Funeral Services For Ralph Young Held Today
Funeral services for Ralph Young a 74 year old Shoreham Hotel barber who catered to diplomats and notable figures will be held at S Hines Funeral Home. Burial is private. Young died Thursday at his Woodley Park home after 44 years at the Shoreham barber shop. He served clients including Andrew Mellon Franklin D Roosevelt and John R Mclean with visits from Charlie Chaplin and Fairbanks. He moved to Washington as a youth and rose to manager of the Shoreham barber shop through multiple ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Young
Washington
Id Shoreham Hotel
S. H. Hines
14Th Street N
Mr. Young
Woodley Plan
Old
Shoreham
15Th Id
H Streets Nw
Orr
Secsary
The
Treasury
Andrew Welon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
John R. Mclean
Washington Post
Charlie Chaplin
Pee
Fairbanks
Frederick
Afr
Thehoreham Barber Shore
Tel
Reburial Services For Two Local Servicemen Held
Reburial services for Pfc. Robert L. Lewis, killed in action in Italy January 31, 1944, were conducted Sunday with rites at the Midetown funeral home and at Ann Eicher church, Garfield. Rev. William E. Fox officiated. Attending veterans and military donors were listed, with burial in the church cemetery. Also, the funeral for Pvt. Wilson T. Carmack Jr., who died in France December 2, 1944, was held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the East Church Street funeral home with Rev. William C. Royal presiding and interment in Memorial Plot of Milivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Robt L. Lewis
Italy
Midetown
Anneither Church
Garfield
Wiliam E. Fox
Kenneth Kingeraid
Ralph and
Hubert Wegley
Fart Levis
Harold Horne
Torment Wes
Gladhill Co
Wilson T. Carmack, Jr
France
E Funeral Home
East Church Street
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
AL 115Th iInfantry
Maryland National Guard
Ralph W. Boyer
Sherman P. Bowers
Aston Shaff
Jeve Krissings
James DcLaren
Jeston EK
Hockensmith
Wal
Milivet
B. R. Etchison and Son
Thomas F. Filler
Union Chapel
Libertown
Raymond C. Myers
Chorch
Elwood
Melvin
Henry
Kenneth
Robert Fillard
John T. Gilbert
G. C. Barton Pines
Eliza Ann House
William W. House
Burkittsville
Daisy M. Coblentz
Breddock Heights
Locust Valley
Charles E. Norris
Jean W. Sigler
Robert R. L. Olden
John H. Sigler
Luther Brown
John S. Holmes
A. R. Etchison and Son
Christina Smith Wetzel
Jacob H. Wetzel
Woodsboro
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
W Jam Br
John K. Wetzel
Henry. Harling
Franklin
Adar‘ Keeney
Powell and Hertzler
Deaths in Mt Airy and Woodsboro Families
Obituaries report James E Boyer of Mt. Airy dies at 63 in Takoma Park Washington area. widow Etta King Boyer and siblings survive. Funeral Tuesday at Ridgeville Methodist with interment Pine Grove cemetery. Infant daughter of Arthur E and Catherine Focker dies at two months. services Tuesday morning Walkersville Oak Hill Cemetery. Also Berthie O Hurley dies. funeral Tuesday at Montgomery Methodist near Clegettsville with grave side rites. Interments at church cemetery and funeral director Roy W Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Boyer
James Russell Boyer
Mt. Airy
Washington
Takoma Park
J. Wesley
Vera Day Boyer
Damascus
Etta King Boyer
William Dwyer
Bartholows
Harry Ridgely
Johnsville
Charles Borer
Darnestown
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
Airy
J. B. Beall, Inc
Arthur E
Catherine Focker
Woodsboro
David
Michael
Lerry
Beth
Virgin Everly
Louise Colbert
Leo Fritz
Walkersville
Oak Hill Cemetery
LeGore
G. C. Barton
Claude C. Hurley
Bertie O. Hurley
3 Heights
Howard Taylor
Montgomery County General Hospital
Dregensville
Baker Council
Daughters of America
Hattie V_ iz
Albert Sen Lison
Montgomery Heights
Montgomery Methodist Bur
Clegettsville
Church
Roy W. Barber
Funeral notices for local residents and church services
Obituary notices report funeral services for Thomas F. Filler Eliza Ann House Christina Smith Wetzel and related details of dates venues clergy choirs and pall bearers. Interments followed at church cemeteries and private family directors listed. Also notes a brief historical item about the first US mint and market prices for wheat barley and corn.
