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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

5

Deaths fill local community notices with multiple families

Walter O. Hines 64 died at Smithsburg home. Survived by wife Cora Frey Hines and children from a former marriage. services Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in Smithsburg cemetery. Infant son of Roscoe and Carabella Barnhart Frock died at Frederick City Hospital. services Saturday in Taneytown. Mervin R. Diehl, farmer near Taneytown, dies after years of ill health. funeral Saturday in Taneytown. Other notices list deaths of Mrs. Ida May Stull, Mrs. Nettle V. Bloom, Mrs. Anna R. Davis, and Mrs. Lawrence Newton Spitzer with funeral details and burial plans varying by family.

W. C. Hines Walter O. Hines Smithsburg Hines Foxville Cora Frey Hines Raymond ‘L. Little Hagerstown Lester W. Eckstine Clifford G. Hines Maurice E Mercersburg Walter Wolf. Garfeld Ammie’ Lewis Woulfsville Omar Miller Smithsburg R. R Thomas Winton Frock Roscoe Carabella Barnhart Caroline Barnhart Union Bridge Taneytown Gur P. Bready Keysville Fuss and Son Mervin R. Dichl Mervin R. Diehl Melock Ase George H Susie Strevig Diehl Margie Baumgardner Diehl Roy A. Union Bridge Richard Howard D Hanover Jesse Washington Annie Rath Diehl Norman Diehl Guy P. Bready Pleasant Valley Cemetery Randolph Street N. W Virgie Luerssen George W. Davis Clara McDevitt Lizzie Cramer J. W. AicDevitt S. H. Hines 34Th Street Frederick Mount Olivet C. FE. Cline and Son Clarence B. Stull Ida May Stull Clarence Bradley Stull Mountaindale Daniel and Catherine Tyler Wachter Be'het Lutheran Church Ethel Gilbert Mountaindsie Harry Baugher This City Woodrow VW Steintham Zion Reformed Cemetery Charlesville M. L. Creager and Son Nettle V. Bloom Nettle Virginia Bloom Harvey C. Bloom Bloom Aaron Mary Martin Rowlson Pauline Grimes Mary Rippeon Earl David Bloom Minnie Vitez Baltimore Lutheran Church Orlock Kelly Mountainview Cemetery D. D. Harizler and Sons Lawrence Newton Spitzer Mae Ellen Spitzer Har Anna R. Davis Insonburg Rockingham Memorial George Nathaniel ]Flint Buena Vistta Harrisonburg

Funeral Rites Held for Stanley C Zecker Near Petersville

Funeral services for Stanley C Zecker were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the electric wale residence officiated by Rev. Dr H C Erdman and Rev Morris G Zumbrum with large attendance. Pallbearers included J Edgar Ferrell Warry Summers Albert Bussard Gene Hemp Charles Flock and Town Titus. Burial followed at Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. The Gladnill Co funeral directors assisted.

Stanley C. Zecker Petersville H. C. Erdman Morris G. Zumbrum J. Edgar Ferrell Warry Summers Albert Bussard Gene Hemp Charles Flock Town Titus Lutheran Cemetery Middletown Gladnill Co

Personal News From Washington Baltimore and Mountain Dale

Mr and Mrs Francis B Mc Cathran of Washington and Mrs Sadie E Burgee of Baltimore spent days with Mr and Mrs Carl Davis at Fountain Mills. A motor trip covered 1800 miles visiting eight states and Quebec and Montreal then returned by a northerly route. Mr G W Best of Frankfort Indiana returned home after two weeks with his cousin Mr and Mrs Harry Harrison in Knoxville. Mr and Mrs Grayson Biddinger and family near Liberty town Mr and Mrs Harry Hahn and family Mr John Hahn of Cedar Grove visited Mr and Mrs David Biddinger of Seneca on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Berry and son spent the summer with...

Francis B. McCathran Washington Sadie E. Burgee Baltimore Carl Davis Fountain Mills Catherine Keeney David W. Etzler Toyo Japan R.A Haq. Co Bn G. Holy AIPAC APO San Francisco Calif Melvin J. Palmer Alice Ann Virginia Lee Palmer Mountaindale Quebec Montreal Canada G. W. Best Frankfort Ind Harry Harrison Knoxville Grayson Biddinger Libertytown Harry Hahn John Hahn Cedar Grove David Biddinger Seneca Charles Berry

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and News

Mrs William Melville of Sykesville plans to return to Salisbury this week where Mr Berry will teach. Birth announced for Bonita Carol to Mr and Mrs Dorsey Stappite. Several guests from Chicago Washington Collingswood and Durkiteville attend weddings and family visits as relatives travel between Sykesville Middletown Brunswick and Madison Wisconsin.

