Notable local deaths span three families in Maryland communities
Obituaries report the deaths of Nora E Needy of Smithsburg Route 2 age 50 Ivester Scott and Browne families noted with sons Gilmore Lester Delbert Needy and survivors. Millie Emma Carbaugh widow of June Carbaugh Thurmont aged 69 with many children and grandchildren. services planned at Harriot Chapel and Thurmont A B cemetery. Cornelius Clay Deener retired Weverton railroad worker aged 70 survived by Lula Deener a daughter Mary Yeatman Arlington VA two sisters and three generations. services to be held at Weverton Baptist Church with interment in Reformed Knoxville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Nora E. Needy
Needy
Smithsburg
Harvey C
Efe Browne Scott
Waster
Waynesboro
Gilmore Needy
Emmitsburg
Lester
Delbert Needy
Cascade
Millie EK. Carbaugh
Millie Emma Carbaugh
June Carbaugh
Thurmont
Ritchie Hospital
Charles
Mary Matthews Fogle
Harriot Chapel
Catoctin Furnace
Oscar M. Smith
Hagerstown
Wilson Fisher
Guy R. Fisher
Frederick
Joseph A. Carpaugh
Lanna C. Carbaugh
Ethel Devilbiss
Bradley C. Carbaugh
Wallie L. Carbaugh
Arlington
Seymor H. Carbaugh
Calvin Fogle
Oscar F. Treder
Thurmont A. B
M. L. Creager and Son
Cornelius Clav Deener
Cornelius Clay Deener
Weverton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lula M. Badger Deener
Mary Yeatman
Anna Flora
Pleasant
Ida Coulter
Boonsboro
Weverton Baptist Church
William C. Royal
Reformed Cemetery
Knoxville
H. Feele
Bro
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Hamp ton Manahan and Others
Funeral services were conducted at multiple locations for Hamp ton Manahan of Salem Caryall county, Harry Lee Thomas of Adamstown, Mrs Maggie Anglebower of East Fifth street, and Marshall Smallwood of Petersville. Pallbearers included grandsons and local names, with interment at Mount Olivet and nearby cemeteries. arrangements by Etchison and Son and M R Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Olevia Manahan
Salem
Caryall County
Elbert Perkins
Griffith
Herman
Levere Manahan
J. L. Frizzell
William Frizzell
Herman Arrington
St. James Cemetery
Dennings
C. M. Waltz
Harry Lee Thomas
Adamstown
East Church Street
Morgan R. W. Andreas
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
G. Pimer Snook
Roger Plummer
Charles Carlin
Homer Renn
Alonzo Ranneberger
Robert Day
Eric Biser
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Fueral
Maggie Rozina Anglebower
Albert F. Anglebower
East Fifth Street
Paul W. Kinsel
Church of the Brethren
Etchison and Son
Four From This Area Enlist In U S Army
Four men from the vicinity enlisted in the Army Corps of Engineers for three years and were sent to Fort Knox Kentucky for training. Recruiter Sgt Robert L Lane at Winchester Hall announced they underwent exams at Martinsburg West Virginia before swearing in. They are Kenneth Eugene Martin 17 of Keymar an auto mechanic. Raymond W Kine 38 of Smithsburg a farmer. Edward N Jackson 19 of East Street a deliveryman. Paul F Ambush 20 of Lime Kiln a bricklayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Corps of Engineers
Fort Knox
Robert L. Lane
Army
Air Force
Winchester Hall
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kentucky
Kenneth Eugene Martin
Clayton J. Martin
Keymar
Raymond W. Kine
Raymond M. Kline
Route 1
Smithsburg
Edward N. Jackson
Katie V. Jackson
East Street
Paul F. Ambush
Lindsey P. Ambush
Local residents share travels and milestones across states
Edith H Radcliffe returns home from Decatur due to family matters. Dr and Mrs Evans remain in Sit a Margaret Clem Miss Mary Ann Harris and Miss Barbara Yinger return from a week in Atlantic City. William H Harrison marked 70 with a Braddock Heights picnic. Rev Samuel Johnston and family spend August in South Duxbury. Merr Moberly Ada Hoffman and Grace Liday visit Canada including Niagara Falls Old Fort Niagara and Watkins Glen. Mary L Rockwell returns from Minnesota summer school five days in Canada during July 4 holidays. Sgt and Mrs Cecil Clay announce birth of Anita Darlene. Wilbur Hammaker family visits Baltimore then returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sita Margaret Clem
