Deaths Mrs Elizabeth Gruneel 67 in Boyds
Mrs Elizabeth Gruneel 67 died Sunday at her sister Mrs J T Reid's home in Boyds. A Frederick County native she resided with Mrs Reid recently. Survived by sisters Mrs Martha Miles and Mrs Ollie Sfiles of Dickerson and brother John J Cooler of Park Mills. Funeral at Clarksburg Methodist Church with Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville interment. Funeral director William Reuben Pumphkrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Gremeet
Gruneel
J. T. Reid
Boyds
Frederick County
Reid
Martha Miles
Ollie Sfiles
Dickerson
John J. Cooler
Park Mills
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William Reuben Pumphkrey
Funeral notices for Miss Alice Zitte and others
Funeral notices list services for Miss Alice Irene Zitte at East Third Street home and at East Church Street. Rev W V Garrett officiated with pallbearers named. interment at Lutheran cemetery, Middle Town. funeral directors M R Etchison and Son. Also services for Harry T Monshaur of Libertytown at Libertytown Methodist Church with choir, pallbearers named, and interment at New London Central cemetery. Miss Barbara Stonesifers to be buried at Park Cemetery Baltimore in London Park cemetery. two sisters listed. C M Waltz, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Irene Zitte
William E. Darner
East Third Street
East Church Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward L Myers
R. Etchison
Harry C. Pennell
Paul D. Simpson
Sherman P. Bowers
Harry Brachey
Harry T. Monshaur
Libertytown
Libertytown Methodist Church
Donald E. Lewis
Stephen Galley
Forel Diller
Robert Curfman
Gilmore Sappington
James Ecker
Charles Jones
Bayard Grabill
Iuehent Central Cemetery
New London
C. M. Waltz
Barbara A. Stonesifers
Winfield
London
Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Gertrude Rahe
Mary Cellins
Harold Ramsburg
Creagerstoun
Poland
China
Lloyd Ramsburg
Middle- Town
Washington Street
National Cashister
Cline’ Grocery
Mountaindale
Ray Wahl
Seventh Street
Lee Place
BUICK
Jay
Winchester Street
DODGE
Frederick
EL Church St
Saczagat
Chevrolet
Gaithersburg
Dreneburg
Delpherick St
Aisa Coca-Colainet
Beth
Tucker's Grocers
Automobil Rem
W. H
Adamstown
Ste
Esireat
Kermar
TITON
BR. F. Kline
Vinnie King
Damascus
Ashton
Clarke E
Toms
Olney
Blair's
South
Personal notices of Coblentz and Keeney families in vicinity reads
A string of local personal items lists Mr. and Mrs. C. Frank Coblentz of Philadelphia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel V. Gregg at 34 East Third Street. Birth announced for an eight pound two ounce daughter to Sp. Qife and Mrs. Edward L. Heckert of Arlington Virginia on December 27 at Georgetown Hospital. Dr. Dan Keener of Washington involves house guests with Mrs Keeney’s parents in Walkersville. Frank and Mrs. Baker attended the Pai Chi International Medical Fraternity Grand Chapter in Atlanta with plans to observe the Maryland Georgia game in the Gator Bowl. The Bakers plan to return to Walkersville then Baltimore for medical studies. Joseph Bussard and family of Linden Hills travel to St Petersburg Florida to visit relatives. Jack B. Koontz spending holidays with relatives in York Pennsylvania. Mrs William Perkinson and children join husband in Phoenix Arizona for future home while he completed a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Frank Coblentz
Philadelphia
Samuel V. Gregg
East Third Street
Sp. Qife
Edward L. Heckerit
Arlington, Va
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Heckert
John Eickoltz
Dan Keener
Frank Baker
Atlanta
Biltmore
Baker
Pai Chi International Medical Fraternity
Jacksonville
Fila
LaRue Keeney
C. C Keeney
Walkersville
Bakers
Keeney
Federal Street
Baltimore
Joseph Bussard
Linden Hills
St Petersburg
Fla
Among The Sick Mr Norman Dixon
Mr Norman Dixon a Baltimore and Ohio night watch man at Lime Kiln crossing is a patient at Derick Memorial Hospital following an operation last Wednesday The report notes his location and role in the rail line context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Dixon
West South Street
Derick Memorial Hospital
Dixon
Baltimore and Ohio
Lime Kiln Crossing
Weddings garble sendergill and gamble unite in marriage
Mary E Sundergill daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Sundergill and Gordon C Gamble US Navy, Camp Detrick, son of Mr Hope Wood of Los Angeles were married December 12 at 6 pm at St John’s Catholic Church. Officiant Rev H R Jordan. Reception at the bride’s home then trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Ss. Marines
