Weekend Auto Deaths Raise Maryland Toll in Fatal Crashes
The Associated Press reports multiple traffic deaths statewide over the weekend. Victims include Earl Ward 23 of Woodward Edward Lanier shipyard worker likely struck by a hit and run driver in Savage Maryland and Mrs Olaf Taylor 41 of Salisbury fatally struck after exiting a car. Walter Davis 14 of Elkridge died when his bicycle was hit on Washington Boulevard. Harry Lane 37 of Baltimore injured in Salisbury Route 13 crash. his wife and a hitchhiker treated and discharged.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Earl Nathaniel Ward
Deanwood
Edward Lanier
Philadelhia
Olaf Taylor
Salis- Itv
George W. Butler
Detroit
Walter Davis
Elkridge
Prince Georges County
Ward
Livingston Road
Washington
Lanier
Savage
H. F. Wallace
Taylor
Edward Seles
Girdletree
Selby
Wallace
John W. Connor
Davis
Washington Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Harry Austin Lane
Route 13
Salisbury
Lane
Jeremiah Collinger
Cape Charles
Local Personal News and Military Postings
Mr and Mrs Albert C McDonald left Saturday for Kalamazoo Mich after a week with Mr McDonalds sister Mrs James Dubel and family and visits around Frederick They were joined west by Mrs Mary Street and Jennie Gladhill both of Frederick who will spend a week in Kalamazoo before continuing to Worland Sgt Austin M Fogle son of Mrs Garoline M Fogle was honorably discharged from the Army Air Corps at Fort Meade on September 1 prior to induction he was chief clerk for Wilin the piue nage Bus Lines His wife resides at 107 West Third Street Edwin Kemp has returned to Ohio University Athens for his senior year Joseph J Nestor registered at the William Penn Hotel Pittsburgh for a three day conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Credit Bureaus Emory B Shipley and wife are in Salt Lake City Utah on a business trip Miss Patricia McCaffrey listed at 19 West
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Albert C. McDonald
Kalamazoo
Mich
McDonald
James Dubel
Frederick
West
Mary Street
Jennie Gladhill
West Third Street
Edwin Kemp
West College Terrace
Ohio University
Athens
Joseph J. Nestor
East Patrick Street
William Penn Hotel
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association of Credit Bureaus
Nestor
Emory B. Shipley
Patrick Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
Shipley
Patricia McCaffrey
Radio Programming Schedule and Time Zone Notes
Eastern daylight adjustments explained with hour shift rules for various zones. Listing details station names and show times across 4:45 PM to 10:00 PM with programs such as Front Page Farrell, Walter Kiernan News, Hop Harrigan, Red Barber Sports Time, Captain Midnight, and Ed Sullivan Broadcasting. Includes repeats, drama programs, musical programs, and news periods.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow and
the Hawk
Dhs
Tennessee Jed
Mos
Quincy
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Abc
Hop Harrigan
Abce
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Ebs
Elmer Davis
Abe Dancing Music Orchestra
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Bob Hawk
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Eulidonc Drummond
Mhbs
Ed Sullivan Broadcasting
Abe
Howard Barlow
Concert
Fat Man
Gregory Hoag
Cbe
Vonrhens
Guestonts Radio Theater
Shaw
Abe Gabriel Meatter
Benny Goodman
Vic Berge
Ahx
Paul Whiteman
Abe Guy Lombardi
Abe Danging
Ausic
Mbs
Nhe-Ba
Ganee
Local residents move, study plans noted in community update
Fourth street residents visit with Theresa Birkenstock and Betty Mae Nestor returning to St. Joseph's College Emmitsburg for a senior year. Freda Bowman enters Bridgewater College with brother Fred Bowman also a student there. Mr and Mrs William Knight relocate to Dr Arthur I Bell apartment near Pikesville. Knight studies at Maryland University School of Medicine and Mrs Knight teaches in Catonsville Junior High. Linwood street traveler returns from a buying trip to New York City. Shepherd owns the United Cigar Store in Fredrick. Mrs Charles Black returns to Union Bridge after a week in Hagerstown visiting family. Mr and Mrs Allen Ecker hear their son Glover Ecker has arrived in the United States from Okinawa. Mrs Abner Devilbiss and aunt visit Ohio relatives for ten days.
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Fourth Street
Ing
Theresa Birkenstock
Philadelphia
Betty Mae Nestor
Chester
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Freda Bowman
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Elder
Berkley Bowman
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Fred Bowman
William Knight
Highspire
Arthur I. Bell
Pikesville
Knight
Maryland University School of Medicine
Catonsville
Merz John D Roan
Linwood
Street
New York City
Shepherd
United Cigar Stare
Fredrick
Charles Black
Hagerstown
Ralph Black
Raymond Stitely
Claude Wolfe
Allen Ecker
Utica Lutheran Woman's League marks 20th anniversary gala
The Lewistown community hall hosted a Utica Lutheran Woman's League 20th anniversary celebration with a covered dish supper and a candle lit anniversary cake baked by Mrs. Glenn C. Stull. Guests of honor, honorary member 87 year old Jeanette Ramsburg and 90 year old Albert Bell, received corsages. A birthday bouquet was given to celebrant Bessie Heffner as cake and songs accompanied a program featuring readings, prayers, a fashion sketch, a vocal quartet, a skit, and flower-petal contest.
