Deaths in Frederick County and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report the deaths of John Nathaniel Franklin near Clifton Forge Virginia aged 66 after a two week illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by widow Margaret E Fox Franklin. children Sarah Elizabeth Larson John Franklin Margaret V Charles Wilson Leeanna. multiple siblings and grandchildren. Services arranged at Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church with burial at Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Also listed are Grace Ramsburg Cramer of Walkersville and David William McLane of Brunswick with funeral details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Franklin
John Nathaniel Franklin
St. Anthony's
James
Franklin
Clifton Rorge
Emmitsburg
Leeanna Franklin
ilHam
Smith
Wiliam H. Vogi
Baltimore
William Glynn
Silver Spring
Carl
Elise Laron
Japan
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
M. L. Creager
Emory K. Cramer
Grace £. Ramsburg Cramer
Liberty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Grayson H
Cora May Stull Ramsburg
Walkersville
Slade Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ladies Guild
Charlesville
Glade Valley
Helen W
Betty G
Dorothy I
Evelyn R. Cramer
Walter 2. Cramer
Harmony Grove
Merrit I. Cramer
Union Bridge
Charles
Sand H. Monroe Cramer
Robert N
Paul Z. Cramer
Norma
Ethel Ramsburg
Lillie Keyser
Charlotte Young
Frederick
Emory
Glenn
Spencer
Harold Ramsburg
Walkersville Glaie
Barton
David W. McLane
David William McLane
West Ksdamae Street
Brunswick
B. & O. Railroad
Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department
Brotherhood of Railway
Charles David
Laura Baker McLane
Margaret Donovan McLane
Charles David McLane
John W. McLane
Belair
George Ben-nett
C. H. Feete
I Bro
Local residents reported in improving health at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Dr Ralph D Campbell of Elm street is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after weeks of treatment. George W Shipley a well known local barber is described as fair after entering the same hospital Thursday. Rev Dr Charles E Wehler confined to bed is slowly improving at home on West Fifth Street. Mrs Jesse Wolfe of near Thurmont was discharged to home Friday in the M L Creager Ambulance. Mrs John Wachter of near Utica was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday for treatment in the G C Barton ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph D. Campbell
Elmtreet
Frederick Memorialospital
George W. Shipley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Wehler
West Fifth Street
Jesse Wolfe
Thurmont
M. L. Creager
John Wachter
Utica
G. C. Barton
Past Matrons And Past Patrons Meet In Hagerstown
The November meeting of the Last Matrons and Past Patrons Association of central Maryland East was held November 29 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple Hagerstown. Mrs Howed M Albaugh presided with Roger B Wolfe Frederick vice president and about 50 members in attendance. Three new members were admitted and officers were elected to take effect at the May 1951 meeting: President Marie W Hartsock ice president Harry W Zeigler secretary Mary Fletcher treasurer Kathryne Shiffler. A Christmas message, carols, and music followed, with refreshments served. The next meeting is planned for May 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Maryland
Stn Stac
Masonic Temple
Hagerstand
Howded M. Albaugh
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederick
Marie W Hartsock
Ice
Harry W. Zeigler
Mary Fletcher
Kathryne Shiffler
Hagerstown
M. E.S
F. Harry Gross
Trederick
Ruth East Miller
Bettie
Boonsboro
Zonta Club hears color in interior decoration talk
The Zonta Club met at Hotel Frederick with Mrs. Rhoda Kallaway presiding. Miss Florence Moffitt from Collingsdale, Pa., color adviser for DuPont Paint, spoke on interior decoration with Peter Hunt style peasant art examples, introduced by Mrs. Aida Croghan. The club plans a business session at Francis Kolt Key Hotel next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Hotel Frederick
Rhoda Kallaway
Janet Cerchner
Katherine Smith
H. O. Schroeder
Florence Moffitt
Collingsfale
Duont Paint Company
Peter Hunt
Aida Croghan
Col Gilbert’s Letter On Life In Japan Shared
