Fate of Formosa echoes US stance on Red Chinese attacks
Analysis notes unclear Washington policy toward Red Chinese strikes on Quemoy and Little Quemoy near Formosa. U S aid may be limited to logistics. invasion risk hinges on US response. Also reports condemnation suit for Baltimore National Pike land and obituary for Dr Adele France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Formosa
U. S
J Ampy
Reds
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Chiang Kai- Shek
United States
Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
Fifty Years Ago Hiems From The News Sept 17 1904
Fifty years ago reports from the News column note Ezra L. Cramer Jr selling a 193 acre farm between Walkersville and Mt Pleasant to Clayton Zimmerman for 14946 dollars. B M Morgan of Myersville reports a peach orchard shipment of over 3000 bushels. Thurmont National Bank directors elect Col John R Rouzer to fill a vacancy. A mob of about 200 Italians from Harrisburg work on the Myersville trolley line aiming to finish by October. Republicans organize a Roosevelt Fairbanks Pearre Club with 100 members, D Charles Wine brewer elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra L. Cramer, JR
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
Clayton S. Zimmerman
B. M. Morgan
Myersville
Thurmont National Bank
John R. Rouzer
Samuel M. Birely
Harrisburg
Roosevelt, Fairbanks and Pearre
D. Charles Winebrewer
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Flood waters from heavy rain inundated Frederick and surrounding counties causing blocked highways and a freight train wreck. Four inches of rainfall in 24 hours swelled the Monocacy and Route 15 near Hansonville flooded. The September term of Circuit Court opened with Thomas L. Zimmerman as grand jury foreman and a tribute paid to late Judge Worthington. A Langley Field plane piloted by a lieutenant to Langley may have stopped at Frederick Airport. cadet George R. Hargis was aboard en route to Langley. The Junior Drum Corps and ladies auxiliary won three prizes at the Eastern fire chiefs convention parade in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Liberty Road
New Market
Route 15
Hansonville
QF Circuit Court
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Glenn H. Worthington
Langley Field
Cleveland
George R. Hargis
North Market Street
Hargis
Eastern Fire
Hagerstown
Deaths in Frederick area include five year old boy and two elderly women
Death notices report Jeffrey Davis of Valencia Pa dying after noon at Tiphahato school near Ft Ritchie aged five. The boy born in Rochester NY is the son of Warren and Elizabeth Davis and to be buried in Riverside Cemetery Rochester. Carrie C Bell of Braddock Heights aged 74 died after nine weeks illness at Vindobona Convalescent Home. She leaves a son Sgt Charles F Bell and siblings. Funeral arrangements are pending at 241 Washington St. Also reported are the deaths of Mary Clifton McKimmey aged 6 and Harry Clifton McKimmey, both of Lovettsville area. Mary was a retired farmer, burial in Union Cemetery Lovettsville. Harry was a former farmer with services at Lovettsville funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Davis
Valenica
Tiphahato School
Ft. Ritchie
Rochester
Warren
Elizabeth Walter Davis
Hedge
Riverside Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Carrie C. Bell
Washington St
G. Frank Bell
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Bell
Fredenck County
Hanson
Annie E. Burton Spurrier
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Charles F. Bell
Roscoe Spurrier
LeRoy Hake
Richard Creager
Harvey Spurrier
Frederick
Roland Spurrier
Walkersvile
East Patrick St
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. EB. Cline and Son
Harry Clifton McKimmey
Clifton M McKimmey
Lavettsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William
Isabel Beamer McKimmey
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Ralph Stine
Wiliam McKimmey
Oxon Hill
Percy McKimmey
Lovettsville
Donna Stine
Henry George
Blanche
Teresa
Pearl McKimmey
Washington
Roy McKimmey
Farmington
Mich
W. A. Wade
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Funeral Services for Mrs Emma Kate Worman Held at Residence
