Injuries To C. F. Pingley Prove Fatal
Charles Ford Pingley 41 of Mt Pleasant and 301 Sherman Ave died Friday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital from injuries after his car struck a wall at Ceresville. The Army veteran, former Hollanders manager, recently opened a grocery and was en route to work when the 248 Chevrolet lost control on a curve. He leaves wife Edna Marie Barney Pingley a son Kenneth Eugene and two brothers. Services Tuesday at 1 at M. R. Etchison and Son funeral home with interment at Mt Ephraim cemetery Winchester Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ford Pingley
Mt. Pleasant
Sherman Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward D. Shriner
Ceresville
H. B. O'Brien
Hollander
Pingley
William Delawter
Ceresville Motor Co
Motor Company
O’brien
Lee F
Nellie Tewart Pingley
Centennial Memorial E. U. B. Church
Edna Marie Barney Pingley
Kenneth Eugene Pingley
Richard §. Pingley
Winchester
Wade H. Pingley
Deaths of Warrenfeltz Barger Beard Swift and more
Notices report the deaths of Margaret M. Warrenfeltz of Myersville age 84 with extensive survivors, Joseph F. Barger of Burkittsville at 68, Rosa C. Beard former Frederick teacher in Florida, and Daisy Swift former Baltimore resident at 77. Details include dates, service plans, and funeral directors. several relatives and locations across Frederick, Washington, and surrounding counties are named. An agricultural note closes the list with a remark on spring growth and feed production.
Two Funerals Held for Mrs Carrie Elizabeth White and John Gavinis
The funeral of Mrs Carrie Elizabeth White widow of Walter E White died Tuesday evening and was held Friday at 2 pm from the funeral home on East Church Street with services led by Mr and Mrs Raymond Edwards. Interment was at Mount Olivet. John Gavinis died suddenly at Frederick Memorial Hospital and his funeral will be held Monday at noon at the same address with interment in Baltimore National Cemetery. both services conducted by M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Warrenfelts
Margaret M. Warrenfeltz
John Warrenfeltz
Myersville
Lewis and
Delilah Pryor Schroyer
Wade W
Smithsburg
Edgar L
Hagerstown
Ira T
Alvey
Lewis Turner
Ralph Frushour
Thaddeus Schroyer
Middletown
Davis
Calvin Schroyer
Wolfsville
Pleasant Walk
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion E. U. B. Church
E. Stephen Raby
Paul F. Bittle
Joseph F. Barger
Joseph Frederick Barger
Burkittsville
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Edwin and
Mattie Hightman Barger
Nellie Barger
Benjamin Barger
Hyatteville
Russell Barger
Marshall E. Barger
Brunswick
Warren A. Breisch
Burkittsville Union Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Rosa C. Beard
James L. Beard
Tampa
Fla
Utica
D. R
Victoria E. Wachter
Frederick
Florida
Beard
Earl E. Beard
Kyle
Jacksonville
Maymie L. Wachter
Walkersville
Elmer R. Wachter
William G. Swift
Daisy Swift
Baltimore
I. 9
Methodist Church
George W. Swift
U.S. Army
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Carrie Elizabeth White
Walter E. White
Raymond Edwards
Edwards
Helen Griffin
Anna Mae Kemp
Frances Pryor
Janette Campbell
Haven of Rest
Bernard W. Stull
Charles C. Wiles
Roger Wills
William C. Specht
Mount Olivet Cemetery
John Gavanis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral
Baltimore National Cemetery
Frederick News-Post
John Getzendanner, Jr
Mount Pleasant
Landis Jewelry
South Market St
Rees
Jazz
Bath
Mr. Tinney
Cate Singer Sewing Machine Co
Illness and injuries reported across Frederick area
Among the sick the condition of Mrs. Norrie Whitehill of West Second Street remains unchanged at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart attack Wednesday. John Myers recovers at home near Woodville from injuries July 27 when he toppled from a haying truck at John Harris's farm near Centeral. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus is listed as fair this morning after a serious auto crash three miles south of Frederick on Route 240 early Thursday. Mrs. Bessie L. Jones near Union Bridge is at Baltimore Ear Eye and Throat Hospital for cataract surgery. Francis S. Staley, formerly at University Hospital, Baltimore, has returned home near Burkittsville. Sara Gray, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James K. Gray, Thurmont, fractured her right arm at play last week. fracture reduced and arm cast. Mrs. Agnes Little of Thurmont, previously at Bot Secours Hospital, Baltimore, is home and improving. Dr. Adrian A. Martin, Emmitsburg veterinarian, is seriously ill at Gettysburg Hospital. Mrs. Charles M. Mackley of Thurmont suffered a slight stroke last week and is slowly improving. Edward Ricketts of Union Bridge, after a month at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned home and is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrie Whitehill
West Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John
Myers
Woodville
John Harris
Centeral
Benjamin F. Phebus
Frederick
Bessie L. Jones
Union Bridge
Baltimore Ear, Eye and Throat Hospital
Francis 5. Staley
University Hospital, Baltimore
Burkittsville
Sara Gray
James K. Gray
Thurmont
Agnes Little
Bot Secours G Hospital
Baltimore
Adrian A. Martin
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Charles M. Mackley
Edward Ricketts
Legion Prepares For Its State Convention
Baltimore hosts the American Legion thirty-second state convention at the Lord Baltimore Hotel August 16 to 19 with 2200 delegates. Governor William Preston Lane Jr addresses the joint Legion and Auxiliary session, with Mayor Thomas D Alesandra, Senators O Connor and Tydings, and Brig. Gen. Eaton also slated to speak. Events include an All-Stars game, a parade, and officer elections, chaired by Richard C. Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
American Legion
Lord Baltimore
William Preston Lane, Jr
Bois-de-Consengacye
France
War Department
Legion and Auxiliary
Thomas D Alesandra
Herbert R. O Conor
Millard E. Tydings
Robert E. L. Eaton
Office of Legislative Liaison
American Legion All-Stars
Memorial Stadium
Richard C. Manning
Interminable Lesson and Regional Patchwork
English lesson notes on usage and pronunciation followed by a local news brief. Two recover from a Milford Del car crash as two die and one improves. A Cisco Kid contest at the Fairground yard, with Manbeck Bonnie Bread sponsorship and awards to five costumed contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairground
City Recreation Commission
Manbeck Bonnie Bread
William Hardy
Barbara Tininger
Harry Tyergar
Margaret Weston
James Fox
Jane Lanner
Weeklong Playgrounds Schedule Includes Craft and Sports
City play grounds host a dense line up next week with crest shows at six sites plus horseshoe tournaments. Baker Park Mullinix and Harmon Fields each plan craft shows and afternoon programs while Tiny Tot Town and McCurdy Field offer rhythm bands story hours and games. Washington Street and Fairgrounds feature midget softball relay and craft show events, with Needle Art Club sponsoring shows and prizes at multiple locations. Market prices for wheat corn barley listed at week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley Park
Baker Park
Tiny Tot Town
Mullinix Park
Civic Club
Washington Street
McCurdy
Harmon
Needle Art Club
Local Mentions Fried Chicken And Ham Supper Pleasant Grove Hall
Public sale notice for August 25 1950 at 2100 hours two miles south of Ridgeville toward Washington Howard County features a 200 acre stock farm and farm equipment. Auctioneers Emmert Bowlus and Calvin Murray with clerk John A Moore. Also sale August 23 1950 at 1 00 pm on south Main Street Burkittaville real estate and household goods indicated. Virginia Lewis and Fred H Lewis named as parties with clerk R L Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Washington
Howard County
South Main Street
Burkittaville
Fred H. Lewis
Virginia D. Lewis
Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Jefferson
Catoctin Creek
Maurice V. Biser Emmert R. Bowlus
R. L. Belly
Olney
Montgomery County
Post and News
T. Calvin Owens
Horace M. Alexander
Lisbon
Brown Swiss
Spencer J
Hershberger
Poolesville
Seneca
John B. Offutt
Emmett R. Bowlus
West Church Street
Truman hints regular departments may run controls
Washington Aug 12 President Truman suggested price and wage controls might be handled by regular government departments if needed for inflation or shortages. He warned mixing agencies could cause confusion and delays, noting OPA’s coordinated approach under one roof kept expectations clearer during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Agriculture, Labor
