City police issue warrants in parking ticket crackdown
Police began serving about 30 warrants on Frederick residents who failed to answer summons for long outstanding parking meter violations. Chief Charles Maio planned warrants for county residents and mailed notices to Baltimore Cumberland and other cities. The crackdown aims to deter tearing up or discarding tickets with more warrants to follow. Some have paid up or sought hearings. a few attempted to enter the office before warrants were issued. The first docket cases include Ruben Burnett who posted collateral in two old charges. Some tickets date back to early in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles ¥. Maio
Sheriff's Office
Baltimore
Cumberland
Ruben Burnett
Lincoln Apartments
Freshmen Start at Fredericks High School in Orientation
More than 500 freshmen and parents attended an orientation night at Fredericks High School to learn class locations, bell schedules, and campus layout. Principal Harry O. Smith outlined sections, homework expectations, and extracurricular activities as upperclassmen aided the transition. the event included a peek at cafeteria plans and the Home and School Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks High School
Bes
Harry O. Smith
Frederick High School
Mr. Smith
Maurice D. Ashbury
Home and School Association
PTA
Basil Day
Lovettsville Women Meet at Lutheran Church
Lovettsville Virginia notes a 17 member Women’s Society gathering with one guest, hostesses Mrs M C Fuller and Mrs L P Hickman. Meeting included melons, updates from Arlington reunions, hospital stays, classroom enrollments, travel news, and a suburban death.
Sykesville social notes mix weddings travel and visits
Mr and Mrs George Leakins Sr hosted a family wedding reception for son and daughter in law Psi and Stanley Leakins. Mrs Jack Harris and Marguerite Nash attend the American Dietetic Association convention in Los Angeles. Mrs Middleton Phelps returns home recuperating after surgery. Mrs Paul Schacffer and son vacationing in Florida. Wilbur Wane Eleanor Lee and Tandi Warfield weekend in Williamshore Virginia. Mrs Howard Hatcheld suffered a stroke weeks ago. Seaman Terry Dearing US Navy visiting parents. Mr and Mrs Benard Armi son Mr and Mrs William Kidd Ruth Arminston and son Wan e spent weekend in Ocean City. Dr Wham H Lawson called to Avanta Georgia by his father’s death. Jack Loper visiting parents after Ira Master’s decree at Emory University Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Women's Societies of Lutheranehirch
M. C. Fuller
L. P. Hickman
W. B. Williams
A. B. Williams
William
Sam Abbott
Arlington
Edgar Ruoff
Pearl Little
Blanche Defillips
Ermie Williams
Mary Smith
Richard Smith
Shirley
Larry Smith
Russell Shipman
Guy Smith
Linda Smith
Joyce Coughlin
Lucketts
Earl Fry
James Arnold
James Grehan
Loudoun Hospital
Ella Filter
Grehan
Pastyneck
Audrey Duchesneau
Washington
H. W. Beatty
Alvin , Crawford, Jr
Winchester
Fremont Lutheran Church
BE. L. Knachel
Baltimore
Wei Yingling
Richard Hickman
Havanna
Hickman
Olen Leonard
Leonard
Elizabeth Potterfield
Hickmans
Kenneth Denaux
Columbia
Denaux
Betty Wire
John Lemp
George King
Terre Haute
Ind
William J. Yingling
Bridgewater College
M. C. Filler
James Smith
Charlotte
N. C
Andy Wyckoff
Lancaster
S. C
Jake McGinnis
Stanley
New England
la. R. E. Goodwin
Quantico
Filler
W. A. Goodwin
Goodwin
David Cooper
Raymond Smith
Robert Patterfield
Sykesville
George Leakins Sr
Psi
Stanley Leakins
Jack Harris
Marguerite Nash
Dietere Asociation
Los Angeles
Call
Middleton Phelps
Paul Schacffer
Florida
Wilbur Wane
Gaucher
Eleanor Lee
Tandi Warfield
Williamshore
Howard Hatcheld
Jemsins
Terry Dearing
U.S Navy
Mroo
Benard Armison
William Kidd
Ruth Arminston