Ill and recovering: local residents in Frederick area
Among the sick, Mr Ray Talbott Jr, a patient at University Hospital Baltimore for three weeks, has returned home at 214 East Sixth Street and is improving. Carole Ann Zimmerman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Zimmerman, Park Avenue, underwent appendectomy last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is getting along satisfactorily. George Cleveland of Walkersville was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for x ray then returned home in a G C Barton ambulance. Mrs Charles Brown near Johnsville was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore in a G C Barton ambulance. Charles Mullican was removed from 116 Jefferson Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance operated by Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Talbott, Jr
Universityospital
Baltimore
East Sixth Street
Carole Ann Zimmerman Daugher
Carl Zimmeran
Park Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Cleveland
Walkersville
Fredick Memorial Hospital
Land
G. C. Barton
Charles Brown
English Lesson Words Often Misused and Pronunciation Tips
A compact note lists misused phrases and pronunciations such as refer back to chapter three and height pronounced as hit not hitth. It introduces habituate with a Goldsmith quote and highlights spelling quirks and synonyms for banquet and festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Todas
Goldsmith
Flying craft sightings widen across states
Flying saucer rumors persist as pilots Clarence Chiles and John Whitted report a giant wingless airship near Montgomery Alabama. Other Eastern Air Lines crews observe light streaks near Blackstone Virginia and Endianapolis. A family describes a fire shooting craft while two Civil Aeronautics Administration workers in Wakima Washington report a moon sized object. A Portland resident notes a round disc shape. Map shows last year’s sightings concentrated in Oregon Washington and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Chiles
John B. Whitted
Eastern Air Lines
Montgomery
Ala
Blackstone
Endianapolis
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Wakima
Wash
Portland, Ore
Oregon, Washinrton
Wdaho
Sun House Design 66-29 by House Planning Bureau
Exploiting a garden view this design features a living room and terrace at the rear and a street side kitchen and bath. All rooms open from the entrance hall and a large lighted dining space. The Sun plan covers 92 square feet with basement to total 19 672 cubic feet.
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AP X News
Sun
St. Cloud
Aina
Fahrney family marks 49th reunion in Hagerstown
The 49th annual Fahrney family reunion was held in Hagerstown on Sunday drawing about 200 relatives and friends from Maryland and beyond including Florida Kansas Nebraska and Ohio. Clarence Fahrney presided at the program and business meeting. Omar T. Kaylor of Hagerstown was elected president for the coming year. Judge Fahrney was the first president of the Reunion Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
J. Welty Fahrney
Ralph W. Fahrney
Frederick
Mirs
P. Earl Fahrney
Washington
Fahrney
Hagerstowa
Florida
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
Clarence Fahrney
Air Omar T. Kaylor
Hagerstown
Judge Fahrney
Reunion Association
AL Bernadette Riordan
Charles P. Riordan
Libertytown
SCAP
Tokyo
Japan
Mary Jacobs
West Church
Hazel Shaft
West
Third Street
New York City
Evelyn Delphey
Catoctin Avenue
Lola Binkley
Calvin Binkley
Linwood
Atlantic City
Arthur Spangler
Margaret Fogle
Catharine Herbaugh
Thurmont
New England
Cape Cod
Plemouth
Concord
Lexington
Wayside Inn
Bassachusetts
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Hyde Park
New York
Mer
Lewis C. Burdette
Hamilton Avenue
Charles Curtis
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
William S$ington
Frances Ann Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue
Jean Col. Carroll
George Angleberger
Wamsville
Margaret Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anzieberger
Margaret Stull
Bethel M. Caster
Hood College
Syracuse
W. Stier
Williams
Gail Catshall
Woodsboro
Wilbur W. Baker
New Mexico
Anzone
Coronado
Mexico
Los Angeles
Holipwood
San Francisco
Golden Gatege
Salt Leake City
Denver
Uteh
Stanley Winters
New Ileans
Harry E. Reever
Herrisville
Orleans
Washington, DC
Vernon R. Simpson
Airy
Ritchie
Local Mentions Paperhanging and Services Around Town
Local notices list various trades and shops including Charles H Baker watch repairs on Motier Avenue, Tyler's Jewelry Store and a paperhanging service. It also notes Staub's Liquors and Market at Fourth, a Lemmon company ad for laundry and dyeing services, furniture and home improvement offers, and upcoming community picnics and contests at Mt Tabor Park and Gessbert's meadow with entertainment, chicken suppers, and lodge events. Details include contact numbers, business names, and dates for August events.