Mary Ann Harris
Barbara Yinger
Atlantic City
William H. Harrison
East South Street
Braddock Heights
Samuel 8. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Johnston
South Duxbury
Mass
Merr! Moberly
Martinsville
Ada Hoffman
Grace Liday
Thurmont
Canada
Niagara Falls
Old Fort Niagara
Watkins Glen
Mary L. Rockwell
Brunswick
Howard County
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Cecil Clay
East Eighth Street
Anita Darlene
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wilbur F. Hammaker
West Second Street
Wilbur K. Hammaker
Chinquapin Parkway
Baltimore
Injured Antenna Installer Improves at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Norman Buddy Fogle who was badly burned putting up a television antenna is slowly improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Skin grafts have been started on his leg. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fogle of 125 West Fifth Street. Mrs. Len Yingling of Emmitsburg was discharged from Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa. Mrs. Dorothy Martin and infant of Sabillasville were discharged from Waynesboro Hospital Waynesboro Pa. Mrs. Annie Hildebrand 430 East Patrick Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for an operation today. State Police Lt. Elwood OHara Cumberland formerly of this city was burned about the face and hands last Wednesday while burning weeds in the yard of his home. He entered Memorial Hospital in Cumberland for treatment and returned home last Saturday. Edward Crumrine Mr. Airy was moved from his home to Church Home Hospital Baltimore Monday for observation and treatment. Removal was in the ambulance of Co. M. Waltz Mr. Milbert M. Moore 238 East Third Street who had been receiving treatment at University Hospital Baltimore has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Buddy" Fogle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Fogle
West Fifth Street
Len Yingling
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Dorothy Martin
Sabillasville
Waynesboro Hospital
Waynesboro
Annie Hildebrand
East Patrick Street
Elwood O'Hara
Cumberland
Memorial Hospital
Edward Crumrine
Airy
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Co. M. Waltz
Milbert M. Moore
East Third Street
University Hospital
Remodeled Legion Home Is Opened Emmitsburg Hosts Reopening
The Emmitsburg Legion Post Home opened after remodeling with a capacity crowd. An annex added rear permits a 70 by 30 foot brick site, a game room, stag bar, lounge, kitchen, and 24 foot oval bar with 28 stools surrounded by blue and gold accents. Local musicians provided music and free refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Legion Post
Venezuela Honors Farley And Thorning
The Venezuelan embassy in Washington said two U.S. figures, former Postmaster General James A. Farley and Rev Dr Joseph F Thorn ing, associate editor of The Americas and World Affairs, received the Francisco de Miranda decoration for outstanding devotion to freedom and inter American friendship. Mexicans including Dr Manuel Tello, Gen Gilberto R Limon, and Archbishop Luis M Martinez were listed for similar honors. The Americans will be invested at a future ceremony in the Venezuelan embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
James A. Farley
Joseph F. Thorning
United States
Gilberto R. Limon
Luis M. Martinez
Mexico City
Lst
Foreign Ministry
Farley
Thorning
Republic of Venezuela
Jose Rafael Pocaterra
Democratic Primary For Ce. Commissioners Forms Filed This Morning
Claude R Crum, a retired Walkersville farmer famous for a 1949 bowling record, filed his certificate with the Board of Election Supervisors signaling the start of a Democratic primary for county commissioner posts. With three open seats and other filings expected before the midnight deadline, candidates for State Convention delegates from both parties were also emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R Crum
Walkersville
Board of Election Supervisors
Crum
