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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1956

Page

2

Court approves multiple estate accounts and disbursements

A Thursday session of the court approved several final and amended accounts for estates including Anna M. Myers for Mary Louise Doll, Charles F. J Orndorff executor of Francis I. Orndorff, Kuvert A. Korweil for Eva M. DeGarmendix, Lillian A. Vogler executrix for Josephine H. Esworthy, Ela Mae Ramsburg ex-executrix for Carlton Fogle, and Benjamin J. Seiss for Louis G. Seiss. Totals show varying assets, disbursements, taxes, and residual distributions among heirs and named beneficiaries.

Urpnaoe Anna M. Myers Mary Louise Oil Charles F. J Orndorff Francis 1. Orndorff St. Anthony's Catholic Church Mary E. Orndorff Kuvert A. Koraweil Eva M. DeGarmendix Robert A. Rocksell Joseph E. Myers Lillian A. Vogler Josephine H Esworthy Nieve Howard Vougler Ela Mae Ramsburg Carlton Fogle George W. Fogle Guyton E. Fogle Esther E Fogle Wilmer E. Fogle Winjna E. Fogle Benjamin J. Seiss Louis G. Seis

Living Like Kings in a Free Enterprise Utopia

A columnist argues Americans enjoy high living standards under free enterprise, contrasting with workers abroad. The piece lauds capitalist growth, automation reducing labor, and national striving while critiquing politicians who compare domestic conditions unfavorably with other nations. It notes Americans may not yet afford three cars per home.

United States

Readers defend local reporter on Bethel road safety article

A reader defends Jean Yingling, Yellow Springs correspondent, praising Sept 14 coverage of Bethel road hazards as public safety discussion. The letter argues ongoing publicity promotes driver caution and community reading interest.

Teren Veliiw Jean Yingling Yellow Springs Bethel Road Jean Éme Jeannette McHenry Tre

Dickerson Roberson Wedding and Birthday Notices

The notice notes Mrs. Denali Roberson and Dickerson at the Peter Pan Inn for a Dick rmn Methodist WS event with guests on Sept 30. A chicken dinner was served and Eugene Johnson and Iva Roberson provided entertainment. Also welcome home for Mr and Mrs William Roberson after over a year in Puerto Rico with the U S Navy.

Leorrespengetn Dickerson Arner Peter Pan Inn Eugene Johnson Iva Roberson Wiliam Roberscon Puerto Rico Robercoe U. S. Navy Age Wiseman George Teberg

Plans for World Community Day Service Set

The Executive Committee of the Frederick Council of Church Women met at the YMCA on September 25 to plan the World Community Day Service on November 2 at Trinity Chapel at 2 p.m. Mrs Carroll Albaugh was appointed president to replace Mrs Herbert Doggett, who could not serve due to Rev Mr Doggett's reassignment. Mrs Thomas E Molesworth was named second vice president replacing Mrs AiDauen.

Frederick Council of Church Women MV. C. A Trinity Chapel Carroll Albaugh Herbert Doggett Doggett Thomas E.molesworth AiDauen

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Sept 27 1996

Fifty years ago items recount events in a city: a rope holding a streetlight broke at Market and Church, Mayor Yeakle elected a bank director replacing a resigning George Dean, a mule hitched to a cart caused a collision near Kidwiler's saloon injuring Miss Clara DeLashmutt and Mr. Robert Grove, a musical comedy The Dainty Duchess performed at City Opera House, development at St John’s Literary Institute library and Sunday school, and a planned library relocation to the third floor with changes to floor usage.

Market Church Streets A. R. Yeakle Farmers and Mechanics National’ Bank George W. Dean Mulf Thomas Myers Kidwiler’s South Market Street Mergency Hospital Dayton Clara DeLashmutt Robert Grove ST John's Literary Institute

Twenty Years Ago Rems From The Columns Of The News

A 1936 recap notes Hatlo ween celebration canceled due to torn streets and Saturday timing. State Roads withdraws WPA funding to plank the Harpers Ferry bridge and will use own funds. Albert W Corlentz sells property on Fast Wain street. Elmer Warp to secure possession in December. Hendrickson daughter Mary Russell hosts birthday luncheon with several young guests listed.

