Senators Plan Public Hearings On Juvenile Delinquency
Washington reporters say a Senate subcommittee will hold hearings in about 20 key cities to probe juvenile delinquency. Cities listed include Washington Philadelphia Cleveland Baltimore Memphis with varying gang and drug addiction problems. First hearing is set for early November in Washington.
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Washington
United States
Sen. Hendrickson
Senate
D. C
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Memphis
Hendrickson
Acquittal and Conviction in Local Drunk Driving Case
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. acquitted George W. Clark of drunken and reckless driving after Clark, cited for passing on the right and skidding, was found guilty only of passing vehicles on the right. Clark, a Baltimore resident, paid $11.45 on the two charges, with testimony noting odor of alcohol and glazed eyes. Additional arrests and fines for traffic offenses, including speeding and license violations, were recorded, with several defendants cited by Trooper James Rouzee and Officer Bernard King.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Baltimore
People’s Night Court
George W. Clark
Whitmore’ Avenue
James Rouzee
Frederick
Clark
Rouzee
Bernard King
Breathedsville
Penal Farm
California
Frederick Zarage
Kink
Bernard Franklin Rippeen
Rt. 1
Ain Airy
Murray H. Fout
Maulsby A. Keyser
Urbana
Kerser
Melvin L. Summers
Walkersville
John W. Vanderan
Chambersburg
Charles Newberrs
Kenmore
SN. Y
A. G. Hedden
Franklin BD. Roberts
Ft Monmouth
Robert B. Wolfe
Mont Clare
W. Va
Wilford Wayne Jones
Kernesville
S.C
Nathan Dorsey
Teenage dance names leaders in Key Park event
A record crowd of 170 teenagers attended a Wednesday night dance at Key Park heldhouse. Bunkies was named beauty of the week with nominees Jean Pratt Char mite Roberts Cindy Kilby and ten. Crissie Kilby and Larry Brown won the spot dance prize donated by Mrs Mel sin Derr, with the event sponsored by the City Recreation Commission and chaperoned by Mrs W W Cortina.
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Bunkies
Key Park
Jean Pratt
Charmite Roberts
Cindy Kilby
Ten. Roof
Crissie Kilby
Larry Brown
Melsin Derr
City Recreation Commission
Mre
W. W. Cortina
Bolivar notes weekend visitors and family travel
Bolivar and surrounding towns report a weekend of visits and travel. Sadie Buckner spent the weekend in Bluemont, and many residents hosted relatives from Washington, Baltimore, Harpers Ferry, and Martinsburg. A birth is announced as Nancy Anne Sperry in Winchester. Nearby residents include Major Edgar Shenk on leave from New Mexico and a funeral for Russell Earnshaw in Keenysville.
Fourth annual Moxley descendants reunion at Montgomery Chapel
A large turnout in Clagettsville for the fourth annual Nehemiah Moxley descendants reunion at Montgomery Methodist Chapel. About 350 attended the luncheon and a 2 PM business meeting featured Historian John C. Boxley presenting family coat of arms prints. Prizes honored oldest and youngest attendees plus longest distance and longest married couple. officials re elected. Browningsville Band played in the afternoon.
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Clagettsville
Nehemiah Moxley
Montgomery Methodist Chapel
Leon Cage
Orlock
John C. Boxley
Pittsburgh
Bert Streaker
West Friendship
Robert Malcolm Wat J King
College Park
Mt. Airy
Crawford Moxley
Daniel
Hattie Moxley Bellison
Leona Buckingham
Baltimore
Carolyn Cloud
North Highlands
Calif
Walter Cline
Richard Arrington
Montravia
Cline
Daisy Moxley
Arrington
Dorothy Mae Moxley
Browningsville
Bolivar Area Folks Gather Around Local Homes
A crowded update lists visitors to Bolivar area homes from Lancaster to Frederick and Washington with Navy and Army links. Personal letters note son John Lee Mills in Norfolk bound for Cuba and later Europe, while Cpl Wayne Hoffman returns home from three years in Germany and France. Several trips to Silver Spring and Annapolis are recorded along with local shop and church community happenings.
