Deaths of Merry Linton and Harry Linton in Maryland
Merry Linton and Harry Linton, longtime Araby residents, died within days of each other at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Harry Linton, 49, was a Ox Fibre Brush Co. employee and Araby Methodist Church Sunday School superintendent for 25 years. Survived by wife Catherine Rice Linton, son Ralph, brother Robert, sister Mrs Carl May, and granddaughter Patricia Lee Linton. Funeral at Mt Olivet cemetery using M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry L. Linton
Harry Lee Linton
Araby
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Tyler Linton
David Franklin Linton
Creagerstown
Araby Methodist Church
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Catherine FE. Rice Linton
Ralph W. Linton
Robert Linton
Sykesville
Carl May
Frederick
Patricia Lee Linton
Fast Church Street
Araby Church
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral services held for Sauerwein and others in region
Funeral services were held for John C. Sauerwein of Littlestown at J. W. Little and Son funeral home and Zion Reform Church in Charlesville with Rev. Edward R. Hamme officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers named. Largely attended funerals followed for Mrs. Clara May Hobbs in Winfield with interment in Springfield cemetery. James Martin Fritz services in Libertytown with many floral tributes and pallbearers listed. Samuel Melvin Hill near Jefferson to be buried at Antietam National Cemetery after services at East Church street funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sauerwein
Frederick County
Margaret E. Sauerwein
Littlestown
R. D
J. W. Little and Son
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Edward R. Hamme
Church
George Sauerwein
Francis Walker
Paul Weant
Nevin Eppley
Lake Weant
Austin Sauerwein, Jr
Clara May Hobbs
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Winfield
Elbert Perkins
Everett, Lee, Sherman
John Thomas
William McQuay
Jack Dahlgreen
Springfield Cemetery
Sykesville
C. M. Waltz
James Martin Fritz
Libertytown
Raymond C. Myers
Charles Riordan
William Barton
William Lee
Clarence Bostian
Roosevelt Marshall
Benjamin Dunkins
Union Chapel
Powell and
Hartzler
Samuel Melvin Hill
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral Home
East Church Street
Antietam National Cemetery
Antietam
Maryland
M. R. Etchison and Son
Navy Ensign Yingling in Korea War Action
Ensign Abdiel R. Yingling, a U S Navy gunnery officer, reports from waters off Korea that his ship began bombardment actions after battle stations were set for 14 hours. He recounts targets struck and a troop train destroyed, noting limited sleep and ongoing combat. Yingling, a 1949 Naval Academy graduate, married Audrey Smith after graduation. the family plans to reside in Mt Airy with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airy Man
Korea
Abdiel R. Yingling
U. S
Chandler
A. R. Yingling
Ensign Yingling
U. S. Naval Academy
Audrey Marie Smith
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Mt. Airy
Yingling
San Diego
Calif
Renee Poulleau Smith
Yinglina
West Coast
Airy
Striking Employes Returning To Work At NY Central Iron Works
Striking workers from Local 3847 CIO United Steel Workers voted to end a two week strike at NY Central Iron Works and return to work tomorrow as negotiations resume. The company will present a financial statement explaining why demands cannot be met, with a new agreement to take effect September 20. No wage demands were made, and management declined comment. The report also notes the insurance hospital benefit program sought by about 65 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
New York Central Iron Works
Cio-United Steel Workers
Francis Demottez
Return to frederick area from various trips and events
Mr and Mrs Alton Shal and family return from a Ocean City vacation. Miss Beatrice Fehr attends a Colorado extension course and visits Buckhorn Mountain Ranch. Several Frederick residents travel to Norristown PA for a funeral. Hochschild Kohn promotes Mary Hendrickson in Baltimore. Elizabeth Benson returns from Hampton Va to Frederick. Local social notes cover farewells and ambassador assignments for Sweden and Sweden and other regional moves. A birth is reported in Frederick Memorial Hospital. C of C hosts Emmitsburg meeting planning Boosters Day and Armistice Day parade with Rainbow Lake dedication and community employment survey. Next meeting Sept 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Shal
Richard
Woodsburo
Hazel Shall
Frederick
Ocean City
Beatrice Fehr
Colorado
State A. & M. College
Fehr
Buckhorn Mountain
Norristown
Hugh McCabe
Mr. McCave
Mary E. McCabe
Mary Russell Hendrickson
R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Hochschild Kahn and Company of
