Trash disposal discussed at county meeting in Frederick
Seven of ten towns represented with health officials and Frederick City attorney attend a four hour session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to consider a central sanitary fill similar to Montgomery County. Attendees urge regional planning and long range land for a county wide facility to handle future refuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Frederick City
Francis Scott Key
Thomas S. Glass
Thurmont
Montgomery
Magyar
C. Ray Weddle
Thurymont
Mr. Glass
C. R. Ambrose
Burgess Thornton
Rodgers Emmitsburg
Thomas J. Frailey
Charles R. Fuss
Emmitsburg
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Walkersville
Montgomery County
Health Department
Glass
Dr. Burgess
Snyder
Frederick County
Weddle
Camp Detrick Committee Aids In Concert Drive
Camp Detrick workers join Frederick Community Concert Association in annual membership push led by Dr. Curtis B Thorne Jr. and a roster of members. Campaign ends after funds are in hand. subscription rates set for adults and students and service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Thorne
Carnegie Hall
Fredenck
Companions of Song
Rochester Symphony
Ene Leinsdorf
Armed Services
Injunction Dissolution in Washington National Pike Extension Case
The injunction issued a year ago in a Dutcher Construction Co suit against Ben S Butt and Ernest Lee Bun over work on the Washington National Pike extension was ordered served and dismissed in Equity Court. A petition stated all parties saved rights and liabilities had been settled. Holter, for the construction firm, and Nikirk Brown, for the defendants, were listed as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutcher Construction Company
Ben S Butt
Ernest Lee Bun
Washington National Pike
Ames 2
Holter
Edwin F. Nikirk
Stewart H. Brown
Clarksburg Community Association notes fall plans
Clarksburg Community Association met at Clarksburg School. Raymond King praised the park’s summer popularity. Ora King previewed fall and winter speakers. William Purdum announced two bowling teams for Damascus Recreation Center and a Halloween Day on October 31 celebrating third anniversary of street lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Clarksburg—Community Association
Raymond King
Ora King
William Purdum
Damascus Recreation Center
Ralph F. Martz
Hallowe'en
Theodore A. Jordan
F. Jordan
Charline Graham
Paul Burner
MYF
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Sydney Crossman
Jack Maxson
Ft. Worth
Tex
Gordon Gooch
Portland
Maine
Ethiopia
Wilkes
Kensington
Donald Whipp
Winstead Burdette
June Norwood
Safety Patrol
Bel Air
Mother of Five Sentenced in Embezzlement Case
Louise Virginia Varnsen, former Cobb Island postmistress in Charles County, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in federal prison for embezzling 31,92474 over eight years. She claimed the funds were used to support her five children after her husband abandoned her. prosecutors noted she stole while processing money order applications for others unable to write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cobb Island
Charles County
Louise Virginia Varnsen
Jude W. Calvin Chesnut
Herbert H. Hubbard
Sykesville Daily News Social Roundup and Local Happenings
Sykesville and surrounding area report a bustling social ledger. Speakers named for Methodist Day, travels to New England and Canada, Ocean City getaways, and Chicago railway meetings. Engagements, weddings, house warmings, and a public auction set in Sykesville. Local amateur horsehoe champions upset favorites in a national tourney at Carroll Park Baltimore, while a Bridgewater College student returns home. A hospital operation for Mrs. Learner, ambulance delivery for the local funeral home, and a social hall gathering at St Pauls Methodist church conclude the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shipley