Lions Club Potomac Harpers Ferry State Roads Commission WPA Albert WO Corlentz Waintreet Elmer Wary Russell Hendrickson R. Ames Hendrickson Eleanor Pearre Frances Keller Cornelia Dertzhaugh Bets, McCahi Ann Leary

Weddings and honors mark Frederick paper year

The issue covers several local weddings with details of ceremonies at Evangelical Reformed and Elias Lutheran churches, the bridal parties, outfits, and reception scenes. It notes Hood College naming eight new scholars, and lists graduates from Frederick High School and military postings, with future residences and jobs for the couples.

Real Estate Group to Convene in Cumberland

Frederick county will be represented at the Maryland Real Estate Association semi annual conference to be held at the Fort Cumberland Hotel in Cumberland on Friday October 12. Philip Wertheimer a local realtor sits on the association board of governors and will attend a pre session meeting. An afternoon address by Harry S Boswell Jr a Mt Rainier realtor and home builder discusses Observations on real estate and home building in Russia. A panel will discuss the federal housing act and its impact on the industry and buyers followed by a banquet featuring Fred B Huckenthal of Chicago with a look at what lies ahead for real estate.

Frederick County Waryland Real Ee Late Association, Inc Fort Cumberland Cumberland Philip Wertheimer Harry S Boswell Jr Mt Rainier Russia Boswell Evenig Fred B. Huckenthal Chicago

Four Divorce Decrees Filed In Equity Court

Equity Court associate judge Patrick M. Schnautter signed four absolute divorces. Mekm Lo Shiv and Norman H. Sane of the city split, with Shiv getting custody of two children and a weekly support of 20 dollars plus costs. Wis Stine and Abie Stardater Stine were granted divorce with custody of one child and child support set at five dollars weekly plus costs. Phillips and Ronald Nelson Phillips Brumswick divorced. custody of one child awarded to the plaintiff. Edwin F. Nikark and James Henry Welty represented parties in the other two decrees, with Welty’s custody and visitation rights outlined.

Equity Court Patrick M. Schnautter Mekm Lo Shiv Tim Norman H. Sane Eustin James Wis Stine Abie Stardater Stine Richard Eugene Stine Sr Ming James Peses Vo Phillips Tan Ronald Nelson Phillips Brumswick Edwin F. Nikark Phillips James Henry Welty Keymar Virginia L. Welty Tanevtown Nikiik Welty Vr Bamen

Officers Elected By Youth Council

Youth Council members gathered at Vice WOW Corbin's home Tuesday night and ousted Anita Mobley as president Martha Alkinson as vice president and Coral Ann Molesworth as secretary The group represents teens at Wednesday dances in Staley Park with 20 attendees this week Barbara Dixon and Jerry Miller won the spot dance and no dance is planned next Wednesday due to Fair week Marjorie Atkinson retirement presided at the meeting

Wow Corbin Anita Mobley Martha Alkinson Coral Ann Molesworth Staley Park Joyce Yeager James Alexander Diane Kandel Sandra Roberts Carol Corbin Dale Ramsbury Dickie Floyd Terry Spurrier Warren Franser Susan Fifer Karol Ann Null Barbara Dixon Jerry Miller Corbin Bermuda Marjorie Atkinson

Turnstile Trick Wins For Gamblers

The Orioles beat the Yankees 10 to 0 in Memorial Stadium with an announced attendance of 7,000 that insiders questioned. Reporters and gamblers argued official counts differed, with bleacher tallies and turnstile figures suggesting far fewer fans, possibly around 4,500. Orioles accountant Lou MacCubbin defended relying on actual ticket sales.

Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Memorial Stadium Birds New York Yankees Mf Oaparts Baltimore Sun Orioles Loui MacCubbin

Judging School Exams Held At Fifth District Flower Show

Examinations were given this morning at the Fifth District Federation of Garden Clubs flower show judging school session three of five. About three women attended for tests with some doing makeup exams from other schools. Mrs T Stuart Haller led the session with qualified instructors including Mrs William Bridges Miss Victoria Kasnerski and Mrs Milton Hescock.

