EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE VOL. LXXV, NO. 24 E,MMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND—FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1955 SUBSCRIPTION: 32.00 PER YEAR Play Major Role In Winning State Basketball TH U RMONT Most Anything Firemen Will Championship For Mt. St. Mary's OBITUARIES SEEKS PUBLIC Sewer Estimate Sponsor Another John Gloninger LIBRARY Near Completion At A Glance Dies Suddenly A delegation of representative citizens of Thurmont appeared BY ABIGAIL Funeral' services for John R. Shooting Match Gloninger, co-owner of a Pitts- before the Board of County Com- missioners on Tuesday seeking Council Hears Complaints have come to this burgh brick firm, were held this Thirty-seven some desk about the way the Sat- members of the week, after the arrival of his county financial support to- Final plans for the complete Vigilant Hose urday night drawing has been Co. were present body from the West Coast. ward the library in that town. sewering of the town were dis- at the conducted on several occasions. regular monthly meeting The 64-year-old brick official, Members of the delegation ex- cussed at the regular monthly of the It seems as though the most group held Tuesday night who retired from active business plained that considerable inter- meeting of the Mayor and Com- in the Fire strenuous c omplaint comes Hall, President Her- five years ago, choked to death est had been aroused in Thurmont missioners of Emmitsburg held from interpretation of the rules. bert W. Roger presiding. while eating lobster on a visit in the proposed library and that Monday night in the Fire Hall, It is my firm belief that the Plans for a dinner honoring the with his daughter, Mrs. George the town commissioners and sev- Mayor Thornton W. Rodgers pre- rules and regulations govern- recently graduated class of fire- J. Fleury at Balboa, Calif. eral organizations had lent their siding in the absence of the chair- ing this project should be pub- men trained by the University support to the movement. man of the Sal Angelo Coach Phelan Jack Sullivan He died last Saturday despite Board of Commis- lished so that the public could of Maryland Fire E)itension School the efforts of four physicians— They asked the commissioners sioners Thomas J. Frailey. have full knowledge of the op- are now being made with date Statistics support the fact that individual Mason-Dixon Confer- including his son-in-law—to save for financial support on the same The Town Fathers announced eration, thus ending these dis- being announced later. It is plan- the 1954-55 Mount St. Mary's ence records and one team rec- him. He had been dining with basis that funds are appropriated that two - special meetings had putes and ill feelings once and ned to have the instructors and basketball team was the greatest ord. Individual tournament marks his wife and their daughter and for the C. Burr Artz library in been held concerning the sewer forever. Last Saturday there members of the Town Council in Mountaineer history. The set by sophomore Jack Sullivan son-in-law. Frederick. project. Council met on February The appeared to be even more con- present at the affair as honored Mountaineers posted, the greatest are: Most points per game, 44; Dr. Fleury indicated that Mr. commissioners explained 14 with members of the survey- that there fusion during the drawing when guests. number of wins in their history most field goals one game, 16; Gloninger was subject to choking are no funds in the ing company, the •R. Brooke Max- tickets signed by another per- Chief John J. Hollinger re- with a 23-4 over-all record, put most points one half, 25; most spells because of poor muscular budget which could be used for well Co. of Baltimore and again such a son were drawn and a hand- ported that five chimney fires Mason-Dixon Conference cham- points, tournament, 94; most free co-ordination. purpose at this time, but on February 28 with members of writing test was taken. The had occurred during the past pionships back to back and crack- throws, tournament, 30; most Surviving are his widow Mrs. that the matter would be taken the State Health Dept. Under the party whose name was writ- month with little damage result- ed every school mark except one. team points, tournament, 297. Catherine Gloninger, and another under consideration when the 1956 proposed plan it is believed that ten on the ticket was denied ing. In addition, three Mountaineers, Jack Sullivan, star scorer for daughter, Mrs. Denis McAuley, budget is prepared. the present disposal plant on The delegation was the award. It seems that the The honor roll, with the names Jack Sullivan, Sal Angelo and