J V Jamison Rites Tuesday in Hagerstown
J P Jamison Jr prominent in Democratic politics organized baseball and business died yesterday at his Hagerstown home at 69 He chaired Jamison Cold Storage and was Herald Mail Company vice president A longtime public servant he helped lead the Blue Ridge League and served on multiple state and national boards Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at the local Episcopal church with burial at Rose Hill cemetery Alternate spellings and OCR quirks preserved as in source
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison, Jr
Jamison Cold Storage Door Company
Tce
Herald-Mail Company
St. John’s College At
Annapolis
Jamison
Luray
National League
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis
International League
American Association
William Preston Lane
State Roads Commission
Second National Bank
Prior Publishing Company
American Society of Refrigeration Engineers
John Vincent Jami
Richard A. Jamison
Baltimore
William T. Hamilton
Episcopal Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Death of Brazil’s Vargas signals democratic decline
The death of President Getulio Vargas may hasten Brazil’s democratic decline, boost anti American sentiment and strengthen communism in South America. Vargas ruled since 1931 except a five year vacation, led a dictatorship until 1945 before a direct-election win in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Rio Grande
Peron
Argentina
Vargas
Enrico Gaspar Dutra
Congress
United States
Begin Probe Of Two B36 Crashes
El Paso Air Force investigators launched a dual probe after two B36 crashes within 24 hours. One crash near a housing project in El Paso left one dead and 15 injured as the bomber disintegrated in flames. The prior crash at Rapid City, SD, killed 24 crewmen and left three critically hurt while approaching Ellsworth AFB in perfect weather. The incidents are described as the worst crashes in the history of the large bombers valued at 3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Air Force
Rapid City
Ellsworth Air Force Base
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columus Of The News
August 30, 1904. Notes from Columbus of the News mention Baltimore and Frederick Electric railroad repaving Market street with cobblestones between Fourth and Fifth, to finish in a week. Tennis tournament in the YMCA sees Yellott beat Toms, with next match against Justice Smith for the cup. City Opera House manager Jacob Dadison injured after falling through a door while putting up a Sign of the Cross display. Everest Harding brings millet stalks six feet tall with large heads to the News office. A Braddock Heights dance is hosted by the Colomy class in dancing under Miss Ritchie.
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Columus of
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad
Market Street
Fourth
Fifth
Yellott
Toms
Maulsby
Justice Smith
East Church Street
Braddock Heights
Manpower Gratification Noted In Local Transient Handling
Twenty Years Ago column notes gratification at how the local transient director manages the transient situation at the legal center. Rev Millard G Wilson, pastor of Frederick Church of the Brethren, will join Cloverdale Church of the Brethren near Roanoke, Virginia. The Frederick mayor and board set city tax at 93 cents per hundred dollars, up from 83. A Junior Democratic Club picnic occurred at Braddock Heights with dancing and games.
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Lems
Columax of the News
Millard G Wilson
Frederick
Democratic Club
Braddock Heights
Elderly Baltimore Woman Dies After Thurmont Collision
An elderly Baltimore woman Frances Albert Pleasants 77 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a head on crash near Hillside Poultry Farm Thurmont. Her son William Pleasants 39 and two others injured. Police say a speeding car driven by George Nugent collided with the Pleasants limousine on a curve. Ambulances transported the injured to Emmitsburg hospital. The accident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Thurmont
Frances Albert Pleasants
Wyndhurst Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hosspital
Willliam A. Pleasants
George J. Nugent
Rehhauffeur
the Pleasants
Drud Hill Avenue
Harold Horne
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
IVFW
Thurmont American Legion
M L Creager and Son
H. J. Brown
Daniel J. Kaas
Hatne
Pleasants
Nugent
Brown
Flame
Deaths in Centreville area claim several residents
Obituaries record the deaths of Thomas Warfield Emory aged 50 of Centreville farmer son of Ruth Emory and Elza Warfield survived by widow Ruth and children John Thomas Ruth Mary Emily and others with service at St Pauls Episcopal Church Centreville Interment Chesterfield cemetery Also noted are Loleta Klein 51 longtime Educator of Surrattsville MD Earl Charlton Elmer Preston Wilson and John Allen Nugent with details of spouses children and burial arrangements.
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Thomas Warfield
Emory Thomas Warfield Emory
Centreville
Emory
Thomas Ruth Emory
Elzabeth Ann Warfield
Ruth Willis
John W
Thomas W
Ruth Evelyn
Mary Emily
Charles Geschwim
Williamb. Murdock
William N. Davis
Airy
Harry Roeder
Houston
Tex
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Thomas Donaldson
Chesterfield Cemetery
Barton Brothers
Elmer Preston Wilson
Woodfield
Montgomery County Hospital
Janie A. Wilson
Vera A. Baldwin
Cedar Rapis
Iowa
Thelma L. Windham
Nettla Mae King
Gaithersburg
Lilla AL. Wilson
Byron
Wilson
Monrovia
Calif
Floyd E. Wilson
Emporia
Kansas
Roy W. Barber
Laytonsville
Wesley Grove Cemetery
John Allen Nugent
New Windsor
Carroll County
Catherine Nugent
Columbus Nugent
Daisy L. Nugent
William Dorsey
Baltimore
Mary Denmar
Sykesville
Elsie Granger
Catonsville
Guy Nugent
Woodbine
Stauies Nuzent
Soaesville
Strawbridge
Canadian Game Fast Toronto-Ottawa Rugby Opener
Toronto defeated Ottawa 13 to 6 at Varsity Stadium in the Eastern Interprovincial Rugby Football Union opener. Canadian born fullback Led Tongood and Ottawa’s Bob Simpson starred amid enthusiastic U S fans and media.
