Fifty Years Ago News Columns September 18 1903 and 1958
Marriages and obituaries headline a Montvale wedding of Elizabeth Ann Hardy and Henry Clay Butcher at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with a full ceremony. A Parkville man, Lan jDieces, dies after touching a high voltage line. The page lists multiple funeral services for Hamilton Alexander, John F. Cooper, Miss Mary Ellen Haines, Otis L. Watkins, and others with details on venues, clergy, pallbearers, and interment sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Hardy
Stanton M. Hardy
Montvale
X. J
Henry Clay Butcher
Henry C. Butcher
West Newton
Mass
Mr. Butcher
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. Wayne Schwab
Paris Simms
Weil
Phylis Horner
Princess Anne
Robert F. Kelley
Waltham
Lindz Brumbaugh
Sandra
Lewis
Hamilton Alexander
West Third Street
Nome
East Church Street
Charles A. Price
Paswr
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Wooldshed
Frank A. Rosenberger
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Ellis C. Wachter
Roger Hildebrand
Robert Burall
Ira Houck
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsdora
M. RB. Exchison and Son
Mary ‘Ellen Haines
New Windsor
D. C. Gartzler and Sons
Harris Walters
Ragan ‘Erb
Paul Copenhaver
Howell
Lovell
James Lantz
Cassell Roopf
Vernon Hardenham
Presbyteria
Otis IL Watkins
Browningsville
Bethesda Methodist Church
Bayden L. Sparks
Roger W. Burdette
J. Norman Burdette
John L King
Elsworth King
J. Roeland Ward
Ray M. Warthins
Olin L. Aldesworth
American Families Not Anxious To Leave
American servicemen families on war threatened Formosa appear not to want evacuation. A US command spokesman said no military dependents have requested evacuation. About 6 000 wives and children had been authorized to return home under a voluntary evacuation plan, with some desiring to leave. Field Marshal Me John Usher Markell turns 85 Friday. Viscount Montgomery ends his city visit. he died in Chester. The desert warrior of World War II, deputy allied NATO commander in Europe, prepares to retire and fly home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappel
John J
Doc
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Arthur Trail
George ML. Grushon
Raymond G. Ford
East South Street
Normandy
NATO Iommander
Europe
Britain
Deaths in Frederick and Gardners area obituaries mixed
Death notices for Harry B. Kolb of Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 75 with survivors include a nephew in Brooklyn and grand-niece in Brooklyn. Funeral arrangements set at 1201 North Market Street with services at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also obituary for Ida Arbela Miller 68 of Gardners detailing family, church, and long-time employee status. private funeral Friday at Pillenturf funeral home with burial in Upper Bermudian Cemetery. multiple children and grandchildren listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry BR. Kolb
Harry HR. Kolb
Lewis Heary
Margaret Catherine Koli
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Uus
Frederics County
Lotus H Meazer
Brooklyn
Harry Ror Meazey
Suer Saris
Freres. Mealey
Brouxlyn
X. Y
All Saints Episcopal Church
The
Knights of Pythias
United Fire Company
North Market Street
Moun
Olver Cemetery
Dailey and Son
Charles F. Miller
Ida Arbela Miller
Charles F. Miler
Gardners
R.D
Myersville
John W. and
Elies Poole Kianaman
Upper
Bermudian Lutheran Church
C. H. Musselman Co
Ralph, Curtis
Jon W. Miller
Maurice
Paul
Mar Schoffstall
Frances
Emiet
Aspers
Ida Myers
Dillsburg
Laura Xni
Emer
Obe
Presiding War Powers: Presidents and Congressional Declarations
The piece argues presidents may act militarily under constitutional commander powers, with Congress endorsing or delaying declarations. It cites Roosevelt, Truman, Wilson, and Eisenhower as precedents, noting rapid action often precedes formal approval while UN or allied actions later frame legitimacy. It warns modern times favor swift executive moves when congressional consent is hard to obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Britain
Nazi Germany
United States
France
Truman
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Wilson
Congress
Germany
Eisenhower
Freed by Grand Jury in Charlies Town West Virginia
Miles Gue an antique dealer from Mr Airy was arrested in June on robbery charges in Charlies Town West Virginia and reported Wednesday that the grand jury there freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Gue
Airy
Charlies Town
W. Va
Sherman Adams Case One Of Strangest In Long Time
Twenty years ago in the News notes a swirl around Sherman Adams as a Senate probe tied to gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Eisenhower aides privately weigh whether Adams stays on amid Maine election fallout with the White House silent on the fate of Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Adams
Newport
Maine
Eisenhower
White House
Adams
Eleanore
Eisen’hower
Iin
Irving
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
Eisenhower Inter- Hagerty
Washington