District Federation of Garden Clubs Flower Show T. Stuart Haller Garden Club of Frederick State Federation William Bridges Towson Victoria Kasnereei Donald Anneli Alexandria Milton Hescock Mamaroneck N. Y Bridges Kasperski Hescock National Federation of Garden Clubs National ‘Committee

GOP Rally Here Oct 15 With Reed Benson Speaker

Reed Benson son of Ezra T. Benson will headline a Frederick County GOP rally October 15 at 6 15 p m in front of the grandstand with dinner inside. The event precedes a Frederick County Republican celebration and includes plans for voter registration before October 6 while noting attendance by Congressman DeWitt Hyde and Senator John Marshall Butler.

Reed Benson U. S Ezra T. Benson Ray Frederick Fair Grounds Hotel Frederick State Central Committee County Central Committee Frederick County Mc. Benson Federation of Republican Women of Maryland Urbana Air Force National Republican Congressional Committee Penney Company DeWitt Hyde John Marshall Butler Hagerstown Nixon Emmett R. Bowlus Republican State Central Committee

Remsbergs Return From New York Buying Trip

Dr and Mrs A R Remsberg of Remsher Jewelry returned last week from a buying trip in New York where they stayed at the Hotel McAlpin. Mrs Virginia Pear Smith Weidman of Rosewood Training School Owings Mill attended the Mareen Duvall descendants society centennial celebration in Annapolis with events at Great Hall St Johns College and Colony Inn. A memorial plaque for Mareen Duvall was placed at Holy Trinity church. Collington Mrs Weidman and Anne Jackson associated with Army Hospital were noted. Shipley formerly Eleanor Heston, daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Heston, is home from duty while her husband and son remain in Florida. Relatives recall Mrs Lillie M Cooley’s surprise birthday dinner on Sugar Loaf Mountain.

Smalk—Shuff Mary Dian Shuff Mare G Shuff Zora James Small Pearl Small George Small Blue Ridge Summit Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg Philip Boyer Jack Wants Herbert Gingell Joseph Brown Robert Davenerty Arlington Army A R. Remsberg Remsher New York McAlpin Virginia Pear Smith Weidman Rosewood Owings Mill Mareen Duvall Middle River Anne Arandet Great Hall St. John’s College Venapolis Colony Inn Charles Francis Stem Maryland Mareen Duvet Holy Trinity Church Collington Weidman Lillie M Cooley Dickerson Sugar Loaf Mountain

Deed Carried Out His Father's Aim Says He

The son claims agreements with his late father settled debts and mortgage matters including a $453,444 loan to Federal Land Bank. He vows to pay his sister between 6,900 and 7,000 within six months of his father’s death and asserts most liens stem from building ventures in Frederick. He denies fraud and says his father trusted him in later years.

Coblentz Parsons Newman Byron W. Thompson Hines WU Path Teu Wal Federal Land Bank Virg Hines Frederick Uist Coblents

Open House First Night Successful for Local Furniture Stores

The first night of the annual open house by local furniture merchants drew strong interest with stores open from seven to nine. About 400 people visited to view home furnishings. Another open house is planned and normal hours resume Friday night.

Illness and Hospital Updates From Mid Atlantic Community

Among the sick Mrs May Smith of Baltimore returns home from Bon Secours Hospital much improved. Mrs Gurney Davis of Eldersburg improves at home after Baltimore hospital stay for fractured hip. REID Walkersville resident admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Earl Hoffman, Thurmont auctioneer, admitted for observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial. Harry Branat of Baltimore undergoing major surgery at Church Home Hospital in Baltimore, reported satisfactory. Betty Castle discharged from Washington County Hospital Hagestown. A note on aerial spraying for spruce budworm outlines a limited window of about six weeks for effective treatment.

May Smith East Fair Mount Avenue Baltimore Bon Secours Hospital Gurney FE. Davis Eldersburg Walter Ro Reid Walkersville Frederick Memorial Hospital Earl H Cy Hoffman Thurmont Harry Branat West Park Street Church Home Hospital Betty J. Castle Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

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