum
North Court Street
Song West
Third
Dove
Frank Dorsey
Manor
Patrick Sreet
Richard Jay
Lakeland Park
Fla
James D. Pitts
Baltimore
Harry Quinn
Stay Alert Labor Day Drive Safe Says Frederick Police Chief
Frederick City police urge motorists to stay alert during Labor Day weekend. Chief Charles V. Main warns to obey traffic laws, anticipate signs, slow for conditions, avoid fatigue, and give full attention to driving. August 1953 summary shows 22 accidents, 44 injured year to date, no bicycle accidents. most August crashes on weekends in residential areas.
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Charles V. Main
Frederick City
Seventh Annual Stockman Family Reunion Held at Meadow
The Stockman clan met at Edward Amberger’s meadow on Sunday August 31 for its seventh annual reunion. A noon basket lunch followed by Scripture and prayer opened the program. Prizes honored the oldest and youngest attendees and the couple with the largest family. Many Stockman relatives attended, with a plan to hold next year’s reunion on the last Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockman
Edward Amberger
Clyde Culler
Elmer Miller
Earl Franklin Miller, Jr
Beulah Masser
Fred Stockman
William Stockman
William Gross
Victor Masser
Gerald Arthur Cook
Arthur H. Cook
Millard Stockman
Douglas Whittington
Oscar Masser
Georgie Masser
J. Melvin Cook
Thomas Cool
Kenny Cook
John W. Cook
Gerry Cook
Edward Umberger
Margaret Umbereger
Helen Umberger
George Umberger
Guy Adkins
Milo Hooper, Jr
Richard Hooper
Harry Routzabn
Robert Gross
Maurice Blank
Claude Blank
Shirley Blank
John Mathews
Fare Mathews
Jeannie Mathews
Elmer Miller Alt
Grasson J. Hallet
Frederic J. Stockman
Austin Stockman
Harvey M. Stockman
Ronnie Stockman
Karen Stockman
Patsy Whittington
Judy Whittington
Lyan Whittington
David Whittington
Iday Whittington
Richard Whittington
Mirs
Roy Palmer
Daryl Palmer
Harvey Stockman
Joe C. Lovelace
Phyllis L. Haller
Donald G. Gellick
Clyde H. Culler
Linda Culler
Dale Culler
James Culler
Wiliam
Mallard F. Stockman
James Kk. Smith
Franklin Milter, Jr
Harry Lines
Elmer Fuk
Shirley Funk
Martha Funk
Treenia Funk
Local Police Log Lists Multiple Charges
City police entered several charges on Saturday naming Charles D. Sellers of Hagerstown for reckless driving and exceeding 30 summoned. Arthur L. Lophien of Baltimore and William L. Bennett of Frederick Route 5 also charged for exceeding 30. Officer Brown filed charges against Clarence Q. Welsh Woodbine Route 1 for exceeding 25 and Lawrence I. Thomas, colored, of Lincoln Apartments for man support with Officer Kanode.
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Charles D. Sellers
Hagersttown
Arthur L. Lophien
Baltimore
William L.bennett
Frederick
Brown
Clarence
Q. Welsh
Woodbine
N. Dorsey
Lawrence I. Thomas
Colored
Lincoln Apartments
Kanode
Miss Roemmelmeyer Weds Alfred Taylor Jr in Cumberland
Betty Louise Roemmelmeyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Roemmelmeyer Cumberland wed Alfred Taylor Jr son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Taylor Sr Sharon Hills Pa in United Brethren church. Ceremony followed by dinner at Hotel Frederick. Bride a Frostburg State teacher candidate with Who’s Who honor. groom WW II veteran and Maryland geography master. They will reside in Frostburg after Sept 15.
