Death of Mrs James N Dubel in Middletown
Mrs Bessie Lee Dubel wife of James N Dubel of Rosemont avenue died at home after an eight month illness at age 67. She was a longtime superintendent of the Begliners Department at Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church and a member of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Eastern Star. Survived by husband, one son Jace R Buver of Thurmont, a daughter Mary E Dubel, and several sisters and grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at 2 PM conducted by Rev George A Brown with calling hours at the Thurmont funeral home Friday 7 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Dubel
Bessie Lee Dubel
Rosemont Avenue
Jacob V
Clara V. Rouizahn McDonald
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Chapter 52
Middletown
Order of Eastern Star
Apo Wee
Jace R. Buver
Thurmont
Mary E. Dubel
Jennie M. Masser
Mary E. Street
Worland
Wso0
Lola Gimusa
George A. Brown
Ruth Willis
Mt. Olivet
M.L. Creager and Son
Mary E. Hildebrand
Mary Elizabeth Hildebrand
John HL. TL Hildebrand
Rocky Springs
Crutch- Dey Nursing Ponve
North Market Street
Edward
Victoria Wickham
Pleasant Hill Evangelical
Joseph C. Sipgewood
Basi Uhureh Street
VER Etchison, and Son
They Like Us American soldiers praised by Italians in Livorno
A 1951 move by 4000 U S soldiers into Leghorn Italy to connect American occupation forces in Austria is described. The locals, including a Communist press, have shown unexpected warmth, with commanders urging soldiers to act as unofficial ambassadors. The piece notes broad mutual respect and cautionary commentary from local press. Nearby Morgan Chapel M Y F reports a meeting April 17 with plans for New York trip April 23 a rummage sale April 30 and a youth softball team formation, led by Betty Lou Fleming and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Leghorn
Italy
Livorno
Austria
United States
Moscow
Far West
Charles L. Williams
Trinity
Tex
Morgan Chapel
M.Y.F
Church Hall
Vernon Magee
New York City
Betty Lou Fleming
Nancy Steckman
Lois Schrider
Bob Schrider
Fifty Years Ago in the Columns of The News April 21 1805
Mrs Donald McLean elected President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the annual Congress in Washington. Edward Faulders found near Boonsboro after five days missing, in poor health, he had been exposed. Clover Leaf Literary Society debated property owners support. Ada Ma Libe leads negative. Fearhake hosts roasted dinner for court staff. Spring flowers bloom for Easter decor with broom Calla, geraniums, hyacinths, daffodils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McLean
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Edward Faulders
Pleasant Walk
Leonard Emmert
Boonsboro
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Smouin Vose
Ada MaLibe
Landauer
Haller
Price
F. Diven
Adolphus Fearhake
East Patrix
Bern
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Apr 21, 1935 column notes a home fire near Umomville leaving a ten room Hyall brick house ravaged. Former Congressmen Fred Erick N Ziklman dies at hospital at 56. Fishing lean season as anglers report empty creels. County streams gain nearly 5,000 additional fish. Charles Pruitt of this city, a Duke University student, wins first in the quarter mile event against William and Mary and Washington and Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
Stanley Ell
Umomville
Frederick N. Ziklman
Charles Pruitt
Duke University
William and Mary College
Washington and Lee University
Funeral notices from Thurmont and surrounding areas
Funeral services were held for Charles R. Fornwald near Thurmont who died April 15 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev. Elmer Andrews and Rev. Ivan G. Naugle officiated with pallbearers Franklin Long Jr. Roy A. Long Cyril Duncanson James Davis Herman Shook and Harold Willard. Interment in Blue Ridge cemetery. Also, funeral services for Mrs. Cornelia L. Her widow of Amos Iler Graceham were held at Thurmont with Rev. Charles H. Corbett presiding. Pallbearers included Calvin Keeney Leo Weller and Carroll Exler. Interment in Rocky Hill cemetery near Woodsboro. In Garfield area near the church, William T. Hays died suddenly and funeral services were conducted at Garfield U. B. church with Rev. Albert Snyder officiating. Pallbearers Richard Harne Charles Bccard Hub Lat Routzahn Ernest R. Kuhn Milton V. Hare and Ralph Lewis. Interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Fornwald