Democratic State Central Committee
Merril F. Wachter
Frederick Plumber
Charles W. Wood
New Market
Thurmont Engagement and Brass In Church Wedding News
Engagement announced for Harbara Lee Spencer and Harry C Timmerman of Braddock Heights. Miss Elva Eileen Etzler wed Sterling F. Green at Church of the Brethren Thurmont on July 22 with a church ceremony and reception. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Nova Scotia before settling in Low’s. Also reported: two arrests in Frederick, 4-H float prize at Mt. Airy parade, local picnic plans, and memorial notices for Charles Burreette and Ernest Hackey Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Spencer
North Market Street
Harbara Lee
Harry C Timmerman
Braddock Heights
Green
Flalee
Church of the Brethren
Thurmont
Elva Eileen Etzler
Rose Rice
Sterling FE
Rocky Ridge
Chester Royer
the Courple
Harry Etzler
Robert Mobley
David Sailor
Ray Green
David Sayler
Harold Martin
Wagner
Mendelsanhn
Mia
C A. Winpigler
Frederick
Malotte
Sofimore
Washington
Waynesboro
York
Frederick High School
Graom
Thurmont High School
U. S. Wacs
State of Maryland
Livestock Laboratory
Niafara Falls
Canada
Nova Scotia
Low's
August Events in Aum' Calendar Highlights Local Sports and Fairs
The list records August happenings across Aum' including Mountain Theater shows at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and Petersville tournament dates, plus Rotary picnics, Farm Bureau feasts, and multiple Chamber of Commerce meetings. Also noted are Civic Softball League games, Elks and Lions matchups, and the Damascus at Frederick baseball schedule with a noted doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aum
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mountain Theater
Rotary Club
Farm Bureau Piente
Petersyille
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Meeling
Leidepencent Retail Grocers Association
Petersville
Farmers Club
Thrasher Farm Conservation Demonstralian
Gambrill Park
St. John's
Melt P. m
Civilans—Lions
Lions
NECA
Civitans
Elka
U-Amvets—Lions
Amvets
Oneca
Optimists
Elks
Civitans Ave
Bee Ins
Eelks
Anvets Aeeistmal
O & PD
Uniteds
McCurdy
Fred'k Hustlers
Damascus
Frederick
Bethesda
Washington
Local sales and events listed for town August activities
Local mentions advertise a Saturday sale of a new Bearcat garden tractor at Upton Gladhill Auctioneers with clerks, a Sunday gathering at Big Pipe Creek Park with a mid day basket lunch, peaches ready for sitting and canning at Hillcrest Orchards Route 40, plus farming services and office openings. Also noted are plan to attend festivals near Lewistown and a medical practice opening at 17 East Second Street with hours and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Gladhill
Kelly and
Willams
Hillcrest Orchards
Frederick
Robert
Turner
East Second Strew
Local ads and notices compiled from Frederick area
An assortment of small ads and notices lists services and sales in Frederick vicinity. Includes tailoring and alterations shop East Patrick Street, plant and produce sellers, a glass and paper hanging tradesman, insulation and storm window providers, shoe clearance by Kemp's Inc, and a church hall supper fundraiser. Also notes blood donor appreciation for Lew E Crumble and a Margaret and June card of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew E. Crumble
UU. S. Marine Hospital
Baltimore
Mel
Daughiere
Margaret
June
Handicraft Exhibit Shown At Local Library In August
Local Library displays amateur crafted works including copper, aluminum, wood, pottery, weaving and textile printing. Items from metalworking and pottery classes, plus Pleasant Hill Academy wood pieces loaned through Mrs Fogle, form the exhibit arranged by Between the Book Ends Club and displayed with courtesy of several local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Burr’ Artz
Jocal Library
Jocal
Pleasant Hill Academy
Pleasant Hill
Tenn
Rhoda Fogle
Mary S. Wilkinson
Roepna Fahrner
Douglas H. Walker
Fogle
Alien Registration Act Still In Effect In Washington
