Body Found in Woods Near Winfield Believed Dead
John Frederick Hinzman a 63 year old bachelor living near Winfield was found dead in a woods along Route 26 after neighbors reported absence for days. Police said he likely died from exposure after an axe was found raised over his shoulder. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM.
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John Frederick Hinzman
Wicfield
Randallstown
Hinzman
Glenn B. Mackie
James T. Blaish
Fiam Frederick
Louisa Hinzmar
Germany
Ing
Helena Jones
Wiliam
Harrington
Del
Frederick Hinzman
Winfield
W. E. Saltzgiver v of
Sciate
Messiah Lateran Cemetery
Berrett
C. M. Waltz
Fatally Stricken In Car In Front Of Bank
Everett W. Breece 65 retired government employee died of a cerebral hemorrhage minutes after sitting in his car in front of the Damascus Bank at noon Monday. He resided near Damascus for years and is survived by two daughters, Lucille A. Grinshamer and Vivian Rogers, and a son Everett W. Breece Jr. The body was moved to local funeral homes in Damascus and Washington. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Damascus
Everett W. Breece
Pteran
Lucille A. Grinshamer
Washington
Vivian Rogers
Louisville
Connecticut
We Olin L. Molesworth
S. H. Hines Funeral Home
Funeral Services For Mrs Ella Mae Poole Near Florence
Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon for Mrs Ella Mae Poole who died Thursday at her home near Florence. Rev Paul W Henry officiated at Jennings Chanel Methodist with Mrs Henry singing. Pallbearers included Haymond SBeacraft Earl Phebus Josiah Crobot Harry Crobot Irving Crobot and Robert Duvall. Interment followed in the church cemetery. C M Wi funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Poole
Florence
Jennings Chanel Methodist
Paul W. Henry
Henry
Haymond Sbeacraft
Earl Phebus
Josiah Crobot
Harry Crobot
Irving Crobot
Robert Duvall
Church Cemetery
C. M. Wi
Grace A. Cutsail
James A. Cutsail
Buckerstown
E. Church Street
E. A Sexsmith
Grover Mossburg
David A. Adams
John W. Ball
Lawrence C. Fry
Harry Ranneberger
William T. Maters
Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local health notes report convalescences and admissions
Among the sick are George D. Brown of Brunswick convalescing at his sister’s home in Dickerson and Vernon L. Owen of Frederic admitted to Frederic Memorial Hospital after an operation. Frank Garner of Union Bridge remains very ill at his son and daughter’s home. Robert Bussard Avenue shows improvement after treatment in City. Falls Church area Mrs. William A. Wade returns home from hospital after a November 10 automobile collision that caused a broken leg and severe injuries. s
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George D. Brown
North Virginia Avenue
Brunswick
Howard C. Roberson
Dickerson
Vernon L. Owen
Eastick Street
Frederic Memorial Hospital
George Shipley
West Patrick Street
Frank Garner
Union Bridge
Wander
Robert Bussard
Finsburg
W. Va
William A. Wade
Lovellsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
DA Wade
Wes
Personal notices and travel fragments from various towns
A jumble of personal items lists a man planning a Florida vacation with his daughter, mentions retirees, and notes hospital evacuations at Brooke Army Medical Center. Family names include Shaw, Crouse, Bunkies, and relatives in Richmond and Fredericksburg. A period piece with stray dates and places.
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R- Pal
Florida
Fram Shaw
Myr
George F. Shaw
Ili West South Street
Medical Field
Brooke Army Medical Center
Sam Houston
Tex
Chmond
Anhalt
Clyde Crouse
Mother and Son
Crouse
Patsy Bunkies
Frederict
Obituary notices for Sharpsburg residents and kin
Deaths of Edgar M Beachiey and Arby R Manchan in Sharpsburg area noted. Beachie son of late John Beachie, deacon at Sharpsburg Church, survived by May Christie with funeral Thursday at 1 30 p m officiated by Rev Cari Z. Interment at Moan Leaf. Manchan’s widow, aged 65, leaves a husband and many nieces and nephews. Body resting Thursday in Far Senth. interment to follow.