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Andrews
Ivan G. Naugle
Franklin Long Jr
Roy A. Long
Cyril Duncanson
James Davis
Herman Shook
Harold Willard
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. £. Creager and Son
Cornelia L. Her
Amos Iler
Graceham
Vhurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Calvin
Kenneth Keeney
Leo Weller
Carrol Exler
Floyd Spies
Ray Eyler
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Woodsboro
M. L. Cennaar
Dirartars
Wiliam T. Hays
Garfield
Garfield U. B
Albert Snyder
Richard Harne
Charles Bccard
Hublat Routzahn
Ernest R. Kuhn
Milton V. Hare
Ralph Lewis
Paul F. Bittle
Funeral Rites For Albert Have Of Wolfsville
Funeral services for Albert Eugene Have of Wolfsville drew large crowds and many flowers at the Middletown funeral home. Rev. Raymond Markley and Rev. Albert Snyder officiated. pallbearers were Ernest Eccard, Richard Biser, Harry Leatherman, Milton Herne, Frank Warrenfeltz, and Gaither Jolotemyer. Interment followed at Lutheran Cemetery. Sladhil Co. served as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Eugene Have
Wolfsville
Middletown
Raymond Markley
Albert Snyder
Ernest Eccard
Richard Biser
Harry Leatherman
Milton Herne
Frank Warrenfeltz
Gaither Jlotemyer
Lutheran Cemetery
Sladhil Co
Church Group Meets at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran
The Werner of the Church met for an annual gathering at Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church. Mrs Ronald Stnvyve led devotions, a focus on missions in India was shared, and officers including Sire Cin Rosten, Karl Warner, Mrs Bivhand Oland, and Mrs Bernard Zimmerman were listed. Four circles redistributed membership. 44 members attended. Refreshments and social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner of the Charch
Good Shepherd
Hee Tf
Karl Warner
Bivhand Oland
Bernard Zimmerman de
Harry Buhrman dies at Foxville home pioneer potato farmer
Harry Buhrman 72 longtime Frederick County potato farming pioneer and Thurmont Bank director died suddenly at his Foxville home. He was a Republican district judge of elections and a major employer of potato machinery. Survived by his son Theodore F Huhiinen Fosville three grandsons and a sister. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM by Rev. Charles H. Corbett in Thurmont United Brethren cemetery burial follows under Creager and Son funeral directors care.
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Harry Buhrman
Frederick County
Foxville
Bauvers
Thurmont Bank
Laster Nears
Sida
Maredane Buhrman
Theodore F. Huhiinen
Fosville
Donald He
Robert A
Dered G Buhrman
Elsie 1
Buhrman
Foxvalie
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
United Brethren
Thurmont Ab la
Creager and Son
Two Auto Accidents Reported In City
Gustn X. Kinsey on Dill avenue ran a sedan into a Potomac Edison power pole at Market and Whhdcanesis causing minor damage and a $25 repair bill. Officer tarry Phalips noted no pole damage and a hearing set for April 29. A second collision involved City Policeman Bernard E. King and a parked car on West Sixth street with unknown outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Bernard E. .King
West iSixth Street
Machine Oper
Zonta Installs Officers At 25th Anniversary Party
Frederick Zonta Club marked its 25th anniversary as Miss Mary E. Rhoads was installed president. Eight charter members attended, with messages of congratulations from others. The event featured music, remarks by charter members, gift presentations, and a cake in Zonta colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Zonta Club
Mary E. Rhoads
Zonta International District Three
Ken Hersperger
Sonia Weener Levien
Key Seti
Catherine N. Johnson
Grace S. Landauer
Nank K. Roderick
Washington Zonta Club
Cornslia C. Bjorlee
Hal Lee T. Ort
Roderick
Helen L. Smith
Elizabeth C. Schroejder
Katherine Schmidt
Hagerstown
Zonta Club
Edith Seidling
Caro- Une
Hersperger
Herssperger
Miss Rhoads
Bjorlee
Imade
Frances T Bussard
Mary Reynolds
Baltimore
