Deaths of Frye boy and Dr Friday in local obits
The notice reports the death of 12 year old Donald D. Frye of Lovettsville Virginia from a chronic heart ailment after an extended illness. He is survived by parents Owen L. and Violet May Stak Frye, brother Douglas and sister Ella May Frye, and maternal grandmother Mrs Sisk of Charles Town. Funeral at his home then New Jerusalem Lutheran Church Lovettsville with burial in Union cemetery. Dr William A Wade to officiate. The second obituary notes the death of Friday Whip Friday D D aged 75 formerly of this county in Philadelphia Hospital after three months illness. He was born in Jefferson, educated at Gettysburg College and Mt Airy Seminary, and served as pastor in Philadelphia suburbs Millville NJ. Funeral in Philadelphia then burial at St Paul Lutheran cemetery Jefferson notes Etchison and Son as local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Frye
Donald Divine Frye
Owen L
Violet May Stak Frye
Lovattaville
Are & Brother
Douglas
Ja Slater
Ella May Frye
F. W. Friday
Frederic Whip Friday
D. D
This
Louknear Hospital
Philadelphia
Friday
Jefferson
John
Ellen Whip Friday
Gettysburg College
Mt. Airy Seminary
Millville
N. J
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
H N Bradley Dies At Charles Town
Henry Nathan Bradley prominent Jefferson county Republican leader and farmer died at his home in Charles Town after a long illness. He would have been 76 Friday. He served on the State Board of Control in Charleston and was once manager and part owner of the Thomas Jefferson Hotel. Surviving are his widow and two daughters. Funeral services set for 4 p m Thursday at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
W. Va
Henry Nathan Bradley
Jefferson County
Bradley
State Board of Control
Charleston
Thomas Jefferson
Funeral Services for Merton Gorsuch Held After Farm Accident
Funeral services were held Saturday at New Windsor funeral home for Merton Buckey Gorsuch a Unionville area farmer killed when a high voltage line touched a fence he crossed. Rev E C Soper officiated. Interment in Pipe Creek cemetery. Bearers named. Oliver P Turner’s service followed at 8 East Patrick Street with Capt Walter C Wolfe of the Salvation Army officiating. Interment in Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. C E Cline and Son directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Buckey Gorsuch
New Windsor
D. D
Preston Green
James Carlisle
Warren Smith
Norman Koontz
William Kolb
Oliver P. Turner
East Patrick Street
Walter C. Wolfe
Salvation Army
Local notes on residents improving after illness and injuries
Among the sick are Mrs. Charles Bare at 26 Winchester Street who is improving and marked her 83rd birthday last Tuesday. Reuben Blank of Ballenger Creek Road sustained facial, neck, and arm burns tending a brush fire and is recovering at his grandparents in Shookstown. Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at North Bentz Street is recovering after cataract surgery at Johns Hopkins. Mrs. Edwin A. Brookey Jr. has returned home after Johns Hopkins surgery to recuperate with her parents. Mrs. Preston L. Hahn returned home after four weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital, improved but bedbound. Harry C. Marman in Frederick Memorial Hospital is slowly improving from blood poisoning in one leg. Mrs. William B. Upton near Urbana moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Doctors' Hospital in Washington. Helen Zimmerman of 118 East Church Street was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Deeds recorded include sale of property along the county road near Frederick Junction to Tramaville for 4500 and a Thurmont building lot to Edwin C. Creeger Jr. by Carrie M. Wastler for about 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bare
Winchester Street
Reuben Blank
Ezra Blank
Ballenger Creek Road
Millard Stockman
Shookstown
Henri L
Edwin A. Brookey, Jr
