Oldest Frederick businessman dies at 85
James Ezra Doll, Frederick jeweler and longtime business leader, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a short illness aged 85. He began in jewelry at age 11 with John Morris, later owned Doll's Jewelry. A lodge member, bank director for 44 years, and Knights of Columbus, he supported local baseball and church activities. He is survived by a sister, two nieces, a nephew, and distant relatives. Funeral Monday at St John’s Church with low mass. interment in St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Ezra Doll
Frederick Jeweler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gertrude B. Doll
Mary Louise Doll
Baltimore
Pauline Diffendal
Arthur V. Myers
Frederick
James C. Diffendal
New York City
Rockwell Terrace
Holy Name Society
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
C. E. Cline and
Soh
James A Morningstar Dies From Injuries in Route 240 Crash
James Algie Morningstar 54 former Pentagon carpenter died at Suburban Hospital Bethesda from injuries after a Sunday night crash near Clarksburg. Survived by wife Nora Stang, three children, and several relatives. funeral held in Gaithersburg at 11 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Algie Morningstar
Pentagon
Bethesda
Morningstar
Clarksburg
Maryland
Nora Stang
Darnestown
Gaithersburg
Chevy Chase
Grace Methodist Church
Wiliam L. Bradley
Washington Grove
William P. Kohlenburg
James A. Morningstar, Jr
Sonoma Road
Charles
Barnesville
A. W. Morningstar
Manakee Place
Kensington
R- E. Johnson
Jones Mill Road
Hester Windolph
Crittenden ‘Street
Washington
Ethel Price
Baltimore
Maurice Glick
Chevy
Chase
Gaithiersburg
Navy to Release 2,200 Reserve Officers in January
Budget pressures force the Navy to remove 2,200 reserve officers from active duty out of 37,000. Special boards have already selected 1,200 lieutenant commanders and captains for release and will choose 1,000 lieutenants. Exemptions exist for certain specialists. Berryville peddler ban leads to new no trespass signs and daily permit rules.
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Washington i
Navy
Deaths in the Taneytown area and surrounding Frederick county
Obituary notices list Charles C Little of Taneytown died at home age in failing health. Survivors include wife Annie Ott Little and two grandsons from Michigan and Panama. Funeral set Thursday at 2 pm at Grace Reformed Church Taneytown with burial in church cemetery. Also notes Rose Rudy, Charles Edward Shook, John Linthicum, Elsie Brockman, Giuseppe Santangelo, and others with funeral details. many locations in Maryland and Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Little
Charles Clayton Little
Annie Ott Little
Taneytown
David and
Alice Billiyer Little
Grace Reformed Church
Richard Little
Jackson, Mich
Charles Little
Panama
Morgan R. Andreas
C. C. Fuss and Son
Funerals Held for Hoffman and Four Others in Maryland Area
Funeral services were held for John J. Hoffman 52 of Woodsboro who died from a gunshot wound. Rev. Raymond C. Myers officiated with pallbearers named. Interment followed at Haughs Cemetery. Other services covered include services for Mrs. Bessie E. Magin at Bond Street Church of the Brethren, Glenn Edward Knox four year old hit by car near Taneytown, and Mrs. Evelyn Bader Watkins of Damascus with details on pastors, music, pallbearers and interment. Additional notices list Daisy A. Crothers funeral at East Patrick street with Rev. W V Garrett officiating and large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hoffman
Woodsboro
Haugh's Church
Raymond C. Myers
Alan Flanagan
John Gladhill
Michael Pue
Stuart Widner
Marion Stup
William Baker
Haugh’s Cemetery
Powell and Hartzler
Bessie E. Magin
John Street
Westminster
Hanover
General Hospital
Bond Street
Church of the Brethren
Harold Bomberger
Joseph Adlett
George Early
John Beard
Harry Yingling
Harry Fogle
Norman Hull
Edward Schmidt
Newton Whited
Harvey Shipley
Sam's Creek Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Glenn Edward Knox
Taneytown
St. Joseph's Church
Evelyn Bader Watkins
Kenneth W. Watkins
Damascus
Damascus, Methodist Church
A. O'Dell Osteen
Merhie Pickett
Herbert Hyatt
Cleveland Hyatt
Jack Day
Ernest Lipford
Thomas Bellison
Carroll Miller
Daisy A. Crothers
