Prayer Crusade Aims to Cut Traffic Fatalities in Greenwich
Twenty two clergymen in Gheiwan Conk plan a five Sundays crusade from late September urging parishioners to observe the Fifth Commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill. Endorsed by Catholic and Episcopal bishops governors police and civic groups National Safety Council backs it. A safety prayer will be distributed in churches and promoters hope it becomes a model for cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheiwan
Conk
New England
New York
Greenwich
Sherburne Prescott
Greenwich Safety Council
National Safety Council
Prescott
Wesley
F. Schaeffer
Buckeystown
Margaret Jane
P*c. Jn
James M. White Jr
Nesbeahtach
M. White
Miss Schaeffer
Frederick High School
C. and P. Tele
Pfc. White
U.S. Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Damascus PTA Set to Meet and Open With Acquaintance
The Damascus P-TA will hold its first meeting of the year at Damascus High School at eight o'clock Monday. The event opens with the theme Lets Get Acquainted and invites patrols from both elementary and high school. An adult education program is planned at the high school on Thursday under chair Mra Maxwell Burdette with courses in agriculture clothing and tailoring, plus stenography and woodwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus P-Ta
Damascus
Mra
Maxwell Burdette
Williamsport Bride Weds in St John’s Church Ceremony
Miss Jo Aon Nave of Williamsport married David Lee Royle of West Seventh Street in a two o'clock ceremony at St John’s. Officiant Fr Herbert Jordan and a recital of wedding selections opened the service in a sanctuary trimmed with white gladiolias and palms. A large wedding party included maid of honor Miss Mary Helles, bridesmaids in pale blue and melon gowns, flower girl Monica Larkin, and best man James Seariot with ushers James Brown and Francis Dutrow. The couple’s families and guests filled the church for the double ring ceremony and reception planning follows at the Nave home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hunt
Jo Aon Nave
Elmer Nave
Williamsport
David Lee Royle
Keefer Koogle
West Seventh Street
Herbert Jordan
Robert Hess
Joseph i Carroll
Gowr Tarole Ang
Austin L. Wood
Sam
Jonas L. Wood
Peter Pancol
Mary Helles
Williams Port
Pepe Wilinene
Port
Mary Ruth
Hagerstown
Maid of Honor
Monica Larkin
William Ponton
Silver Spring
James ‘Seariot
Milwaukee
Wis
James Brown
Francis Dutrow
St John's Institute
Frederick
Western Maryland College
Fort Detrick
Ruth Goldbere
New York City
Fairsiew Avenue
Gold Surprise
Stork
Rosemont Avenue
Calvary Methodist Church
George Smith
Edward Pearl
North Market Street
Stephen Langley
Smith
Albert Nichols
A. L. Derry
Charles Jackson
Mary Yingling
HT Webster Whitehill
Robert Porter
John Felton
Edward Mants
David Schuurmans
Mary Ann Guild
Edward Dapper
Hood College to Offer Evening Classes for Public
Hood College announces two evening courses for this semester. Religion 233 taught by Russell T. Blackwood II covers world religions with lectures and 3 college credits, meeting Wednesdays 7 to 9. Art Workshops by Jack C. Davis is a non credit drawing principles course Mondays. Registration is 6:30 p.m. Monday October 1 with a $30 fee due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell T. Blackwood II
Blackwood
Dartmouth College
Colgate University
Columbia University
Jack C. Davis
Ifessor
Nork
Mr. Davis
University of California
Births Reported and Kindergarten Reopens in Oscoda
The Frederick Free Kindergarten on South Market Street will reopen for the fall term Monday. Mrs Wayne T. Smith and daughter Kimberly Dawn are linked to the enrollment. In Oscoda Michigan, a birth is announced for a daughter of Mr and Mrs Powers with the child expected to be five years old before December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Free Kindergaren
South Market Street
Get
Wayne TD Smith
Wino
Oscoda
Mich
Kimberly Dawn
Smith
Betty Ann Powers
Danter
Clarence
Mane P Emmert
F. Powers
Wilson Pince
Raymond G. Gregs
Fic
David Smith
Lotre
Rosemiant
Three Plays Announced For Winter Season
A mash of society notes announces three plays for the winter season, mentions hosts Gen and Mrs Ladd entertaining at Fort Detrick Otters Club, and notes the Ladd family visiting Palo Alto after a Europe trip with Gen James V. K. Ladd’s son in Frankfurt. The item ties in social events with the Ladds and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpine
Homer
James V. K. Ladd
Frankfurt
Germany
Mrs Parker and friends entertain at Frans Scott Key Hotel
Mrs Walter G Parker together with Frances Scott Key Novel and Mrs William R Slemmer hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering for four of their friends at the Frans Scott Key Hotel on East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Parker
Willam R. Slemmer
East Second Street
Frans Scott Key Hotel
Death notices for Mrs Hiram Co and Catherine S Kelly
Death notices from Adams County and Lovettsville report Mrs Hiram Co of Arendtsville and Catherine S Kelly of Thurmont. Mrs Co, 45, dies from complications at her son-in-law Lloyd Garretson's home. survives two sons Clyde and Roy Lady and Luther Lady, a sister-in-law, and other relatives. Catherine S Kelly, 80, widow of Richard Kelly, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. survived by five daughters and many grandchildren, with services at Our Lady of Mt Carmel and St Anthony's Church followed by burial in Our Lady of Mt Carmel cemetery.