Baltimore
Hendrickson
Saks Fifth Avenue
New York City
Hochschild
Kohn
Elizabeth E. Benson
Gallaudet College
Washington
West 12Th Street
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Eva
Margaret Howard
Gaithersburg
Diana Clenamce
Marylin Keller
Richard Clenamce
Howard T. DeGrange
Ronnie Keller
Floydie’ L. DeGrange
Tuscarora Summit
Richard Thompson
Kensington
Howard Y. DeGrange
Bel Air
Dillon Groves
Clyde V. Hawes
Burkittsville
Susan Rebecca
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. R. Beatty
Neon
Ward Fulton
Poolesville
James F. Wheeler
Woodsboro
Washington, D. C
North Charleston
S. C
M. W. Stifely
Wheeler
Mary Ellen Ramsburg
Ross Moberly
Walkersville
Howard Brett
Harry Swain
West Fifth Street
Atlantic City
Wanda Jo Bussard
Taney Apartments
William Main
Salem
N. J
Linford Best
Knoxville
Roscoe H. Sinook
Deborah Kay
Joseph Gigliatte
Alvin Simon
Mary M. Stull
West Church Street
Robert Daughtery
John G. Hamerick
Rainbow Lake
Maryland
Charter of Commerce
D. L. Beegle
George Gingell
Thomas J. Frailey
Miss Johnson Weds Samuel William Barrick in Woodsboro
Miss Joan Marie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Ghernald Johnson of 511 Fairview Avenue became the bride of Samuel William Barrick son of Mr and Mrs Harry Weller Barrick of Woodsboro. The ceremony Saturday at eight o clock in the Evangelical Lutheran church was officiated by Rev Dr W W Garrett with Rev Raymond C Myers assisting. The bride wore white satin with a fingertip veil and train. bridesmaids wore blush pink satin gowns. Best man was Harry W Barrick Jr. ushers included Robert T Fisher H Thomas Summers and others. A reception followed at Vindobona Hotel Braddock Heights and the couple planned a wedding trip through New England. They will reside in Towson after September 1. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate and studied at Western Maryland College and the Leland Powers School of Radio in Boston. the groom attended several prep schools and Gettysburg College and works for the State Roads Commission while attending Maryland Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Marie Johnson
Paul Ghernald Johnson
Fairview Avenue
Samuel William Barrick
Harry Weller Barrick
Woodsboro
W. W. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
Dili Avenue
Philip Riley
Cape Elizabeth
Robert T. Fesher
Patrick Street
Sam W. Maples, Jr
Harry W. Barrick, Jr
Robert ‘T. Fisher
East Patrick Street
H. Thomas Summers
South Market Street
Walter A. Martz
Frederick
Robert Davis
Rockwell Terrace
Bernard Hagberg, Jr
Baltimore
Louise H. Hendrickson
Mendelssohn
Miss Hendrickson
Troldhaugen
Greig
Rubinstein
Dar
Towson
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Leland Powers
Edna Eugenia Cramer Weds Clarke Sheetenheim
Edna Eugenia Cramer and Clarke P. Sheetenheim married in Calvary church parsonage with Rev. J Franklin Haas officiating on Tuesday August 15 at 2 p m in the city. Edna A Cramer, mother of the bride, announced the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncetenheim
Tcramer
Irs
Edna A. Cramer
Pleasant
Edna Eugenia
Clarke P. Sheetenheim
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Church Parsonage
Mullinix Park Doll And Pet Show Winners
The Frederick Civic Club hosted the annual Doll and Pet Show at Mullinix Park with separate contests for girls and boys and a Tuesday art and craft show. Winners include Rose Holliday, Edwina White, Nolan Moore, Nathan Sewell, and Barbara Bowie among many others. judges hailed Mrs. A. W. Condon and others. A post-event treat was provided by Mrs. A. W. Condon, with a final note about Sugar Pin trees discovered in 1826 in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullinix Park
Frederick
Edwina White
Rose Holliday
Agnes Freeland
Barbara Bowie
Thelma Thomas
Nolan Moore
Thomas Foreman
David Carter
Nathan Sewell
Edward Ambush
Byron Foreman
Rachel Sewell
Betty Sewell
Barbara Bell
Blanche Thompson
Charles Williams
John Disney
Robert Disney
Ann Naylor
Brenda Carroll
Peggy Henson
Helen Lee
Helen Jackson
Warren G
A. W. Condon
Harry D. Radcliff
George B. Hoke
Ransom Lewis
Harry Shipley
Ada Gant
Violet Brown
Grace Ambush
Miss Cramer Becomes Bride In Walkersville Ceremony
Miss Josephine Amelia Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank R Cramer Walkersville became the bride of John Thomas Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs John E Gilbert Walkersville in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Glade Reformed Church. Rev Dr Edgar Hottmeier officiated. The couple will reside with the groom's parents during a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada before she teaches at Liberty Junior High. The groom is a Walkersville High School alumnus and a farmer.