Col Gilbert reports on modern Japan from Yokohama to Tokyo detailing housing, transportation, water supply, and the busy rail network. He notes birth rates, rice farming, and Japanese industries from lacquer ware to cameras, plus daily life, cuisine, and a contrast between US and Japanese culture. His wife works in Fiscal Division provisioning goods for the Far East, and the family discusses rules at Hood College and a French house program with berets and holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Frederick
Clifford Gilbert
Col. Gilbert
Harry C. Gilbert
North Market Street
Tokyo
Yokohama
U. S
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Nagoya
United States
Gilbert
Central Purchasing Office
General Headquarters
FEC
Far East
Hongkong
U.S
Col
Money Found Hidden in Zeigler Home After Her Death
Deputies counted a small fortune totaling 961.40 in cash and found 4000 in government bonds at the East Street residence of Miss Fannie L Zeigler who died Friday morning. Currency breakdown shows 523 in notes and various coins. The coins weighed four pounds and the money was stored in boxes bags and pocketbooks. The 54 pound haul was deposited with Register of Wills Harry D Radcliff. Zeigler a well known seamstress lived alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
East Street
Fannie L. Zeigler
Zeigler
Letter From Hood College Students To Former Instructor
French House students at Hood College send a special letter to Mile. Marguérite Treisle former head of the language department in France The note honors her years of active leadership in building the department and the language houses Treisle retired last June for health reasons and was replaced by Frederick Eddy Residents of the French house describe the inspiration and guidance they received under Treisle and Eddy and their ongoing activity program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle
Treille
Hood College
Mile
Claire Lanche
Miles Treille
Maison
Mase
Andree Jouve
Brodbeck Hall
Atlantic
Yzeure-Alliers
France
Marguérite Treisle
Hood Mile
Treile
Hood
Frederick Eddy
Eddy
Christmas Shopping Mishap Sparks Antique Vase Damage
December scene ends in a small disaster as gifts go wrong. Bob's chemistry set sickens a troop after a hecked mix while Carol's archery misses and shatters a $60 antique vase. The piece questions who will pay damages. The ad promotes Broad Family Liability coverage with $10,000 limit from Boyer Insurance Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Carol
Scanis
Ralph W. Boyer
United Jewish Appeal campaigns near June goal
Community drives across the United States push toward a June finish to send full representation to the UJA National Conference in Atlantic City. State chairman Lee L. Dopkin announced efforts to collect cash on outstanding pledges and highlighted Maryland successes in Hagerstown Cumberland Salisbury and Frederick with totals ranging from eleven thousand to thirty one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Jewish Appeal
States
UJA
Atlantic City
N. J
Lee L. Dopkin
Dopkin
Maryland
Frederick
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Cumberland
Annapolis
A. S. Ellin
Christmas party set for Frederick lodges children
Annual Xmas party for the children of Frederick Chapter No. 347 and Frederick Lodge No. 371 will be held Saturday December 16 at 2 p.m. Contact the Senior Regent or Recorder for child counts. Anna W. Smith, Senior Regent. The event includes invitations to members to bring children and notes the contact for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Frederick
Frederick Lodge
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Frederick
North Market Street
Frederick
Mary and Church Dance Ahead at First Baptist
Sunday evening service at First Baptist Church followed by a dance featuring Eugene Frock and his Collegians on Saturday night. Advertisement promotes freezer supplies from K B Duvall on East Patrick Street with a contact via phone 1756.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mother of
Our Lord
First Baptist Church
Euales Gene Frock
K. BR. Duvall
Patrick St
Frederick area auction notices and sales in December 1950