William Melville Sykesville Salisbury Berry Dorsey- Stappite Sykeville Woutibine Bonita Carol William W. Coffey E. W. Crews Lynchburg J. Charles Ringgold Louise Ringgeld Chicago Helen Francis Ridgely Washington James O. Ridgely Marvin Sylvester Collingswood N. J Ahalt Burkittsville Carlton Fairchild Nora Runkles Mabelle Ahalt O Durkiteville Jaconh & Remeburg, Sr Middletown Nee 5. Remsburg, Jr Tiffin

Local Hospital Recoveries and Patient Updates

Among the sick Mr. Mason Hendrickson was discharged from Frederick City Hospital after an operation two weeks ago. Mr. Sourren L. Welty remains under treatment for burns suffered August 18 after contact with a high voltage wire at M. J. Grove Lime Co. Mrs. Paul Shepley has recovered enough to go home. Removal was by C. E. Cline and Son ambulance. Victor Kaplan of Brunswick has been treated for leg trouble at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Billy Johnson of Brunswick, WWI veteran, was injured weeks ago on the railroad and is listed as undergoing care.

Mason Hendrickson Upper College Terrace Frederick City Hospital Sourren L. Welty M. J. Grove Lime Co Paul Shepley Linden Hills C. E. Cline

Taneytown Fireman Injured in Westminster Parade Night Crash

Bernard Benny Bowers of Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company was hurt Saturday in a Westminster traffic accident while returning from Pikesville where Taneytown firemen and a fire truck took part in a firemen's parade. He is reported in favorable condition after treatment in University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore.

University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Bernard Benney) Bowers Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company Westminster Pikesville Taneytown

Shipley Cramer Wedding Side Details Quiet Ceremony

Miss Virginia Cramer daughter of Eudora Smith and Herbert L Cramer Walkersville married Dorsey F Shipley at the home of Miss Margaret J Cramer Walkersville Rev Dr Edgar F Hoffmeier officiated The couple planned a fishing trip to Fernleigh Lodge Ontario Canada then Quebec and New England before settling in Walkersville The bride is a Walkersville High School graduate and Visitation Academy alumna

Shipley Cramer Virginia Cramer Eudora Smith Herbert L. Cramer Walkersville Dorsey F. Shipley Washington Street Edgar F. Hoffmeier Margaret JC. Cramer Kramer Fernleigh Lodge Ontario Canada Quebec New England New York Walkersville High School Visitation Academy

Shipley Returns to Ownership of Sporting Goods Store

Mr. Shipley, recently a Hyatt shoe department employee, is a Frederick High School graduate who spent 15 months on active duty with the Navy in the Pacific and has resumed his role as owner and manager of Shipley's Sporting Goods Store.

Hyatt's C. Thomas Kemp's Shipley Frederick High School We Navy Pacific Sporting Goods

Weather Summary and Local Climate Data

Precipitation for 24 hours ending 8 a m today none. August precipitation totals 5.98 inches, normal 3.84 inches, actual 1945 4.78 inches. Deficiency to August 1948 is one inch. Yesterday high 84, low 14. Moon visible after 6 06 p m, sets 9 03 p m. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac clear at respective locations. Gotham nickname note references a small English village.

Ceresville Potomac Point of Rocks

Questions And Answers On War And Weapons

A set of Q and A items covers merged military command placing a single head for defense including Secretary for Common Defense. Elbert D. Thomas of Utah is named chairman of the Senate Military Affairs Committee. The Chinese 1556 earthquake is cited as history's deadliest with about 830000 lives lost. An underwater atomic test produced a 10000000 ton water column, and the Army's X5-36 bomber is about 40 percent larger than the B 29 capable of carrying over 30 tons of bombs.

Secretary of War Secretary of Navy Common Defense Senale Military Affairs Committee Elbert D. Thomas Utah Eas Army

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