James C. Hager
Fisenhower
Newport News
Hagerty
Frederick College Opens 145th Year Amid Strong Enrollment
A football team organized at a meeting in the city. The boys are enthusiastic and the first practice is set for Friday night in the gym. Frederick College held its 145th opening day with a large enrollment and Wilbur St. Jones serves as principal. Mr. Frank Dyer, who umpired many games at Athletic Park, will spend the winter in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Wilbur St. Jones
Frank Dyer
Hotel Braddock
Athletic Park
Washington
Mann Morris Wedding in Piney Plains Church
Natalie Gail Mann and Dwight Lewis Morris wed in a double ring ceremony at Piney Plains Methodist Church on August 23. Guests included Rosalie Mann and Harold Morris. couple plans to live in the city after a Virginia trip. Both are local educators. bride teaches at East Frederick Elementary, groom at Poolesville High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie V. Mann
Harold Morris
Randall Mann
Silver Spring
Donald M. Bowman
Hagerstown
Virginia
Natural Bridge
Flintstone High School
Frostburg State Teachers College
East Frederick
University of Maryland
Poolesville High School
Sick and hospitalized residents at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick are Mr Dorsey Shipley at Memorial Center in New York City awaiting surgery next week. Barbara and Ray Root returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after tonsil and adenoid removal. Several locals including John Hussong Thomas Keeney Mary Helen Locke Thomas Zimmerman Carroll Null Gustav Gulbrandsen Ronald Doody and others are listed as admitted for observation treatment or surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital with various dates and statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey , Shipley
Memorial Center
East 68Th Street
Nework City
Barbara
Ray
William Root
Adam Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John R. Hussong
Thomas Avenue
Thomas Keeney
Johnsville
Mary Helen (Bunpy) Locke
C. W. Locke
Middietown
Thomas Zimmerman
Perry Street
Martinsburs
W. Va
Carroll Null
Gustav Gulbrandsen
Walkersville
Ronald Eugene Doody
Ceres- Ville
John Hubbard
Rockville Pike
Rockville
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital logs births for Sept 1 to Sept 15 detailing families in Frederick and surrounding towns. Entries include first and third children, daughters and sons with full names and parental maiden names. Names cover Sherman Thompson Linton Parson Weddle Lee Sheetenhelm Cutsail Tatum Keeney Moon Paynter McSherry Dailey Watt Stine Keeney Lemaster Prime Jackson Otto Rice Routzahn Grassello Warrenfeltz Miller Biggus Monath Crouse Lowry and spouses across Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Septimber
Arthur Sherman
Commerce Sueet
Rebecca Kay
Sherman
Annabell Marcer
Frederick
Robert Thompson
Koeoxville
Timothy Dear
Thompson
Mize Loop
Baltimore
Charles Linton
Route 6
Westminster
John Robert
Linon
Irene Bower
Woodbine
Tow Parson
Brunswick
Vernice ¥ Voane
Parson
Yvonse Medley
Stephens City
Charles N. Weddle
Cutsail
Frances Hungerford
Sykesville
Robert E. Tatum
Jenkins Camp
Thurmont
Rose Lee
Tatum
Cory Mae
Mr. Airy
Debra Kay
Moon
Freda Baker
Mountain Lake Park
John R. Paynter
Darlene Ang
Doreen Lyn
Paynter
Kathleen Hobbs
James McSherry
East 2Nd
Suet
Ann Stuart
McSherry
Marian Macsherry
Robert E. Dailey, Jr
North Market Street
Douglas Alan
Dailey
Harriet Ross
Washington
John Watt
McAiry
Watt
Nancy Gessell
Clyde Stine
West Patrick Street
Ruby Atherta
Stine
Sarah Wood
Samuel Keeney
Woodsboro
Debra Mae
Keeney
Dorothy Harbaugh
Ror Lemaster
Route 1
Susan Lynette
le Master
Edith Woodson
Oak Hill
W. Va
Morton Prime
Stewart Manor
Susan Catherine
Prime
Caroline Zeigler
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Jackson
Carrollton Drive
Anne Leigh
Jackson
Ruth Lee
Kenneth Otto
Liberty Street
Robert Kenneth
Otto
Ann Dickensheets
Oakland
Richard Rice
Debra Lynn
Rice
Sallr Eyler
Fredérick Memorial Hospital
Stanley Routzahn
South Market Street
Dawn, Monsday
Routzahn
J Marlene Butkewich
Pennsylvania
John Grassello
Jefferson
Linda Marie
Grassello
Nancy Vincent
Steiphens City
Earl Warrenfeltz
Myersville
Earl Franklin Jr
Warrenfeltz
Edna Gilbert
Mountaindale
Wiliam Miller
Route 3
William Tucker
Miller
Peggy Tucker
Annapolis
Dedra Ann
Crouse
Alma Stwitlemyer
Tourmont
Jefferon Lowry
East 13Th Street
Maureen Catherine
Lowry
Mary Atkins
Louisiana
Frederick Memorial Hospital Admissions and Surgeries
Mrs Charles Magaha of 103 West Mth Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery on Monday and was operated on Tuesday. Mrs Carmiabell James of Rosemont Avenue entered on Monday for treatment. Three year old Thomas Martin of Union Bridge had tonsil removal on Wednesday at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Magaha
West Mth Street
Carmiabell James
Rosemont Avenue
Thomas Martin
Union Bridge
Homemaker Club Scenes Saudi Arabia Film Show
The Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club met Monday at Mrs Lucilie Copers home 221 South Market Street to view a film strip Saudis Arabia and discuss its facts The program covered oil output population and modernization notes with leadership from Mrs Austin Selly Mrs Edward McDevitt and Mrs Earlston Rothenhoefer The meeting opened with prayer and club songs The group planned charity contributions and noted guest Mrs Norman King Several members attended Civil Defense and lamp shade training while a Short Course report and committee appointments were announced A second item covered a Jug Bridge Club meeting featuring a Saudi Arabia film and a book review of Strange Lands and Friendly People
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MU Pleasant
Saudi Arabia
Mt. Pleasant
United States
Barl Kelly
Austin Kelly
Near East
Norman King
Victor Cullen Hospital
Edna Musser
Ira Hartman
William Delawter
Jesse Ramsburg
Robert Rhine
Winchester Hall
Edward McDevitt
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Ira ‘Hartman
Clarence Loch ‘Ner
Ramsburg
Kline
Robert Kline
Cooper
Walter Crum
Edna Masser
Jug Bridge Club
Saudia Arabia
Paul E. Main
Howard Maine
Tese
Ray Smith
William Douglas
Middle East
Homemakers Library
Clark Toms
Navy
Marine Corps
Paul Main
Carl Kina
Edgar Clingen
Charles Main
Bar Baker
Seingerer
Maryland
Charles V. Alain
Harry Hamilton
Allen Kniil
John Fisher
Crisis Speech Comments On Roger W Babsen BABSGX PARK
Mass political reaction to Eisenhower's crisis address focuses on Quemoy and Matsu. Readers note support from senators congressmen and business leaders, citing leadership resolve and potential naval action if China resists. Analysts say a strong stance could revive confidence and markets without domestic disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babsen
Babsgx Park
Mass
Eisenhower
Washington
Univer
Quemoy
Maisu Islands
China
Mao
United States
Korea
Federal Reserve
Notorious Case Heard At Maryland Parole Hearing
The Maryland Board of Parole and Probation allowed newsmen to cover Samuel E. Palumbo’s parole hearing amid renewed review of his case. Board Chairman Wallace Reidt gave no timing on a new decision. Palumbo, 27, was sentenced to life at 11 for attempted rape of a babysitter, later commuted to 20 years and paroled in 1955. He was acquitted of extortion and weapon possession in 1956, with the board contending parole violations. Palumbo has remained in custody since 1956 as the Court of Appeals reviews the revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Board of Parole and Probation
Samuel E. Palumbo
Wallace Reidt
Court of Appeals
Palumbo
Joseph S. Kainman
Four Made Orphans After Train Wreck
The Adams family of 13 Sailor's Way lost Mrs. Adams to cancer and saw editor James Adams among those missing after a Jersey Central train plunged into Newark Bay. Their four sons James Jr 15 Steven 11 and Kurt 8 became orphans. The husband had driven to catch an early train for his New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumson
Sailor’s Way
James Adams
Steven
Kurt
Adams
New York
Jersey Central Railroad
Newark Bay
Clergymen Elect Hall As Frederick County Ministerial Leader
Rev E William Hall was elected president of the Frederick County Ministerial Association at Calvary Methodist Church. Other officers include Rev Eugene Young as vice president, Rev R D Thompson as secretary, and Rev Albert Snyder as treasurer. Retiring president Rev Leo Strickler lauded for service. Plan discussed for UNICEF fundraiser trick or treat event and ministerial counseling at Frederick Memorial Hospital with praise for hospital staffer Mrs Exe Yingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Churches of the Brethren
United Christian Youth Movement
Haldoweep
Unicef
United Nations Organization
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Exe Yingling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rage Co
the News
John FE. Cooper
East Patrick St
E. William Hail
Calvary Methodist Church
Called Fire Co
Johnny Swamper Club
Uniteds
William E. Baker
Willam Robertson
Louis B. Marmon
Co. A
Richard L. Brown
Ernest M. Snyder
Albert S. Crummitt
Harry C. Lambright Jr
Jerry T. Neal
George E. Phebus
Charles Marman
Arthur Hoffman
Jesse Hossler
Martin Kanode
James Stockman
John Lone
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and
Soni
Montgomery
White Hall
Fredericksburg
King George County
Slusher
Pormeosac Strait
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of Maryland
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters
Boy Scout Organization of
Francis Scott Key
John W. Lebher
Ralph, Wachter
Left
Nowe Dame University
Oscar Ledfer
G. William Hain
South Bentz Street
Unionville Club
Singamore Methodist Church
Frederick Yost
Jacob Young
Kenneth Barker
John ‘D. Gaither
Everett ‘Garver
Marsinet
American Bar Association
ABA
Los Angeles
Calif
ABA House of Delegates
Richard E. Zimmerman
Coco Malowney Roper Redding
Conn
Core Maiounes Roper
Elmo Roper
Elmo B. Roper
Hebron
Neb
Ray Gregoire
Neice of
Ty Hamilton
Clergeymen
E. William Hall
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