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Toronto
U.S
Ottawa
Varsity Stadium
C.S
U. S
Led Tongood
Bob Simpson
Ottawa Stanama
Funeral Notices for Local Residents in Taneytown and Vicinity
Funeral services were held for Joseph A. Hull at St. Josephs Church Taneytown with Rev. Charles J. Walker officiating. Pallbearers included Albert Cage Albert Butler Theodore Leon William and Mitchell Hill. Interment in church yard. G. C. Barton funeral director.
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Joseph A. Hull
Faneytown
St. Joseph's Church
Taneytown
Charles J. Walker
Albert Cage
Albert Butler
Theodore
Leon
William
Mitchell Hill
C. O. Fuss and Son
Mollie Nusbaum
Mr. Pleasant
Walkersville
Harry C. Koller
Edward Lochner
Johnnie Barker
Joseph, Engle
Charles Breighner
Ray Cromwell
Adam Mercer
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
G. C. Barton
Proclamations of Wedvings and Engagements Told
Richmond wedding follows at St James Protestant Episcopal Church with Margaret Glenn Morris and Philip Noble Powell marrying. Powell family high in church ranks. couple to live in Baltimore after a Canada trip. Also Philadelphia announces engagement of Mary Jane Harnwell to Peter D. Krumbhaar, both tied to University of Pennsylvania lineage. Engagement of Betty Ann Phebus to Reaney Smith noted with September 15 Libertytown wedding planned.
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Hormis
Richmond
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
Margaret Glenn Morris
Philip Noble Powell
Owen Morris
Powell
Noble ©. Powell
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Baltimore
Churchill J. Gibson
Commonwealth Clile
Canada
The
Consolidated Gas, Electric, Light and Power Company
Harnwell
Philadelphia
Gaylord P. Harnwell
Chestnut Hall
Mary Jane Harnweil
Peter D. R Krumbhaar
Edward Bell Krumbhaar
Chestner Hall
Harnweil
University of Pennsylvania
Westtown School
Harcum Junior College
Fred W
Roy Phebus. Woodbine
Betty Ann
Reaney Smith
Amass Smith
Frederick
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Faith Justified by Faith Not Works, Romans 3 28
A religious notice notes that Romans 3 28 teaches justification by faith apart from deeds of the law. It cites Christians should trust Christ as the effectual means to the desired change, attributed to Franklin.
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Christ
Franklin
Pastor Sponseller to Lead Grace Church Greencastle Pa
Rev Dr Edwin H Sponseller former Hood College professor and Boonshoro Reformed pastor will assume duties as pastor of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Greencastle Pa on October 1 He will also join Shippensburg State Teachers College faculty in January as philosophy professor remaining with Greencastle Antrim schools until then He is a Frederick native born December 6 1917 and has held many civic and religious roles in Frederick County Maryland and beyond.
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Vers
Evangelical Lutheran
Chuch Schont
Lt. Crickenberger
Greman
Rodney Willard
Federated Bible Classes
Frederick County
Nicholas Winger
Lawrence Willard
Marsland
Potomac Valles
Nero
Edwin H. Sponseller
Hood College
Boonshoro
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greencastle
Sponseiler
State Teachers College
Shippensburg
Greencastle Antrim
Tor
Sponseller
East Baltimore Street
West Third Street
Frederick
Harling Eugene Sponseller
Chambersburg
Shippensburg High School
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
Evangelical United Brethren
Myersville
Republican Party
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Maryland Tuberculosis Association
Children’s Aid Society of
Columbia Lodge No
A. F
A. Masons
Enoch Royal Arch Chapter
Royal Arch Ma‘sons
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar of
Republican County Central Committee
Frederic Counts Eisenhower
The
Dr Elkins to Take Over As Maryland U President
Dr William H Elkins will assume duties as president of the University of Maryland in College Park Maryland. Acting president Thomas B Symons said Elkins and his family arrived last Thursday and will meet the Board of Regents at 10 am Wednesday with informal committee meetings and a news conference planned. Elkins is a Rhodes scholar Phi Beta Kappa and former eight letter athlete at the University of Texas. Boric acid and borates have been used by the medical profession for over 1200 years.