East Patrick Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Powell Weds Lt Arbuckle In Woodsboro Nuptials
Miss Yvonne Louise Powell daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cramer Powell of Woodsboro married Lt. William L. Arbuckle in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at the Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Raymond C. Myers. The bride wore a white chantilly lace gown with a Flemish lace cap veil and carried a white rose and gladioli bouquet. Attendants included Mrs. Herbert Feild and Miss Jennie Powell. Best man was Lt. Harold M. Jayne and ushers included Charles Powell and Lewis Garrett. Interment was at Mount Olivet. a two week honeymoon by car to Canada followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Louise Eects
Cramer Powell
Woodsboro
William L
Arbuckle
Raymond C. Myers
Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church
Herbert Feild
Bedford
Jennie FR. Powell
Marjorie L. Garrett
Washington
Harold M. Jayne
Charles L. Powell
Lewis Garrett
Clyde S. Jones
Donald Temme
Anne Rankin
Bristol
Tenn
Rankin
Jesus
Bach
Adoratio
Vox Angelica
Dubois
Traumerie
Schumann
Parole Sought by Mrs Frankfeld in Smith Act Case
Mrs. Philip Frankfeld, among six convicted in Baltimore for Smith Act overthrow conspiracy, seeks parole after serving one third of a two year term at Alderson federal penitentiary. The Families of the Baltimore Smith Act Victims support the request. they are wives of three of the others sentenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philip Frankfeld
Frankfeid
Alderson
W. Va
Frankfeld
George A. Meyers
Maurice L. Braverman
Leroy H. Wood
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Braverman
Balttmoore
Washingston
Smoker's Bath Sparks Demand for Inexpensive Cigarette Cases
A reader complains of a smoker in the house leaving tobacco shreds and wet matches across the bath area. They propose two low cost plastic cases, one for matches and one for cigarettes, to keep the space clean and organized.
Military wedding at Annapolis seals Iris Fitch and John Gurski
Miss Iris Anne Fitch and Second Lieutenant John M. Gurski U.S.A.F. wed at the United States Naval Academy chapel in Annapolis with Lt. Com. John Lannigan officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch Jr., wore ivory satin with seed pearls and carried a white orchid. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Alice Howe and bridesmaids from Washington and Frederick. The couple planned a reception at Carvel Hall and a honeymoon at Virginia Beach before settling at Mitchell AFB on Long Island.
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Wu Apni
Iris Anne Fitch
John M. Gurski
U.S.A.F
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
John Lannigan
Navy Chaplain Corps
Thomas F. Fitch, Jr
Washington
Frederick
Chester M. Gurski
Ford City
Alice R Howe
Patricia Butcher
Kathleen Lunz
Lina Lampogna
Rosemarie Naction
Barbara Brause
Miriam Butcher
Kendrick Tessey
John Roepke
Ned Snyder
William Starnes
David Fisher
Carvel Hall
Maryland
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
Fitch
Gurski
Navy
Virginia Beach
Mitchell Air Force Base
Long Island, N. Y
Miss Burrier Weds John Leon Ruthvin in Walkersville
Miss Patricia Ann Burrier daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard M Burrier of Walkersville wed John Leon Ruthvin son of Mr and Mrs John W Huthvin of Route 3 on Saturday Aug 1 at 7 in St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkersville Rev Raymond C Myers performed the ceremony. The bride wore ankle length white organza over taffeta with a fitted bodice under a three quarter sleeve jacket and pearl cap veil. She carried a white prayer book with a white orchid. Her sister Miss Mary Alice Barker was maid of honor with Miss Virginia Brown and Miss Mary Ellen Gibson as bridesmaids. Best man was Melvin L Summers with ushers Robert Ruthvin and Connie Mack Cannon. Music included several classical pieces and a reception followed at the parish house. The couple will reside at 219 West Patrick Street after a wedding trip through Virginia. The bride is a Walkersville High graduate and works at Grayson H Mercer and Sons. the groom attended Frederick High and served in the U S Army and works at the News-Post.