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Betty Louise Roemmelmeyer
Harold D. Roemmelmeyer
Cumberland
Alfred Taylor, Jr
Alfred Taylor
Sharon Hills
United Brethren Church
J H. Ness
John H. Cramer
Allegany High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
State Teachers College
West Chester
University of Wisconsin
University of Maryland
New England
Canada
Frostburg
Taylor
Frederick
Douglas
Miss Douglas
Barbara LeGore
LeGore
George S. Smith
Alan Long
Richard C. Dutrow
Sally Bowers
Martin L. Bowers
Landor
James Walker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Court News Keeps Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Frederick area court notices list marriages for Jack Marshall Reynolds and Roseann Putman. James Manuel and Jeannette Mul Jendore. Clifford Eader and Shirley Bowers. Robert Dockendorf and Patricia Sullivan. Townsley and Enos. William Leslie and Shirley Skinner. Jack Kuhn and Helen Pryor. Herman Main Jr. and Geraldine Kline. Charles Mercer and Mary Parrish. Real estate deeds record transfers for Hargett to Chertoff. Carlson to Heck. Ralph Shipley to Rox Hyndman. Margaret Voight to Edwin George Fowler Jr.. Hildegarde James to William Mohler Jr.. Robert Carey to Grayson Wachter. A F Rees to Arthur Lambert. John Crum to Richard Beckley. Joe Witter to Crum. Beckley to Crum.
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Jack Marshall Reynolds
Peeanees Roseann Putman
Frederick
James C. Manuel
Millville
W. Va
Jacke Jeannette Mul Jendore
Roahrersville
Clifford Roy Eader
Shirley Elaine Bowers
Mt. Pleasant
Robert C. Dockendorf
Baltimore
Patricia A. Sullivan
Columbus
Robert Joan Townsley
Regina M. Enos
Robert William Leslie
Mt. Kisco
Shirley May» Skinner
Brewster
Jack A. Kuhn
Helen L. Pryor
Lantz
Herman LeRoy Main, Jr
Geraldine Ann Kline
Charles Edward Mercer
Camp Detrick
Mary Ruth Parrish
Walkersville
William C. Hargett
Meyer Chertoff
Theodore A. Carlson, Jr
Wie
Franklin W. Heck
Ralph &. Shipley
Rox I. Hyndman
Margaret M. Voight
Edwin
George Fowler, Jr
Hildegarde A. James
Wiliam
H. Mohler, Jr
Robert W. Carey
Grayson P. Wachter
A. F. Rees
Arthur D. Lambert
John M. Crum
Richard P. Beckley
Joe E. Witter
Report Of Dr Bowers In September Magazine
In the September Better Homes and Gardens issue under There’s News in Medicine, Dr Ralph F Bowers of Memphis reports adrenal gland removal as a surgical treatment for severe high blood pressure. He details 28 operations with eight deaths in extreme cases and 20 survivors achieving normal blood pressure within months, with cortisone replacing gland function. The article notes Bowers is the son of Mrs Gravaon E Bowers.
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Ralph F. Bowers
Memphis
Tenn
American Medical Association
Bowers
Gravaon E. Bowers
Chrissie
Court Square
Hen kills baby in Italy incident at Carpenedolo
In Brescia, Italy a 13 month old infant Franco Nodari died after a chicken struck the temple while the child played with fowl in the village of Carpenedolo. The event led to the baby being jailed Friday by the hen, a bizarre local accident report.
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Brescia
Italy
Franco Nodari
Carpenedolo
Wedding Parties Precede Hood College Nuptials
Multiple pre wedding entertainments mark the forthcoming marriage of Mise Noradel Truxal daughter of Hood College president Andrew G. Truxal and Randolph Gould Wilson Jr. Ensign U S N R. Guests include groom’s parents from Lookout Mountain Tenn and relatives from Columbus Ga Newark N J and Holyoke Mass. Guests hosted breakfasts luncheons and a dinner at Francis Scott Key Hotel and Pearre and Coblentz Hall on the Hood College campus. The ceremony is set for 7 30 this evening at the Evangelical Reformed church with a reception to follow.
