Harbaughs Safe After 15000 Mile Auto Tour Ends in Kentucky Crash
Mr and Mrs Roland W Harbaugh completed a 15000 mile 13 week auto tour through the American West and Southwest ending with a crash near Owensboro Kentucky. Their trip included Oklahoma City Las Vegas Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle and Mexico and featured Boulder Dam and Grand Canyon memories. They returned home by train arriving April 11 and plan further travels after recovering.
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Roland W. Harbaugh
Kentucky
Harbaughs
Frederick
Virginia
Tennessee
Boulder Dam
Fresno
Harbaugh
Bark Lecklider
Mrs. Lecklider
Los Angeles
Louis J. Warner
Pat Croghan
M. J Croghan
Jack Benny
Jack Garson
Lockheed
Vultee
Santa Anita Racetrack
Forest Lawn Cemetery
California
Redwood
San Francisco
Oaksend
Bay
Portland
Seattle
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Vancouver
Maryland
Alturas
Reno
Lake
Death Valley
Mrs. Harbaugh
Owensboro
Weddings Geishert Altvater at the Urbana residence
Lydia C Altvater of Tramsville and Reser H Geishert married at the groom s Urbana home with Rev P E Hemmer officiating The bride wore a navy street dress with white accessories Attendants included Howerd Layton and Howard Hing The couple will settle in a new house near Urbana Meade Mohler and Charles Van Swearingen wed in a double ceremony at Tri Ep Evangelical and Reformed church They will reside at 9 East Second Street The bride works for Old Familiar Hymns and the groom is a Frederick post office clerk
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Geishert
Altvater
Lydia C. Altvater
Tramsville
Reser H. Geishert
Urbana
P. EU] Hemmer
Evangelical and Reformed Church
and Howerd Layton
Frederi
Howerd Hing
Germantown
Geisbert
East Second Street
Raymond and
Anna Edwards
Frederick
Local Hospital Updates on Several Patients
Among The Sick airs Wuara W. Magill at 103 West Second Street showing satisfactory progress after weeks in the city hospital. Mrs. R. E. Delaplaine on Patrick Street remains under city hospital care. Chief Judge T. Cirée Rowsen of the Orphans Court was observed at Frederick City Hospital and treatment continues. Mrs. Marion Taller is reported unchanged. George B. H. Graham at Walkers ing treatment remains in Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. Edward James, at her home on Ee Street for two months, shows little change.
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Wuara W. Magill
West Second Street
Ity
R. E. Delaplaine
Niege
Texrac Orgoing
City Hesp
T. Cirée Rowsen
Orphans Court
Frederick C Ity
Marion
Patrick Street
Frederick Acm
Frederick Hos
George BH. Graham
X Hospital
Edward James
Ee Street
Wader
Deaths Miss Charlotte G. Smith of Lovettsville
Miss Charlotte Gertrude Smith 74 of Lovettsville Va died Wednesday morning at the home of her brother in law George W Washington She was the last of her immediate family and is survived by nieces and nephews including Mary Washington Mrs George King and Wright Washington Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 at her late residence with Rev W A Janson Jr and Rev Dr W A Wade officiating Interment in Union Cemetery Lovettsville R E Brown funeral director.
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Charlotte G. Smith
Charlotte Gertrude Smith
Lovellsville
George W. Washington
Lutheran Church
William and
Elizabeth Wiard Smith
Lovettsvile
Lovettsville
Mary Washington
George King
Wright Washington
W A. Janson, Jr
W. A. Wade
Union Cemetery
Lovetts
R. E. Brown
Funeral rites for Charles Mann held after Gaithersburg fatal accident
Funeral services for Charles Curtis Mann 48 of Gaithersburg were held Tuesday after he was struck by an automobile while firing along Route 340 three miles from home Saturday night. Interment at Union Cemetery followed a New Jerusalem Lutheran service in Lovettsville. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters. He belonged to New Jerusalem Lutheran Church.
