Deaths at Washington include L Kinna and May Tavenner
L Kinna, formerly of Frederick, died at his Washington home on Connecticut Avenue after 30 years in the U S Marine Corps. Survived by wife and two half sisters, funeral plans pending. May A Tavenner widow of Luther M Tavenner died at 2019 Wisconsin Avenue NW after illness. Age 41. She had moved to Washington eighteen months ago and was single. Services set for 11 a m Thursday at 8 East Patrick Street funeral home with interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. C E Cline and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y L. Kinna
Roy L. Kinna
Frederick
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
U. S. Marine Corps
B. A. Siddall
Sumter
5. C
Alice B. Akers
South Market Street
May A. Tavenner
Luther M Tavenner
Wisconsn Avenue
N W
Methodist
Berwyn
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and
Waynesboro
William Andrew Straley
Ealth
Straley
Fred Straley
Greencastle
Henry T. Land
Elizabeth Keeps Straley
Chief Straley
George Straley
J. R. Bitner
Greenseartle
Funeral rites for Ephraim Keeney planned in Taneytown
Funeral services for Ephraim Eli Keeney will be held at C. O. Fuss and Son in Taneytown Thursday at 1 30 p m with Elder Jesse Kline and Rev Holley Jones officiating. Burial in Beaver Dam cemetery. Body at the funeral home. calling hours tonight seven to nine. Keeney, son of the late James and Sarah Keeney, lived near Woodsboro. Surviving are a widow Mrs Margaret Keeney and many children and relatives. Also noted are other local obituaries and services for William Andrew Straley and John William Garver, with details on locations, relations, and burial plans. The report also includes a fatal crash near Williamsport, a cocaine poisoning case in Savage, and Hal Keller’s farm assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim Eli Keeney
Middleburg
C. O. Fuss and
Margaret EB. Smith Keeney
Ross E. Keeney
Sellman
Lewis Hann
Untwin Bridge
Lester Reynolds
Arlington, Va
Thomas Grimes
Dickerson
Henry Miller
Monroe Hann
Taneytown
George Johnson
Detvour
George Grossnickle
Union Bridge
James
Keeney
Nina V. Keeney
Samuel Keeney
McKaig
Howard
LeGore
Jesse Keeeny
Walkersville
James Keeney
Sharpsburg
Norman Keeney
Westminster
Paul Pottinger
Linwood
Ernest Colbert
Woodsboro
Beaver Dam
Church of the Brethren
Greene-Derr Wedding At New Windsor Church
Miss Ann Victoria Derr became the bride of James Arnold Greene in a 3 PM Easter Day ceremony at St Pauls Methodist Church New Windsor attended by family and friends from Philadelphia Waynesboro Gerrackstown Baltimore Frederick and Washington. The couple, both graduates of New Windsor High School Class of 1949, plan to reside near New Windsor after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
New Windsor
Ann Victoria Derr
Edward N. Derr
James Arnold Greene
D. Paul Greene
Paul Greene
E. C. Soper
Jane Abbey Lambert
Merle Cranmer
Betty Jane Miller
Virginia
Patricia Derr
Edward Derr. Jr
Lloyd Greene
Charles Greene
Edward Greene
Earl Greene
Roy Wampler
John Keck
Farmers’ Co
Philadelphia
Waynesboro
Gerrackstown
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Cook
Pate
Jefferson Lutheran Parsonage
Nellie Elizabeth Pate
Nellie Virginia Pate
Morley G. Pate
Arthur Hargett Cook
John W. Cook
Morris G. Zumbrun
Elton R. Pate
Near New Market
Frederick Cancer Drive officers named in city drive