Attorney General J. Howard McGrath reminded that the Alien Registration Act of 1940 remains in force. It requires aliens in the United States more than 29 days to register unless rules set a later date, report quarterly addresses, and for permanent residents to notify changes within five days. Acting Commissioner A. R. Mackey cautioned compliance and noted AR-11 postcards for reports, available at INS offices or post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
United States
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Washingtonn D. C
A. R. Mackey
Immoration and Naturalization
Mackey
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United States Post Office
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Marshall Charles Smallwood
Sunnyside Methodist Chapel
I. P. Blackman
Edgar Weedon
Rachel Rawins
Thelma Boyd
Jesus
Jmior
Henry Beard
Joseph Washington
Francis Wood
Westey Weedon
Frank Fletcher
U. S. Army
Personali
Tiss
Edith H. Radcliffe
Rockwell Terrace
Decatur
E. T. Evans
Evens
Aiite
Legion
Venezuela
Farley and Thorning
John W. Smith
Harry F Seise
Frederck
Sergt
Suomley
Twentey
Chih
Mt. Airy
Wellsmere
Libertytown Homemakers
Dick Millers
Memoriam
Reurdette
Charles C. Burreette
Jed You
Bertha
Margaret Hackey Cirson
Big Pipe Creek Park
Tarnestown, Med
Luther Rice
Vulica Piente
Lewistown
Kemp 'S
Men's Store
Tom Falton
Fides All Bank Jy
Moe
Frederick Junk
Frank Gallev & Sons
Bill Anderson
Reich
Quvynn
SCOTT
Avenue
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Post Home
Iivasion
Crete
Rick Harp
Lemon
East Patrick ST
Planta
Frank Foland
College Avenue
Gladiolus
U. Crist, SR
Frederick, Ri
Harry W. Hagan
Frederick Homes
H J. Kester
Thir Street
J Matter
Charles FH. Baker
Oxfords
Kemp's Inc
F. Temple
Flint
Yellow Springs
Ivatistaswen
Wscs Methodist
Southend
Arendtsville
Adams County
Edwin A. Rice
Ray Wahl
Carroll Manor Grange
Charles H. Fires
P.m
Pooleeville
Churea
High Knob
The
Braddock
Edward Payne
Nestle
ECKER
Market St
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Mt Zion
Mckaig
Staub's
Orrat
Frederick County
Eeriand
Miriam R
Apple
Maryland
Ward
Oseph H. Apple
Russell H. McCain
Cotton Drewes
Wales
Sina
Vyaloey
Kemi
Frederick Solars
Reliable Junk CO
East Sth
East St
PatternesAuto
Frederick Fire Department
Frederick Fair Grounds
Adaiston
Rickard & Kline Telephone
Charancey Bove Wash Longies
Topa Any Biss
Pela
Toys’ Suny Tate Kemps
Upton Gladitist
Trenteers
Raymond T Kelly
Derey Williams
SETUA
Haly Sitter
Eve
Andy Trane
Atdite
Stong
Ben Rosenour Mhone
Ward St
Redrag JR
Frederick News Pastora
Tada
Nee Weth Droo
Meer
Binies Grimes
Onishert
Watkine
Asres
Frederick Noews
Fey
Tau O
Mra Kohtenburg
Frederick FR
Ae Bert
Fredericig News-Poat
A. Telit
Chile
Alec Mura
Tal
Mage Stare Roebuck
Moony Wause
Ener Referencee Ag ‘Pty
Seare Roebuck
Fredergel
Merbert
Frederick Mast
Fark
Frederick We Pnat
Fanin
Martern
Market Street
Ted
Landis
Rees Frederick
Avon
West Fifth St
Radio. Fond
Sm Radio
Slye
Alley Park
At &E
7Th St
John L. Ponton
Harry D Radcliff
Register of Wills
Helen Frunton
Wiehan Co. Inc
North Haven Street
Baltmore
Boye
Watkin
Dent
Newark
Empire Card
Elmira
N.Y
Woma
Roigt
Hele
Fred
USA
Frederick Newse
South Court
Tta
Ebert
Fred. Verick
Lany
Washington Pike
F. Hartman
Catoctin Country Club
Prat
East Ail St
Union Bridge
Thong
Union Firidge
Shaw-C
James Harry C
Crum Walkeray Tile
Sartiy Modern House
Mountaindale
Welty
W. Rice
Mountainedale
Mary Lard
Ant
Mathet Street
Reet
Walkers
Kenmore
Gordon Smith
ELEC
Hagerstown Equipment Co
Hagers+ founda Tatas
Church St
Sam
Oliver
Thomas G. Elgin
McLean
Falls Church
George Eader
Kemptown
West South Street
Treart
Harpers Ferry
Wes
Ginia Fult
Patomar
Shenandoah
Kerns
West
Blair's
South Stee
Xandera
Charles Walter
East i Mau
MD Tba
FORD
Chevrolet
West South St
A. m
Roy W. Gronanick
Myersville
Kelvinator
DODGE
Hudson
Chevrola
Neey
Plymouth
Studebaker
Myers Service
Pene
le Pera
Addatown
Dhone
Higatetown
Teadsar
Roger B. Thompson
Betty Elizabeth
Cpl
S. Robert Simons
Reno Simons
Shookstown
Miss. Thompson
Cpl. Simons
Fort Dix
N. J
England
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