Japan
Martha Yanes
John Hubitsky
U .S
Camp Detrick
New York
Wilbur Cline
Cline
East
Patrick Street
A and P
Frederick Tailoring Co
New Filling Station Under Construction Near Taneytown
A new gas station with an estimated cost of 27000 is being built along the Hagerstown Frederick highway just west of Route 40 near Catoctin Country Club. Ground leased from J G Ingram Jr by Charles and Philip Wertheimer, with Bernard Feeser as contractor, plans call for a concrete block stucco structure with an office, opening about May 1. Mr Ingram, a Taneytown native and long time resident in Myersville, is a war veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown-Frederick
Catoctin Country Club
Standard Oil
J. G. Ingram, Jr
Charles
Philip Wertheimer
Les
Bernard Feeser
Taneytown
Mr. Ingram
Myersville
France approves aid pact to receive U S funds
Paris December 30 The French Cabinet authorized Foreign Minister George Bidault to sign the interim aid agreement funded by the United States Congress. France Italy and Austria are to receive 522 million dollars while the Marshall plan is prepared for European reconstruction. The government spokesman said the terms were very satisfactory and signing could occur in Washington or Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Bidault
France
U. S
Washington
Congress
Italy
Austria
Peoples Court Hearings Include Miscellaneous Violations
Thomas H. Holcombe of Hattiesburg Mississippi faced charges for operating with an expired registration in Peoples Court before Magistrate Manuel A. Weinberg. Additional collaterals forfeited include violations by Dallas E. Shoap of Hagerstown and others for speeding, stopping failures, and license issues with various fines listed. Citations were issued by State Troopers Snyder Mutchner Snyder and DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Holcombe
Hattiesburg
Miss
Manuel A. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Holcombe
C. B H. DeWitt
Dallas E. Shoap
Hagerstown
Boulevard
Louise Jordan
Baltimore
Martin J. Barry
Robert T .Overholser
Mary Jean Reinhard
Cumberland
Lotus Ll. Magee
Oakland Beach
R. L
Austin C. Gibbon
Maile Avenue
This City
David M. Fractor
Garden City
Mich
Weinberg
O'Brien C. Calhoun
Thomas D. Musson
Louisville
Glennon M. Jost
Webstergrove
Charles R. Smith
Braddock Heights
Eugene D. Reese
T. F. Snyder
W. A. Mutchner
Melvin A. Snyder
DeWitt
Red Forces Near Mukden Report Six Miles Out
Dispatches from Peiping describe intensified fighting as Chinese Communist regulars push toward Mukden. Reports note cannon fire audible from the isolated city while censors allow word of unrest from a sudden turn in the battle. A spearhead of three Red divisions attacks positions six miles north with a second count citing 20,000 troops advancing on bastions eight miles southwest of Mukden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
Mukden
Petrillo Charged Again With Coercion in Radio Hire Case
James C. Petrillo, head of the AFL musicians union, faces a second trial on a Lea Act charge for allegedly pressuring Chicago radio station WAAYF to hire three musicians the government says were unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James C. Petrillo
Petrillo
AFL American Federation of Ausicians
WAAYF
Florida People Live In Hazardous Climate
Florida residents face repeated natural disasters as Dr Sigismund Der Diettrich of the University of Florida warns hurricanes like the 1937 storms cause lasting economic losses and must be weighed in resource decisions. A Norfolk scene notes Commander R W Jen USN and Mrs Allen escaping a burning home by jumping from a second story window. Also mentions market prices for Wheat Barley and Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Piven
Florida
Sigismond der Diettrich
University of Florida
Wixnow
Virginia Beach
R. W. Jen
USN
Air Force
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Allen
Taft Attacks Price Rises and Government Powers
Kansas City dispatch reports Senator Robert A. Taft labeling totalitarianism the major issue for next fall. He asserts the nation already has tools to curb inflation, including cutting spending and urging thrift, and that further police powers are unnecessary. He criticizes Democratic push for controls and cites a large export surplus funded by borrowed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert A. Taft
Truman
Ohio Republican
Public Works Plan Seeks 73 Billion For Projects