Questions And Answers And Notices Aggregated
A jumbled OCR page offers Q and A on conifer identification pine versus fir, author note on Tales of Mother Goose, insulator company ad, Madam Phoebe life hand reading, Frederick Md festival notices and a crowded schedule for Francis Scott Key Post events with Legion activities and club committee listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Phoebe Palinist
Madam Phoebe
Heart of Md
Highway 15 South
Frederick, Md
Francis Scott Key Post
The
American Legion
Local trades listed for hire and family event notices
A compilation of local service ads and event notices including painting, roofing, spouting and masonry offered at 34.15 per hour by John Will, contact Buckeystown 3384. Mentions descendants of John Thomas and Katie Droneburg hosting a reunion at George Droneburg McKaig’s residence on Sunday August 27 with basket lunch. Also promotes Midsummer Hop at Frederick Armory on Saturday August 26, 1950 with music by Jerry Marrane's 13 Piece Orchestra and 5Qc admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Buckeystown
Droneburg
John Thomas
Katie L. Droneburg
George Droneburg
McKaig
Frederick Armory
Jerry Marrane
Double-Header Pin-Up Girls Of Washington Event
An item notes a Friday August 25 1950 double header at McCurdy Field with Pin-Up Girls of Washington and Staley Park Girls, admission 1 for adults and 30 cents for children, proceeds to a charity fund. Also mentions local services from Edward Payne and a tailoring department opening with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Staley Park Girls
Civic League
McCurdy
Civitan Club OF
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youth Fellowship
Utica
Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Kathleen Stull
Onward Christian Soldiers
R. Paul Buhrman
Ross Stull, Jr
David Douglas
California
Miss Cramer
Glade Reformed Church
Josephine Amelia Cramer
Frank R. Cramer
Joh Thomas Gilbert
John E. Gilbert
Edgar Hottmeier
Doris J. Dorsey
Shirley Ann Cramer
Alton L. Gilbert
H. Elwood Filler
Kenneth L. Mercer
William Stauffer
G. Fred Myers
Stauffer
D'Hardetot
Bond
Gounod
Nevin
Canada
Gilbert
Walkersville High School
Towson State Teachers College
Liberty
Charles Perrault
Frederick Homen Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Feagaville Churcah Lawn
Luther League
Junior Fire Co
Frederick Fair Grounds
Charles E. Troxell
Legionnaires
Ozzie Fagan
Harold Kanade
Women's Bible Class
Creagerstown S. S
Olive Whitmore
Miller's Grove
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Utica Lutheran S. 5S
J. K. Winpigler & Son
Alcoholics Anonymous
East Seventh Street
John L. Ponton
Gladiolus
B. U. Crist. SR
Frederick, Rt
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Clara V. Hartsock Mountaindele
U. S. No
Call Walker Orchards
MS. Airy
St. John’s
East Second Street
Knights of Columbus and
Catholic Daughters
Notre Dame Convent Building Fund
Farmer's Feed & Fertilizer Company
Carroll and South Street
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East St. St
East St
Melvin M. Rabstein
Louise S. Rabstein
Hotel Frederick
John A. Derr
Electrolux
Adams Rocker
Pearl Bargain House
Ridgeville
Walker
Peach Orchard
Kemptown Road
Monrovia
Charles H. Kehne
Venetien
May Sloan
Edward Payne
Neatie
Ecker'’S
Market St
Walker Orchards
Archie Whisner
Center Street
Peaches Hale Haven
Hiley
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Thurmont
East Church ST
Route 15
Hoover
Blue Mt
Thurman
Maryiind
Cliffeed
Reed Helga
Reni
Aml Market
North Market Street
West Senaton
Fred
Erick
Aquare
West Church St
Dept
CCT
Newark
Patrick
Empire Card
Filmira
We Blis
Planet St
Jefferson St
Baie Mtee
Gond
Irasina
West Patrick St
Union Bridge
Frederick News-Post
Carroll and
South Street
Jaca
Frederick News
Post
Rll Welp
the News
East Patrick ST
MT Tabor
Mt, Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Orchards
Hulldozers
Richard F. Kline
Telephone
Mars Opticians
Macket St
Bartlett Pears Weverton Orchards
Weverton, Md
Brunswick
Toral
Setanta Saint
Nick Yinner
West Patrick
Lands Jewelry Store
South Market
Epall Rees
Bath
Tinney
Care Singer Sewing Machine Co
Sanic 'R S
Harald Weisberg
Myattstown
Guy W. Nise
Upper College
Columbian
VOGUE
Samuel Haverly
Netlow Springs
Colcie
Champion A.K.C
Walkeravilte
Sam Pashen
Thal Highway
Stock Farm
Middletown
Jleveo N_ Smith
Jesse N. Smith
Indy Clyde L. Grosanickle
Myeraville
Timothy Seed
Donald Shafer
Florence Davis
Monaracy Park
Franklin
Paris
Tinton Bridge
Calvin Swomley
Feagaville
Paul Clay
Mt. Alry
A.K.C
Bartonsville
Carlton Codk
Fordor Dodge
Chevrolet
Studebaker
Myers
Eak
Frank Remsberg
Harry F. Rhoderick
Chestnut Grove
Fiaie
South St
John W. Wachter
Fishing Creek
Geithersburg
Equity
Circuit Court For
Joseph M
Rickards
Lisa KK
Jih Mi
Yilen
Cleveland
Ohio
Hoffman
Oy List K. Rickards
Phyliss K. Rickards
Circuit Court
Phyliss K. Richards
Ellis C. Wachter
Richard E. Zimmerman
Public General Laws
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Office of the Supervisors of Elections
Board of Election Supervisors
Rover C. Stewart
Arthur Potts Ruth Moberly Delbert S. Null
W. Jerome Offutt
Petersville
New Addition
Frank C. Beachley
Harry K. Beachley
Frederick ‘County
Bacey
Roderick County
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Edwin F Nikirk
Wachter
Clark
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board of Alderman
Hanper Hurst
N. Market St
Way Area
Board OF Boning Appeals
Marae
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