Harne and Horine families mourn multiple local deaths
Local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Eva Ruth Harne and Miss Imogene L. Horine, both prominent Garfield and Burkittsville residents. Harne, aged 45, is survived by her husband James L Harne and four daughters, five sisters, four brothers, and two grandchildren, with funeral services planned at Mt Pleasant Church of God. Horine, 80, longtime Burkittsville instructor and church musician, is survived by a brother, with funeral arrangements set at Midletown and Union Cemetery. Other notes include services for Mrs Sadie Alta MacKenzie and Miss Jeannette R. Eich, detailing service times and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
James L. Harne
Eva Ruth Harne
Imes Luther Harne
Garfield
Essie Himes Wolfe
A. Wolfe
Obert Wiles
Smithsburg
Obert Willard
Foxville
Arguerite
Miriam Harne
Rey
Mr. Pleasant Church
Imogene L. Horine
Burkittsville
Emma Susan Gaver Orine
Burkittsville Lutheran !Hurch
William A. Jorine
Maests
Midletown
Martin Zirkle
Union Cemetery
Arkittsville
Gladhill Co
Sun
Sadie Alta MacKenzie
Hamilton Ave
East Church Street
W.W. Garrett
Evansical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
Bernard
Sher
Markwood
Paul Macenzie
Ray Burker
John G. Macanzie
M. R. Etchison
Neral
Illness Update From Local Residents
Among residents named, Mrs. Sadie Stotelmyer at 729 Mater Avenue has been ill the past two weeks and is improving slowly. Mrs. Lillie M. Luhn near Dansus entered Montgomery County General Hospital in December for x ray and gall bladder issues and is expected to go home Christmas Eve. Mrs. Frank Bell of 241 Washing Street has suffered a heart attack but is said to be recovering and staying at home for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bell
Herme
Sadie Stotelmyer
Mater Avenue
Lillie M. Luhn
Danseus
Montmery County General Hospital
Christmas Communion Breakfast Aids St John’s Sodality
More than 100 members of St John’s Catholic Sodality attended the annual communion breakfast at Francis Scott Key Nes. President Mrs Bernard McCaffrey extended greetings and Rev Herbert R Jordan gave the principal address urging families to bring Christ into the home this Christmas. A Christmas check was presented to Father Jordan. The program featured carols solos by James R Eisenhauer and Mrs Donald Sullivan, plus two selections by a quartet including Eisenhauer Sullivan Hess and Betty Caffrey. Mrs Hess accompanied the singers at the piano. Organizing efforts were led by Mrs Miriam Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity of St. John’s Catholic Arch
Commion
Francis Scott Keynes
Bernard McCaffrey
Herbert R. Jordan
Father Jordan
Iplain
The
Sodality
Carels
S. James R. Eisenhauer
Nald Sullivan
Eisenhauer
Sullivan
S. Robert Hess
Betty Caffrey
Hess
Miriam Ramsburg
Christmas Events Spotlight in Sykesville December
The Bennetts hosted December meeting with Mrs Claude Bossom and Mrs Edwin Haugh in charge of entertainment. Birth of second child announced for Mr. and Mrs Gordon Warfield. Draft lists released for Sykesville area including Lawson Franklin Burns Cook Therwood Ruch Tudwig. Second annual Christmas Candlelight service held at high school with a playlet A Joke on Santa Us and carols by a 24 pupil chorus. Senior High and elementary pupils contributed to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Bennetts
Cof
Claude Bossom
Tucs
Edwin Haugh
Nees Stonebraker
Rge
Gordon Warfield
Frederick Mortal Hospital
William J. Lawson
Tth
Walter Wil- Franklin
Alvin W. Burns
Edward Alfred Cook
Martin Atherwood
Emil Selby Ruch
Kiam T. Tudwig
Santa Us
Betty Mullenix
Cincinnati
Ohio
Conductor Walter Damrosch Dies at 88 in New York
Walter Damrosch, 88, famed conductor and composer, died of a heart attack in his three story brownstone beside Central Park. Born in Germany, he emigrated with his father in 1871 and rose to prominence with Newark Harmonic Society, later directing the Metropolitan Opera and opening Carnegie Hall with a festival inviting Tchaikovsky. He retired in 1926, returned briefly for radio outreach, and quipped about a possible comeback before final retirement in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Damiresch
Central Park
Damrosch
United States
Newark
N. J
Harmonic Society
Metropolitan Opera Co
Leopold
Carnegie Hall
Tchaikovsky
Carroll Board of Education Meets in Westminster