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Lewistown
Utica
Albert Bell
Bessie Heffner
W. A. R. Bell
Jacob R. Ramssure
Intlernes
J. R. Ramsburg
Reinberger
Ross Stull
H. Lee Davis
Murray Barker
David Buhrman
BK. Lee Davis
J. M. Engle
Allen Harper
Harvey Marsh
Glen Putman
Glenn C. Stull
Jonas Burker
Edna Carlotti
Burley Smith
Ralph Hessong
Robert Leatherman
Cora Ramsburg
William Shoemaker
Hicks Miller
Daisy Stull
Ray Baer
Jeanette Ramsburg
Sidney Angleberger
Alien Harper
Wayne Feaga
Russell Mat
Community group notes shift meeting date to October 8
The list of names includes Mr. and Mrs. Ramsburg Stull Hill Buhrman Ensor Heifner Hil Ogle Dunn Utter Ramsburg Burker Stull Leatherman Ramsburg Carlotti Harper Ramsburg Matthews and others. Due to Frederick Fair the next meeting date has been changed to October 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Ensor. The Pedlars Pack will be prepared by Mrs Evelyn Stull Mrs Golda Stull and Mrs Ross Stull.
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Erma Stull
Verna Barrier
Louise Putman
Ella Mae Marsh
Evelyn Matthews
Esther Whitmore
Mary Jane Leatherman
Stirley Leatherman
Nancy Leatherman
Martha Ann Ramsburg
Sandra Carlotti
Cynthia Lee Harper
Mary Alice Ramsburg
John S. Daveler
Paul Heffner
Robert Marsh
Kenneth Marsh
David Buhrman
John Burker
Harry Develer
LuRay Ausherman
Harold Buhrman
Robert Hemby
Ronald Hemby
Eddie Matthews
R. Ramsburg
Leonard Matthews
Bobby Matthews
Edwin Stull
Daryl Feaga
Frederick Fair
Chang
William Ensor
Walkers
Ames!ead
Evelyn Stull
Golda Stull
Ross Stull
T. E. Russell To Lead Campaign For Markey
T Edgie Russell named Frederick county chairman of the Markey for Senator campaign by Brig Gen D John Markey. The move links with a statewide pattern of county chairs. Major General Joseph W Byron leads Western Maryland efforts from Hagerstown. Carroll county chair Edward G Mathias. Montgomery county chair Albert D Conradis. A 1000 member veterans group is forming in Baltimore.
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T. Edgie Russell
Frederick County
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Russell
Maryland
Joseph W. Byron
Hagerstown
Carroll County
Edward G. Mathias
Westminster
Montgomery County
Albert D. Conradis
Bethesda
Baltimore
Special Cancellation Honoring Rural Free Delivery at Charles Town
Philatelists worldwide mail thousands to Charles Town post office for the 50th anniversary Rural Free Delivery cancelation authorized by the Postoffice Department. The special mark runs only in Charles Town Hal Town and the Avilla post office before its closure. The first rural letters carriers began in October Li b with William L. Wilson, then Postmaster General in Grover Cleveland’s second administration. Keith Buckingham 55, a James E Strates Shows employee, died electrocuted in Cortland County New York when a coworker tried to move a high tension wire near a ferris wheel. Buckingham was born in Unionville and is survived by B W Buckingham and Marion Buckingham. A marriage license was issued at Westminster to Elijsh Lee Jenkins and Mary Louise Roop in Taneytown.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Postoffice Department
Haltown
Avilla
Ween
Wm. L. Wilson
Charlie Town
Grover Cleveland
Keith Buckingham
James E. Strates
Cortlana County
James Rich
Buckingham
B. W
Marion Buckingham
A. N. Buckingham
Airy
Unionville
Westminster
Elijsh Lee Jenkins
Mary Louise Roop
Taneytown
Deeds Recorded In Local Clerk's Office And Charity Grant
Deeds show transfers of several properties including a brick dwelling on Bas Walla Street for about 8200 to Leichett family and a 117 acre farm in New Market district for about 7900 to Noah King. National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports 1946 dime drive raised 15982150.66 with portions for research and local care. Five Communist leaders in London receive an eight day stay of arraignment.
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Bown
William
Bennett
Mer
Willian
B. Leichett, Jr
Fu Bas
Walla Street
John Hay
Ida B. Hay
Noah PF
King
New Market District
Jack Frederick Logan
Raymond J. Dyer
East Fourth Street
New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Foundation
London
H. A. K. Morgan
Weather Summary for September to Date and Temps
Weather data shows no precipitation in the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today. September thus far records 27 inches of precipitation for the month to date, with 11.38 inches since the start of the year to September 11. High yesterday reached 80, low last night 37. A year ago temps were 56 at this time. Sunset 6.18 p.m., sunrise 5.53 a.m., moonrise 10.32 p.m., moonset 12.50 p.m. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac were reported clear at respective sites.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Ferry Gay Herbert R O Conor to be ready early 1947
Baltimore reports State Roads Commission chair says the new ferry Gay Herbert R O Conor should enter service by early 1947 with engines delivered by November first and six weeks of completion thereafter. The ship was launched May 7 at the Maryland Drydeck yards. Meanwhile a Nauvoo street parade ends in tragedy as Earl Golden and his brother Martin Golden collapse and die within minutes from heart disease.
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Baltimore
Robert M. Reindollar
State Roads Commission
Herbert R. O'Conor
Reindollar
Maryland
Martin ‘Golden
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