1400 Garments Collected At Grenfell Ingathering
Florence Keppel a former Metropolitan Opera singer headlined a Grenfell Association Frederick district ingathering at Evangelical Reformed church social rooms. About 1406 garments and logs were collected amid tributes to Margaret Motter, who marked 20 years as Grenfell president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kempe
Florence
Frederick
Grenfell Association of America
Evangelical Reformed Church
Keppel
Carroll County
Taneytown
Philadelphia
Auditive
Sliss Gretchen Reese
Lion Bridge High School
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Warrie
Pace
Danny Rox
Sweethea No
Sigmund Ronmberg
Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera
Central
South Ameria
Tell
Europe
Marcarello Motter
Grenfell Organization
Talbott Hieporis
William Stalt
Tary
John Shaw
George Tellenser
Vedon Revord Street
Braddock
Grenfell
Joh Shaw
J Wall Venton
Middletown
Red Cross
Melvin Partridge
Tollenger
Grace Neidig
Paul L. Althouse
Ralph White
Church of the Brethren
Miss Motter
Grace Neidit
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Margaret Rudisell Motter
Frederick Grenfell Association
Woodcutter DeWitt Jailed for Infant Daughter Murder
Hubert Whare DeWitt a 27 year old Buena Vista Virginia woodcutter was sentenced to 25 years in prison for second degree murder of his 3 month old daughter Patricia Aco in Garrett County Circuit Court. A car collision earlier injured Willam Evans of Camp Detrick when his car struck a parked vehicle causing about 100 dollars in damage. Evans reportedly fell asleep at the wheel and was not charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam
Evans
Camp Detrick
Phibhias
Mus
Vakland
Foo Hubert Wihare DeWitt
Buena Vista
DeWitt
Garrett County
Patricia Aco
Life in Frederick County in 1755 discussed by society
The Frederick County Historical Society held a meeting focusing on life in 1755 during the French and Indian War. Speakers reviewed papers by Snyder, Clapp Jr., and Newman, with President Urner summarizing the era and tying it to Braddock Franklin Sharpe discussions and a related essay contest for county students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
The
Historical Society
John J. Snyder
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Parsons Newman
Joseph W. Urner
Edward Braddock
Benjamin Franklin
Horatio Sharpe
Frederick
United States
Baker Park
Charles
Winchester Hall
Edward O Welcaine
Vermont Historic Sites Chief Visits Frederick On Monocacy Monument
Legions work praised as Orton chairman of Vermont Historic Sites Commission meets Francis Scott Key Post officers in Frederick to thank them for caretaking the Vermont Monument on the Monocacy battlefield. He notes the monument plot is state property deeded at erection and recalls his WWI role overseeing the Army Navy E celebration at the Everedy plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Orton
Vermont Historic Sites Commission
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Pest
Historic Sites Commission
Mr. Orton
Philadelphia Ordnance District
Everedy
Orton
Gettysburg
Vermont
Monocacy
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Students slate Paugh for sorority post at FSC
The Student Senate of Florida Southern College approved Charlotte Paugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Paugh of 201 Thomas Avenue Frederick for sorority leadership. Voting for the Student Body Association election will occur on campus Tuesday April 26. Pic and Mrs Gerald Wright returned to their Valley Station Kentucky home after visiting relatives in this city. Wright is stationed with the Army at Fort Knox Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Albert J Kippen of Rosemont Avenue announce birth of their second child, a daughter born Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, their third child and first daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Catshall
Woodsboro
Student Senate
Florida Southern College
Charlotte Paugh
Charles T. Paugh
Thomas Avenue
Frederick
Womaraderze
Student Body Association
Pic
Gerald Wright
Wiliam
Strobel
Mrr
Frank
Wright
Mrs. Wright
Valley Station
Army
Ft. Knox
Albert J. Kippen
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M U A To Meet In Baltimore