Forest Grove Women’s Society of Christian Service Meeting
The Forest Grove Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the church on Friday September 10. Mrs. William Nolb presided as president. Mrs. Louise Winn led worship with Scripture from St Luke and several hymns. Mrs. Marjorie Happ introduced the year’s theme Sower Went Forth. Eleven members answered roll call. a Bible verse was shared. A sunshine prize won by Mr. George Wilt. A committee was formed to plan a visit to homes aided by the Methodist Church in Washington. The meeting closed with prayer and benediction. The next gathering will be Friday October 2 at 6 30 p.m at the church with refreshments served by Mrs. George Wilt and Mrs. Logie Wilt.
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Forest Grove W
Grove Womens Society of Christian Service
S Vm
Witliam Xolb
Louise Wimn
Leke
Marjorie Happ
Jimmy Ruchette
George Wilt
Washinaton
Methodist Church
Thor Damthes
Logie Wilt
Unsstructors Win Awards at Poultry Science Meeting
Dr. Gerald F. Combs nutrition specialist at University of Maryland and Dr. Henry W. Garren who earned a PhD from the poultry department were honored as top research workers at the Poultry Science Association annual meeting in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Gerald F. Combs
Poultry Department
Anmority of
Maryland
Henry W. Garren
Poultry Science Association
Vancouver
British Columbia
Emmitsburg Lions Plan Horse Show and Fall Events
Emmitsburg Lions Club met at the Lutheran Parish House with 17 members. A horse show slated for Sunday September 27 at 11 at the Emmit Gardens was discussed along with field prep. Reports covered district meetings, bowling leagues, and visits by local residents, with future entertainments planned and officers elected for the towling league.
Frederick Fair feature by Nelson Lansdale in Promenade
Frederick subject appears in Promenade Magazine with photos by Nelson Lansdale writing as Henry Nelson. The article highlights a Ferris wheel photo featuring John and Deedee Smith, children of John Francis Smith of Irvington on Hudson New York, who visit their great aunt Miss Mary S Mauisby at 118 West Church Street.
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Frederick
Promenade
Washington
Nelson Lansdale
Henry Nelson
John
Deedee Smith
John Francis Smith
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Mary S. Mauisby
West Church Street
Boyds Church Variety Show Draws Wide Praise
The Boyds young people's choir presented a Sept. 4 program with choir numbers, solo violin and piano pieces, a top dance, and acrobatic acts by the Howard King children of Mt. Airy. Proceeds will fund group expenses for the State C. E. Convention at Goucher College in Baltimore September 18 to 20. The choir also joined Brookeville celebrations on Aug. 30 honoring Madison's wartime overnight stay.
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Boyds Boyds
Boyds Church
Howard King
Mt. Airy
Preston
Rockville High School
Kerr
Brookeville
C. E
Goucher College
Baltimore
Boyds Choir
Madison
Ladies Aid Society of
James P. Kerr
Lois
Anna Ruth Kerr
Franklinville
Mr. Kerr
Robert Kirby
Washington Bible Institute
Earl Vail
Sibiey Hospital
Ray Stone
Frederick
Boyds
Edward Araginger
Tampa
Fla
Harry Wolstenholme
Delaware
Richmond
Lime Kiln Notes Of Local Visits And Returns
Mr and Mrs To bias Zimmerman and Mr and Mrs Grayson Bowers and son Ralph Frederick Route 4 spent Sunday with Miss Rhoudelia Zimmerman. Mrs Grace Sprecher Denni son Iowa has returned home after visiting Mrs L E Feaga and friends. Charles Jewell returned home after time with his sister and family Mr and Mrs George Bowers Brunswick Austin Feaga Hyattsville spent Sunday with his mother Mrs L E Feaga. John Gillian and daughter Janet near Silver Spring spent weekend with Gillians parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Oland and family. Harry Fisher Sr Baltimore visited his mother Mrs G W Fisher and Mr and Mrs M M Carter. William Baker, former patient at Perry Point Veterans Hospital, has returned home. Gurney Davis Dykesville visited with Vernie McDonald and Paul E May. Mrs Kenneth Mayer Hagerstown visited grandmother Mrs A E Feaga. Mrs Smith Cecil’s group included Misses Mary Elizabeth Day Barbara Cordell Edith Price and Joan Edwards of Clarksburg. Mr and Mrs Jerry Eyler and son Richie Graceham and Mr and Mrs Jack Blake and daughter Sandra Taneytown were visitors of Albert Eyler Jr. and family.