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Mise Noradel Truxal
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Randolph Gould Wilson, Jr
Ensign
W. T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Randolph Gould Wilson
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Herbert N. Heston
Magnolia Avenue
Brown H. Nicholson, Jr
Columbus
Frederick W. Rohifing
Washington
Wilson
Pearre
Nancy Pearre
Mrs. Heston
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Katherine Sherrill
Evangelical Reformed Church
Coblentz Hall
Miss Clements
Ruth Clements
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Austin Pearre
Nursing School Council
Edmund L. Gettier, Jr
Gettier
Temporary water line installed on South Street area
City Water Department forced and installed a temporary six inch line around improvements on Fast South street between Wisner and Hamilton to lower the present line for contractor L R Weesche removing humps. The five to six hour job was finished early Sunday to avoid cannery operations. A permanent line will be installed later. Steel accounts for seventy to eighty percent of modern Diesel locomotive weight.
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City Water Department
South Street
Wisner
Hamilton Streets
L. R. Weesche
Water sources to be studied by Frederick officials
The city will invite Harry B. Shaw to discuss water conditions with the Board of Aldermen and the mayor. A pumping station or larger mains were debated, with costs and potential water sources, including the Monocacy river, considered but no bond funds allocated for expansion. Fire apparatus disposal was also discussed as Frederick weighs local fire service needs.
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Harry B. Shaw
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Donald B. Rice
Shaw
Rice
W. Raymond Walter
Monocacy River
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Beall And Butler Back Miller For Federal Judge Seat
Maryland's two U S Senators Beall and Butler voiced strong support for Rep. Edward T. Miller in Baltimore to fill the Federal Judge vacancy created by retirement. They told the Baltimore Sun they will oppose any other candidate and will vote against confirmations not backed by Miller.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S
Edward T. Miller
John Marshall Butler
J. Glenn Beall
Baltimore Sun
W. Calvin Chesnut
the Sun
Eastern Shore
Sun
Miller
Brownell
Beali
Jail prisoner escapes from Montevue work detail on Saturday
Garland E. Brumfield of St Albans West Virginia, serving a 10 day jail term for motor vehicle violations, fled the county home work detail early Saturday after midnight. Sheriff Buhrman said a warrant for escape is issued. Brumfield, fined 73 dollars, had claimed he wanted to return home to see his wife.
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Montevue
R. Paul Buhrman
Garland E. Brumfield
St Albans
W. Va
Brumfield
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Hood
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Elgin Hemp
Henry L. Davis
Maurice D. Ashbury
Carroll Albaugh
Melvin Partridge
Ira R. Nicodemus
H. F. Shipley
G. William Stultz
Harry D. Radcliff
John W
Hood Club
Robert H. Pilgram
Frederick County
Earl Franklin Oden
Pennsylvania Avenue
Betterton
Mes
Donald L. Brachey
Florida
Mrs. Brachey
Marilyn Kehne
Yellow Springs
Myr
DeGray Bishop
Lindbergh Avenue
Terre Haute
Middletown
Benjamin M. Bishop
Bishop
Adeline Rowe
Paul Main
Austin Main
Miss Rowe
George Shipley
West
Patrick Street
W. V. Garrett
A. T. Brast, Jr
Richard and
Robert
A. T. Brast