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Kate Worman of 28 East Third Street were held at the late residence at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev Paul Altharten and Bar Deane L G Kieffer officiating. Pallbearers named were Walter Sinn, Joseph Worster, Guy Nusz, Robert Leichert, Douglas Zimmerman and George Houck Jr. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Harry E Carty Co. funeral directors handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kate Worman
East Third Street
Paul Altharten
Bar Deane L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Walter Sinn
Joseph Worster
Guy Nusz
Robert Leichert
Douglas Zimmerman
George Houck Jr
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Harry E. Carty Co
Art Club Opens Season With Travel Talks
Frederick Art Club hosted its first meeting of the season at the Willards home on North Market Street. About 50 members attended a lawn picnic supper as Mrs. Willard outlined plans to study Spanish and French art. Miss Hattie Willet spoke on a circular U S tour including St Paul Minneapolis Yellowstone Seattle Yosemite and the Grand Canyon. Mrs Clary presented slides from a two month Alaska and Vancouver trip covering 11009 miles by auto and boat with highlights over the Black Hills Yukon Puget Sound and the Sacramento River route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART Club
Frederick Art Club
Roger H. Willard
North Market Street
Grand Canyon
Puget Sound and Scenic
Sacramento River
Engagement Announced for Betty Biser and Bayard Rosencrantz
Mr and Mrs Irving M Biser announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Leona Biser to Bayard Burlin Rosencrantz son of Mrs St Moselle B Rosencrantz near Urbana and the late Paul B Rosencrantz Betty is Frederick High School class of 1952 graduate and works in the Sears Credit Department Rosencrantz is a Frederick High School graduate and foreman at M J Grove Lime Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scholl Hersperger
College Avenue
Helen Barbara
E. Paul Magaha, Jr
E. Paul Magaha
Dill Avenue
Miss Hersperger
Northfield School For Girls
East
Northfield
Mass
Syracuse University
Mr. Magaha
Frederick High School
Campus Party Fashion Show at Saint Joseph College
Lois Lipps will model in the Fourth Annual Campus Party Fashion Show at Saint Joseph College tomorrow afternoon. The event, sponsored by Frederick Alumni, supports the Sesquicentennial Development fund with Miss Patricia McCaffrey as chairman. Features include fashions by Town and Country Shop, hats from Snyder's Hat Shop, a treasure hunt auction, bridge and tea, door prizes, and a bake sale.
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Ee Aig
Lois Lipps
J. Allan Lipps
Dil
Avenue
Saint Joseph College
Alumniae
Frederick
Patricia McCaffrey
Shooks
Town
Fredenck
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Sesaui- | Centennial Development Fund
Town and Country Shop
East Church Street
Mary Beaty Snider
Snyder's Hat Shop
Few Weatherships Still Available
The Frederick Camminiy Concert Association reports strong interest as memberships near selling out. Mrs Donald Leatherman, membership chairman, notes only a few memberships remain before the final day at association headquarters. Charles Baerly, president, cites demand for good music in Frederick and nearby towns. Two announced concerts include the National Symphony with Howard Witchell and the Angelaires harp quintet. A final update will follow the campaign close Saturday. Wheat prices are listed at $9.00 and barley at $1.00 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck Camminiy
Donald Leatherman
Association
Charles Baerly
Frederick
National Symphony
Howard Witchell
Angelaires
Hood Club Dinner Planned For October 28 At Key Hotel
Frederick Hood Club executive board selects Thursday October 23 as dinner date at Francis Scott Key Hotel with a social half hour on the mezzanine and dinner at seven in the hotel ballroom Dinner chairman is Mrs Mary Filler Allen decorations by Mrs J Walker Carty Head club president Mrs Paul I Payne. The article also notes Zonta Club entertaining at a garden party and various social events and visits.