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Powell
Baltimore
Washington
S. B. Pinkerton
Sylacouga, Ala
Wivell
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Mary Virginia Six
Carroll Raymond Wivell
Charles Six
Catherine Wiven
Charles Glass
Miss Wivell
Glass
George Wivell
John Wivell
Father Sullivan
Richard Cygan
William Wivell
Niagara Falls
Canada
Cambridge Rubber Co
Taneytown
LaRue Schwearing
Frederick
Gerald Clifton Hammond
New England States
Atlantic City
Keedysville
Wyand
Middletown
Boonsboro
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
Patricia Ann Burrier
Howard M. Burrier
Walkersville
John Leon Ruthvin
John W. Huthvin
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
Mary Alice Barker
Virginia Brown
Jefferson
Mary Ellen Gibson
Barker
Maid of Honor
Melvin L Summers
Robert Ruthvin
Connie Mack Cannon
Paul Dinterman
G. Carlton Rhoderick
Greig
Stewart
Macy Dowell
Schumann
Golterman
Elgar
Mendelssohn
Wagner
Virginia
Grayson H. Mercer and Sons
Frederick High School
U. S. Army
The
News-Post
Father Of Four Sentenced For Threat Against Woman
John Wesley Atkins, a father of four, received a one year federal prison term for writing a letter that threatened the life of a Baltimore woman. The two met while working for the Navy in Ports mouth, Virginia, and the threat was issued after she moved back to Baltimore. Atkins testified he was in love with her and did not intend to act on the threat, with Judge W Calvit Coase imposing the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John Wesley Atkins
Atkins
Navy
Portsmouth
Paul J. Wolman Jr
U. S
W. Calvit Coase
Funeral of Mrs Apple In Wednesday Rites At Trinity Chapel
Mrs Gertrude M Apple widow of Dr Joseph H Apple former Hood College president died at Three Pines Nursing Home age 84 after eight year illness. Born Xenia Ohio she studied at Oxford College later head English department Woman's College Frederick she was active in Evangelical Reformed church and Hood College Alumnae. Survived by three children Joseph H Apple Jr Berkeley Springs brother Walter Harner Kenia two grandchildren and nieces. Funeral arrangements at East Patrick Street funeral home then Trinity Chapel with services. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. C E Cline and Son in charge
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Charles Edward Shook
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospial
Julia M. Nunemaker Shook
William and
Elizabeth Morningstar Shook
Catoctin Furnace
Trinity Methodist Church
Lewistown
H. L. D. Doggett
M. L. Creager and Son
Giuseppe
Joe) Santangeli
Joe) Santangelo
Hamilton Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Santangelo
Salaparato
Sicily
Calogero
Antonia Santangelo
Frederick
Giuseppa
Santangelo
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
F. O. Eagles
Charles M. Santangelo
Griffith
Indiana
Jack M. Santangelo
Joseph J. Santangelo
Detroit
Aene S. Oden
John W. Hart
Donald B. Rice
Waller
Michalski
Baltimore
Howard W. Tyervar, Jr
East Patrick Street
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Howard C. Harbaugh
Howard Clinton Harbaugh
George Street
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
Yost C
Rachel E.(wetzel) Harbaugh
D. A. Stickell
Western Maryland Railroad
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lula C. Harbaugh
James C
Howard B
Long Beach
Calif
Allen A
Martin J
William J
William Ritter
R. E. Uhler
Donald Murray
Ralph Barner
Walter Glenn
Charles Town
W. Va
Allen
William
Irvin
Walter Crouse
Fairfield
Clareence Bellinger
Gettysburg
Elizabeth ‘Turner
John Corkle
Harrisburg
Kraiss
Earl E. Redding
Rest Haven Cemetery
Gertrude M. Apple
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Three Pines
Apple
Xenia, Q
Mary Emily Collins _Harner
Oxford College
University
Oxford
Frederick 1
Woman's College
Paul I. Payne
Joseph H. Appie
Berkeley Springs
Walter. R. Harner
Kenia
Alice Elizabeth McCain
Joseph B. Apple
Trinity Chapel
Paul L. Althouse
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Andrew G. Truxal
Mt. Olivet
Glance At Movie Screen Cost Driver 10.75 Here
A county motorist paid a 10.75 fine in Magisterate s Court for reckless driving after he admitted glancing at an outdoor movie screen as he approached the Braddock Drive in theater on Route 40 West. State Trooper Stonesifer cited Edward Gant of New Market for the accident that followed. Damages were about 250 dollars.