the locals for the second year of Pittsburgh, in addition to Mrs. headed by Creamery Road would either have Ross V. Smith and included party involved had tickets giv- of members who served in the Eddie Bals, were named to both in a row was named to both the Fleury. Thirteen grandchildren al- Miss to be enlarged or moved farther Mary Waesche, Mrs. en in his name by his grand- armed forces inscribed on it, has the All-Conference and All-Tour- Mason-Dixon All-Conference and so, survive. Ernest Ham- away from the town_ to a new research maker, D. Sayler father. After a bit of been completed and was presented ney teams. Sullivan led the state All-Tourney teams. In addition, Also surviving are three sons, Weybright and location. A final decision is due is Harry Zentz. The only library in I have discovered that this to the members Tuesday night. scorers with 688 points for a Sullivan was named to the Jer- J. Ledlie, David and Hugh Glon- in the near future. Thurmont at the present quite a common practice and Three new members were taken 2'5.5 game average. sey City Armory All-Star team inger, all of Pittsburgh; four sis- time, Town Clerk Louise Sebold pre- same it was said, is in the many are doing this very into the organization. They were In scoring 2,552 points in their and voted player of the year in ters, Mrs. Marie Rial, of Em- public sented the ‘reports of the secre- was al- school, and it is hoped to thing, believing that it Charles D. Gillelan, Ernest Ros- 27-game schedule, the Blue and the Jersey City area for his 44- mitsburg, Mrs. Bartholomew Ho- secure tary, treasurer and tax collector. Par- quarters where a right and in good faith. ensteel and Vincent Topper. Ap- White averaged 94.5 points per point effort against St. Peter's gan and Mrs. Simon Klosky, both library can be In addition, the clerk presented chil- established. ents sometime place their plications for membership were game to 72 points per game for College. Sal Angelo, senior cen- of Washington, and Mrs. Allen the Board with the annual finan- that Emmitsburg has had a dren's names on tickets so received from Donald Byard, the opposition. ter, for the third time running, O'Donough of Baltimore; a broth- public cial statement, for which she was bother at- library since 1906. they don't have to Francis Cool, and Eugene Rosen- Records Cracked was named to both All-Confer- er, J. Ledlie Gloninger, also of highly commended. Parking me- Now is tending the drawing. steel. The following Mount St. Mary's ence and All-Tourney teams. Ed Emmitsburg. ter revenue and fines for the rules or this contrary to the house rules committee, ton- records were smashed by the cur- Bals, making his first appear- The victim is a graduate of month of February was announc- which A State Legion Head not? Another instance sisting of Leo Keepers, J. W. rent Mountie squad: Gym scor- ance on All-Tourney and All- Mt St. Mary's College, Emmits- ed as $303.89. was when Visits Here happened last week Rowe, Guy R. McGlaughlin, Eu- ing record 202 points, Mount St. Conference teams, was named to burg. The Council approved a dona- drawn and The quarterly district meeting another name was gene Kraemer and Oldrich Tokar, Mary's 141 vs. Washington Col- the second Jersey City Armory tion of $1,000 to the Vigilant did not im- re- * of the Western Maryland District, when the winner was appointed to draw up rules lege 61, replaced the old record All-Star team. Sullivan also Hose Co. which opens its annual was claim- the Department of Maryland Ameri- mediately respond it and regulations governing activi- of 187 points set against Balti- ceived honorable mention on Services financial drive early next month. was drawn the Tracey can Legion was held Sunday at ed another flame ties in the recreation room at more University in 1954; new All-America team picked by Other appropriations okayed were winner belatedly the Francis X. Elder Post No. 121 after the first the fire house. team high 141 points vs. Wash- Brooklyn "Tablet." the Public Library, $100; Munici- which was de- Are Held with Burns Heltebridle, depart- filed his claim A communication was read from ington College replaced old rec- Phelan Given Much Credit pal Band, $100 and the Baseball what is the actual services for Mrs. Cath- ment vice-commander presiding. nied. Just from the Maryland Fire Chiefs' ord of 111 set against Baltimore Much of the credit for the suc- Funeral Club, $100. The Solons were in any, that those Blue Ridge Sum- Special guests present were waiting time, if Assn. inviting members , of the University in 1954; individual cess of the Mountaineer outfit erine Tracey, receipt of a letter from the State drawing have Tuesday after- Benjamin B.