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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1952

Page

2

The Semi-Weekly News and Trend From Gotham News

The newspaper discusses publication notes and corrections policies, then presents Trend From Gotham about New York City population changes through 1950. It notes overall migration leaving the city, a large 45 to 64 age group moving out, many children under four leaving, and a surplus of young adults 25 to 34 among entrants. The piece links this to suburban preferences, economic ties, and city opportunities.

New York City Planning Commission

North Market Street PTA Thanks Officials for School Project

The Parent-Teachers Association at North Market Street School expresses appreciation to County Commissioners A Grant Hooper and Robert R Rhoderick and Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt for favorable action on the Motter Avenue elementary school project. It credits them with addressing overcrowded classrooms and educational difficulties while praising wise investment in children. Signed by Mrs Edwin F Nikirk, President, Sept 12.

Parent-Teachers Association North Market Street A. Grant Hooper Robert R. Rhoderick Eugene W. Pruitt Motter Avenue Edwin F. Nikirk

Hagerstown High School Cited For Election Education

NEW YORK September 12 The Hagerstown Maryland high school cited as a model for civic participation. Students conducted a 252 person voter registration survey and learned why eligible voters do not register or vote. They also attended demonstrations of voting machines used in the county for the first time in May primaries.

New York Hagerstown Sre Teachers College of Columbia University Columbia

Annual College Benefit and Fashion Show Plan in Emmitsburg

The Emmitsburg Alumnae Chapter of Saint Joseph College plans a Saturday September 27 benefit event at Verdier Hall on the college campus. A fashion show by Hutzler Brothers features students and Baltimore alumnae modeling fall styles with proceeds aiding Saint Joseph College.

Emmitsburg Saint Joseph College Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Verdier

Trittpoe Shry Cordell Families Hold Reunion

The annual reunion of the Trittipoe Shry and Cordell families was held at Gambrill State Pack tea room on September 7 with about 100 descendants and guests attending. Gifts were presented to newborns Brenda Kaye WNickoies and Susan Elizabeth Brust, the youngest attendees were Mrs. Gussie Truttspoe and the couple married longest, and the Cordell family will host next year with Mrs. Francis Morrison in charge.

Gambrill State Pack Tea Room Brenda Kaye Wnickoies Albert Nicholes Susan Elizabeth Brust Hermann B Brust Gussie Truttspoe William Moxtey Cordell Francis Morrison Homer Barnes Gene. Caral James Barnes J. W. Shry Sadie Goss Berkley Pearson Tommy Joe Pearson William Moxley Kirke Lipper William Kolb Linda Janet Kolb Perry L. Trittipoe Benjamin Trittipoe Eddie Ann Trittipoe Fred Eyler Amos Ahalt Bernice Ronnie Ahalt Phillip G. Seeger Hermann B. Brust

Chief Main Talks Safety To Children At Legion Meeting

Chief of Police Charles V. Main spoke on safety to Junior American Legion Auxiliary members and parents at the Post home. He urged children to be cautious crossing streets and riding bicycles, noting officer presence. Commander Eduard A Crowther praised the group, and Mrs. Cornelia Rodock explained the Rodock Trophy for child welfare. Plans for the coming year were outlined by Mrs. Mary Holdcraft, with a buffet supper preced ing and a door prize won by Mrs. Helen Handley. The next meeting is set for September 25 to elect officers.

Charles V. Main American Legion Auxiliary Cornelia Rodock Department Rodock Hagerstown Kay Myers Mary Holdcraft Helen Handley

Nazi Threat Is Exploded as SRP Dissolves

Hanover September report says the Socialist Reich Party dissolves voluntarily fearing a ban. West German and Allied officials speculate the move may drive the group underground or prompt new formations. The SRP had Nazi style platform and had peaked in state parliaments but faced a pending constitutional suit.

