Deaths Dr Percy Russell Dies at 82 in Delaware
Dr Percy Russell retired dentist of Veal Road Wilmington Del died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening at 5 50 aged 82 Survived by widow Aggie Russell son Charles Russell granddaughter Jean Russell Ricearard Swarthmore Pa sister Luiss Annie Russell New Market and brother Dr Henry Russell Baltimore Funeral at New Market this afternoon 2 30 conducted by Rev Leon P F Vauthier Interment New Market Cemetery W E Falconer funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Russell
Veal Road
Wilmington
Del
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aggie Russell
Charles Russell
Jean Russell Ricearard
Swarthmore
Luiss Annie Russell
New Market
Henry Russa
Baltimore
Russell
Isaac S
Lucy Buckingham Russell
Leon PF. F. Vauthier
W. E. Falconer
Multiple Funerals Held for Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Miss Florence H. E Mealey at 8 East Patrick Street with Rev. Paul J. Akhouse officiating. Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. Also noted were services for Charles Smith Price at All Saints Church with interment in Mount Olivet. Hazel Louise Delpher at All Saints Church with interment at Mount Olivet. Magnolia Shugars at Bethel Methodist Church with churchyard burial. Funeral directors listed as C. E. Cline and Son, M. R. Etchison and Son, and R. E. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence H. E Mealey
East Patrick Street
Paul J. Akhouse
Evonical and Reformed Church
Home For the Aged
Ralph Marsh
Charles Opel
Horace Opel
Desmead Kolb
Ira Riggles
Raymond Bussard
Charles Smith Price
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Second Street
Samuel S. Johnston
All Saints Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
RB. Etchison and Son
Hazel Louise Delpher
Chester F. Delpher
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Wichester Memorial Hospital
Chester
Virginia
East Church Street
Samuel 5. Johnston
Philip Handley
Delphey Handley
Julian Delphey
Melvin Shipley
Clarence Delphey, Jr
George J . Myers
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Residents Return from Frederick Hospital
Br Harry R Sanders of 6 East Patrick Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a period of observation and will remain confined for about a month. Mrs Fred Huffer of Middletown was admitted and operated on at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs David Nash of Thurmont entered Johns Hopkins Hospital for observation. Miss Jennie Moberiy of 1614 North Frederick Memorial Christmas is recovering from asthmatic complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Sanders
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fred Huffer
Middletown
David Nash
Thurmont
John Hopkins Hospital
Jennie Moberiy
North Frederick Memorial Christmas
Nelson at Trafalgar and the barnacle lesson
A column discusses Nelson's Trafalgar victory and uses it as a parable about removing "barnacles" from life. It compares mobility and swift responsiveness of ships to personal discipline, urging self-improvement to meet future challenges. Also mentions Ralph Edwards charity work and a bridge hand analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
D. B
Nelson
Trafalgar
Wnelson
Bnime
Babson Newspaper
Gaver Interred With Military Honors at Mount Olive
Flight Officer Irvin B. Gaver received military honors at his interment from the Maryland National Guard firing squad under Lt Wizard Horine. The service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church was conducted by Rev. Dr. W. V. Garrett. Casket bearers and bugler came from American Legion AMVETS and VFW posts. internment was in the Memorial Plot at Mount Olive Cemetery. Funeral directors were C. E. Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin B. Gaver
East Patrick Street
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland National Guard
Wizard Horine
Russell Dennis
Robert Strine
Russell Castle
Harry R. Sanders
Richard Krebb
Civitans Hold Christmas Dinner-Dance in Frederick
Fredericks Civitan club held its annual Christmas dinner-dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel as about 100 members wives and guests gathered. Under Basil C Lewis’s committee the event featured dinner dancing to the Esquires with President W Jerome Offutt presiding. Sergt at Arms Grayson E 3 acted as Santa Claus presenting corsages to the ladies and telegraphed New Year greetings were read from a charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederics Civitans
Francis Scott Rey
Civitan
Basil C. Lewis
Esquires
W. Jerome Offutt
Civitans
Sergt
J. O. Vaughan
Ardmore
Frederick
William Ford
Lester S. Linton
Guilford Hines
Marian Shipley
Frank Danner
Margaret Smith
A. A. Nicodemus
Albert Honff Jr
Registrants 26 Plus Must List Address Changes
Colonel Henry C. Stanwood of Maryland Selective Service warns that registrants over 26 must still inform local boards of address changes. He notes men cannot be inducted after 26 under the 1948 act, but remain obligated to provide a current address to ensure mail contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Henry C. Stanwood
Maryland
Stanwood
Popcorn Millionaires Rise in U S Food Boom