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Zonta Club
Elizabeth Speilman
Frederick Zonta Club
Kensington
Mary Ott
Frederick
Kensvigion
Ken Hersperger
Philadelphia
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Optimist Club Weekly Meeting Highlights Local Pest Firm
At the Optimist Club gathering at Southern Restaurant, Lionel Sellman of Vogel-Hitt Inc spoke on pest control. The firm, based in New York City with 22 branches and 28 years in business, works with National Pest Control Association and U.S. Department of Agriculture. Next week, Victor Hill of Vocational Rehabilitation will speak. Optimist Night planned for Orioles vs Tigers at Baltimore Memorial Stadium. pins awarded and a free meal won by Lloyd Stup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Southern
Lionel Sellman
Hagerstown
Vogel-Hitt, Inc
Vogel-Ritt
New York City
National Pest Control Association
Reading
U. S. Department of Agriculture
William C. Hill
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
Harry Patton
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Tigers
Harry Lease
Johnny Zufall
Lloyd Stup
Johnny Grice
Local Residents In And Out Of Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs. Carl D Shores of 401 East Patrick street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for observation and treatment. John Plunkard near the city entered University Hospital Baltimore for surgery. Harold B Duvall of Clarke Place is convalescing at home after a stay at University Hospital Baltimore and is reported to be improving. Linda Ann Keilholtz seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Glen Keilholtz Motter Place fell at Staley Park Wednesday evening fracturing the large bone in her left wrist. The fracture was reduced at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Linda is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Shores
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Plunkard
University Hospital
Baltimore
Haroldb. Duvall
Clarke Place
University Hospital, Baltimore
Linda Ann Keilholtz
W. Glen Keilholtz
Motter Place
Staley Park
Linda
Two Countians Die of Skull Fractures
Two Frederick County deaths from skull injuries occurred in separate accidents. Emmitsburg man Harry Miller 31 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall in the Emmitsburg VFW club. the medical examiner ruled accidental death. Thurmont boy Paul Adolph Gardner II 11 died at the hospital from skull and chest injuries after being struck by a car on Woodside Avenue near his home. driver Margaret Henning identified, investigation ongoing. Funeral arrangements announced for Gardner with services at a Thurmont funeral home.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry Miller
VFW
H. J. Brown
Miller
Paul Adolph Gardner II
Woodside Avenue
Brown
Young Gardner
Frederick
Edwin C. Creeger Jr
American Legion
Margaret Janet Henning
East Main Street
Gardner Boy
Henning
Gardner
Paul Gardner III
Paul A. Jr
Viola Davis Gardner
Diana
Sally
William Davis
Glen Burnie
Paul A. Gardner
Sabillisville
St. Anthony’s
Meadowridge Memorial Park
Baltimore
MM. L Creager and Son
Pete Ielet Hite
Court News Faces and Names in Licenses and Deeds
Court news lists marriage licenses for James E. Johnson and Joyce M. Raush both Marmet W Va and several other couples with ages. It also reports property deeds transferring parcels from Wilbur C Hargett to Catoctin Estates Inc for 1.00 and other transfers totaling amounts such as 10 310 510 and 10 in county and city records with multiple spouses named.
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James E. Johnson
Joyce M. Raush
Marmet
W. Va
John A. Main Jr
Frederick
Barbara R. Smith
New Market
Arthur T. James
Danville
Laura V. Gilley
Middletown
Guy G. Cunningham
Brunswick
Rosalie L. Hawes
Knoxville
Rudolph A. DiGiacinto
Baltimore
Esther Jane Martin
Emmittsburg
Wilbur C. Hargett
Catoctin Estates Inc
Mary M. Koontz
C. Benjamin Long
Charles F. Stauter
Leo P. Tremblay
Brosius Homte Corp
Norman “M. Stonesifer
Mothers Class Meets at Old Chapel in Busy Meeting
The Mothers class of Evan gelical Lutheran church held a covered dish supper at the Old Chapel with 31 members and one guest. Elections named Rosailie Rudy president and Mary Alice Marks vice president, Agnes Kaempf secretary, Sara Stup treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
Glenna Deterding
Rosailie Rudy
Mary Alice Marks
Agnes Kaempf
Sara Stup
Kay Fagan
Rudy
Fagan
Lois Jean Norwood
Kaempf
Stup
Old Braddock
Ruth Himes
Jane Fagan
Agnes Alexander
Repudiation of Eisenhower Administration Is Likely
President Eisenhower faces likely repudiation in the coming elections as voters grow skeptical over party harmony, with a landslide risk in the House and Senate. The article notes internal party strife, GOP apathy, and the need for a strong presidential push to unify supporters before November.
