Mrs Martin wed in Emmitsburg in sunny Sunday ceremony
Miss Esther Jane Martin of Emmitsburg wed Rudolph Anthony DiGiacinto of Baltimore in the Evangelical and Reformed church Emmitsburg. The ceremony featured a white asters and palm altar and music by Theresa Cascheds. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried a white Bible lilies. They plan a south honeymoon and will live at 6226 Belair Road Baltimore. The bride is a nursing instructor at Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing. The groom is a Baltimore building contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jane Martin
Baltimore
D. Nevin Martin
Emmitsburg
Rudolph Anthony DiGiacinto
Frank DiGiacinto
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edmund P. Welker
E. L. Higbee
Helen E. Martin
Norman Grabner
Kathleen Gipprich
Armando Luzzi
Frank A. Adams, Jr
Frank Deitzel
Gloria Jean DiGiacinto
Edith Louise Martin
Charles J. Rowe Annex
VFW
South
Belair Road
For
Mitsburg
Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing
University of Maryland
DiGiacinto
St. Leo's School
Mt. St. Joseph's
Water Use Question: How Much Do We Really Use?
A conservation note explains daily water use from household activities to farming. It estimates personal use far exceeds a single gallon, with totals around 1300 gallons when including production of food and goods. It cites Ohio soil moisture studies showing conservation-treated land absorbs more rain, reducing runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fall Classes In Mother-Baby Care
Local Red Cross chapter members plan fall Mother-Baby care classes and seek interested persons to contact the West Second Street office this week. Qualified professionals will teach the course open to all interested, with class size and timing set after interest is tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
West Second Street
Ernest Berger
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Seventy Maryland Retail Liquor Dealers League delegates from Baltimore arrive for their annual convention. German stein badge gag displayed. Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph stamps poles to meet city ordinance. Daughters of the American Revolution to resume meetings September 28 at Miss Willie Ritchie’s home. Preparations for unveiling the far to the sake first repudiated the British Stamp Act begin. Chapel Alley widening leads to old St John’s Catholic church cornerstone being dug up. Alley will be widened to 25 feet ten inches with brick sidewalk along the novitiate property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Retail Liquor Dealers League
Frederick County
Chapel Alley
Simpson
St. John’s Catholic
Twenty Years Ago In The News Highlights Sept 21 1934
Twenty Years Ago items from The News note five Washington residents injured when a sedan returning to the capital after an entertainment at a local center left Buckeystown road, struck a telephone pole and overturned near Lime Kiln crossing on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The New Republican County Central committee convened at the M C A auditorium electing E Austin James as chairman Estee Brentz as vice chairman Omer H Keefer as secretary and Lt Col Elmer F Munshower as treasurer. Slight improvement reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital for Tra go Brust son of Mr and Mrs A T Brust who had been critically ill. A Frederick Citizens group urged Maryland Relief Administrator Harry Weinstein to confer regarding the local transient center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Buckeystown Road
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Republican County Central Committee
E Austin James
Estee Brentz
Omer H. Keefer
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Trago Brust
A. T. Brust
Obituary notices from Frederick area funeral services
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Virginia Myers of Granite Balti more county will be Thursday afternoon at 2 from the funeral home on 106 East Church street with interment in Mt. Olivet. Other services include Harry F. Milter 31 buried at St Joseph Cemetery Emmitsburg with pallbearers Regis Miller Donald Miller Patrick Ker Francis Con Bernard Miller and Francis Lattle. Mrs. Grace Eigenbrode Warren buried at Keys ville Lutheran Church with interment in Keys ville cemetery. Carrie C. Bell died Thursday. services at East Patrick Street funeral home with many Frederick police in attendance. Franklin L. Climt Somade to be buried Mount Olivet. Paul A Gardner Jr. honored in Thurmont service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Virginia Myers
Granite
Baltimore County
East Church Street
Themis
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchinson and Son
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Harry F. Milter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Sullivan
New St. Joseph Cemetery
Regis Miller
Donald Miller
Patrick Ker
Francis Con
Bernard Miller
Francis Lattle
L. Allisan
Grace Eigenbrode Warren
Keys+ville Lutheran Church
Warren
Sheldon £. Shearer
Kerysville
Dixon Yaste
Rargely
Keysville
Guy Green
John Hyde
Upton Austin
Walter Hilterbrick
Harry Clahaugh
Lloyd Wilhide
D. D. Wartzler
Carrie
C. Bell
East Patrick Street
Edward
Godses
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick
John Dudash
Hebert
Schroeder
Donald B. Rere
William McK. Roost
Walker Zimmerman
Richard T. Brachey
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Cline Ant Son