West West Fifth Street
Miami Beach
Algiers Hotel
William Hamilton
Oak Park
William Wallace
Braddock Heights
John §. Newman
Upper College Terrace
Orkney Springs
Harry G. Benson
West Twelfth Street
Junior Woman's Club
Mt. Vernon
Austin Sherald
Clara Crum
Barbara Beall
Alton C. Whitmore, Jr
Robert Klein
Bernard Simmons
Edward Heffner
S. Hays Kline
Robert Main
Thomas M. Beadenkopf
Christ Lutheran Church
le Verne Beadenkopf
C. Edwin Kemp
West College Terrace
Coleman Grett
Ocean City
John Ewell
East Second Street
Joseph Skeily
Media
Europe
Cora Gosnell
T. 3. Fickiing
Columbia
Mary Dean Zeiler
S C
J. Dean Zeiler
E. D Grove, Jr
Elm Street
Darkesville
V Va
Frances Chew
Ellen Sponselier
Brunswick
Margaret Noll
Atlantic Cig
Sormdow
Dachter
Drs
Vernon. Arthur
Corning Glass Center
Watkins Glen
Earl ‘Grove
Glendale
San Diego
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Grove
Eva Ashton
Hagerstown
Robert H. Watkins
Janet
Ted Williams
Charles Keller
Airy
Jeff
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vilseck
Germany
Frankfurt
Walter C. Fringer
Watkins
U.S. Army
Carroll County
Taneytown
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Fringer
Calvin T
Sarah Panebaker Fringer
General Motors Corporation
Clyde L. Hesson
Mary Fringer
C. O. Fuss and Son
Charles B. Hamilton
Howard R. Damuth
Thurmont
New England States
K. Joseph Damuth
Providence
R. I
Bertha L. Strippy
Daniel
Fannie Moore
Dewey Strippy
Washington, D. C
Fannie Strippy
George Bennett
Sample’s Manor Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Rufus Green
Sanford
Marie
M. L Creager
Charles T. Murray
Feagaville
Sharon Lee
Murray
Mary Virginia Compher
Waterford
Donald E. Wachter
Rath J. Boone
East’ Eighth Street
U. 5
Ord. Ammo. Co
c/o
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Hazen B. Neal
Tuin
Jack
Jerry
Route 6
Jacksonville
Silver Spring
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Wilbur M. Seeger
Barbara Ann Seezer
Charles Hayward
Brrs
Ida L. Hayward
Biggs Avenue
Kenneth W. Smith
Joseph W. Clemm
Keymar
Patricia Marie
Frederics Memorial Hospital
Margaret Mumford
Clarence Blethen
Mary Lou
Beverly Beach
Harry C. Jones
East South Street
Poolesville
Rockville
Mortgomery County
Gaithersburg Fair
Betty Brown
College Park
Mera Braungart
Wilson Place
Miss Brown
Miss Braungart
Shirley Braungart
Bettie Sundergill
Lessie Braungar
North Market Street
G. Brent Reiman
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
James Ranck, Jr
Columbia Medical School
James B. Ranch
Ray Simpson
Diana
John
Mt. Airy
Chenango Walier State Park
George Schroyer
Myersville
Schroyer
Luther Toms
Dallas Specht
Jefferson
Kieffer Houpt
Grayson Bowlus
Wilbur Cline
Mildred Leatherman
Laura Horine
Walter Gibney
Dorothy Moser
New Midway
Charles Wachter
Robert O. Lambert
Pleasant Valley
Patrick
Valley Forge Hospital
Lambert
Eleanor Joy
Liberty
Ann Roudanis
Glenn W. Spencer
Harry
Grand Lodge
Mich
Robert Lee
Dayton
Ohio
Don Miller
George Bradford
Robert E. Shank
Zarah Ann
Arthur Guyton
Burkittsville
W. M. L. Gaver
Hershey Park
Russell Gessner
Jeffersonville
Indiana
M. F. Shepley
D. Carrotl Shepley
James Tinney
Tinney
Janice Wilhide
Paul S. Wilhide
Clyde C. Wachter
J. Rudolph ‘Harris
Dewey Rodgers J
St. Petersburg
Commodore Freeze
Ellen Gochoel
Tipp City
Evier
Valley Chapel
Raymond C. Myers
Woodsboro
Sever River
Myers
Woodsboro Lutheran Parish
Russell Hannaman
Catherine Miller
Mark
Cape Cod
Quebec
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Lake Placid
The
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Beall and
Butler
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