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Norman How
The
Community Players
Players
Aly UiLliwell
Sam Spewack
Mrs
Roy L. Leather
Eau Gallie
Flaming
Armed Services
P. S. Lansdale
East Church Street
Atlantic City
Tovard Teich
Mano
George S. Kauffman Dennis
Josephine Hull
Fred Allen
Cinderell
Usty Corporation
Partridge Ou Bee
Rarperaton
Uery
D. C. Winebrewer
Elizabeth VeFadden
Melebergh Avenue
Carl David
York
Frederick
Ceacon
Trescone
Lloyd W. Garretson
Arendtsville
Adams County
Soleyman
Sarah Bushey
Hartman
Na M Hartman
Clyde H. Lady
Roy
West Chester
Luther M
Biglerville
Garretson
Wilmer Hartman
Middletown
Catherine S. Kelly
Richard Kelly
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Felton
Clara Topper Barton
Our Lady
Funeral Held for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Sutely
Funeral services were held at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon at the late residence for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Sutely widow of Charles H Sutely who died Monday at her Thurmont home Rev Bernard A Jennings officiated The Halriot Chapel choir sang Beautiful Garden of Prayer Goodnight Here But Good Morne Up There and Afine With Me Grandsons LeRoy Sutely Donald Sutely Ray Sutely Robert Sutely William Sutely Norman Sutely James Seipler and Bernard Snodderly served as pallbearers Interment was in Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont Creager and Son had charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sutely
Ray Sutely
Robert Sutely
William BR. Sutely
Norman J Suitely
James Seipler
Bernard Snodderly
Wat
Blue Ringe
Thur- Tront
M WL. Creager and Son
Baltimore tennis championship opens with Colts Bears match
The Baltimore City tennis championship begins with Colts and Bears meeting Sunday in singles and doubles. Top seeds Lloyd Rice and Emil Johnson headline the field as defending champ Detrick returns in singles. Doubles feature Bud Radcliffe and Max McCardell facing Ramsburg and Partridge with morning daylight saving timing noted. Entry fees set at 1 dollar per singles and per doubles team.
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Baltimore
Colts
Chicago Bears
Lloyd Rice
Majer
Emil Johnson
Detrick
Ie Croanie
Rice
Bears
Ravencordner
Jack Lether
Jerre Fox
Gravee Henanak
Jack Kennedy
Bill Gillespie
Ralph Warhter
Bob Marrs
Jeff Wells
Bud Radcliffe
Max McCardell
Dick Ramsburg
Mel Partridge
Brooke Green
Éandner
Pal Mask
Fmil Johnson
Gilden
Dack Tehbher
Ralph Wachter
New Books At Artz Library
New book listings include PHE LIVING OF THESE DAYS by Harry Emerson Fosdick and THE HOOVER REPORT 1953-1955 by Neil MacNeil and Harold William Metz. Also highlighted are BRIDGES by Henry Billings, WASHINGTON IS WONDERFUL by Dorothea Jones, CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION by Evelyn A Mansfield, plus notes on the Baltimore Colts season and player moves.
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Phe
Harry Emerson Fosdick
A! Amer
Henry Billings
Frederick
United States
Baltimore
Wheeling
America
Pia Whee Ae
Hoover Report
Neil MacNeil
Harold William Metz
Hoover ‘Commission
Commission
Washington
Dorothea Jones
National Geographic Magazine
Washington, D. C
Evelyn A Mansfield
Unable To Identify Body Of Slain Man
A man believed murdered on his farm in Anne Arundel County cannot be identified after relatives view the decomposed body at the Baltimore City morgue. The body was found Monday on 30 acres near Davidsonville, wrapped in blankets under boards. Autopsy notes a broken nose and front tooth. cause of death undetermined. Military dental records have been sent from Washington for identification.