The Maryland Values Association will hold its annual business conference in Baltimore at the Lord Baltimore Hotel on Friday. Governor Micheldin will address the annual dinner, with speakers including George W. Taylor and David H. Lauder discussing industrial relations, atomic power, and threats to the light and power industry. Officers and directors for 1955 56 will be announced at the close of the afternoon session, led by First Vice-President George M. Nelson and President Edward C. Berry, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Values Associat Hea
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Theodore R. Micheldini
George W. Taylor
Wharton School
University of Pemnnsylvania
David H. Lauder
Atlantic District
General Electric Company
You
Edward R. Dunning
N. W. Ayer and Son
J. Frank Blake, Jr
Conowinge Power Company
Elkton
Blake
George M. Nelson
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Salisbury
C. Oscar Berry
Washington Gas Light Company
Austin E. Renn
Capital Transit Company
Washington
William S. Moore, Jr
W. Griffin Morrel
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Otis H. Ritenour
Bartow van Ness, Jr
Pennsylvania Water & Power Company
H. Holmes Vogel
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Robert W. Wilson
Potomac Electric Power Company
Once Head of Gambling Racket Found Slain
In Tampa Florida April 2007 the blood drenched body of Charlie Wall a former head of Tampa gambling rackets was found at his home. Acting Coroner W Marion Healdry said Wall 74 had his throat slashed stabbed several times and was savagely beaten on the head with a blunt instrument No weapon was found Wall had been staying alone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey
Wall
Tampa
Fla
Charlie Wall
W. Marion Healdry
Sick Tittle and Local Hospital News Briefs
Three month old daughter of Mr and Mrs James RK Eisenhauer of 43 East Third Street was admitted to Children's Hospital Baltimore for a congenital hip dislocation. Ronald Elliot age 7 of 311 West Main Street Emmitsburg treated for burns from hot coffee spilled on his back at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mrs Franklin Norris of Locust Valley has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving. Ezra D Hoffman Rockwell Terrace continues to be treated for a kidney ailment. Mr George B Delaplame Jr returned home on Lindbergh Avenue after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Turnpike committee chairmen in Virginia and North Carolina expect to know by fall if a tie-in with the West Virginia Turnpike is economically feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ezra D Hoffman
Rockwell Terrace
George B Delaplame Jr
Lindbergh Avenue
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Thomas Belli
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Raspurdum
Abin Denly
Kenneth Allnutt
Olin
Fred Fifer
Wyoming
Dia
E- Molesworth
Buckeystown
Jesse
Seast
Jan Sennett
Dela
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Dover
Carson Fifer
Alexandria
Galen
Wampler
Lindsville
Mill Creek Church
George Hardman
George Emory Hardman
Emmitsburg
Igta
Afra Willian Ardman
William R. Hardman
Harrisburg
Roy
Hardman
Margie Stouter
Ermitsburg
David Hardman
Florence Sanders
Joseph Hardman
Vincent Hardman
Pittsburgh
Clara Foulk
Irvin Plettenburg
Cashlawn
Bender Finneral
Evergreen Cemetery
Frank HM. Moore
Anna Mary Stansbury Moore
Frank M Moore
Pairfield
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Mary Waixwell Stansbury
Firmnnsburg
Fairfield
Me Moore
Aberdeen Robinson
York
Parsons Company
West All Saints Street
Fairview Cemetery
Edward D. McGowan
Dulfu
IbLinue
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Julia Robinson
Martha
Beaner Fpalmer
Charles D. Palmer
East Street
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tterbert QR
Jordan
Clifford Summers
James Brown
Roger Naylor
Daniel Williams
Charles Palmer
Thomas Carthaj
St. John’s Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harry
Zonta
Mrs. E. Kea Hersperger
Bog
Pet
Ingen Borer
Marge
M.U.A
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Arthur P. Scott
Westminster
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Hood College
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