Elm Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
William B. Sennett
Third Street
Preston L. Hahn
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry C. Marman
Frederick
William B. Upton
Urbana
Doctors’ Hospital
Washington
M. R. Etchison and Son
Helen Zimmerman
East Church Street
Charles A. Fisher
Wilfred G. Kline
Frederick Junction
Tramaville
Carrie M. Wastler
Edwin C. Creeger, Jr
Post
American Legion
Thurmont
O'Neil Amos wedding to Robert O'Neal in Redland
Miss Joyce E. Amos, daughter of Mrs Mildred Amos, and Robert M. O Neal, son of Mr and Mrs Millard C O Neal, both of Maryland, were married July 22 at St Luke s Lutheran Redland with Rev George P Schmidt officiating. The couple will live at 2427 Tulane Drive Hyattville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookeville
Tulane Drive
Hyattaville
Local Personal News From Frederick Area Families
Mr and Mrs Francis Connolly and family moved from Elm Street to Watkins Acres. Mrs Charles Zellers of Baltimore visiting sister and brother in law. Rev and Mrs G Ermine Platt of Jefferson left for Massanetta Springs Virginia for a month. Mr and Mrs Robert Harrison Shady Hill Farm Mt Airy returned from Florida trip. Mr and Mrs Mark Golibart moved from Peters apartments to a home by W Osborne Schade at Old Brad dock. Mr and Mrs Lewis A Rice and Mr and Mrs Ralph Kanade left for Michigan for two weeks on Lake Huron. Mr and Mrs M Holmes Fout took a cottage at Rehoboth Beach Delaware for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Norval L Norwood and family of Mt Airy returned from Mobile Alabama visit. Julian G Norwood and family, Miss Jean Daugherty was bridesmaid at wedding in Bowling Green Virginia. Miss Daugherty taught Mt Airy third grade last year. Misses Virginia Carmeck Betty Stockman Helen Remsburg I Mary Staley and Mrs Joseph B Long vacationing at Atlantic City. Recent guests at Rev and Mrs G E Wunder Ruth Shenandoah Junction were Mr and Mrs Irvin Bodenberg Fullerton Mr and Mrs Claude O Toole Thurmont Mr and Mrs Ambrose Eckenrode and Mr and Mrs Brooke Bentz and sons of Emmitsburg.
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Francis Connolly
Elm Street
Watkins Acres
Connolly
Frederick County Welfare Board
Charles Zellers
Baltimore
Edward 8. Mobley
West Church Street
G. Ermine Platt
Jefferson
Massanetta Springs
Virginia
Robert. E. Harrison
Shady Hill Farm
Mt. Airy
Key West
Florida
Mark J. Golibart J
Peters
North Court Street
W. Osborne Schade
Old Braddock
Lewis A. Rice
North Market Street
Ralph Kanade
East Patrick’ Street
Michigan
Lake Huron
M. Holmes
East Third Street
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Norval L. Norwood
Airy
Mobile
Ala
Julian G. Norwood
Jane Conaway
Jean Daugherty
Howard Myers
Westminster
Bowling Green
Daugherty
Mt. Airy School
Virginia Carmeck
Betty Stockman
Helen Remsburg
I. Mary Staley
Joseph B. Long
Atlantic City
N. J
G. E. Wunder
Ruth
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Irvin Bodenberg
Fullerton
Claude O'Toole
Thurmont
Ambrose Eckenrode
Brooke Bentz and
Emmitsburg
Mills Family Reunion Held at Boonsboro
The Mills family held its second annual reunion on July 23 at Shafer Memorial Park in Boonsboro with officers elected for the coming year Mrs. Austin Stottlemyer president and Mrs. John Swain vice president A large executive and planning committee was named along with a game committee and a picnic list of attendees from Maryland and West Virginia. Also noted was a note that no dance will be held Wednesday due to technical difficulties. the teen age dance resumes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills
Shafer Memorial Park
Boonsboro
Austin Stottlemyer
John Swain
Charles Mills, Jr
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Goldie Harbaugh
Margaret Mills
Jefferson
Edward Carter
John Carter
Howard Carter
Delores, Garry
Howard Jr
Sharpsburg
Charles Mills
Edna M. Propps
Charlestown
W. Va
Ada Mills House
Gilbert Mills
Howard and
Melvin