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Charles’ Curtis Mann
Gaithersburg
New Jerusalem Church
Lovettsville
Union Cemetery
W. A. Jansen, Jr
S. E. Emerich
William Mann
Lovetts
Lewis Mann
Parvin Mann
Charles Graham
Robert Graham
New Jerusalem
Clothing Drive Here Saturday
A county wide Church World Service relief drive publicized by Rev Paul W Kincel pastor of the Frederick Brethren. A May 4 service at Evangelical Lutheran Church will feature an out of town speaker and a display of processed clothing from New Windsor. Eight trucks will canvass the city starting Saturday at 1 pm.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul W. Kincel Ptor
Fredence Cheren
The
Brethren
Church World Service
Frederick
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
CWS
Kemp
Warner L Brittain
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
All American Boys Club
Main announces collection center at Wrehoure site
Tnyo states a collection center will operate at Main and bring items to Frederick on Saturday afternoon. The message names Main and Frederick, noting the event timeline and location for residents to contribute goods.
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Tnyo
Main
Frederice
Last Week's Weather Favorable For Crops
Balmore April 24 The Weather Bureau reports favorable crop conditions across western counties including Fred heat rye and barley in excellent condition oats being sown ground prepared for corn peas up nicely early potatoes planted or being planted fruit trees in bloom peaches pears apples and plums in various stages. Pastures growing rapidly and straw berries beginning to bloom in southern counties planting of early truck crops behind schedule but mostly planted.
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Balmore
Ther Bureau
Maryland
Westen
Chesapeake Bar
Frederick
Weather Summary For April Precipitation And Temps
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending today and compares April totals with normal values for the month. It lists rivers and stations with actual precipitation to date and deficits versus long term normals. Yesterday's high and tonight's low are noted with figures and times for forecasted conditions.
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Trtow
Sliam
50 Seamen Feared Lost in British Steamer Disaster
A storm wrecked a 31,000 ton vessel off Porthcawl with 23 men feared dead and eight crew saved by lifeboats. The British press notes the ship and crew faced rough seas as rescue operations continued.
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Porthcawl
Warspite Breaks Up Off Coast Near Penzance
Veteran vessel Warspite involved in coastguard incident off Penzance with reports of damage as Berghazi crew and guardsmen respond to collision amid wartime tensions.
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Warspite
Wes
Penzance
Storm Aground Ships and Turbulent Seas Off Britain
A vessel ran aground on Fladda Island in the Firth of Lorn with 14 crew members landing safely on nearby islands after escaping in a small boat. The storm lashed coasts of England and the North and Irish Seas with gusts and heavy waves. The freighter Robert H. Harrison lost its propeller, drifted for hours until a towline arrived. The Orbis reported steering gear failure 33 miles east of Stari Point on the Devon coast but said no danger. The Samtampa wreck occurred at dusk with crew visible in rigging and a lifeboat capsizing. Additional notes mention possible belem wood finds near Para, Brazil.
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Fladda
Firth of Lorne
Scotland
Ater
English Channel
Robert H. Harrison
Harrison
Orbis
Stari Point
Devon Qoast
Wes
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Nicodemus
North Court Street
Dorothea Summers
Albert Contracting CO
N. Market ST
Walter Crawford Frederi BR
P. E
Potomac Edison Company
Williamson’s Drug Store
G. Mercer, Ph. G
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro, Md
Elon
Paul L. Crum
West Patrick St
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Emers
Lincoln Loan Service
W. C. Hargett Lumber CO
Jefferson St. Ext
Leenderail
Tess
eSpan
Frederick Appliance CO
E. Patrick St
Ford
Miller Hughes Motor CO
Rockville
Alaryland
Gaithersburg Pike
Belem
Para
Braz
Heinz Scientific Processing
Heinz Baby Foods
Teel
Lea
Ormond
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