Public auctions and sales listings across Frederick and nearby areas include: Neal's Garage sale of a 1948 Chevrolet two door car on December 12, 1950, and multiple farm, livestock, and household goods auctions led by Ellery Eyler and Jonas Grim estate administration. Selling venues include Buck Lodge dairy cattle sale, Eyler Livestock Market sale, and various personal property auctions with dates in December 1950. Local clubs, entertainment listings, and hardware and appliance ads accompany these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tablle
Upperco
Reisterstown
Hampstead
Fowkersburg
Baltimore County
Ss. P. Danker
Frederick County
Maryland
William Elmer Hardingo
Allan T. Eaves
Neal
East 7Th
East ‘Streets
Iona M. Rudy
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
Finley V
Doc" Wade
H. M
Buck" Alexander
Jonas Grim
St New Midway
Simon JG. Grim
Harry Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
F. C
Roland H Mullins
Woodbine
Aykeewille
Washington, D.C
Washington County Properties Sales
Theodore Fo Menk
N. W
Washington
Enue
Lockhart
T. S
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market
Sta
Rees Frederick
Jontf
Frederick
Toliet
Ardross
Frederick Naws-Post
Pioneer Corn Ce
Pioneer
Howard County
Weelshara
Thesday
Wardsboro Livestock Sales
Woodsboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jolor
Hilmer-Roetke
Pat Schnauffer
Richard D. Hammond
Charles Wolfe
Boy Scout Troop 261
Robert Loun
Frederick Optimist Boys Club
Roger G
Harley Room G. K. P. Bldg
Anna. W. Smith
Elmer E. Dixon
Home Farm
Route 15
Ets. C
Frances L. Bussard
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Libertytown
Glisan Mill
Harvey Long
Rogers Bros
Holmes and Edwards
Tyler's
North Market St
Gilmer Hawkins
James H. Falk
Rebekahs
Etchison
Helen G. Wachter Noble
Ethel B. Renn
George W. Culler
Parker
Remsberg
Stowe Key Hotel
S. P. Bowers
John L. Ponton
South End
Coote
Boys’ Club
West South Street
Woody Free
Moose Home
Gayne Fagan
Bernie's Arena
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Fast Third Street
Clothing Exchange
Canaries
Norman Garber Wilson
Memory Trio
Jack Pat
Swingsters
Unionville
Mildred Dudley Admx
Eyler
Eyler Livestock Market
Joseph H. Eyler
Children’s Toy Furniture Store
Market St
F. M. Crutchley
Carpenters
Curtis W. Thomas
Jefferson St
Matter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East 5Th St
É& East St
Donald A. Reeser
Staley Park Recreation Center
Eastern Star
Court
Howse
Square
Tasker
Chance Garden Club
C. Burr Artz Library
Leonard
New Market
At Once
Community Hardware CO
William
Hood New Market
Fred’s. U.S
Youngstown
Sepp Remsberg
Kev Helel Bleg
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
May
Venetian Blind Service
Nora Jane Shop
East
Patrick Street
Fredeorick
Frederick News-Post
South Market Street
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Clarke Place
Court House
Verano
Monrovia
Bath
Nata
West Third Street
Apely
East Church Street
Loyal
Wrellesmere
Noth Court Street
Pearl Bargain House
T. O
Tao
Seventh Street
John L, Ponton
Mars Opticians
Phone
Nestle
Ecker’s
Edgaie
Russell Frederik
iThe Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Thas Beanie
Elea
Itech
Aiteh
Bras Corpe
Fanklae Ffouse
Met
Fon Tatesrlay
Janvars
N. Wilson Schley
Frederick Courty
Margaret RR
Koontz
Maurice
Keone
Margret
Keonty
Thursmont
Precderig County
Mary Jane
Charles VW
Orbett
Mas. Lao
Charles Koontz
Fourth Street
Union City
New Jersey
Circuit Court
Frederik County
Court of Equity
Maine
Ellis C Wachter
Bny Frederick County
Edward D Storm
Ellis C. Wachter
Tee
Petersville
Jefferson
Mareeland
Marsland
Frederick Marviind
Preverie County
Brunswick Industrial Company
Preston FE Miller
Fredereck County
Jeferson
James HH. Falk
Hooper
Samuel H. Young
Robert R. Rhoderick
Fain
Hillcrest Orchards
Joe's Cleanerd
N. Market St
McKalg
Linganore Creek
Tom Motler
Blue Bird
AL South Market St
Thurmont Cleaners
Tarnt
Gem Liundey
Patelek Street
Vine Sel
Wea
Rhoderick
Williamsone Drug Store
W. Ho Louthan
Doubs
Buckeystown
Moore Business Party
Eire
Telate ‘Lp
DeBerardinis
Market
Paul B. Ganesey
Bacellent Silary
Rose
Atlantic States Gas Co
Siloam Road
Chimbrrsburg
H. Jo Smeltzer
Snowhite Grill
Ovie
Bell & Howell
Hampshire
Paul Butcher
Claggettsville
Alva Rice
Mountaindale
Plymouth
Daniel Fogle
New Midway
Simmons
Rose's Tavern
Washington Rd
Fred
Erick. Oki
Palmer
Everett
Blair's
South St
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