Walkersville
Walter Long
Keedysville
Charles Long
Stanley Jones
Sylvia
Darlene
Janet
Waynesboro
John Edwards
Grant Dagenhart
Weverton
Fred Edwards
City Recreation Commission
W. W. Corbin
Lin
West Fifth
Westinghouse
7Th St
John L. Ponton
Auto Accident Cases Heard Before Magistrate Weinberg
Two auto collision cases were heard in Peoplee Court this morning. State Trooper D A Tucker investigated. Davis of Monrovia was fined 4.45 for failing to yield. Lyles was acquitted of reckless driving. Lenhart was found not guilty in the second case. Coyne, of Takoma Park, and Lenhart caused about 200 in damage. collateral forfeitures ranged from 6.45 to 26.45 for various traffic violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
D. A. Tucker
Ire L. Davis
Route 2
Monrovia
James A. Lyles
New Market
Lyles
Davis
Charles FE. Lenhart
West Fifth Street
Arthur E. Coyne
Takoma Park
Urbana
Tucker
Coyne
Lenhart
John T. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Paul E. Fox
Washington
Lewis C. Myers, Jr
Thurmont
George H. Morris
Hagerstown
Lewis C. Henke
Fair Oaks
Leroy Linneman
McKeesport
Robert M. Grant
New Kensington
Ernest W. Martin
George A. Smith
Center Street
Kelvin J. Howard
Lacross
Wis
Questions And Answers And Local Reunion News
Answers to quick questions cover prairie trees time zones grapefruit and European small people. The Strine reunion at Taneytown drew about a hundred. officers were named, prizes awarded, and a 69 year old wife received a special prize. The ongoing electrification probe, a water main project, the Brunswick mayor’s oath, a Soviet claim of an incendiary bombing, and market prices close the item.
Before They Go To School
Dr. R H Riley urges Maryland parents to have children entering kindergarten or first grade undergo a complete physical exam before school opens. Immunizations for smallpox diphtheria whooping cough typhoid and tetanus are emphasized with boosters and timely checkups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Receivers Treated for Betson-Wright Claim Preference
In Equity Court today receivers of Betson-Wright Motors on West Patrick Street were ordered to show cause by August 24 why they should not pay Dr. William Thomas Wright Jr. a claimed priority of 2690.16 plus interest or turn over assets. The petition argues General Acceptance Corporation loaned 2690.16 on a chattel mortgage covering equipment and fixtures, with Wright seeking preference. Appraisers Shoemaker, Glass, Hartman, and Hemp were appointed to inventory and report, and creditors were to be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betson-Wright Motors, Inc
West Patrick Street
Equity
William Thomas Wright, Jr
Bethesda
Edward D. Storm
Wright
General Acceptance Corporation
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
Betson-Wright Motors
Ogether
Dr. Wright
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Thomas S. Glass
Elijah N. Hartman
Albert Hemp
North Korea promises Manchurian provinces after war
An American liaison officer quoted a Korean refugee saying Russia would cede two Manchurian provinces to Red Korea after the conflict. The refugee claimed up to 3,000 people had died in Seoul bombings by July 27. Two North Korean girls said to be forced into the Red army reported espionage plans and recruitment of childless women, while police investigations reportedly thwarted their mission. In sports, James M. Etchison won third in a trout fishing contest with a 12.5 inch fish. first and second prizes went to workers from a Cumberland utility and a Waynesboro utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Seoul
Russia
Red Korea
Kenneth R. Carnell
Cornell
Red Army
Yechon
James M. Etchison
North Court Street
Potomac Edison General Accounting Department
P. E
Etchison
Middle Creek
Wolfsville
Cumberland E
Waynesboro
Weekend Bargains In Clothing And Local Events