Wane
Ocean City
Wham H. Lawson
Ebdersburg
Aventa
Jack Loper
Clark Loper
Emory University
Altianta
Bolivar Bolivar
Hill Top Hotel
Woody Free
Trou
Brunswick
Eugene Kern
Harpers Ferry
Lester Leavy
Bolivar
C. E. Garten
Betty
Eddie
San Antonio
Tex
Douglas Garten
New Orleans
Neuvo Laredo
Mexico
Alamo
Waco
Lide Rock
Ark
Memphis
Nashville
Tenn
Harold Coxwell
Bonaletta
Gynetha
Roanoke
Qhe Hope
Nathaniel Gray
Halltown
William Trail
Gray
Frank Volke
Milton
Del
Eugene Jkern
Volke
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Cumberland
M. C. Peterson
Newark
N. J
B.C. Spensler
John Watson
Calvin Ott
Emmitt Tusing
Harry Longerbeam
Womans Club
G. E. Perry
M. J. Rau
Granville Smith
Danville
Obniel Dickerson
Mary Barker
Staniey Conklin
Towson
Collier
G. E. Webb
Daisy- Carr
Donald Miller
Elizabeth
Linwood
Miler
Bolivar Methodist Church
George Jones
Charles Writt
Charles, Jr
Donnie
Ramon
Myr
Charles Trumbin
Manmines
Ruth Kane
Harpers Farm
Maurice Kane
Camp Vil
James F. Cassell
Cassels
Gramison
Witliam Reid
Park Area
Reid
Aioe
Masonic Hall
Mason Order
Vhew
St. John Lutheran Church
Rathbone’s
Ernie
Cecil Webb
Lewis Beek
Amissville
Roy Schultz, Jr
Indianhead Gap
Roy Schultz
Japan
New York
Panama Canal
William Trafl
J. F. Cassell
Camp Hill
K. K. Cavalier
Rhoda Jones
John
Pat
Larry
U. S. Navy
Cuba
Cora Chambers
Mary Riley
New York City
Clarksburg
Dewey Meadows
eAugust
Inlaw
Eugene Kowel
Cynthia
Chicago
Roy S. Bulis
Catherine
Washington, D. C
A. J. Baum
Sherman Harrison
Blake
Arnold Hoffman
Theodore Stotlar
Knoxville
Ernest Littleton
Charlotte, N. C
J. W. Ramsdill
Emmitsburg and Nearby Families Noted in Local Roundup
Local society notes show Emmitsburg residents returning home after visits with relatives in Philadelphia and Camp Hill. The Francis X. Elder Post No. 121 American Legion awarded $50 to its Color Guard for Mt Airy parade participation, with drill team history noted. The column also covers hospital entries for Nancy Wachter, blood bank updates, new member Francis Hynson, and several visits among T. Eugene Rodgers report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Frederick Welly
Philadelphia
Valerie Overmann
Euphemia Rotering
Irvin H. Gamble
St. Louis
Gambile
J. Elmer Zimmerman
George C. Spriggs
Camp Hill
Nancy Wachter
Clarence Wachter
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Baltimore
Wachter
St. Joseph's High School
Fairfield Shoe Factory
Russell Wetzel
Ann
James
James ' O'Leary
Binghamton
N.Y
Sterling Peters
U. S. Army
Edward Peters
Francis X. Elder
American Legion
Post
Richard McCullough
T. Eugene Rodgers
Mt. Airy
Thomas C. Harbaugh
Legion Blood Bank
Allen David
Herman Shook
Thurmont
Francis Hynson
Westminster
Bernard Seltzers, Jr
John M. Reddy
Reddy
Robert Lamberson
Pittsburgh
Cloyd Seiks
Roy Sanders
Wayne
Kenneth Null
Jack David
Viola Shoemaker
Sandra Null
Kingsdale
Leslie Nul
Eloise
Washington
the Sanders
Kenneth
Shoemaker
Harry DeGroft
Louis Gunn
Elaine
Stephen
David Adams
Scott Air Force Base
Iuingis
Lime Kiln Baptism and Local Social Notices
Baptism of Francis Wallick at Lime Kiln Methodist Church on Sunday August 31 conducted by Rev Goodell. Local families share news of trips, anniversaries, hospital stays, new homes, and visits including DeGrange Nehousz Brandenburs Baker Feag2 Tisher Ritchey Ku brick Creal and Burdette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wallick
Richard Wallick
Goodell
Lacy DeGrange
Bruce
William Nehousz
Mt. Airy
Watkin's
Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Canada
Clarence Dudrow
L. E
Bird eyelids and eye membranes explained
A tid bird uses the lower eyelid to blink while the upper lid is less involved. The nicitanaz membrane lies inside the two and sweeps horizontally across the eye.