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College Park
William H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
Symons
J. C Bard
Elkins
Texas Western College
el Paso
Board of
Regents
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Texas
Orioles Manager Dykes Presses for Clear Spoiler
Baltimore Orioles manager Jimmy Dykes demanded clarity on owner Clarence Miles’s drastic shakeup talk after a Boston stance. Dykes, reading reports of potential top brass changes, urged a direct confrontation to know his standing as the team lingers near the cellar with 25 games left. The club, 51 games back, had just swept a Washington doubleheader amid the controversy.
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Washington
Jimmy Dykes
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Orioles
Clarence W. Miles
Boston
Miles
Art Ehlers
Philadelphia
Ehlers
Local Personal Notices Highlight Weddings Births and Visits
Walkersville observes 66th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Clayton M Zimmmerman. Chester PA couple Richard H Vaughan and Flo Beth Carty welcome son James Douglas Carty Vaughan. Frederick connections include J W L Carty great great uncle and Mark Garfield birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Acknowledgments of other births visits from Brunswick Martinsburg Huntington Rohrersville Myersville Frederick and beyond. Birthday greetings mark L Victor Cook of Lime Kiln.
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Clayton M. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Zimmerman
Richard H. Vaughan
Chester
James Douglas Carty Vaughan
Vaughan
Flo Beth Carty
Clarence Carty
Frederick
J. W. L. Carty
Louis Rockwell
Martinsburg
W.va
Melvin I. Burkholder
Bernadine and
DeEtta Jo
Huntington
Ind
Harold Poffenberger
Rohrersville
Roger J. Moser
Myersville
Clark E. Phebus
Taney Apartments
Dorothy Conover
Westminster
Russell S. Conover
Samuel Gregg
East Third Street
Charles Gregg
Philadelphia
Asbury Fark
Arthur C. Aldrich
Raymondville
Texas
Francis Scott Key
Aldritch
Frederick Post Office
L. Victor Cook
Local Hospital Admissions And Piedmont League Scores
Among The Sick Mrs. Albert F. Culler was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday as a medical patient. Mrs. Williamy A. Kennedy entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery today. Mr. T. Bramwell Magada returned home Friday from the Frederick Memorial Hospital after a several day stay. Piedmont League results list Newport News defeating Lancaster 2 to 1 and Norfolk beating Lynchburg 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Portsmouth won 7 to 1 over York while Colonial Heights Petersburg posted a 10 to 0 win over Hagerstown.
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Albert F. Culler
Park Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Williamy A. Kennedy
East Second Street
T. Bramwell Magada
West Twelfth Street
Newport News
Lancaster
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
York
Colonial Heights
Petersburg
Hagerstown
Explorers Endure Hail Storm on Cimarron Mountain Trek
A Frederick Explorer troop reports a rugged ascent from Abreu Camp on the Rayado River to Clear Creek Mountain and Cimarron Camp, amid frost, sleet, and hail. They crossed many streams, hauled burros, and logged 18 miles downslope. They spotted a crashed plane monument, wildcats, and weathered blisters bees stings and two thunderstorms with no rain.
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Frederick
Shafer
Rayado
Phillips
Richmond
Philmont
Clear Creek Mountain
Charlie
Yellow Jacket
Charlie Stup
Piint
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J. V. Jamison
Rio
Loleta G. Klein
Pennsylvania Avenue
S. E. Washington
Klein
Surrattsville
Clinton
Prince Georges County
Worcester County
Kleins
Truman Klein
Suitland
Accomac
Clara Gillespie
Pocomoke City
Kenneth L. Jordan
Edward L. Gillespie
Simmons Funeral Home
Anacostia
Washington National Cemetery
Earl
Charlton Earl
Charlton
Greenfield
6Th Street
Minnie M. Charlton
Jack
Thompson
Leslie L. Charlton
Unity
Montgomery County
Mt. Carmel
Harry J. Haupt
Middletown
Howard J. McCarney
Grove House
Dillar House
Garland House
Gray
Son May
Willie Adams
Charles ‘Shafer
Luthieran Cemetery
Midaietown
Glad“hill Company
Vergie Gertrude Miller
Franklin E. Miller
Middleburg
Middleburg Methodist Church
Chester Bill
Wilbur Delphey
James Truessell
Stanley Compton
Frank Rentzell
Earl Rakestraw
Truman Hamburg
Fuss and Son
Helen E. Crapster
John D. Crapister
Glenn L. Stahl
George Motter
James Burke
Wilbur Shorb
Russell Feeser
Clyde Hesson
Norman Myers
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery
C.O. Fuss and Son
Hannah Almirah Brown
William T. Brown
Dili Avenue
Roger Gobbel
William A. Wade
Henry D. Lakin
L. Harry Remsburg
Amos Elliot
L. Rayhu Specht
Holden S. Felton
G. Max Reiley
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ernest Green Dodge
Jefferson Blyod
Edward A. Gadesey
Calvary Methodist Church
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
Dodge
Frank J. Wilson
Marcellus C. Sheild
Walten Ralph Edmonds
John Nesline
Frederick Memorial Park
R. Etchison and Son
E. H. Sponselier
Dr. Elkins
Maryland U
Switbur
Clear Creek
Cimorronceto Camp
Cipher Gold Mine
Key West
Fla
Edward James
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