The Carroll County Board of Education held its December meeting in Westminster with President Clyde L. Hesson presiding. They approved requests for library and instructional material aid, accepted resignations of Elizabeth Crothers and Barbara Wolfe, approved new teachers, granted military leave, discussed school building insurance and projects, tabled outside use of facilities, approved sale of Parrsville and Johnsville properties, and finalized the 1951-52 budget submission to the County Commissioners. The Grace Evangelical church Women’s Guild held a December covered dish supper followed by a Christmas pageant, carols, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Carroll County
Westminster
Clyde L. Hesson
Elizabeth Crothers
Westminster High School
Barbara Alice Wolfe
Elmer Wolfe
Joseph Carson
Philadelphia
Louis Haifley
Sykesville High School
Paul Imphony
Mount Airy
William Allenberg
Luther Lies
Mechanicsville
Jesse Myers
Truman Cash
Parrsville
Johnsville
Women’s Guild of Grace
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frederick airs basic training completion at Lackland
Prot. Leon H. Jackson 24 son of Mr and Mrs O B Jackson Route 4 Frederick has completed his airman indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon H. Jackson
B. Jackson
Frederick
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Yale Party Hosts 45 Frederick Boys Club Members
The annual Christmas party at the Frederick Boys' Club on South Street Santa Claus impersonator Charles E. Bell distributed gifts donated by the South End Civic Association assisted by John Fox. Decorations were by the Optimist Deer Squad led by Stanley Routzahn with June Routzahn helping. Ronnie Cramer chaired refreshments as 45 attendees incl. club officers and numerous members joined Richard B. Ruby and Ernest Stephens from the Optimist Club and the Boys' Club director Jack Shorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorty
Frederick
West South Street
Santa Claus
Charles E. Bell
South End Civic Association
John Fox
Civic Association Board
Stanley Routzahn
June Routzahn
Ronnie Cramer
Jay Whittan
David Whittan
Jimmy Bowers
Craig Mooring
Ray Wessler
John Hossler
Douglas Harrison
Terry Winpigler
Roger Lee Lowe
Donald Loun
Billy Stoner
Gilbert Carty
Kenneth Rudy
Paul Kennedy
Bernard Wetzel
Kenneth Weitzel
Thomas Kenneth Warfield
Tony Popp
Russell Tyeryar
William Roger Main
Sonny Blank
Wayne Geisbert
Bill Stup
Calvin Geisbert
Jackie Johnson
Jack Molesworth
Millard Mastrino
Burton Stephens
Richard B. Ruby
Optimist Club
Ernest Stephens
Boys’ Work
Jack Shorrow
Boys’ Club
Christmas Party for Camp Detrick Children
A Thursday afternoon party at Post Field House hosted 443 children ages two to seven, with songs, dances, and readings led by named participants. Gifts and candy were given, and each child spoke with Santa. Planned by Camp Detrick Civilian Welfare Council and financed by the council and Officers' Mess. The council members are William D. Buzzerd Bert C. McDonnell James Filby Carroll Everhart and Leo A. Carignan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Post Field House
Jerry Yonetz
Bert C. McDonnell
James Filby
Carroll Everhart
Leo A. Carignan
Emmitsburg C C Joins National Chamber of Commerce
The Emmitsburg chamber agreed to join the National Chamber of Commerce for an annual $10 fee with no further obligations and planned a May jamboree for the chamber's first anniversary. Col Thomas J Frailey reported on Samuel Emmit’s grave, noting a marked uninscribed grave in the Presbyterian cemetery, while the Emmitsburg High School Christmas program featured a joint PTA Grange event with a large audience and a social tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Firemen's
B. J. Eckenrode
National Chamber of Commerce
C A J Elder
Thomas J. Frailey
Samuel Emmit
James A. Helman
Presbyterian
Mr. Frailey
Emmitsburg High School
PTA
Grange
The
Showl
Helen Neighbours
Christmas notices and public sales in Frederick area
Local notices list a public livestock and machinery sale near Gapland, Blue Cross enrollment at Farmers Cooperative office, a village Christmas party for Sons of the Legion, store hours for Cavell's and Boyer’s Inn, carols and dances featuring Gene Frock and His Collegians, and obituaries and Christmas memorials for area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Mullendore
Gapland
Robersville
Washington County
Robert E
Bob) Cunningham
Robert C Mullendore
Emmett R. Bowlus
King and Long
Blue Cross
The
Farmers Cooperative Association
East South Street
Frederick
Farm Bureau
T. S. Anderson
Upperco
Reisterstown
Hampstead
Fawkersburg
Baltimore County
S. P. Danker
Maryland
Worthington
RL. Kelly
Christmas Dance and Holiday Notices at Frederick Venues