Franklin L. Climt Somade
Li East Church Street
Aelock
Mount Olivet
Cemeters
M. R. Etchison
Funeral Services for T Bramwell Magaha
Funeral services for T Bramwell Magaha of 198 West 12th street were held at 106 East Church street. Edward J Godsey pastor of Calvary Methodist Church assisted by Rev Dr J Franklin Haas and other clergy conducted the rites. Masonic and floral tributes were present with pallbearers from Columbia Lodge 58. Interment followed at Frederick Memorial Park with M R Etchison and Son directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bramwell Magaha
West 12Th Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral
East Church Street
Edward J.godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
J.franklin Haas
Walter C. Wolfe
Salvation Army of
Baltimore
James Osterlinger
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Irving T. Cecil
Claude S. Ridenour
Masonic Lodge
Doyle W. Carr
Mehr
F. Wachter
John W. Morgan
Richard H. Wallace
Amos H. Elliott
Thomas J. Crum
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Deaths toll for Geneva ailing wife of Myron W Randall
Mrs Lettie Randall wife of Myron W Randall of Geneva Ohio died at Geneva Hospital Monday night after an operation weeks earlier She is survived by her husband two sons Myron W of Towson Md and Dale at home and three grandchildren Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Myron W Randall of Towson formerly Miss Frances Ann Delaplaine of this city to Geneva for illness coverage The report also records the death of Lewis Crawmer 71 formerly of Covers Corner who died at Emergency Hospital after two weeks illness Born June 11 1883 in Frederick County he was a former employee at Maryland Drydock Shipyard in Baltimore His body rests at New Windsor funeral home with services planned Wednesday at 1 pm Rev Lewis Robson to officiate The interment will be in Winters Cemetery near New Windsor Friends may call this evening The obituary also lists Frank William Byers 61 of Martinsburg who died after a one week illness Surviving relatives include wife one daughter two sisters three stepchildren and a U S Army sergeant in Korea The body may be viewed at 24 W All Saints St after 6 pm today Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev W J Snowden officiating Interment in Fairview Cemetery C E Licks II funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron W. Randall
Lettie Randall
Geneva
Ohio
Geneva Hospital
Myron W
Towson
Dale
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Lewis Crawmer Lewis *Crawmer
Covers Corner
Frederick County
James and
Annie Nussbaum Crawmer
Unmatman
Bie
Lewis Robson
Winters Cemetery
New Windsor
Frank W. Byers
Frank William Byers
Martine Byers
Carver' Apts
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Tan
Dorothy Byers
Charlottesville
Carrie Shelton
Alice Neal
Washington
Anna Mae Brown
York Pa
Lester Edward Duvall
Frederick
Charles Edward Duvall
U. S. Army
Korea
W. All Saints St
Funeral Home
W. J. Snowden
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Licks HI
Van Kleffens to Head United Nations Assembly
Dutch diplomat Van Kleffens, with 35 years in international affairs, chosen to head the ninth United Nations General Assembly as Prince Wan Waithayakon withdraws. No rival remain. Van Kleffens has strong LOS support and began backing while visiting here last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
IPA
General Assembly
Belen Nivo-laas van Kielfens
Prince Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
van Klietjens
Netherlands
Portugal
Merger Study Probes Bethlehem Youngstown Steel Plans
Washington reports a contested plan to merge Bethlehem and Youngstown Steel faces opposition from the Justice Department. If approved, the combined entity would rival U S Steel with about 65 million tons of annual capacity, reshaping competition, pricing, and national industry structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Bethlehem
Youngstown Steel
Department of Justice
Brownell
Denver
Eisenhower
T 6
Department
U.S. Steel Corporation
America
Supreme Court of the United States
Congressional Investigating Committee
Emmanuel Celler
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Youngstown
U.S
Impor
Tance
Sell-Out Marks Campaign of Community Concert Assn
Frederick High School auditorium sold out as the Frederick Community Concert Association completed a record campaign. A larger artist budget enables a fifth concert this season, expanding from three or four per year and creating a waiting list for membership. New directors were elected, and president Byerly praised volunteers and the renewed demand for quality music in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Frederick Community Concert Association
YMCA
Charles Brerly, Jr
Capaciy
Frederick
H. Albert Dean
Wilson
Hanes
Harold Welch
Community Concerts
New York
The
Concert Association
Robert E Clapp
MM. J. Croghan
George B. Douglas
Meredith Mackley
Helen Shafer
Middletown
Clapp
Croghan
Douglas
Byerly
Dressen expected to return to major league managing
Los Angeles reports indicate Charlie Dressen, 55, with 35 years in baseball, is near a major league managerial post for 1955. Dressen, whose Oakland Oaks finished third in the PCL pennant race, said he has received feelers from major clubs and plans to announce after the World Series. He previously managed Brooklyn from 1931 to 1953 and led pennants in the last decade. He will fly to New York tomorrow to meet his prospective bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Oakland