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J. Donald Eackles
Roy
Butts
Russell Earnshaw
Keenysville
Conway Storylimger
Baltimore
Maurice Kane
Camphill
M. J. Rau
Hampstead
N. Y
Washington
D.C
Edgar Shenk
Michael
Pamela
Shenk
Noeman Clavaugh
Bolivar
Berryville
New Mexico
White Sands
Blanche Murphy
Pittsburgh
Jessie Murphy
Harpers Ferry
Donald Fields
Robert Fields
Charles McConnell
Wheeling
W. Va
Preston Millard
Preston, Jr
Alexandria
Messers. Dyott
Carroll Rockenbaugh
Newton D Baker
VA Hospital
Martinsburg
Ralph Oden
Lucy Tendergast
Stanley
Leon Upright
Clarence Painter
Robert Brookey
Carolyn Stillwell
Guy Stillwell
Pittcairn
Joe Floyd
Floyd Webber
Austin Webber
Franklin Webber
George
Cox
Alvin Upright
Clee Miller
Kearneysville
Floyd Wilt
Richie
Marvin Luckett
Oscar Wilt
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Bolivar Meights
Willam Spickler
Jamily
Charles Town
Boluar Heights
Lucy Morsburg
H. H. Hunter
Charles ‘Youn
Fred C. Brenner
Hollidaysburs
and Daugher
Bolivar Heichis
Harry Maniceai
Hyattsville
Vir
Oliver Hacfer
Frank Taissell
Cumberland
David Jonee
Howard Brian
Lewis Beek
Walter Rohrback
Kearsey
Lancaster
C. &. Garten
Butford Herring
Hamilton
Eden Fritts
Near
John Lee Mills
Kevin
Frederick
G. E. Webb
John Lee
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Cuba
South America
J. L. Mills
Brunswick
Reno
Emery Eldar
Camp Hill
Tipton
David Staubs
Joseph Staubs
Jlarpers Ferry
Front Royal
Jacob Egeborn
Wayne Hoffman
James Hoffman
U. S
Germany
France
Albert McChesney
Esther Stott
Washington, D.C
Paul Fishbauch
Maynard Sialdags
Russell Egenbrod
Denton
C. Lee
Mtt. Clair
New Jersey
Mary Barker
Charles Ahalt
Eugene Bready
Shirley Johnson
Baltamore
Hecent Vistas
Agnes DeLander
Camp i
C.D. Koonce
Andres Loffier
Andres, Jr
Eusena Burke
Thomas Burke
Wily
Robert Morgan
Vintry Nussear
Hagerstown
John DeLauder
Harpers Feirs
Austin Mater
Im Bolivar
Ernest Webb
G. E Webb
Blanche Waters
Pleasant Vallew
Guy
John Paul
Larry
Rhoda Jones
Paul Jones
Joanne Jones
Bennock
Bolivar Tigers
Potomac Little League
C. E. Garten
Eddie
John Glover, Jr
Cheryl
Howard Koonce
Estelle Cobb
William Dennison
Strother Watson
Bowers
Albert Fritts
Eben Fritts
Pfe
Asten Muse
Gentry Muse
Korea
Donald Eackles
Fredericksburg
Betty Garten
Miss Garten
Kay Rudolph
L. N. Henley
Washington, D. C
Douglas Thompson
Hillsboro
E. L. Murphy
Akron
Ohio
Alice Shugars
Emma Smith
Leesburg
Gent Muse
Frederick Brown Harris
U. S. Senate
Paul Fishbaugh
Leon Edwards
B. & O. Railroad Co
Annapolis
Emmitsburg
Lions Club
Clarence Hahn
Emmit Gardens
Robert E. Daugherty
Tortuga Restaurant
Evelyn Humerick
Jackson Humerick
Altoona
Albert Hamerick
Sue Stinson
Ruth Neighbours
Cape May
N. J
University of Maryland
College Park
Robert Daugherty
Susan
Waynes-sboro County Club
Roy Maxell
Roy Ramsburg
John Zacharias
Eugene Zacharias
Judy
Nina
Helen Zacharias