Commerce
BOPA
OPA
Tool
Leon Henderson
Chester Bowles
Paul Porter
Commerce Department
Agriculture Department
War Labor Board
Labor Department
Labor
Tobin
Labor Board
Reunion notices and social events across region
Multiple notices list reunions at Cambrill State Park and Mountaindale Picnic Grove with dates in August and September 1950, basket lunches, and invited relatives. Also mentions a Zagies Dance with Gene Frock and thanks note for a deceased husband. Includes an upcoming sale of house furniture 114 miles west of Taylorsville on Route 26 at Covers Corner and an upcoming church supper with fried chicken and country ham at Kemptown Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Rbessie
Brownbraungart Tgnetius E. Lease
Shirley Braungart
Kemptown Methodist Church
Browningsville
Auction and market notices mix from Frederick area
Auction lists various sales near Emmitsburg Frederick and Union Bridge with livestock dairy cattle and farm equipment. plus weekly furniture auctions at local stores. Market ads promote produce and groceries including watermelons peaches and melons with shop hours and contact details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Pingley
Aipa
Legion
Jacob T. Myerly
Milford
Del
Emory Fissel
Biglersville
Laverne Hess
Dewey Bucher
Cashtown
Pleasant Grove Hall
Route 75
John A. Moore
Calvin Murray
Haller
Gambrill State Park
Ruth Dutrow
Secty
Messer-Klipp
Mountaindale
Gene Frock
Ruby Lease
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Thelma Harrison
North Market Street
Unionville
Ivestock
Merton B. Gorsuch
Trout & Son
East Seventh Street
John L. Fonton
T. B
Scott OG
Clemson Glen Trout
Donald A. Gordon
Pearl Bargain House
John Null
Mr. Sullivan
Null
Izaak Walton League Vlub
Woody Free
Memory Trio
Jack Pot
Swingsters
Mt. Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Earl Phillips
Buckboard Ramblers
Mt. Tabor
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Richard F. Kline
Weil Brothers
Farmers Market
S. Market St
U. S
Remsberg's
Sacrifice
McCleery's
Mount Untaindale Grove
Aus Bhampoos
Ol Barning Fernaces
Ray Wahl
Hillcrest
U. B
Russell Flanagan
Thurmont, Md
Thurmont Tol
Ol Burser
West Patrick Street
Bill Anderson
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East 5Th St
East St
MT. Orchard
Universal Insulation CO
Bernie's
Staubd
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist. SR. Frederick
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
HJ. Kester
East Third Street
May Sloan
Edward Payne
J. K. Winpigler & Son
Madam Phoebe Palmist
Phoebe
Heart of Md
Highway 15 South
South Market Street
Joe's Cleaners
Jefferson St
Last Chance the
Piano Shop
North Market St
Hillcrest Orchards
Wumpets
le Frederick
Frank Ganley
A & Sone
Esturday
East Patrick
Nestle
ECKER
Market St
Hood
L. Clinton Rhoades
B. S
Sylvester Thomas
U. of M
Motter Ave
Charles H. Saker
Elizabethtown
R. D
G. K. Wagnera
Shookstown
Fourth Street
Kemp
C. H
A. C
Tyeryar
East
Patrick Street
Chas N. Smith
Unione le
Fury
Hollywood Mig
Hollywood
Calif
Tera
Earl Hargett
West Fourteenth Street
de- Laval Milkers
Good House
Zeble Brodie
Germantown
Dawsonville
Catrym
Henry H. Carter
Rt. 4
Rockville
B. & O. R. W. Brunswick
G. F. Bioreti
Ariodht
Ane Snl
Maryland
Jessups
Albert B. Matthews
Glennwood
Sykesville
Southern
C. F. Hartman
Las’ Street
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Mildred L. Smith
Frank A. Smith
Peabody
Masachusetts
Justice of the Peace
Court of Equity
Frederick Sa
Ellis C. W
Alton. Bennett
Ellis C. Wachter
Maryian
Alenced
West Third St
Furnes
Weat Patrick Street
Apt
Naomie Railholte
Patrick Extended
East Church St
Pearl St
Buckeystown
College Ave
Park Ave
Frederick News Post
East 7Th St
Watkins Acres
East Second Street
Jerrick Maryland
Reese
Samuel T. Royer
Sabillasville
Friends Creek Road
Plymouth
Neal's
Tudol
East Patrick St. Cty
Mt. Airy
Ais al _aetadat
Balto
M. Lawson
W. Anghesd i
Kaiser
DeSoto
Buick
Chevrolet
Shorb's
Thomas Sumshookstown
Cyrus
McBride
Charles H. Kehne
N. W
Zimmer
Fred
New Market
Joe Page
D. W. Driver
Damascus
George T. Biddinger
ARC
Champion Atock
Emmett Abbott
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Taneytown
Kitch
Pontiac SE
Blair's
South
Newepa Orm
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