Community events fill the schedule with dances at Franklin's Community Hall and Moose Home in Frederick, featuring Woody Free's Memory Trio and Ozzie Bagan's band. Also brief ads for farm auction, restaurant hours, grocery specials, and city sanitation notices outline holiday closures and safety reminders for December 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin's Community Hall
Ridge Road
Taylorsville
The
Columbians
Baltimore
Woody Free
Moose Home
West South Street
Frederick
Ozzie Bagan
Moose
Frederick, Md
Wandy Free
Optimists Hold Annual Party by Frederick Club
The Optimist Club of Frederick and the Optizers held their Christmas party at Countr y Club with about six adults and 25 children present. Santa distributed gifts as ventriloquist Edward Vernon and a Washington magician performed. Victor S. Palmer chaired. C Lease Bussard acted as MC and Joe R. Doupnik received a district certificate. Decrees signed in Equity Court granted two absolute divorces, Agnes Lindsay from Melvin Lindsay and Ida Louise Bartgis from Charles Franklin Bartgis, with alimony and representation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Frederick
Optizers
Catoctin Country Club
Santa Claus
Edward Vernon
Washington
Victor S. Palmer
C. Lease Bussardt
Sisogenth District
Frank, Steinke
Optimist International
Joe R. Doupnik
John D. Shorrow
Victor §. Palmer
Shorrow
Equity
Agnes Lindsay
Rocky Springs
Melvin Lindsay
East Sixth Street
Richard E. Zintmernan
E. Austin James
Charles Franklin Bartgis
Route 5
Ida Louise Bartgis
Germantown
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeannette R.eich
Funeral Home
St Patrick Street
W. Mervall Leaver
Presbyter Church
Dwight Mein
Wilson Stull
Leonard Wach
Allen Sherald, Jr
Herrt Hahn
Mount Ivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
of Sodality
Rkesville
Carroll Board of Education
Yale
Emmitsburg C. C
Beattie
Walkersville
Benefit of
Explorer Post
Patrick
Eagles
Gene Frock
Collegians
Wall
Roger G. Hatley
E. P. Bldg
Boyer's Inn
Jefferson Street
Dolly and Atlee Boyer
Cavell
Fifth and Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William F. Ropp
Cliff’s
Mackley’s
North End Barber Shop
Libertytown
Glisan Mill
Harvey Long
Glenn Trout
Harry C. Smith Glenn and
Harry Trout
R. L. Kelly
Sons of the Legion
American Legion Home
David Ford
Michael Staley
Billy Grove
J. Alfred Cutsail
Francis Scott Key
Lais A Ingram
CES
Memoriam
Sears
Faith V. Sears
Harding
Mattie Harding
Minnie Heffner
Betty Heffner
Henry R
Margaret E. Appleby
Madge L
Crystal E. Appleby
S. Benton
Cecil A. Bury
G. Arthur Koontz
Murphy
Annie G
Violet, Sally
Frank
Cutsail
Roy W. Cutsail, II
Abrecht
Margaret E. Abrecht
Margaret
Barthlow
Elizabeth Barthlow
Gertrude Grove
Robert L. Smith
Tyeryar
Son, Laurance A. Tyeryar
Jay
Davis
Attle L. and
Thomas R. Davis
Papa
Ones
Izaak Walton
Home Farm
Route 15
Mil
C. Lease
Frances L. Bussard
Auetioneers
Mwing
Hillcrest Orchards
Esquires
Notier
Hent
North Market Street
Christias
Mig Motter
Charles H. Baker
Jiangmay
Donald A. Reeser
Second Street
Catherine and Peck
Main’s
Palmer's Grocery Store
Frederick City
American Legion
Nora
East
Patrick Street
General Electric
Bendix
J. Long Elec. Appl
Middletown
Starr
N. Market ST
City
Weil, Brothers, MC
the News
Tee
Riadle
Ay Mount Olivet Cemetery
Fine
East Patrick
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk Co
Corner East St. St
East St. Wa
Sunbeam
Hamilton Beach
General Elevirn Irons
Wattletons
Seth Thomas
Shachfer and
Parker Pens
Ronson Lichters
Tyler's Jewelry Store
Market St F OM
Crutchley
Bernie's Arena
Mars Opticians
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
HJ Kester
East Third Street
News-Fost
Harry G. Rice
Russell Frederick
Neatle
ECKER
Kaywoodie — Grabow
Medica
Riotan Phillies
Orrison Newstand
West
Frederick News Agency
South Market Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastrey & Sons
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
Kristmas
W. A. Crosby
Buckeystown
D. C
Linthicum
Barnesville
Poolesville
Frederick News-Post
Wilson Freight Forwardings Inc
Gilmore
Rees
Jefferson
Corun
Diamond Ring Inn
North Market Street School
Charles W. Yinger
East Seventh Street
Dorothy Mardes
Jan
Frederick News- Post
North Q Market
Rosemont Ave
Mare
Sulahia
Oor
Freederick Stost Fox
Kempere Thomas Co
Nnarwond
Lamber-Varde
Ivy Cleaners
Altess
L. T. Gas
Alce
Phil Wege
Komiper-Thomas
Box SR
Riville
Blue Ridge News
Roy
Box Jhoh
Guernsey
C. C. Kellthottz
R Ridge
Ford
East 6Th St
Thurmont
Seventh Street
Shepralge
Phone Walkersville
Airy
Mrs. Hurst
Patrek
Holsted
Hull
Mt. Airy
Biessing B. Kaetzel
E. South St
Capons
Blair's
South St
Black
Catoctin
Frigidaire
R. J
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Cramier
Cramer
Barbara Fritchie Candy Shoppe
Tance
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