Ale by the Yard: Tudor Taverns Sold Long Measure Ales
A fragile artifact describes English taverns of old serving ale by the yard. A quaint device called Nard cate used a single slender glass ending in a bulb to hold about two pints of ale.
Dulles Quietly Balances After Adenauer Victory
Secretary of State Dulles praised Adenauer's German landslide but signaled caution on future foreign elections. Diplomats say he may speak out firmly only when developments warrant, avoiding overt intervention. White House accepted his remarks as not displeasing, though officials noted the debate stirred strong reaction in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Adenavey
Adenauer
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
James B. Conant
Germany
State Department
Conant
Christian Democratic Party
Sroma
Fear Silver Spring Over-Centralization Debate Heats Up
Montgomery County Council members on September 3 discussed Silver Spring becoming over centralized as they considered a draft proposal favoring a purchase for a parking plan near the Silver Spring area. Council President George F. Xes ort indicated a vote would come next. The board of trade offer and a potential municipal center were among subjects under review for the county’s development agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockviel
Montgomery County
Silver Spring
Cesdas Council
George F. Xesort
Wenaring
Parkins
Silves Spring Board of ‘Trade
Meninpal
Meisland National Capital Tack
Plannang
Cagnell
Hanes Ceeniyess Iin
Osteen Gpaecd
Taneytown Lions Charter Night Slated With Speaker
Taneytown Lions Club plans its sixth annual Charter Night at 7 p.m. next Wednesday at Basheor's restaurant Littlestown with Dr N C Byrd president of the University of Mary and guest director Massey Roe. Murray Ryan and Singleton Remsb ung will be present. Mayor Raymond Perry oversees entertainment and arrangements. Local residents travel and club business also noted including wheelchair purchase and a forthcoming event for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown Lions Club
Basehoar’s
Littlestown
N. C. Byrd
University of Maryand
Massey Roe
Murray Ryan
Singleton Remsburg
John
Philip Neuschner
Pelican Island
Seaside Heights
Glenn L. Stahl
Chares Lane
Barry
Prisbursh
Morgan Anareas
Paul
Cynthia
Alan Leister
East Berl. Pa
Beary’s Grove and Lake
Ashland
Walter Andreas
Lehighton
Bessie Murray
Taney Inn
Taneytown community events and school notes
Kiwanians plan a September 22 Lions Club meeting at Baust Church honoring the Taneytown Baseball Club. Mite Society of Trinity Lutheran Church held devotions. October social planned. Taneytown schools opened with 447 elementary pupils and first graders optional vaccination proof. high school staffing changes noted. Pythian Sisters Club met at Mrs. Wilson’s. next meeting October 6 for Christmas gift exchange. United Lutheran Church delegates named for Cleveland conference October 27–30. Farm Bureau Planning Group met at Overholzer home. next meeting at Ames residence September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
Lions Club
Baust Church
Taneytown
Mite Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther Luckenbaugh
Shirley Null
Hazel Hess
Jean Baumgardner
Jean Luckenbaugh
Wayne Wilhide
Albert Wilhide
Kenneth Gilds
Marion Hahn
James Harner
John Moagland
Mary Bankkert
Kermit Faulkner
Frank Vargny
Stanley Stahl, Jr
Marion Bankett
Littlestown
Elizabeth Wright
Paul Beale
Ester Bowling
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Temple
Clarence Wilson
Wilson
Howard Baker
Mervyn C. Fuss
The
United Lutheran Church
Churches and World Orders
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Taneytown Farm Bureau
Emanuel Overholtzer
Harvey Dickerson