James McSherry announced the 1950 Frederick County American Cancer Society drive begins April 17 and runs through April with a county quota of 4500 dollars. Co chairs are George M. Chapline Jr and Charles McMathias Jr. Special lists led by Charles A. Price. Arthur Potts heads city residential solicitation. Sam Maples Jr and Melville Stockwell handle commercial and industrial canvass. Gilmore A. Bentley leads Negro solicitation. Dr James Thomas is medical director. Mrs Byron Thompson education and service chair. Guy Nust treasurer. Publicity chairs are Herbert Neston and John Barigis. DIRKSIN EASY WINNER Chicago April 11 Everett M. Dirksen, former Congressman, wins Republican nomination for U S Senator to face Democrat Scott Lucas in November. Lucas nominated without opposition. Dirksen, U S representative 1939-1949, faced only token challengers in race against Dal and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
James McSherry
West Second Street
Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Mr. McSherry
George M. Chapline, Jr
Watkins Acres
Charles McC Mathias
Council Street
Charles A. Price
East Second Street
Arthur Potts
Court Street
Sam Maples, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Melville C. Stockwell
East Church Street
Gilmore A. Bentley
All Saints’ Street
James Thomas
Lee Place
Byron Thompson
North Market Street
Guy Nust
Herbert N. Heston
Hood College
John Barigis
The
News-Post
Dirksin
Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
A. S
Scott Lucas
Lucas
Dirksen
U. S
Lar Dal
Willam J. Baker
Weddings and Engagement Announcements Feature Local Unions
Engagement and wedding notices from Knoxville and Frederick area readers. Miss Mary Cathrine Young of Knoxville and Maurice Lee Muller of Waynesboro are announced. Cook Pate wedding in Jefferson Lutheran parsonage with Nellie Pate and Arthur Cook. Betty May Eyler to Fred W Spielman Sr planned with no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cathrine Young
John Wotlisne Young
Knoxville
Maurice Lee Muller
Jerome W. Miller
North Broad Street
Waynesboro
Dune
Engi Ment
Herman M. Eyler
Union Bridge
Betty May
Fred W. Spielman
Fred W Spielman
Frederick
Ill and recuperating residents at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs E Charles Renn of Fengayille has surgery last week and is improved. Dr Richard Bowers of Dallas, son of Harmony Grove residents, is reported much improved after weeks in a hospital. Mrs Goldie Burdette of Mt Airy is at Frederick Memorial for observation and treatment. Charles N Daugherty, former caretaker at Frederick Fairgrounds, is slowly improving after pneumonia treatment. Mrs Lewes Umberger, two weeks in hospital, has returned home and remains quite sick. Mrs Atlee Horne, Burkittsville, recovering with sister Mrs William Hartung in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Charles Renn
Fengayille
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Bowers
Dallas
Tex
G. Hunter Bowers
Harmony Grove
Goldie Burdette
Mt Airy
Charles N Daugherty
Frederick Fairgrounds
Lewes Umberger
East Seventh Street
Atlee Horne
Burkittsville
William Hartung
Baltimore
Newspersonals and family notices span regional visits and milestones
Local residents share Easter visits and homecomings from Detroit to Emmitsburg and Sykesville. Mrs Albert Patterson and family return to Emmitsburg with Mrs Flowers and Peppler children. Mr and Mrs Lewis Crouse host Easter guests including Braddock and Dundalk families. A 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kanade set for April 13 in Adamstown. Erving John Henry Shankle III christened at the Crause home with godparents present. Andrew Ponzi former pocket billiards champion dies at 47 in Philadelphia after a heart attack. survivors include wife Madeline, two children, mother Mrs Louisa Dalessandro, and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Rhodes
Lewisburg
Wees Edgar Rhodes
Emmitsburg
Albert Patterson
Edward Flowers
Detroit
Mich
Flowers
Walter Peppler
Pat Peppier
East Lansing
Peppler
Bonnie
