County GI Killed In Korea War
Pfc Harold E. Lugenbeel of Route 3 Mr. Airy was killed in action in Korea on April 17 according to a telegram from the Secretary of the Army. He was 22, married to Dorothy Ann Lugenbeel, and survived by parents Roy W. and [name], two sisters, a brother, and several step-relatives. He had recently returned from Germany and had donated blood to the Red Cross during a leave. He died 20 days after arriving in Korea while part of an attack on Old Baldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Lugenbeel
Secretary of the Army
Korea
Pfc
Lugenbeel
Roy W. Lugenpeel
Airy
Dorothy Ann Lugenbeel
United States
Germany
Red Cross
Old Baldy
Hattie Belle Philips
Ellicott City
Floretta King
South Hutchinson
Paul Wise
Martin Ritchie
Irving Berlin
Carrie Jacobs Band
Randolph Stull
G. Lloyd Palmer
Albert Powell
Utica
Charlesville
Gambrill Park
Yellow Springs
Garden V Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clifford Kelly
Garden Club
Lang
Kelly
Ritchie
Future Of Shangri-La Unclear Amid Capital Plan Debate
President Eisenhower has not decided on turning Shangri La in the Catoctin area into a retreat for disabled Maryland children. White House spokesmen cited Navy ownership and park service review, noting the lodge’s adult sleeping rooms and modest original cost make it unsuitable for a children's camp. Senator Beall backs the idea, while Eisenhower cuts the presidential yacht to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangri-La
Catoctin
Maryland
Eisenhower
White House
Beall
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Deaths in Frederick area include Noell Hiltner Brown Jenkins
Multiple death notices from Frederick detail the passing of Guyon Noell at Georgetown Hospital after a heart attack, aged 59, with survivors in Chicago and connections to McCrory stores and the Navy Yard. Annie M. Hiltner dies at 94 at home. Charlotte Ann Brown, 8, dies at 161 West All Saints Street. Samuel S. Jenkins, 66, proprietor of Jenks Cafe, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements listed by C. E. Hicks III and notes on George D. Emery Ward and Mora Gilbert death notices follow. Funeral homes and burial sites referenced include Mount Olivet Cemetery and Fair View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guyon Noell
J. Guyon Noell
East Patrick Street
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
D. C
Mr. Noell
New Oxford
David
Elizabeth Etzweiler Noell
Pennsylvania
Navy Yard
Naval Gun Factory
Nowell
McCrory’s
York
Frederick
McCrory's
Quaker City Cleaners
Gem Laundry
Market
Eighth Streets
Evangelical Reformed Church
Edna M. Wolff Noell
G. Richard Noell
Chicago
Luther D. Noell
Mount Olivet
Hanover
Cline
Charlotte Ann Brown
West All Saints, Street
Elizabeth Brown
Philadelphia
Ernest W. Brown
Henry J. Brown
Amos F. Brown
Roger R. Brown
Baltimore
Mora Gilbert
Peter W. Gilbert
Frizzelburg
National Lutheran Home For
Carroll County
Henry and
Ida Webb Edwards
Frizzeiburg
Eatist Lutheran Church
Harry T. Edwards
Hamilton. O
Notable Funeral Rites Held for Local Residents
A series of funeral services were conducted Saturday for Miss Florence V. Smith at Walkersville with Rev. Raymond C. Myers. Services for Mrs. Caroline C. Broadhurst were held at Bethesday Methodist Browningsville led by Rev. Don E. Griffith and Rev. Warren A. Firth. Other obsequies included Elsie Sophia Kolb of Frederick, Stephen R. Bowlus, Charles Thomas Brothers, and Lucy M. Stewart with interments at Mount Olivet, Winters, and Jefferson cemeteries. Pallbearers included family and community members. funeral directors were M. R. Etchison and Son and D. D. Hartzier and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Florence V. Smith
East Third Street
Raymond C. Myers
Frederick Aerie
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G.C. Barton
Caroline C. Broadhurst
Samuel Broadhurst
Woodfield
Bethesday Methodist Church
Browningsville
Don E. Griffith
Warren A. Firth
Old Rugged Cross
Lester Watkins
Henry and Martin
Broadhurst
Ellsworth King
Carroll
Nelson Morovitz
Olin L. Molesworth
Elsie Sophia Kolb
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical, Lutheran Church
Charles Hesson
Dorsey F. Shipley
Stockton W. Rouzie
Lewis A. Kiine
Richard L. Shoemaker