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Edgar M. Beachiey
Edgar Myron Beach
John Beasnt Trade
Sharpsburg
Cari Zficiate
Moan
Purg
Leaf
Arby R. Manchan
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dix Puzzle Advice
The column presents a reader puzzled by whether to marry a 21 year old boyfriend who wants to wait until 1950. Dorothy Dix advises waiting until both partners are ready to assume married life, urging caution against rushed engagements and stressing trust and mutual readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Local Motor Goods and Listings Unearthed in Hasting Ads
A fragmentary page shows a jumble of local classifieds and vehicle listings. Names like HARLES H BAKER and Dorr Sedan appear alongside phone numbers, addresses, and ads for automatic hot water systems and motors. Street names such as Motter Ave and Market St anchor the scattered items.
Resolutions fix Francis Scott Rex Hotel leadership in Frederick
The Frederick Hotel Company undergoes a presidency change as Mr Gambrill assumes the role to direct operations after a lease surrender. He has served as president since October 1931 and now oversees hotel management to keep ownership within stockholders. The Francis Scott Rex Hotel anchors Frederick’s hotel industry amid governance shifts.
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Gembrill
Cprp Eration
Frederick Hotel Company
Ald
Gambrill
Francis Scott Rex
Frederick
Nersons
Public Sale Near Woodville West of Mt Airy
A mixed sale advertises livestock, farm tools, and household items to be auctioned Friday March 25, 1949 near Woodville four miles west of Mt. Airy. Listings include auctioneers George E. Runkles Glenn Tits Auctioneers and various local businesses. The notice mixes sale details with unrelated community notices and vendor ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville
Mt. Airy
George £. Runkles
Glenn Ticts
RL. Kelly
Bride in The Spot The Spot A British Cat
Ethy Coakler, 35, renounced his vows to marry Patr Ball, 23, in London. He was excommunicated along with his supporters. The couple planned a honeymoon after a sendal by his former Paris contacts.
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Ethy Coakler
Patr' Ball
London
Paris
Woman argues for choosing own husband against mother's pick
A speaker contends a mature woman should select her own husband, not rely on a mother's choice. She argues personal taste matters since the future wife must live with the man. Mothers are criticized as poor judges, swayed by trivialities. the piece notes a girl in love was kept apart by a disapproving mother.
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Dorothy di
Ald
Doro
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Edward V
Edward VIII
Westminster Abbey
Howkes Houch Andc
Dorothy Dix
Hancing
Harles H. Baker
Motter Ave
Estes
Eng
Chevralet
Iotorco
St. Exid
Lufes
St Peter
Suliia
Bob'sreet
Hope
Robert H. Schell
Colemus Suerr
Hh. Kelly
Catoctin
Clvbc
Presbyterian Social Room
Court Street
Solar
Etzler
Roy H. Ramsbur
Nestie
Ecker
Jeaerick
Fence Ae Ederick Coma
TOR
Yeatz Ford Deeler
Greer Snaf
Burlep
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gustley & Sons
Venetiax
S Universal
Fred
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. JL
Frederic
Pticlanns
Ford
Burdette & Duvall
Hamilton Beach
Better Homes Equip. CO
East
Patrick St
Liteatso
Charnes
Beck
Ad Idee
W. Patrick Street
Prone
Frederick Tailoring Co
Charies
Freder- Tailering” Co. Beldte
the News
Frederick, Md
St. Peter's Parish Hall
Own
Maryland
Bitteries
Pete
Audi
Pubat
Icadt
Ellis C. Wachter
Maryase
Igen
Charles U. Price
Harry D Radcliff
Register of Wills
Feederick Cou Mci Dian
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Coun Estate
Orphans Court
Real R. Drsey
Eutrin
Fredecr
Feecator An
Orney Parsons
Reaistec Af
Farddan
Taney
Camp Detrick
Bent
Patrick
Estinghouse Electric
Walter L. Hickman
Alf — McCormic
Mobley
Har Garage
Corse
Desirah
Anni Olds
East Patrick
Plymouth
Hatter
Jewel Beeson
Woodsboro Corporation
Beason Yidl Fimnsburg
Walkersville
Nizs
Holter
Jeffers Wrod
Cord
Larre
Bride
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