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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1946

Page

7

Gifts To City Hospital Are Announced

Frederick City Hospital board notes multiple gifts including a memorial room donated by Mrs. Remus Riggs Darby and Mrs. R. Y. Nicholson. A new Director of Nurses Miss Martha A. McMaster arrives, with lab staff additions and repairs planned for the Shank annex to add patient capacity. August statistics show births and patient flow, with 113 patients hospitalized at month start.

Frederick City Hospital Nurses Home Remus Riggs Darby Washington R. Y. Nicholson Baltimore Alr Charles R. Bartgis Middletown Frank D. Worthington A. Hart Etchison Martha A. McMaster Pennsylvania Frederick Harry ©. Schroeder LeRoy McCardell W. McSherry Daniel E. Wight Paul S. Michael Miss McMaster Amy Day Ethel Nortbham W Cc Miller Gaithersburg J. D. Stoner

Hospital Board Acknowledges Staff Members At Session

Walkersville and Dr J P Kerr were elegied to membership on the hospital staff. Mrs Francis X Sifley vice president presided over Tuesday's Board session in the president's absence. Mrs W Clinton McSherry was secretary. Mrs Samuel H Ruceistock was absent and her report was presented by Mrs Hammond Clary.

Walkersville J. P. Kerr Deus Francis X. Sifley W. Clinton McSherry Samuel H. Ruceistock Hammond Clary

Guilty Verdicts in Multiple Local Traffic Cases

A Maryland court session found Martin Luther Johnson of Smithsburg guilty of operating without a license in an accident that burned two cars and damaged a truck, with Johnson acquitted on a reckless driving charge. The crash near Wollsville involved T Benjamin Gouker and Joseph Hayes cars, with fire destroying the vehicles. Witnesses noted fire about ten to fifteen minutes later. Also, Travers W. Stultz of Braddock Heights was acquitted of reckless driving from a Frederick highway crash that injured two. Paul V. Eckart of Baltimore forfeited $10 costs for exceeding 50. others faced fines for traffic offenses. Magistrate Alton Bennett heard several cases in Peoples Court assisted by Trooper Kenneth Bond.

Martin Luther Johnson Smithsburg Ways Edward J. Smith Peoples Court Johnson Wollsville T. Benjmin Gouker Myersyville Gouker Joseph C. Hayes Braddock Heights Hayes Kenneth D. Bond Travers W. Stultz Frederick Bond Paul V. Eckart Baltimore Henry Baker Harmony Ruth C. Summers R. F. Stone John J. Idoni Cumberland

Traffic violation charges listed by Maryland troopers

A fragmentary list shows several traffic offenses with penalties including fines and costs. Names include Alfred F. Mansbeck, Clyde E. Gray, and A. D. Fritz among others, with locations such as Baltimore Frederick Union Bridge and Westminster. The document records charges like failing to stop, proceeding past a stop sign, and exceeding speed limits with corresponding fines.

Frederick Edna Sayook Permard A. Knott

Visit to West Coast Group Plans Return October First

Mr and Mrs Charles Bohn and accompanying relatives visit La Crescenta California area amid travels to Brea Hollywood and local broadcasts. The party arrived August 4 and expect to return home around October, with meetings and visits noted to friends and relatives.

West Coast Charles Bohn Ira Main West Fifth Street Ara Ano Belu Bessie Sti Lali Elsie Har Bobney Bertsa Unkerter Baltimore la Cressenta Calif Bonn Fred la Crescenta Brea Hollywood Tom Berennaman Leo Wickless Motter Avenue Oetwyer Mil Bolin Spem Dalia Ciefs Dretaer Ek Wine Hari

Shipbuilders Gifts Probed by U S Maritime Committee

The Maritime Commission said it will continue its investigation into wartime gifts given to about 6,001 women who christened ships, including watches and silverware. No hearings date yet. committee will follow its usual procedure.

Reese Maritime Commission Go Yiblin Curse Mead

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