William Ames
Community notices from Union Bridge and surrounding area
Union Bridge monthly 4-H meeting featured demonstrations Eat Well to Look Well and Green Beans with Creamy Celery and Shredded Cabbage plans discussed fair booth sign placement a guest night set for parents and friends Homemakers Club discussed furniture in living room local residents and students Listed include Shry entering Fort Howard hospital Shry and Engel family outings nursing school admissions and various visits to Frederick Westminster Uniontown and Somerset Plus Belgrade Yugoslavia studies a Soviet peace overture and Tito approves ambassador exchanges between Yugoslavia Russia and Hungary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Nancy Houck
Avere
Frederick
Shirley Wachter
Reba Yingling
Union Bridge Homemakers Club
Peuline Fuss
Effie Fowble
Harry Wolfe
Westminster
Jane Fowble
Echool of Nursing
Skippy Engel
Rrs
Castle Engel
Carson-Newman College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Laverne Bohn
Florida
Samuel Bohns
Joseph Grafton
Cleveland
George Millen
Samuel Bowman
Eleanor Baker
New England
Anna Davis
Baltimore
Herbert Myers
Melvin Yingling
Uniontown
Somerset
Johnstown
Hooversville
Bronson Corp Gets Contract for Frederick Prefab Homes
Bronson Corporation begins manufacture of prefabricated houses in Frederick under a contract valued around half a million dollars for living facilities at the Naval Ordnance Laboratories in White Oak Montgomery County. Delivery of 162 units starts September 14 supplied by 30 workers, with Walsh Halvorson Co handling construction and Bronson providing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bronson Corporation
R. Patrick Turner
Washington
Turner
Naval Ordnance Laboratories
White Oak
Montgomery County
East South Street
East Patrick Street
NOL
Walsh-Halverson Company
Bronson
Ormond Galvin
Spring Valley
Toh-Gate Manor
Frederick Gas Company
Raymond E. Brehaut
Gas Company
Gaithersburg Residents, Travelers, and Local News Update
Gaithersburg community notes travelers moving to Wood Acres in Bethesda and visits from Gaithersburg residents to Montreal Saginaw and Sherwood Forest. Local church WSCS picnic at Worden Reed home and multiple family visits across Gaithersburg Bellevue Woods and Victoria Virginia. A Marine furlough and a migrant farmworker murder case in Washington County conclude this briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
James F. Walker Jr
Wood Acres
Bethesda
Charles Phebus
Montreal
Roger Nichols
Richard Marsh
Baltimore
WSCS
Epworth Methodist
Adolph Gude
Sherwood Forest
A. A. Kirkman
Victoria, Va
Gwinn Kirkman
Hugh Grady
Sea Isle City
Nn. OS
Picnic Held by Pleasant View Church Class at Gapland
The Intermediate Sunday School Class of Pleasant View Church of the Brethren held a Tuesday evening picnic on September 1 at Gapland State Park. A preceding softball game drew Rev. Emmett F. Bittinger, Mrs. Helen Thrasher, and numerous members including Arthur Guyton, Archie Brandenburg, Dawn Butts, Ruth Long, Mary Shoemaker, Paul Shoemaker, Gerald Poffenberger, Richard Wolfe, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honey
Turin
Lane Turner
Tarzan” Barker
Miss Turner
Barker
Hhehayes
Poolesville
Kentucky Hospital
David
Eugene Raines
Glasgow
Larry Poolesville
Old Cantonment Hospital
Fort Knox
Red Cross Motor Corps
Ruth Stelle
Heller
Sturgill
Munich
Mich
Heller, Jr
Anne McClain
L. J. Heller, Jr
Barnesville
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Russia
Hungary
Tito
Bronson Corp
Kenneth McCoullough
Waycross
Fenton Kepharts
Kepharts
Hagerstown
AK Jale
John Holliday
Washington County
Grand Jury
James Williams
Chambersburg
Charlies W. Whiten
Harold Kiser
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