Ocean City
Henry Clarke
Chicago
American Railway Engineering Association
Albert F. Brown
Sykesville
Maple Avenue
Francis Green
William ‘Thomas
Gaither
Betty Anne Keller
Henry Keller
Bridgewater
Bridgewater College
Leslie Holman
Irving J. Ruby
Huntingston
W. Va
Barbara Jane Davis
William Steven
Earl Davis
Washington
Scott Bruce Berkeley, Jr
Scott B. Berkeley
Goldsboro
N. C
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Owen E. Osbone
Hyattsville
Lester K. Welch
Europe
Learner
H. A. Barnes
Franklin Square Hospital
Baltimore
Ford Reunion Draws Descendants At Mountaindale Woods
The Ford descendants gathered Sunday September 13 at Mountaindale picnic woods for a family reunion with a noon basket lunch and a 2 pm program. Rex Norman F. Ford of Wilmington opened with prayer, then hymns and solos were performed by Linda Ford Glenn Linton and others. Prizes for oldest youngest and furthest traveled were awarded alongside a business meeting and closing prayers. Notable attendees included Chas. C. Ford and many Ford relatives from Wilmington, Middletown, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jackson
Glenn Linton
Helen Shank
Jesus
J. N. Adkins
Linda Ford
Norman F. Ford
Wilmington
Del
Hargest
Paul Leatherman
Myersville
Margaret Rose Kreh
Robert F. Kreh, Jr
Chas. C. Ford
John Nv Adkins
Norman P. Ford
Edna and Farr
Maynard Ford
James
Gilbert Gouker
Philp Lutz
Joyce
Meredith Ropp
Sylvia
Viola Hartsock
Sharon
Marvin C. Harsock
Eugene Ropp
Fred W. Darner
Lancaster
Judy
Barbara
Landa
Chas
H. Ford
Donna
Freddie
Vali
Amy F. Kreb
Robert F. X Kreh
Margaret
Rose
Bolby
Rebecca
Clara
Mae
Paul
Harold
Virsuma
Betty Jane
Austin Hoke
Mark Hoke
Elias Zimmerman
Faye
Sandra
Wm. M. Ford
Billy
David
Ford
Rey Chit
Tinker
Denny
Patsy Ford
Do. Welty Wastler
Richard Shank
Chas Shank
Shirley
James Jackson
Jane
Charlies Jackson
Wm. Finstom
John E. Summers
Walter Shank
Roy R. Shank
Thos. Shoemaker
Effie Shoemaker
Rose Baker
Alice B. Linton
Bertha Hartsock
Mary Specht
Armatha Shriner
Adrian
Eugene Hasterton
Wm. Geesey
Koogle
Middigtown
Harekt Summers
Taneytown PTA meeting outlines new principal and plans
The Taneytown Elementary PTA met in the school auditorium with Rev. Glenn Stahl leading prayer. New principal Frank O Wargny introduced Mary Bankert and George Curfman. Committees named include program chair Glenn Stahl and health and welfare chair Mary Clingan. Plans for a parents study group and upcoming events were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown Elementary Parent Teachers Association
Glenn Stahl
Lillian Gunther
Frank O. Wargny
Mary Bankert
George Curfman
Wargay
Murray Baumgardner
Thurston Pulman
Charlotte Shorb
Mary Clingan
Edward Howarth
Evelyn Mays
Catherine Hill
Frances. Crawford
Wargny
Kenneth Nusbaum
Taneytown Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Breth
C. of C
Gremen’s
Aremorial Park
Andreas
Frank Reynolds
Litlestown
Rocky Ridge social notes and Fire Co. event tease
Mr and Mrs Edgar Weils of Frederick spent Saturday evening with his mother Mrs Withiam Welty Mr and Mrs Harvey Pittinger and Miss Patty Morgan visited Saturday evening with Mrs Samuel Marshall Rocky Ridge Fire Co will hold a forthcoming event per local notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
Edgar Weils
Frederick
Withiam Welty
Harvey Pittinger
Patty Morgan
Samuel Marshall
Rocky Ridge Fire Co
Will
Southern States Meet at Unionville for 30th anniversary festival