Homewood
Williamsport
Towling League
Emmitsburg Recreation Center
Guy McGlaughlin
Gene Myers
St. Joseph's
Fountaindale
Baldhead Row
Mac’s Barber Shop
Gene's Redsox
Jordan's
Five Aces
Masons
David Sanders
Roy Sanders
Ralph Null
York
Richard Rosensteel
Ernest Rosensteel
Mary Theresa Houck
Sterling Goulden
Bernard Sprankle
Waynesboro
Herbert Sprankle
Margaret Sanders
L Leslie Null
Larry Orwick
John Miller
Null
Eloise
Sandra
Kenneth
Sanders
Harry DeGroft
Kingsdale
Maurice Moser
Linda
Motters Station
Edward Waysack
St. Joseph's High School
John D. Sullivan
C. M
St. Joseph's Church
the Holy Ghost
St. Joseph
St. Euphemia’s
The
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St
St. Euphemia’s School
Agnes Topper
Edward Houck
Fort Jackson
D. C
James O'Leary
Binghamton
John M. Roddy
Roddy
Eugene Kraemer
South Carolina
Rose Lansinger
Luca
James Lansinger
Margaret
Richard Hyde
Mary Theresa
Eugene Bouer
3. Mary's Seminary
James Bouey
Louis Rosenstee
William Rosensteel
J. Eugene Rodgers
Fairfield
Joshua T. Gillelan
Ruth and
Rhoda Gillelan
Tobias Zimmerman
Grayson Bowers
Ralph
Route 4
Rhoudelia Zimmerman
Grace Sprecher
Dennison
Iowa
L. E. Feaga
Charles Jewell
George Bowers
Austin Feaga
John Gillian
Janet
Silver Spring
Gillian
Charles Oland
Harry Fisher
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Sykesville Area News Highlights Rotarian Event and Discharges
Herbert N Hes ton assistant to the president of Heed College spoke at the Sykesville Rotary Club as high school and elementary faculties were entertained. Mary Jane Garheart wed Edward Holle in Baltimore. Rev Amos H Stone resigns from Oakland and Wesley Free Methodist churches to serve in South Carolina. Rev Charles E Miner guest minister at Springfield Presbyterian as pastor position remains vacant.
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Sikesville
Herbert N. Heston
Heed College
Sykesville
Jerry Tucker
Marriottsville Road
Carroll Ely
Luther Haight
Lee Forthman
Wmar-Tv
Baltimore
Prince Frederick
Westminsster
Havre de Grace
Frederick
Chestertown
Earl Carter
Oakland
Wesley Free
Amos H. Stone
South Carolina
Mary Jane Garheart
Guy Garheart
Edward Holle
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles E. Miner
Strawbridge
Springfield Presbyterian Church
Julian T. Owen
Loudoun County Fair draws 4000 plus attendees in Lovettsville
In Lovettsville Virginia last week the Loudoun County Fair attracted more than 4000 people. Prize winners included Mrs J D Keister Mrs Dorothy Rickard and Joanna Keister in canning and vegetable divisions. Ann Hickman won two trophies at the Northern Virginia Daily Show Warrenton with her Holstein heifer in fitting and showing. Funeral attendees for the Lamay Wire and Glen Wire Hickman services included Dr George E Wire and others. Various local residents were noted for hospital stays moves and college enrollments.