Herman Koutz
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles Thomas Brothers
Medford
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzier and Sons
Donald Warrenfeltz
Winters Cemetery
Lee Stone
Harry Cranmer
William Brothers
William Lowe
Lucy M. Stewart
John H. Stewart
East Patrick Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Edward S. Rice
Charles Miller
Samuel F. Gardner
James E
Burial and funeral notices from Uniontown area
Stephen R Bowlus a retired farmer died at Emergency Hospital after a five week illness at age 86. Funeral will be at 2 pm Sunday at the funeral home with interment at Jefferson Methodist cemetery. Mrs Mary A Brown died at 54 at Emergency Hospital. Surviving are a son in Lima and siblings. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday conducted by Rev Ralph Miller. Interment in Reformed cemetery. Mrs Laura May Newman died at 52 at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a two hour illness. She is survived by a husband a son and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen RK. Bowlus
Stephen R. Bowlus
Stephen R
Anneneline Remsburg Bowlus
Bowlus
Petersville
Montevue
East Church Street
Jefferson Methodist Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Edward W. Brown
Mary A. Brown
Edward William Brown
Walnut Street
Brunswick
Flora T. Cole’ Shipe
Charles Chamblin
Wiliam E. Brown
Lima
Ohio
Eva Wells
Frederick
Russell Shipe
Frederck
Howard Shipe
Weverton
Laura May Newman
James Edis Newman
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward and
Maria Y. Davis Boyd
The
Baptist Church
Frank Newman
York
Mary Lavenberry
Edmonia Boyd
Germantown
William Davis
Leesburg
Married in All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick
The wedding of Miss Joan Elinor Lipps and Mr. Frank Rhodes Adams Jr. took place at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Attendants included Ruth Cook as maid of honor and Richard Miller as best man. out of town guests from Washington and Baltimore attended, and a reception followed at the couple's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frank Rhodes Adams, Jr
Glenn L. Nikitk
Ruth Cook
Richard D. Miller
Charles Wisner
G. Ernest Lipps
Maurice D. Ashbury
Joan Elinor Lipps
West South Street
Frank R. Adams
East Church Street
All Saints Church
Frank Keefer
Richard Dutrow Miller
East See Jond Street
Frederick
Gordon Todd
Washington
Baltimore
Adams
North Market Street
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Ms. Adams
Frederick Hligh School
Marine Corps
Camp Detrick
Droneburg—Gibbons
Doris Lorretta Gibbons
Austin C. Gibbons
West Thirteenth Street
Paul William Droneburg
George W. Droneburg
Rt. 2
Droneburg
Grace Reformed Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Peggy Lee Sponseller
Olive Engle
G. William Hahn
Milton Young
Donald Leiby
C. & P. Telephone Co
James Thomas
Glenn Summers
Adama
Lease filed for Monocacy Broadcasting at Grosf site
A lease agreement is filed in the Clerk of the Circuit Court records showing Monocacy Broadcasting Company leasing the Grosf property at North Market and Sevenith streets from Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell Lawson for 3000 dollars annually. The five year term from July 1 1953 includes three renewal options and four additional three year options at the same terms, with tenant providing building plans and paying all alteration costs. If the premises cannot be altered or used for broadcasting and television studios the lease may be rescinded. Existing tenant removals are addressed. The broadcaster has long operated from Winchester Hall owned by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Monocacy Broadcasting Company
North Market
Sevenith Streets
C. Russell Lawson
The
Broadcasting Company
Winchester Hall
County
Wisconsin plan eyed to ease Maryland prison costs
April 24 records from the office of the superintendent of state prisons show 17 percent of House of Correction inmates are there for domestic relations cases. Superintendent Harold E. Donnell believes a working-out plan used in Wisconsin could reduce the state tax burden by shifting costs and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Superintendent of State Prisons
House of Correction
Harold E. Donnell