Los Angeles Examiner
Brooklyn
Oaklands
The
Examiner
New York
Child Killed By Automobile In Barnesville
Five year old Eugene L. Johnson Jr. died after running into a Ford automobile on the main street of Beallsville near his home. The driver Woodrow Wilson Bowers was not charged as police ruled no criminal liability. The boy, pronounced dead on arrival at Frederick Memorial Hospital, left parents Eugene and Mrs Johnson and sister Linda, with grandparents in Silver Spring and Hyattstown. Funeral services are planned at the Dickerson Methodist Church with Monocacy Cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Eugene L. Johnson Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County Fire Department
Beaillsville
Montgomery
H. F. Bean
F. Pearson
Woodrow Wilson Bowers
RFD
Frederick
Bowers
Eugene Johnson Sr
Linda
Barnesville-Dickerson Road
Johnson
Montgomery County
Gilbert Roberson
Silver Spring
J. M. Johnson
Hyattstown
Dickerson Methodist
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Detrick Navy Corpsman dies in Pennsylvania wreck
Horace Waylan Lane known as Rocky a Navy corpsman stationed at Camp Detrick died after a head on collision near St Marys Pennsylvania while on leave to visit home. He was taken to St Marys Hospital where he died about 10 am Saturday after the 2 am accident near St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wa
Rocky) Lane
Camp Detrick
Naval
Pennsylvania
Navy
Migny Ticide de Tieden
Rocky
Lane
Erie
Camp Detrick Pro
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hospital
Crops Move To Maturity in Maryland and Delaware
Crops progressed toward maturity last week as Maryland and Delaware farmers prepared for fall seedings. About 40 percent of corn matured and nearly half the soybean crop yellowed. Soil dryness ranged from 60 percent dry to 25 percent very dry, with pasture, hay seedings complete and rye growing. Harvest of fall apples was in full swing and rains from Edna and lighter showers in September affected totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland-Delaware
Marsland
Dear Miss Dix Advice Columns on Love and Marriage
Dor othy Dix responds to letters from readers about heartbreak and unwise romance. A 31 year old woman seeks happiness while supporting an elderly family, and Dix urges self respect, better pay, and new social contacts to move on from a dishonest suitor. Other letters advise reconnecting with a distant younger admirer and evaluating marriages with frank, practical steps. A community note covers a Frederick County Parents group meeting on teacher certification and education laws with Milson Raver as guest.
Local residents return from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs Desse Mr Valentine Adama College Parkway has returned to his home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a medical patient for the past two weeks Mr Louis N Cole Sr who recently underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital has returned to his home near Poplar Terrace Mr Ross H Warrenfeltz near Charlesville has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital Mr James Shaff Sr Feagaville was a patient at University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desse
Valentine Adama
College Parkway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louis N. Cole Sr
Poplar Terrace
Ross H. Warrenfeltz
Charlesville
James Shaff Sr
Feagaville
University Hospital
Baltimore
Births and Obituaries in Clifton and Frederick
Mrs Forbes H Burgess near Clifton announces birth of their fifth child a daughter Louise Lyon born early today at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Arthur Myers West College Terrace returns home after weekend in Atlantic City. Edward Shriner and Bernard Davis Sr Rockwell Terrace spent weekend in Atlantic City as Marlboro Blenheim guests. Francis F E Moser Myersville announces seventh child Frances Dianne a 15 oz daughter born Sept 16 at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Moser formerly Grace Leatherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Terrace
Atlantic ‘City
Marlboro Blenheim
Francis FE. Moser
Myersville
Frances Dianne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Moser
Grace Leatherman
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Monocacy Inn
David Biddinger
Seneca
Westminster
Libertytown
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Benton
Mass
the News
Harry Greenstein
Paul A. Gardner Jr
Thurmont
Bernard A. Jennings
Eddie Swear
Dr. van Aleffens
U. N. Assembly
York
Brooklyn South
Thomas Wasokowski
Kings County
Samuel S Lemons
Wysokowski
Thomas Condon
Gas House Price Bridge
Potomar
Knoxville
Ingen
Ross Smith
W. Barker
Richard Fryanver
Parl Tartle Oy
Donald Valentine
Meadowridge Memorial Park Cemetery
ML. Creager and Son
London
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Nakeats
Frederck
Donald E. Leatherman
Leatherman
Curtis B. Thorne
John D Ramaler
George B. Douglas, Jr
National Symphony
Angelaires Harp
Detrick Man
Mary M. Waters
South Market Street
LeRoy Lowell
Olivia W. Martz
Ethel W. Castle
Emmett R. Bowlus
Holden S. Felton
Raymond L. Kelly
Millersville
NEA
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Roger
Stella C
Sam
Cupid
Linda F
Bell Syndicate
Parents
Parents Committee For Better Education
Evert Champlin
Rosemont Avenue
Milson Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
Seuer
Webster
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