Local shops advertise clearances on shorts, overalls, dresses, lace trimmed pants, and sun clothes with reductions. Community notices include a picnic and dance at St Peter's, a piano shop sale, a public auction in Frederick County, and upcoming meetings for civic groups and a charity card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karol
North Market Street
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H. N. Bradley
William D. Garrett
William 5S. Gosnell
Milton Crum
Edward S. Rice
Earl Bartgis
Dean Price
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
C. E. Cline and Son
Arshive
Frank R. Cramer
Josephine Amelia
John Thomas Gilbert
John E. Gilbert
Glade Reformed Church
Prairies
United States
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Lapps
Strine
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Irene Chatalain
William Chatalain
Floyd Strine
James E. Conver
Roy Strine
Betty
Mary Ann
Teddy" Bair
Irene Chatallain
James E. Cover
Wiliam Chatalain
Samuel Strine
York
Charles Strine
Gertrude Strine
Merton
Gorsuch
Unionville
John D. Wilt
Edwin F. Nikirk
City Water Forces
Trail Addition
Fair Grounds
Orchard
Kay
King Avenues
East
Patrick Street
Monroe Avenue
Stanley T. Wirts
Ellis C. Wachter
Berlin
ADN
North Korea
Equatorial
Africa
A. A. Pearce
Julia K, Hahn
Wellsmere
North Court ST
Libertytown
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Colored Catholic Club
Mahoney
North Market St
Woody Free
His
Artis Inn
Reich
Ford
J. K. Winpigler & Son
Madam Phoebe Palmist
Madam Phoebe
Heart of Md
Highway 15
South Market Street
Bernard Eyler
Jefferson St
Firher
Patrick
Specis
Last Chance
Piano Shop
Doubs
Frederick County
Roland L. Fritz Null
Null
H. M. Alexander
Rosemont Ave
Buck's Place
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Orchards
Citizens Truck Co
G. WM. Shipley
Petersville Farmers Park
Petersville Farmers Club
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Bill Andenson
Alwaya
Matter Ave
Charles H. Baker
F. Temple
Legionnaires
Francie Scott Key
Legion Hams
F. M
Ozzie Fagan
Harold Kanade
CLUB
Rosenour's
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
V. F. W. Post
Clinton Rhoades
Hood
Sylvester Thomas
B. S
U, of M
Chocolate Park
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Remeberg
Jewelry
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk Coq
Sid St
East St
Hatteries
Richard F. Kline
Libertytown Homemakers
Dick Millers
Orch
Thurmont, Met
Russell Flanagan
Well Brothers
Weil Brothers
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Thire Street
Frederick, Md
Ray Wahl
May Sloan
Erpward Payne Frederick
Nestle
Fokfer
the News
Frederick, M4
Puseday
Fine
East Patrick ST. Que
Gam
Ariter
Arrivang
America
England
Ladino
Landis
South Market Stone
Rees Frederick
Owl Bath
Sypall J House
Mr Tinney
Rare Singer Sewing Machine Co
Bett
Masin
Omee
Teo YM
Allegust
City Wall
City OF Frederick Daqug
Cirecuit
Preecebeck
Beaty
Arpust
Metsan-Wright Moters
Reese Shoemaker
JR_ THOMAS S. GLASS
Orleans
Miriam RO Apple
Joseph H Apple
Russell
H. McCain
Harry
Radcliff
Canty
Maly
Bonysbaro
Middletown
Sign Co
First Ave
Minneapolas
Minn
Catto
Poole
Maryland House of Correction
Jessups
F Kres
Jewel
Dept
Somerset St. Phila
Tore
Albert
Matthews
Glennwood
Lakesville
BidAt
Southern Restaurant
North Mar
Warfield
Market St
Fitzpatrick
Rawleigh
Rawleigh Co
Chester
Bath
Payne Shiiner
Woodshore
East Street
Wea
Frederick News
Park Ave
Base Tavern
Frederick, Rt
College Ave
B.ath St. S
East 7Th &F
Enst Church
Wett Patrick
Frederick News-Post
West South Street
East Second Street
Reederick
G. Refelgerster
Scott Clemson
Union Bridge
Kelvinator
E. B. Measell
E Patrick St
E. Patrick St
Charles Pear
Owen Westing
Keymar
Tel
Exerlient Motor
Woodsboro
Nichol
Ivan G. Evler
South St
Helen F. Ponton
Sheriee
State of
Upton F. Gladhill
Jenne H. Brashears
Lenora
Brashears
Jesse F H. Brashears
Lenora I. Brashears
Oldsmobile
McCoremick-Deering
McCormick-Deering
McCormick
Annapolis Road
Mtry
Smert FB
RowLtis
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