Maryland
Weddings Meoney Barnen Doris Barnes Marries Keeney
Doris Jean Barnes daughter of Ralph and Mrs Barnes New Windsor wed Sterling Keeney son of Charles Keeney LeGore on April 5 at Bark Hill Church of God LeGore Rev Robert Easterday officiated. Reception at bridegroom's home. Doris a Frederick High School senior. husband to enter armed services soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meoney—Barnen
Doris Jean Barnes
Ralph Barnes
New Windsor
Sterling C. Keeney
Charles Keeney
LeGore
Bark Hill Church of God
Robert Easterday
Earl Winpigler
Theresa Eyler
Nellie Morningstar
Lewis Erb
Local GI Harvey Luby Reported Killed in Korea
A local soldier, Pic. Harvey E. Luby, 19, of 13 East Sixth Street, was officially listed as killed in action in Korea after being missing since July 26, 1950. He was a Linoln High School graduate and had worked at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The Defense Department notified his father, Webster Luby, of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lorraine Cook
de Grange Street
Frederick Memorial, Hospital School of Nursing
Korea
Defense Department
Webster Luby
Charles L. Mullen
Gas House
Pike
Pic
Harvey E. Luby
Pic. Luby
Lincoln High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Luby
Charles Stooms
Frances Weedon
Ernest and Webster, Jr
Seattle
Army
East Sixth Street
Washington to train NATO on atomic warfare next week
The Defense Department announced that the United States will provide its NATO allies in Europe with lessons on the tactical use of atomic weapons starting next week. The program aims to teach defense against atomic attack and countermeasures without releasing restricted production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
NATO
Europe
Department
U. S
North Atlantic
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Korea War
Harold Lugenbeel
Granges
Carroh Manor
Atlee Compher
B. Clark Gibson
Crippled Childrens Association
Grange
Adamstown
Elmer Michael
Himan
Paul Remsberg
Pomona Grange
Emmitsburg
Austin Thomas
East Third
Dar
Annie M. Hiltner
Annie Mary Hiltner
Christian Hiltner
East Fourth Street
Charles
Barbara_ Sader Schroedel
Guy V. Hiltner
Hiltner
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Samuel Scott Jenkins
Jenks Cafe
West All Saints Street
Mountain City Lodge of Elks No
Frederick Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Jenkins
Quinn A. M. E
Annette Holland Jenkins
Carlaline Dixon
Ella Jenkins
Bronx
N. Y
Anoinette Jenkins
Brooklyn
Nettie Brisco
Ella Smith
Hagerstown
Joseph Jenkins
New Jersey
C. E. Hicks
George D. Emery Ward
George Dewey Emery
Florida
Sarah
Francis Eugene
Thomas
William
Lawrence Linthicum
Frenchtown
Frenchtown Church
E. Church St
Morris G. Zumbrun
Emmett BR. Bowlus
Andrew Maught
Paul A. Stockman
Carroll E. Boyer
Herschel T Boyer
Raymond Beachley
Workers Bible
Parkway Church of God
Pearl Stup
Ethel Emesit
O’cock
Uniontown Lutheran Church Cemetery
C. C. Fuss and Son
St. Peiter
Mt. 'S Pleasant Hall
Mary Ford
Rosedale
Bernard Stull
West College Terrace
Thomas Molesworth
Stull
Luther ‘Bussard
Paul Carmack
Fairview Avenue
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Homemakers Club
Fire Hall
Grayson Haller, Jr
Wm. Powell
Geo. Cleveland
Cedric Smith
Lewis Wisner
Paul Dinterman
Wm. Stauffer
Nelson Stauffer
Woodsboro Club
Edgar Roderick
Adamstown Homemakers
J. William Gaver
Clark Gibson
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Doubs
Mrs. Pleasant Club
Raymond L. Kelly
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Club
Maurice Cramer
Earl Kelly
Harold McDevitt
Austin Kelly
Edward McDevitt
Edward Akers
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Fothergill
Lewistown Club
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Lewistown Homemakers Club
General Assembly
Florence Kelly
E. S. Conway
James
Mir
Robert James
West Fifth Street
Dons Sue
Sterling Lenhart
Sterling Lenhan
Woodshore
Pegg
Louia Denten K Garet
Guinier Garst
Dale
Larkine—Whipp
Alice Virginia Whipp
Harvey C. Whipp
Raymond Larkins
William Larkins
John A. Harris
Edgewood Church
God
Harris
Bird
Hamburg
Mast Second
East Third Streets
New
Wh. Cross
Hatchery
Randallstown, MD
Oldfield
Pimlico
Dixie Handicap
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