PE edson reports popcorn industry boomed into big business with a 1955 crop near 300 million pounds, aided by war-time habits, in-store merchandising, and new hybrids. Prices ranged from 3.23 to 5.80 per hundred pounds, boosting farmer income and expanding processing brands like Jolly Time and Tastylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Ineai
Chicago
Popcorn Processors Association
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Charles E. Burkhead
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Smart Merichandising
Bet Chain
Science
T Henry Wallace
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Colorado
Idaho
Tennessee
Virginia
Scripture Images and Quotes on Love and Faith
A collection of religious aphorisms with lines from Psalms Song of Solomon and Madame de Stael. The excerpts praise providence love and eternity, asserting faith as shade shelter and a binding seal upon the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Madame de Stael
Dear Dorothy Dix Debates Loving Wives and Steady Teens
Dorothy Dix advises that wives should openly declare love to strengthen marriage, while teens should avoid steady dating under 17. The column urges practical realism in marriage and warns teens against premature commitment, stressing mutual respect and clear, steady guidance. The page includes reader questions about husbands’ affections, mother-in-law dynamics, and postmarital expectations, plus assorted local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tively
Dorothy Dix
Bor
Riri
Sam
Susie
Woodsbury Community Carnival and local New Year notices
Readable fragments advertise a June 27 to July 2 1949 Woodsbury carnival. Also items for sale and service from G E Stanton to Scott Key Liquor Store, beauty salon promos, moose dance, junior fire company notices, and various local business ads with prices, addresses, and event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsbury
Christmas Party at Lewistown Grange
Lewistown Grange hosted its annual Christmas party on December 23 with refreshments and gift distribution by Santa Claus, who resembled Roger Nicodemus. Members performed songs and solos by W. W. Bell, Beatrice Wisner, Anna Ruth Firer, and E. Stoner. A fruit cake went to George Firer. During the meeting, dues were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown Grange
Santa Claus
Roger Nicodemus
W.W. A. R Bell
Beatrice Wisner
Anna Ruth Firer
E. Stoner
George Firer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel Methodist Church
Lucketts
Magnolia Shugars
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Leesburg
Stanley Emerich
Bethel Church
Randolph and
Lillie Frye Barnhouse
Norman Shugars
New York
Eleanor Umbaugh
Dickerson
Norman Russell
Howard
Williard Shugars
Millis Myers
R. E. Brown
Ray
William E
McKennex
Axsexicaz
Ralph Edwards
Ralph Probat
March of Dimes
American Heart Association
Ralph
West
Diamenas
East
Declarer
South
United States
AQIBS
F. O. Gaver
Money
Miss Dix
Davy Crockett
Dea Fort
Atar
Alamo Liege, al
Santa Ana’s
Husbad
Roy E. Poffinberger
Seiss
Frederick News- Post
John L. Ponton
Eesti
St. Phone
J. Marshall Staub
Atention United Firemen
W. Bartgis Storm
Rose Marino
Washington Road
Dick Miller
Studebaker
Kreisholtz Motors, Inc
West Patrick Street
Dr. Weil Brothers
North Market Street
Dresser
St Ma
I Beaz
Angles
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Frederick Frank Gasties & Sor
South America
New York University
University Senate
Crosley Statan Wa
Jeen
LE Page Motor CO
Frederick, Md
Lustra Corp. OF America
G. E. Stanton
East Sixth Street
Scott Key
Patrick Street
S. Klein
Blue Bird Restaurant
South Market Street
Orchard
A. H. Quinn
Pfeiffer
Marshall Staub
Moose No
Moose Home
The
Jolly Four
Charles E. Troxell
Junior Fire Co
Junior Hall
Square Corner
Jefferson Street
Virginia M. Danner
Arthur D. Lambert
Appalachian Inn
Cordwood
Jug Bridge Inn
Charles W. Coleman
Tex Bar
Selars Reliable Junk Company
New Lecation East
Western Maryland Trust Company
Jacob G. Shawbaker
dDec
Kurtner
Patrick ST
Jones
Uncle Cals
Bernie
Spring Valley
Motter Ave
13Th St
Nestle
ECKER
Beallsville
Afd
Upper
Montgomery County
Catoctin Country Club
Sid Charles
Orchestra
Frida
Kartners
West Patrick ST
Mars Opticians
N. Market
Patrick-Court Bidz
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Armory
Stone
F. Lo. BR
Roland H. Mullinix
Woodbine
Sykesville
Rees
Rawleigh
City of Frederick
Peranent
Raless
MIDA
Kemper- Cincinnati
Jhelp
Clarksburg
Gasthersburg
M. i
National Finance Company
G. i
Lincoln Losn
Patrick St. Frederick
News-Post
Frederick Tailoiing Co
East Bourn
Capitol Rock
Universal Insulation Company
F. S. Mobley, Jr
LL. Summers
Hanzing
Charles H. Baker
Phore
Chamberlin
iPc
Fred
Ph. Bruns
Independent Hose Co
Guy V. Brust
the Armory
Stoney
Hanover
Baltimore Street
East Seventh St
Urbana
W. College Terrace
4Th St
FOX Hounds
William Cosgrave
E. Patrick St
Burdette Brothers
Hyattstown
Plymouth
Roscoe Lewis
Myersville
Imcoe
Scheel Bus Service
James R. Reese
Boonsboro
Mad
Lena
Etelka L. Tritance
Potomac St
Brunswick
Lester Smith
Union
Bridge
Macedam Road
D. C
Corbin Fistate
Ster
South Ze
Donald
DODGE
Koontz
Brenswick
Afu
SIGST
Roland McPherson
Adamstown
Geo
H. McBride
Mountsindale
Harshman
Lewistown
Pontiac
Roy Miller
Wilson Place
Chevrolet
Farm Service Company
Falls Road
Bare Hills Avenue
South St
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