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James Stonesifer
Edward Gant
New Market
Braddock Drive-in
Gant
Earl Ronald Garling
Garling
Edward J. Smith
LeRoy Waiters
Westminster
Noland’s Ferry
Glen D. Butts
Richard Eugene Hessong
Fairplay
Kenneth Ray Brewer
Miamisburg
C. D. Mades
Clyde Henry Estes, Jr
Fleming Avenue
Myersville Road
O’brien
James Franklin Gray
Clarkeburg
Frederick Junction
Calvin Harding Cain
Canada
Capi
Charles W. Magaha
Frederick parking receipts rise over previous year
Frederick city meter receipts for the first seven months of 1953 exceed the same period in 1952 by about 1,000 dollars. Through August 1, receipts reached 22,884.02 compared with 21,895.45 for the first seven months of 1952, with July showing 3,815.16 versus 3,445.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Aprican
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James E. Doll
James A. Morningstar
Navy Reserve
Berryville
Te Council
Rose Rudy
Springfield State Hospital
Louis B
Charlotte Routzat
Coblentz
Edwin Alcorn
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Gladhill Company
John D. Linthicum
John Dutrow Linthicum
Hyattstown
Leona M. Linthicum
Marshall White
Katherine L. Linthicum
Centreville
Ellis Lipton
Georgetown
Colo
Douglas Harding
Hyattsville
Charles W
Frank C. Linthicum
Elsie Brockman
East 28Th Street
John W
Elizabeth Ullrich Brockman
H. Sanders and Son
North Avenue
Broadway
M. R. Etchison and Son
Douglas Hammer
J. Elwood Hammer
North Jefferson Street
University Hospital
M. R. Etchison
Arthur M. Lawson
Mt. Airy Realtor
Doctor's Hospital
Washington, D. C
James Henderson
Mt. Airy
Robert Lowman
Airy
Edward H. Hargrave
Sykesville
Epps
Mary Hobbs Hargrave
Petersburg
Carroll County
Hargrave
Maryland Biscuit Co
Carrol County
Adherence Lodge
A. F. & A. Masons
Haight Funeral Home
Springfield Cemetery
Yvonne Louise Powell
Lieut
Albert M. Cobrentz
John Arthur Summers
Paul Summers
Mount Olivet
Amanda Rebecca Harbaugh
Frank Harbaugh
Middleburg
Mt. Hope Cemetery
George Winemiller
Clay Putman
Delph Yingling
Harry Clabaugh
Keifer Martz
Baxter Dougherty C. O. Fuss and Son
Donald Wachter
Teresa Wachter
George Smith
Clarence Wolfe
Eugene
Joyce
Patsy
Dickie Wolfe
Earl Smith
Lee
Stanley
Jimmie Smith
Russel Stine
Wanda
Carolyn
Tommy Stine
Wilbur Smith
Brr
Edward Smith
Robert Wenner
Juke Trice
Brenda
Michael Trice
John Wettnight
James Weinight
Douglas Weinight
Lavan Singer
Diane Singer
Geraldine Ahal
Edgar Ferrell
Charles O'Leary
Patricia
Virginia O'Leary
John Nell
Margaret
Steve
Nell
William Wilmot
Frankie Wilmat
Larry
Jimmie Watkins
Gerald Dorsey
Laurie Dorsey
Bill Grams
Sandra
Sharon
Billie Grams
Eddie Ferrell
Roberta House
Basil Lewis
Robert Lewis
Steven
Tommy
Billy Lewis
Wendell Nusbaum
Cork
Dennis
Diana Shafer
Richard Shafer
Jack Masser
Wilbur Sweet
Gail
Lynn
Michael Sweet
William A. Miler
William L. Miller
Kay Elizabeth Miller
Harry ,Owens
Anita Stephens
Rew W.rinker
F. J. Butler
Harry Shafer
William L. Arbuckle
Southall
Mrs. Frankfeld
Lewis Clan
Merryland Tract Woods
Petersville
George E.lewis, Jr
Edgar Ferrer
Patricia O'Leary
Diane Shafer
Betty
Wilbur
Herman Katz
Memphis, Tena
Miss Burrier
Hermoise Henriette Katz
Sergius Harry Mamay
Harry Mamay
Akron
Mr. Mamay
Miss Katz
Camp Detrick
U .S. Geological Survey
Memphis
Thomas Tucker
Near
Thelma Elaine
George Thomas Hall
George Hall
Rosemont
Mr. Hall
Vernon A. Garrett
Helen Marie
Robert Hargett
Wilbur Hargett
East Church Street
John M. Creeger Thurmont
Sara Ann
Kenneth Reed Custer
Willard Custer
Sherea
Caroline Young
E. Eugene Wisner
Miss Young
Mrs. Apple
Mrs. Joseph Mr. Apple
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