Yellow Springs
Roger Roelke
Catherine Welty
Joseph Euvler
Harry Daveler
Frederick
Harry Kanade
Adamstown
Lewis Crouse
Jefferson Street
Guy J. Cramer
Braddock
Meredith Cook
Dundalk
Stanley Burns
Lisbon
Erving Shankle
Glenn Gibbons
George Kline
George Cramer
Carrie Cook
W_ V_ Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Ponzi
Ponzier
Salem
Madeline
Louisa Dalessandro
Aldan, Pa
South End Civic Association backs Cub Scout pack plan
The South End Civic Association discussed sponsoring a Cub Scout pack and three youth baseball teams at a Tuesday meeting in the Boys Club room. They aim to form three teams this season with potential expansion and to practice all summer toward league play in 1951. A carnival at McCurdy Field is planned for the week of June 19, with committees formed for raffles, games, building, and sponsor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Civic Association
West South Street
Jack Emmert
City
South End
Archie Whisner
Washington Street
Donald Rice
South End Association
John W. Molesworth
Sherman Boone
Leonard Allison
Wil
McCurdy Field
Paul Riddlemaser
Raffles
John Sacer
Sherman Haines
Austin Trout
Charles Shaw
Roger Myers
Myler B. Cassel
Wilfred Kaufman
Robert Lit- Ledten
John Stockman
William Paintery
Arthur Pearl
John Conrad
Legionnaires To Be Typed For Blood Bank
Final arrangements for typing Legionnaires for the Francis Scott Key Fest No 11 blood bank were announced by Commander Alvey M Norwood at the April meeting American Legion Tuesday night A special meeting will be held at the home next Wednesday April 19 at eight p m with county health department officials in attendance Norwood urges maximum turnout to set up an emergency bank World War II veterans will be asked when they last received tetanus injections The annual benefit motion picture The Outriders starring Joel McCrea will be shown at the Opera House May 3 and 4 Proceeds fund the post s hard of hearing clinic Five local organizations besides the Legion sponsor Boys State to be held in Maryland at Bainbridge The post will send four boys Bernie Brooks and Carl Shaw appointed to assist Manager Joe Price with the junior baseball league all star team The season opens May 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvey M. Norwood
American Legion
Norwood
Opera House
Outriders
Joel McCrea
Legion
Maryland
Bainbridge
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Eagles
Civitan
Ellis
Buy! Porcelain Gas Range and Public Notices in Frederick
A collage of local notices and ads: a porcelain gas range priced at 5950, card parties at St John’s School Hall and Jefferson Jr O U A M Hall, charity auctions with dates in April 1950, a burnished listing for livestock and farm equipment near Lewistown, a real estate sale along Reich’s Ford Road, and community events at North Market Street School. Also vendor promotions from Weil Brothers and services for junk, blinds, and opticians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST John's School Hall
CO of A
Lewistown
Reich
Ford Road
Frederick
Samuel T
Miller
Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Card party postponed and Auxiliary notices in Mt. Pleasant
Saturday April 13 1950 notices show the Alvie Metaler Farms sale in Mt Pleasant at 11 o clock and at Union Bridge 130 o Clark. Also Mrs Frank Main hosts a postponed American Legion Auxiliary card party. Ladies Auxiliary FOB 1067 plans a covered dish supper at Junior Hall 630 p m with candidate initiation. Paper hanging service listed with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Metaler Farms
Mt. Pleasant
Union Bridge
O'Clark
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Main
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John William Garver