President Truman was informed that the country needs about 75 billion dollars for public works construction to meet demands for highways schools airports and related projects. The estimate was submitted by Major General Philip B. Fleming Federal Works administrator in a letter detailing needs and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Philip B. Fleming
Federal Works Administrator
Pravda Urges Britain to Revalue Currency
Pravda editorial argues Britain should abandon rationing and follow Soviet economic policy to restore strength after a recent short term trade accord with Russia. The piece appears on the paper's front page amid talk of a possible long term pact next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pravda
Britain
Russia
Community Notices and New Year Events in Walkersville Area
A collage of 1948 community notices lists officers elections for Walkersville Farmers Supply Co on Jan 6, New Year Eve dances at various venues including New Year Eve at Armory and Bernies Arena, meetings for Independent Hose Co and Junior Auxiliary, a weekly livestock sale at Eyler Livestock Market, and business openings such as KLIPPS Store and Frederick tailoring ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Farmers Supply Co
Company
B. Zimmerrian
Evler
Eyler Livestock Market
Thurmont
J Joseph H. Eyler
Ria
Frederick Tailoring CO
Frederick
East South Street
Valentine's
Roy H. Ramsburg
Ignatius Lease
J. L. Reeder
Shirley Braungart
Walkersville Bank
Walkersville
ALM
Kent C. Nicodealus
Frederick Classifieds and Local Ads Snapshot
Local notices and sale ads list dairy farms, houses, vehicles, coal and junk services, insulation, blinds, and miscellaneous goods. Entries mention Mill Airy, Frederick, Mt Airy, Woodlawn, Potomac area towns with prices, contact details, and sale dates around late December and January.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willian
of. Perkinson
Mr. Perkinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Perkinson
William Koontz
East Third Tees
NLRB
Ross Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Enid. Gkla
Magnolia Petroleum Co
New Oxford
William Yingling
Pauline
Burnell Hoffacker
Hanover
Edward Hoffacker
Poolesville
Howell B. Rover
Izxat
Bent
Garace
Hi'xa
Mxis
Raymond Elis
West Hartford
Conn
Peoples
Red
Taft
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mery
Dachau
Germany
Hens Moeser
Nordhausen
Buck Lawson
Independent Auxiliary
Margaret E. Carmack
ODD Fellows Temple
Madison Street
Gilbert Johnson
Klipp's
GEN. Merchandise Store
Middleburg, Md
Robert E. Lee
Hendrickson
Jeniorn
Independent Hose Co
Engine House
Guy V. Brust
Bernie's Arena
Good Clean Fun
Donald
Reeser
Mt Pleasant
Hott’s
West
Patrick St
Meadows van Service
Carroll Pkwy
Warner Reauty
East Patrick St
International
Packard
Willys
Barbara Fritchie Motor Co
Gobelin Chocolates
Hendrickson's
Cramer's
Walkersville, MD
Spring Valley
Motter Ave
Bernie's Auto Exchange
Battletown
Mill Air Well Hunt
Marietta
AL C.reck
Mt. Airy
Airy
Eagle- Picher
Eagle-Picher
H. J. Kester
Frederick Homes ‘ Insulating CO
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Ailey
Frederick, Md
Frank Gastley & Sons
Hillside Coal CO
Washington Highway
Frederick Dura
Tuscarora Gun Club
Licksville
Automobile ‘Club of
Maryland
Carroll
I. Burke
East Main St
Westminster
A. R. Bell
W. Patrick St. Frederic
Maas Opticians
N. Market
Parks Avenue
M_ ELE
Anor Kehne
All Saint Street
Reliable Junk Company
Maurice Solar
Prop
Water St
Arthur D Lambert
Richard F. Kline
Joe Stephens
Orch
Biscayne
Dept
Helen Kunkel
Edgewood
Ij. W
Bath
Frederick Ne
West Church Street
3Rd Street
Seventh and Lee Place
Orphans Court
J George B. Hoke Lite
Mildred R. Hoke
Amy C. Stevens
Nellie M. Swope
Holden S. Felton
dDec
Mary Beisenhauer
Charles Byerly
John Francis Byerly
Margaret L. Foot
NISI
Equity
Circuit Court
Rosesey
Oden, Jr
Alton Bennett & Holden Sr
Felton, Sune
Jesse E. Oden
Speper
Ellis €.Wachter
Alton Y. Bennett
Ellis C. Wacht
Franklin E. Grove, Jr
Joseph A. Baer
P. O
JOE “S
Sale Street
General Assembly of Maryland
Court House
Cleveland Trout
Market St
West Tih St
Rees
Fred
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market Co
Seasonable Wages Land Board
G. Tr. Herndon, Jr
Long Corner
James R. Hahn
New Market
Genes
Stan
Frederick News-Py
Frederick News-Post
Buckeystown
G. B. Gill
Earle Ide
Haperstown
Call Ashton
Clarke E. Toms
Dan Wight
N. Court St
Fred Duncan
Brunswick
Dixon's
Woodsboro
Chrysler
Windsor
Tice Laboratories
E. Church St
Amos Keller, Jr
Middletown
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