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Lovettsville
Loudous
J. D. Keister
Dorothy Rickard
Joanna Keister
Ann Hickman
Northern Virginia Daily Show
Warrenton
G. H. Wirts
Frederick
Ella N. Damon
Sedalia
Loudoun County
Mary ‘Hille McCoy
Virginia Extension Service
Blacksburg
McCoy
Damon
Michigan State College
Maryland
Lamay Wire
Glen Wire
Hickman
George E. Wire
Camp LeJeune
Thomas Edward
Washington
Herbert Lanham
Falls Church
Edgar Poole
Richard
Goldie Grubb
Hagerstown
Fred Main
Middletown
Stone
Putnam
Arlington
Fred Hickman
Falls Cherch
James Arnold
Loudoun Hospital
Pershing Hatcher
H. C. Filler
Hatcher
Rodeffer
William A.wade
Emory Fry
Moonyun Kines
U. of Va
Mary Elizabeth Washington
Berea College
John Schultz
Gettysburg
Shirley Keister
Air Force Service
Texas
Florida
Memorial service notes and community events in New Windsor
A memorial service for the late Katherine John was led by Mrs. H C Roop at a meeting hosted by Mrs. William Lovell. Reports include Miss Susan Singer at Rocks summer camp, October meeting at Col and Mrs John Catson Walkersville, and various local social happenings in New Windsor and surrounding areas. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Harry L Fulmer and Pauline H Hildebrand.
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Hagerstown
Harry L. Fulmer
Braddock Heights
Pauline H. Hildebrand
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Teachers Are Guests at Glade Valley Lions Dinner
Twenty teachers from Woodsboro and Walkersville schools were guests at a Lions Club dinner in Walkersville. Frederick High principal Harry O. Smith spoke on teachers responsibilities. Amon Esworthy and Herbert Duvall organized the program.
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Woodsboro
Walkersville
Glade Valley Lions Club
Harry 0. Smith
Frederick High School
Amon, Esworthy
Herbert Duvall
193 Cities Seen Targets Of A Bombs
Washington reports the first official list of 70 critical target areas for atomic attack. The group includes major industrial centers and the capital, with 67,750,982 people in these targets. The list asks states and cities to destroy older copies and notes other noncritical cities over 50,000. Washington stresses wider civil defense mobilization beyond listed targets. Cities named include Baltimore, Chattanooga extending into Georgia, Knoxville, Memphis, Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, Pittsburgh, Washington DC, Wheeling Steubenville, and York.
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Washington
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Russia
The
Defense Agency
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia
Knoxville
Wheeling-Steubenville
Ohio
W.va
York, Pa
Former Guards Held As POWs
New York reports that former Koje Island U N prison guards, captured in Korea, are being held by the Communists for trial as war criminals. Francis McCarthy of Boston says at least five ex guards remain in captivity, with two his old buddies among them. He cites careless talk at the North Korean camp as aiding enemy identification and notes guards were linked to killings during island riots.
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New York
Kose Island
U. N
Korea
Francis McCarthy
Boston
Kose
Yalu River
McCarthy
Koje
Koje Island
Red
Keye Island
Union Bridge Church Jars For National Home Donation
Jars distributed to St James Lutheran members for donation to the National Lutheran Home for the Aged in Washington. Return date to be announced later. Dorothy Crabbs of Littlestown High School showed slides from a European trip during Mt Union Lutheran Church Smiling Sunbeams class meeting. A damaging hailstorm struck the area Saturday night, destroying crops and gardens. power crews labored overnight to restore lines. Mrs William Yingling celebrated a birthday at her son and daughter in law’s home.
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Union Bridge
St. James Lutheran Church
National Lutheran Home For
Washington
Dorothy Crabbs
Littlestown
Mt Union Lutheran Church
Power Company
William Yingling
William Yingiing
Not Funny Cleveland Tragedy Leaves Man Slashed by Razors
A 22-year-old machinist, Octavio Givadnadic, was seriously injured Friday night when his wife tickled him and he was cut by four straightedge razors. He required 13 stitches at Polyclinic Hospital and reported the incident to police.
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Cleveland
Octavio Givadnadic
Jribs
Polyclinic Hospital
Givadna
Peilice
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