Arkersville
Harry €. Koffler
Aloyse
Clarence Dint Lerman
Charles Kintz
Ray Cromwell
Tolle Wachter
Elmer Immerman
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
G. C. Barton
Flaneral Direc
Hagerstown
Ruth J. Mongan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Williamsport
Leon E. Shoemaker
Washington County Hospital
Fred
Delores
Mongans
Keedysville
Here
Howard County
Henry Freimuth
Wilma Jones
Savage
Jones
Hal Keller
Harold
Hal) Keller
Augusta
Dispatches
Keller
Middletown
Charlie Keller
Senators
Cub Pack
Duroe Herd
Paul Agee
George W. Stull
Poplar Springs
Mt. Airy, Md
Lincoln Apartments
Womens
Gettysburg
League of Frederick
Fisher's
East Patrick St
Eyler
Eyler Livestock Market
Joseph H. Eyler
Thurmont, Md
Stampsberger’s Book Mart
Nestle
Ecker
Market St
Hillcrest
Ray
Runmage Sale
Juniour Civic Club
Ne.c. AL
Staley Park
Ralph S. Stall Glenn Trout
Ballenger Community
Feagaville
Mad
Frank Watton
Woody Frey
Bank
Swingsters
Jefferson Jr O. U A. M
Hall
Jefferson
Cailgren
Weil Brothers
F Temple
Henry
Parkway
North East Clyvic Club
Stec
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East
East St
Cozy Club
Mr. Farmer
Frederick 1900
North Market St
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Ease Third Street
Maas Opticians
N. Market St
South Crack Street
Piistay
Noom Farmer's Supply
Frederick County Senior
Francis Scott Key Post No. II
Legion Home
Meltier Ave
Charles B. Baker
Southern Lounge
Delicious Foods
North Maile
Super Frederick
Wartman
W. Hagan
Frederick High School
Tom Pence
Barbara McCutcheon
Newton Exchange
Democrats
Court House
City Central Committee
Edward J. Smith
Fredonia
Waynesboro Nurseries
P. L. Hargest and Co
South Market St
Sears Farm
Bunding
West Fifth St
Westinghouse
Florence
Mit
John
L. Ponton
Frederick, Md
General Electric
Creagerstown
Retiuy
Fisher Fo
Patrick Sh
Aasadey
Garace
Markel
Patrick St
Wastl & Atvel¢H
Charel
Cramer's Palace Music
JedTuIe
Jewell
South Mare
Rees Frederick
Frederichk
LeGore Hainecdate
Piedererick News
Frederck
Patrick
West Patrick Street
South Market
College Avepue
Bath
Frederick News-Post
Fort Futanisit
West College
Yadh
Frederict
Aton
Alfon
Rosk
Fredenck
Tomer Ie
Ellis C
Coant Court
Alion
Yo Bennet
Sobkielter
Ellis C Wachter
Uear
Orphans’ Court
Jeannette Vengelbrecht
John Philip Engelbrecht
Lincoln Dittmar Engelbrecht
William M. Storm
Jiarry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
MddMar
Circuit Court
Gladys B. Butler
Ernest E Butler
Boston
Massachisetts
Frederik County
Greenwich Street
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Cratelx
Court of Equity
Plavitt
Frederick Catiis
F. Austin
Cam Imason
Fairplay Flame & Mul Co
Willy
Wood
Tod
University
Southern
N. Market St Frederick
Busaard Frederick
Robert Yorry Garment Co
Walkersville, Md
ky = As Lalat
Shriner Mig Co
Woorisboro
Apple Lee
King Stalin
Wet
Patrick Street
Kod
Randy
Petroan City Opera Mouse Salt Art Commission
Dnc
Trederiel
Brederiwek
Catochin Country Club
Vrederiele
Vrederiele 1087 For Interview de Loder Heap
Monerovia
New Market
Puftaly
Faederich
Geard Comditien
Newton's
Wisconsin
Nate
Gaithersburg
Garithersburg
Fredepivle
Leyte Bor Sale
Frederick Mnews
Melin H. Baker
Rosemont
Knoavile
Brunsutek
F Clark
Raymond
Demen
Thayer Tion
Swiller Walkii
Skeller Bath
McCormick
Derring Wader
Edgar van Fossen, Jr
Walkeraville
Shorts
Mr Savage
Met
Devilbiss
Key Mar
Joneph C. Cramer
Clifton
Rt 5
Delaval Electric
Walter L Hipkins
Ity
Marshall Allen
Buckeystown
Bruce Koogie
Fredk
Hard Pike
U. S. Rt
M. Lawson
Mt. Aury
D. C
Airy
A. M. Lawson
Liberty
Brunswick St
Brunswick
Chevrol Dan
Ray Wahl Lee
Waahinaton
Pear Yellow Springs
Phong
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