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Fiever Lynski
Baltimore City
Lynsky
Anne Arundel County
Russell S. Fisher
Set Elmer Hagner
Anne Arandel County
Washington
Lynski
Davidsonville
Buller Carries Campaign To Downtown Baltimore
In Baltimore on September 27 Senator Buller pressed for votes in downtown markets near Lesindon Market. He promised a major speech next month on the controversial campaign of 1950, while avoiding discussion of that race for the moment. His Democrat opponent George P. Mahoney has tried to use the 1950 campaign as ammunition in the current race. A Senate election subcommittee labeled the 1950 campaign as back street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Buller
Teeatsiull
Lesindon
Butler
George P. Mahoney
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col . But
P-Ta
Columes of the News
Ralph Finneyfrock
Messrs
Marken and Bielfeld
West Patrick Street
W. B. D. Penniman
State Board of Health
Mildred Nichols
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
G. W. Willy
BE. S. Houck
G. Ed. Myers
Charles Fagan
Reifstuder's Mill
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Fast Second Street
John Ho Rignev
Ricney
Ruwids Schon
St. John’s
First Alto
Parsons
Wo Va
Dollie Burns Wolf
Thomas
Tucker County
Donald G Peters
Wolf
W Va
Peters Sam Wwe Wuek
Henry FE Miller
Lost River
Hamdenme
New Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Calgary
Atla
Duke of Windsor
Scotland
Alberta
BP Ranching Co
Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Colonization Department
Richard Zimmerman
Frederick Seft
of Maryland Law School
John W Leonard
Trenisin
China
Firet
Maryland National Guard
May
Lennerd
Charles E Webler
West College Terrace
Jewish Groupe
Frederik
National Council of Jewish Women
B'Na Brith
Beth Sholom
Maurice Guss
Caunens
Lawrence Ware
Momon's .Cbp
Ana Smigllberg
Counens
Eitht
Sy Dagosue
Rhoads
D.A.R
Summer Cottage
Paul B. Rhoads
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jug Bridge Hill
Sophia Reich
Jug
New Highway Bridge
Kate Duncan Smith School
Grant
Ala
Jesse B. Anders
Hammond Clary
Oscar Fogle
Chestertown
Anders
Murray Holmes Fout
H. Kreh
Edwin Lausche
Charles Mullen
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Emma Thompson
Caroline Winebrewer
Carroll Women’s Club
Carroll Woman's Club
Irving Baumgartner
Charles
Wae Brown
Maryland Federation Women’s Club
Emerson Hotel
Brown
Horace M. Hipsley
Robert Pickett
Roy Denon
Arian
Ernest Barnes
I. Calvin Doub
Raymond Euler
Augustus Frizzell
Robert Haight
Hipsiey
O. B. Krimgold
Chester Nusbaum
Bertha Pickett
Cora Pickett
Roland Pickett
Clarence Sutch
Jacob Young
Raymond Etzler
Carroll County
RFD
Airy
Hipsley
Louis Schoolman
Braddock Heights
Byron D. White
Rockwell Terrace
A. Austin Pearre
Upper College Terrace
Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Ocean City
Margaret R. Motter
Dulance Avenue
Walter deLilia
Baltimore and
deLille
E.R Price
Dulaney Avenue
C. T. Brosius
Daudhwre
Antoinette G. Brosius
G. L. Thomas
Buckerstown
Tidewater Inn
Easton
Osborne J. Price Sr
West Church Street
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Alice K. Leopold
Clare Booth Luce
Luce
Miss Motter
Marjorie Morningstar
Brary
Warcaret Motter
Herman Wouk
Josephine Etchison
Harriet DeGrange
Guy DeGrange
McMurray Street
Meredith Bierley
William G. Clutter
Clutter
DeGrange
Donald Pryor
Arthur Kelis Hoffman
Edward Brachey
Miami
Melbourne
Fla
Kenilworth Hotel
Welbourne
Cart T Hane
Carl Hane
Bruchey
Carroll Ho Hendrckson Sr
Upper College
Perrace
Coan City
Beach Plaza Hotel
Mixton W. Butler
Middle Alley
Carty Richard E Warns
Martins Me
Ae Va
W. D. McLean
Avon
Yellow Springs
McLeami King
Viola K Tan
Fred
Ernesterick
RFD 3
Robert L. Lay- Berger
Iman
Walkersville
Hiram Co
Addison KR
English Addison Richard Emits
Atel Farge
Jack
Egcish
Roy Ridge
Lovettsville
Arthur and
Catherine Smith English
Katherine Miller English
Garry
Dianne English
Lovetsville
Wilmer Free
Alisa Loy
Robert
Billy English
Lovettsvill
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Michael Wo Kretsinger
W. A. Wade
Lovettsville Lutheran Church
Union Cemetery
Menico Cyo
Mexico
Bill
Artz Library
Alan Ameche
NFL
Los Angeles Rams
Colt
Lenny Moore
Billy Wessels
Ameche
George Shaw
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