County Woman Fatally Hurt in Brunswick Crash
A Brunswick woman, Mrs. Alice Margaret Giles, 56, died of a fractured skull after a car she rode in left Md. 17 near Rosemont and struck a concrete culvert. Her husband Charles Henry Giles and son Henry C. Giles were hospitalized with injuries. another passenger, William Jackson, was unhurt. State Trooper Robert DeS. Kirby investigates the crash.
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Brunswick
MD. 17
Rosemont
Alice Margaret Giles
East D Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. H. Feete and Bro
Charles Henry Giles
Henry C. Giles
William Jackson
Robert Des. Kirby
Cause of the LP accident identified by son driver
Mrs Giles, daughter of the late William C and Henderson Monroe, is survived by her husband and son in hospital, plus children James Giles Gilbert Giles and Maxine Jackson of Brunswick, John Giles Lucille Morgan of Washington and one brother Tiney Hill Monroe. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 1 PM in Brunswick with Rev KB Marshall Jr officiating.
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the News
Frederick
Giles
William C
Folly Henderson Monroe
James
Gilbert Giles
Maxine Jackson
Brunswick
John Giles
Lucille Morgan
Washington
Tiney Hill Monroe
KB. M. Marshall Jr
Funeral arrangements announced for Knoxville burial
Mountain Cemetery in Knoxville will host the funeral service with H. Feete and Brother funeral directors in charge. The text notes the Chinese chow dogs bearing wholly blue or black tongues and lips as a distinctive mark.
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Mountain Cemetery
Knoxville
H. Feete
Brother
China
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