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Eisenhower
David Lawrence Washington
America
Truman
Republican Party
McCarthy
Maine
House
Senate
Nixon
Martin
Sherman Adams
Denver
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Congress
Alose
Watkins Committee
Republican Plate
Hisenhower
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State Roads Commission
Edward D. E. Rollins
E. Austin James
Lawrence Brightful
Mary F. Thomas
Baltimore National Pike
New Market District
France
Adele France
St. Marys Seminary
St. Mary's City
Catonsville
the News
Fred A. Browning
Frederick Memorial Park
Mary Martha Fritz
Mars Martha Fritz
Edgewood
Arthur Thompson
Sterling Crawmer
Walter Herman
Pipe Creek
D. D. Harizler and Sons
Mr Shasta
Willard
Robert Clapp
Lowie Doty
Mars Rhoads
Edith Willer
Florence Tigenhrode
Neu
Helen Smut
Virginia Garst
Ernestine, Page
Sue Cornwell
Barbara Knill
Nancy Stup
Miss Page
Miss Garst
Gilmore Garst
Pam Coblentz
Kieffer Coblentz
Garst
Janice Coblentz
John Garst
Mary Wilhide
Louise Bratt
Frances Rice
Marlene Hartman
Faye Conrad
Nita Dane
Edna Knill
Everett Morris
Paul Coblentz
C. Edward Keefer
West Patrick Street
Niagara Falls
Canada
New England States
Gabriela Krebs
Switzerland
Upper Montclair
N. J
Diana Schnauffer
Patrick A T Eshate
Parrana
Schnauffer
Miss Krebs
Miss Schnauffer
Colby College
Waterville
Raymond Loun
Kemptown
Harold
Clyde Culler
Mary
Dale
Jimmy Culler
Roland Culler
Jeanne
Joanne
Nancy
Richard
David Culler
Janice Shaff
Paul Culler
Wayne Lee Culler
Kenneth Fry
Karen Sue Fry
Samuel Wahl
Charles Angleberger
Cindy Angleberger
Sterling Barker
David
Samuel Sheppard
Bernard
Jack Cordell
Lloyd Emsweiler
Carl Hubble
Harold Mullinix
Wayne
Kenneth
Roland Reeder
Rudell Brandenburg
Jack Culler
Hazel Pearl
William Watkins
Arden Mullinix
Janet Day
Barbara Ann Day
Edith Mullinix
William Crum
Betty Jane Crum
Richard Clark
Robert, Browning
Pincake Browning
Roland
Allen
Patsy Loun
Adrian McCardell
Norfolk, Va
Mr. McCardell
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
Crawford Swomiey
Charles Beats
Oflameville
Mr Beats
St. Loui
Piedmont
Samuel W. Barrick
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Charles H Kehne
Buckerstown
Young Democrats
Ocean City
Paul W. Dean
Bermuda
Paul L. Cram
Charles C. Crum
Charles
Joseph F. Harrison
Caribou
Harrison
Coran
Buxton
Patsy Corun
Alonzo W. Corun
Roger Buxton
Walter B. Buxton
Jefferson Evangelical
Potomac Edison Company
Arthur House
Robert Sigler
Lee House
Eldon Hall
Lindbergh Avenue
Charles B. Karn
J. W. Stickney
Chester F. Tucker
Annapotlis
Edward F. Tucker
Tyson
Eltwood Winebolt
George Winebolt
Missoula
Montana
University
Carol Gross
Charles A. Gross
St. Mary's Junior College
St. Mary’s City
Guy O. Barker
Wendell M
Mary Jane Stewart
Yuma
Arizona
Hilleary C. Rockwell, Jr
H. C. Rockwell
Eastern Junior High School
Old Bladensburg Road
Franklin Avenue
Silver Spring
Rockwell
Brunswick High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
Rebecca Guyton
Bur- Aiulsvlue
Alla Vane Swank
Muddletown
Cultural Travel Foundation
New York
Guyton
Garland
Huntingdon
Juniata College
Merhie Morgan
George W. Kolb
Indianapolis
Ind
Rathkamp Matchcover Society
Hotel Severin
Court News
Pauline E Exerhart
Russell A. Dudrow
Bernice
Annapolis
Maryland
Delaware
FBI
D. K. Brown
Cuuwer
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