Southern States to meet at Unionville Community Hall for the Mt Airy area yearly gathering featuring a potluck supper at 7 p.m. and a meeting at 8 p.m. Cooperating with Southern States are 4 M Johnson and Sons Mt Airy local Cooperative Service Agency. Holmes Baker of Route 2 New Windsor chairs. A mixed basketball game between a men’s team coached by Kenneth Balwell and a women’s team coached by Mrs C Holly Albaugh includes five players and three substitutes per side. The audience acts as cheering sections, with L Bald ain of Frederick refereeing. Volunteers include Ralph Re- Yes and Kenneth Burrier for the men, Mrs Kenneth Balizell and Mrs Kenneth Burrier for the women. A scorekeeper is Mrs Charles Roderick. game-keeper Irvin Johnson. The highest scoring team earns trips to Richmond for a stockholders meeting with hopes of a championship trophy. Rev Kenneth Tyson to give the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States
Mt Airy
Unionville Community Hall
Unionville
Maryland
4. M. Johnson and Sons
Mt. Airy
Cooperative Service Agency
Holmes Baker
Route 2
New Windsor
Kenneth Balwell
Route 4
C. Holly Albaugh
Southern States District
L. 3
Bald‘ain
Frederick
Ralph Re- Yes
Kenneth Burrier
Kenneth Balizell
Charles Roderick
Irvin Johnson
Richmond
Kenneth Tyson
Singanore Methodist Church
Camp Detrick Dance At Eagles Club October Sixteen
Camp Detrick hosts a fall dance with Ralph M Parsons Company staff at the Eagles Club Frederick from 9 p m to 1 a m music by the Esquires tickets available from committee members William Bower chair woman and others. Military notes report Gordon W Tucker discharged returning to Allied Company Los Angeles with wife and son. Several promotions announced among enlisted personnel and officers on leave listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick Public Information Office
Camp Detrick
Ralph M. Parsons
Eagles Club
Frederick
Esquires
William Bower
Louise Garrett
Luther McMurry
Tillie Kent
Betty Barker
Peggy T. Miller
Edgar Draper
Jean Shuff
Josie Geronimo
Pic
Gordon W. Tucker
California
Mary Ann
John
Niagara Falls
Mich
Boise
Idaho
Gordon
Allied Company
Los Angeles
Chis
Gerald A. Restiler
Alexander A. Palluzzi
Prcs
Lee C. Schister
James E. Spooner
Oliver F. Weiss
Pris
Lewis L. Poole
Ervin J. Ruffing
Nicholas J. Selvascio
Robert W. Silman
Donald E. Drakenmiller
Sgt
LeRoy
Seifert
Earl £. Kilmen
Pics
Robert M. Curran
Theodore J. Chares
Welcome mat for Piis and crowd in local column
William D. Smerdon and Richard A. Rohde are noted among a long list of names. The column covers Trains delays sightings at the Chicago Civic Opera House with Adlai Stevenson autograph, wedding bells for Mayfield and Frail, social notes on crab fishing, travel to Canada, obituaries, and local life at Fort Detrick and Walkersville with health updates and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Aily Bulletin
John Malinowski
Chicago Civic Opera House
Adlai E. Stevenson
John
Truman
Margaret
Malinowski
Stephenson
Stevenson
Local Dober and Area Social News Roundup
Dover and nearby towns report visits and welcomes. Earl Mallineaux and Erma De Grange visited the Renners in Dover. Robert Burdette of Washington spent the weekend with Walter Cecil. Victor Cook visited family in Dayton. Patty Green ill with a cold. Gurney Davis and Walter Baker hosted relatives. Kubrick family moved to Frederick. Nettie Oland ill. Daisy Cordell funeral in Clarksburg. Cora Koontz indisposed. Robert Kabrick returned from Jefferson area. Mrs. Dutrow remains ill. Carl Fisher of Pootesville spent an evening with L. E. Feara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O 'R. Mayfield, Jr