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CL. S. Mint
United States Mint
Jamestown
Jesse ‘“Dimmick
N Dak
Orla
COST
WIT - Dinette
Mos
Luther Burker
Recreation Bowling League
Worth Market Street
Churches of
Mary D. Howard
West Taird Street
Tiny Tot Town
Hale Haven
Hiley
Quyxn Orchards
Ing
Fternoon
Zhie Fagans Orchestra
Tvs New
Lions Fair Union Bridge
Union Bridge
McCrorys 5 & Wc
J. P. Barn
Brunswick
Rederick Livestock Sales
East South Street
Ev‘zler
Meachinery & Slanenus
Roy HH. Ramsburg
Bruch
McCutcheon
Frederick County
Sealmonster Products
Memoriam
Adams
John EK Adgams
Sac
Lula
Margaret
John Adams
Charles H. Baker
Motier Avenue
Tyler
Staub's
Wixes & Liquors
Clarence Hardy
West Va
Bis
Mt Tabor Park
Theodore McKeldin
King David Lodge No
Gessbert’s Meadow
Buckeystown
Temple 16
West Seventh
Charles Rice
Poolesville
Pinehurst Fruit Farm
Sam Starbuck
H. F. Kline, Sr
A.B.C
STAUB
Spring Valley
Aji
Motter Ave
13Th St
Johnson's Cleaners
Carmack’s
Universal Insulation CO
Reliable Junk Company
Maurice Solar
Water St
Ecker
Market St
Mars Opticians
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Frank Gastley & Sons
the News
Frederick, Md
Gillside Cozl Company
Richard F. Kline
Arthur D Lambert
Peaches
Rochester Flanagan
Acacia Beauticiuans
Patrick ST
Adamstown
Thomas & Company
Bal- Washington
Eagle-Picher
Insuilation
Eagle Picher
Third St. Frederick i
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
iznos—Spinets
Pisnos
P. Cramer
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
Board of Education
Pleasant View
Doubs
Maryland
Superintendent of Schools
Church Street
Board of Education of
Eugene W. Pruitt
Sears
Sander
Edger
Sender
Edge S Sander
Sears Roebuck and Co
W. Patrick St
Farmers’ Park
Petersville
Clark Sheetenheim
Silver Bit Riding Club
Ozzie Fagan
Citizens Truck Co
G. WM. Shipley
Mt. Md
Frederick Hillcrest Orchards
Hillcrest
Plymouth
S. Dix
Coe
Mast
Ford
South Court Street
Amaco Station
Frederick Motor CO
Addie V. Haberkorn
H. D R
Frecenck County
Court House
Frederick City
Addie
John D .Albrecht
Ceed
Cordea
Emeline Haberkorn
Ernst
Ced
iLand
Parsons Newman
Addie V. Een
Frederck
News-Post
Frederick News-Post
Bidet
Badet
West Patrick St
Cai
Rees Frederick
Earl Hargett
W. 14Th Street
Aurora
Hihnois
Alan
Chilton Greetings
Essex
Dept
Boston
Siass
Silwi
New England Art Publishers
North Alingston 265
Elmira
Stanonerr 2. Corp
Notiurg Te Izy
St. Depot
Sterling E Spurner
Wes Edgewood
Thomas and Company
Care Fredenex News
Anderson Grayddock
Sian
Washington Market
West Patrick S
Mediate Posses
Ion
P.O
Fred
Frederi
Avenue B
Dewey Beachley
Knoxville
Cail
Austin G. Blank
Marshall
L Grove
Mt. Pleasant
S. Market Street
General Electric
Universal Electric
East Patrick St
Comus
Pootesville
Cutcheon
White “Prosperity
Fifth Street
Farsiams
Victor Myers
Imd
Henry J. Fox
New Market
Grubec
Mid
Frederick News- Post
East Second St i
Guy C. Kline
Mmrersville
Church St
Rpc
Arvin Bhear
East Sth
Ie3i
Packard
Chas
Gearhart Jr
Graceham
Esas
Cbapion Stude
Ieonerd Erler
Creceham
Huber Super Sipreme Thresher
Clover Feeder
Sizeroo W. Roop
Clarksville
Cali
Alley
Fordson Tractor
Apple
Cramer
Barbara Frutete
H.P
Hehr
Delphey’s
Patrck
Blair's
South St
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