Hanover Germany West Germany Socialist Reich Party SRP Hitler Fritz Heller East Germany Supreme Court Konrad Adenauer

Miners Policy Makers Meet With Lewis Today

Washington reports policy-makers of John L. Lewis United Mine Workers met in the nation’s capital amid a looming coal strike. Lewis negotiates with soft and hard coal producers as a 200 member policy committee convenes to review talks and plan potential actions. If no deals emerge, soft coal miners in the north could strike Sept. 22 and southern soft coal and Pennsylvania anthracite pits on Oct. 1.

Washington John L. Lewis Lewis Pennsylvania

New Market W S C Holds September Meeting at Home

Nine members and two guests attended the September meeting of the New Market Women’s Service Club at Mrs. Monroe Free’s home. The president led the devotional in the absence of the spiritual life chairman, with Scripture read by Mrs. Purdum and prayers by Rev. Kenneth Welliver.

Frederick Garden Club R. £. Youn Garden Club of Andrew G. Trunxal Sam W. Maples Robert L. Warfield William M. Holzapfel F. Earle Shriner Union Bridge New Market W. S. C Nwo New Market W. S.C. S Monroe Free Life Purdum Kenneth Welliver Nicodemus Free Alberto Welliver John Molesworth Calvary Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service R. Ames Hendrickson Wilbur Baker Russell Dudrow Millard Crum M. L. Summers Bessie Cooke Elgin Hemp Joseph Foraker E. R. Pearl Alden Boor Homer Miller Kelley Trawick Phyllis Stuckey

Dr Donald McIntyre Sets Up Practice in Charles Town

Dr Donald McIntyre, formerly of Harpers Ferry and a former Army medic, has leased the Conklyn house on East Washington Street in Charles Town and will soon open his medical practice there.

Charles Town W. Va Donald McIntyre Harpers Ferry Conklyn House East Washington Street McIntyre United States Army

Frederick County Registry Board Busy on Registration Day

On a busy Saturday the Frederick County Board of Registry saw heavy voter interest as registration nears the November presidential election. Officials note over 1,500 new registrations this year and remind that the deadline is October 4 at noon. Night registration hours are set September 16 22 27 and 29 to October 4, with day hours otherwise. Confusion in Brunswick over municipal vs state county registration is clarified. municipal books are separate from state and county records.

Frederick Count Board of Reg| Ig Calterise Registry Board Board of Registry Office Brunswick Frederick

Frederick Days Sales Planned By Local Retailers

Frederick merchants finalize a two day Frederick Days sale for October 17 and 18 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Girard W. Gallup chaired the Retail Division meeting and plans cover fall and winter needs across farm home family and auto goods with Santa visits and Christmas decorations in the weeks ahead.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce Francis Scott Key Frederick Girard W. Gallup Frederick Merchannts Santa Claus Santa Gallup

Fire at Libertytown area dairy barn destroys 40 cows

Four fire companies battled a mystery blaze at Elmer F Hoffman’s 40 cow frame and black barn near Libertytown. Loss exceeds 30000 dollars with hay, wheat, oats and barley burned, livestock mostly saved. Cause undetermined though a wire is suspected. Trooper Rouzee led investigation. Nearby farms and limited water supplies hampered firefighting efforts.

Libertytown Elmer F. Hoffman James Rouzee Wilson Hoffman Elmer Hoffman Frederick Peter Brashears Walkersville New Midway Volunteers Mt. Airy Company Luther Horine Woodsboro Elmer Heffman

Potomac River Bridge Substructure Contract Awarded

A contract for the substructure of the 20 span Potomac river bridge at Brunswick has been awarded to Bowers Construction Company of Raleigh North Carolina for 668 425 dollars. The bridge will be about 2425 feet long crossing the Potomac near the present site and above railroad tracks with several right of way acquisitions pending. State Roads Commission may issue a notice to proceed soon and no final negotiations are known to have concluded.

Brunswick Bowers Construction Company Raleigh N. C Bowers State Roads Commission Potomac Baltimore and Ohio

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