Bay Springs
Miss
Detrick
Dorothy Dell Frail
Wise
Mayfield
Maxine Green
Miss Green
Basil C. Lewis
Philadelphia
Frederick
Walkersville Methodist Church
Jane Smith
Phyllis Grove
George Smith
Carl Darner
Max Troxell
Lewis Brandon
Dawson's Landing
Annapolis
Hallar Best
Walkersville
Tana
John
George Vayvada
Washington,d. C
Lewis
Bud? Rice
Marv Davis
Patricia McCaffrey
Canada
Quebec
Louise Davies
Louise Davies Lon
Clinton Waesche
Adele
Teresa Topper
Atlantic City
Oliver T. Leakins
Dwight Collinus
Lillian Elizabeth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dwight
Baltimore
Dean Hutchinson
District Engineers
John Conyers
Squire Eddie Gallagher
Joseph Schwimer
Peter Pan Inn
Schwimer
Belmont Racecourse
Yankee Ball Club
Yankee Stadium
Bridgeport
Conn
Earl Mallineaux
Erma DeGrange
Lester Renner
Dover
Robert Burdette
Washington
Walter Cecil
Edgar Cook
Dayton, O
Victor Cook
Patty Green
Gurney Davis
Sykesville
Robert E- Baker
Vernie McDonald
Cora Koontz
Robert Kabrick
Richard Ramsburg
Jefferson
Clarence Dutrow
Carl Fisher
Pootesville
L. E. Feara
Eisenhower Says Taft Hartley Act Has Defects to Fix
President Eisenhower told AFL delegates the Taft Hartley Act is essentially sound but contains defects to be changed. Vice President Nixon read the message, while Durkin defended his stance on amendments. Nixon denied involvement in drafting the substance but cited timing and pledged administration aims to improve labor management relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Eisenhower
AFL
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Martin P. Durkin
Labor
Nixon
Durkin
Martin Durkin
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Robert A. Taft
Martian Durkin
X Ray Survey Planned in Bartonsville Area
At the request of a local citizens group a special x ray survey will be conducted in the Bartonsville area on Wednesday October 7 from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm announced Warren D Haley chairman of the x ray committee of the Montgomery County Tuberculosis Association. Currents are so fierce around Cape Hatteras because Arctic waters and the warm Gulf Stream meet there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartonsville
Warren D. Haley
Montgomery County Tuberculosis Association
Cape Hatteras
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Arehnye
Bykesville
Strawbridge
G. Bromley Oxnam
William Kidd
New England
Kenneth Cling
Larry
Ray Wachter
Addie Valentine
Cotta Valentine
Rita Kaas
Bainbridge Naval Center
J. Kaas Jr
Harvey M. Pittinger
John N Cavell
Dennis
Judy Ann Pittinger
Samuel B. Pittinger
Emma, Dennings
Taneytown High School
Andy Mason
Capitol District Club
Wayne Baumgardner
Merritt Copenhaver
Donald Sawyer
Crawford Banks
Paul Roop
James Wantz
Dean Nusbaum
James Sell
Robert Sell
Robert Royer
Kenneth Crouse
Glen Copenhaver
John Skiles Jr
Harold Slaybaugh
Harry Feeser
Herbert Anders Westminster
William Wagner
Henry Kenoweth
Lions
Baust Parish House
Tanestown
Lock Raven
Maurice Parrish
Gettysburg
Frank Keefer
East South Street
L. R. Waesche
DeGrange Street
Patrick
C. Cyril Klein
Ing
Ralph Ripley
Mt. Airy Advisory Board
Farm Home Advisory Board
Kenneth Barker
Paul Franklin
Union Bridge
Harry Dove
Truman Thompson
Clarence Nelson
Donald Ecker
Raymond Cavey
Francis Staley
Kenneth Baltzell
J. M. Johnson
Walter Franklin
Charles R. Roderick
William H. Johnson
Ellis Martin
William D. Smerdon
Richard A. Rohde
Piis
Henry R. Fiedman
New York City
Donald L. Strandburg
Sioux City
Iowa
Thomas T. Bannister
Urbana
Richard G. Petersen
Phoenix
Aviz
Howard K. Sandova
Astoria
N. Y
Jerry T. Walker
Cincinnati
Ohio
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