Elmer Brengle funeral Sunday in Frederick Church
George Elmer Brengle a 79 year old Frederick resident, longtime telephone worker and landscaper, died after six weeks illness. He served as deacon of the Church of the Brethren for 45 years and contributed to the World Service Center at New Windsor. Funeral held Sunday at 2 pm at the Frederick Church of the Brethren with Rev. Dr. Ralph White and Rev. Ralph Shober officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. He leaves a wife Mary Staley Brengle and twelve children.
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George Elmer Brengle
Frederick
G. Elmer Brengle
Wilson Place
Mr. Brengle
Church of the Brethren
Brengle
George K
Florence Layman Brengle
Mary Staley Brengle
John W. Wolfe
Emil Shober
Middletown
Harry
Catonsville
Elbridge Biggs
William S. Gosnell
James Bowers
John Stewart
Harry Brandt
Milton Crum
Ernest Ausherman
Ralph Faber
J. Gilmer Garst
Carroll Ausherman
Atlee Gouker
Carl Kintz
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Margaret Steiner
Margaret Hart Steiner
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Hart
Ida Colton Steiner
Baltimore
Steiner
Ssteiner
Harry Steiner
Dr. Steiner
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Frederick County
Maryland Children’s Aids Society
Grenfell Mission
East Church Street
Greenmount Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Glenn R. Linn
Glenn FR. Linn
Hanover Street
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Edward and
Ida (Gearhart) Linn
Marguerite Jacobs
Raymond Luckenbaugh
Wilmington
Del
Charles Sharrer
Charles Kump
Littlestown
Harvey White
Harvey Harner
Ittlestown
Charles E. Linn
Francis Yeates
Denton
Ralph R. Gresh
Evergreen Cemetery
Randolph H. Cornwall
Randolph Hunter Cornwall
South Market Street
Harvey W
Ellen A. Buckley
White Post
Cornwall
Fred W. Spielman
Muse Tailoring Company
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
Nannie V. Stewart Cornwall
Clars W. Cornwall
Nathan L. Brown
East Patrick Street
Enders Funeral Home
Berryville
Macedonia Cemetery
Winchester
Va. C
Cline and Son
Charles Jesse Boone
Western Maryland Railway
Johnsville
Nicholas
Anna Morningstar Boone
Laura Irene Boone
Ray Barnes
Grafton
Gerald Boone
Westminster
Lester Engle
Lynwood
Woodrow Boone
Walkersville
Genevieve Harbaugh
Edward Devilbiss
Elsie Fogle
Union Bridge
Howard Harbaugh
New Windsor
Paul Fike
Beaver Dam
D. D. Hartzler and Son
University Hospital
Janey Elizabeth Woodward
Robert Evans
Sykesville
Helen Miles
Alry
Carl Brandenburg
Lee Pickett
Joseph Evans
Gaither
Aurora
Asbury Evans
Elva Hatfield
Hampton
Katherine Barth Evans
Marriottsville
Rev. C.D. Cunningham
Morgan Chapel Cemetery
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Koogle
Denver
Col
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Evangeline Richardson Keogle
Lions Club, Fish and Game Protective Association
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Harry Garfield Stone
Guilford
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Yellow, Springs
Howard I
Mary Knill Stone
Buckeystown
Pleasant Hill
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Russell W. Smith
Raymond L. Stone
Chester G. Stone
Tamsville
Philip Peterson
Detroit
Mich
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Annie Zimmerman
Dora Riddlemoser
Arch Curfman
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Arthur M. Stone
Long Corner
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Theodore Jerome Michael
National Lutheran Home
Washington
Mr. Michael
Doubs
Daniel J
Eugene Michael
Washington, Frederick
Thurmont
Baltimore and Ohio and Western Maryland
Michael
Charlies F. Seeger
Seeger
Cason
Ocean View
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sophie Reese Michael
Mamie Riddiemoser
Braddock Heights
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Nellie Ambrose
Nellie Virginia Ambrose
Gertie Weaver
Harpers Ferry
Sylvanius M
Susan Shimp Ambrose
Virginia
Eagle
Eakles
Edge Hill Cemetery
Charles Town
Willard M. White
Weaver
Anna Mitchell
Engles
Howard Ambrose
Engle
Harry Cummings
Bolivar
Reese Fisher
Rosie A. Fisher
Lisbon
Joseph Brown
Mary Ford
Ellicott City
Simpson Chapel Methodist Church
Poplar Spring
Olin L. Molesworth
Jesse R. Ohler
Pikesville
Taneytown
Hezekiah
Laura Moser Ohler
Myrtle Bishop Ohler
Fern R. Ohler
Terese A. Bollinger
Frank H. Ohler
Morgan A. Andreas
Taneytown Lutheran Church
C. C. Fuss and Son
George W. Cookerly
George Washington Cookerly
Madison Street
John A
Mary R. Engrim Cookerly
United Fire Company
Cookerly
William D. Brachey
John A. Cookerly
Minnie E. Cookerly
William E. Cookerly
Caroline H. Warren
Caroline Haward Warren
Joseph Warren
William E. Fry
Lander
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Elizabeth Wertz Meitzler
Lehigh County
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Alfred Sponselier
Hagerstown
Fry
Point of ‘Rocks
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William F. Birely
Keymar
Lewis A
S. Jane Anders Birely
Lewis A. Birely
F. H. Birely
Ladiesburg
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Tolcroft
Birely
Mt. Zion Haugh
Raymond C. Myers
Benjamin Blessing
George Koons
Charles Mehring
Leo Zimmerman
Raymond Eyler
Regiald Lowman
Annie E. Routzahn
Annie Elizabeth Routzahn
Charles
Routzahn
Three Pines Nursing Home
Benjamin Lare
United Brethren Congregation
Charles L. Routzahn
Edith Staire
Barberton
Ohio
Emma Eaves
Woodsboro
Harry Lare
Jesse Lare
Daysville
Chapel Cemetery
Liberty
G. C. Barton
Mary E. Sponselie
Mary Elizabeth Sponseler
Guilford Nursing Home
Boonsboro
John and
Martha Lease Sponseller
Zion Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
Florence M. Johnson
Florence Martha Johnson
John Johnson
Buckeeystown
Nina Brown
Hazel Carwell
Marion Johnson
West AH Saints Street
Buckeystown Methodist Church
J. P. Blackman
Hope Hill Cemetery
C. E. Hicks, III
Emma Frances Ridgeway
John W. Ridgeway
Edward A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City Council No. 12
Charles C. Mercer
Albert M. Smith
Harry Main
A. W. Coran
J. L. Nester
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Gideon E. Galambos
David Martin
Samuel Hays
Paul Gigeous
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George Eyster
John White
C. O. Fuss and Son
Walter J. Crawmer
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Mr. Crawmer
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Donald Warrenfeltz
Winters Church
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Howard Roop
Howard Blackston
John Strine
Kenneth Plank
Oliver Haines
Walter Harmon
Alvey M. Isanogle
Western Maryland College
Lowell §. Ensor
Harold R. Hodgson
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William M. Brish
Earl Hawkins
Thomas G. Pullen
Joseph Baler
Carol Schaeffer
Milson Raver
Landon Burns
Cumberland
Rose Hill Cemetery
M. L .Creager and Son
Beulah V. Davis
Samuel E. Davis
Mt. Airy
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C. Keydash
Frank A. Conaway
Thomas Neel
Leon Windsor
Horace Hipsley
Willard Eckrich
Emmett Full
Robert Bozell
St. John’s Church
C. M. Waltz
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Private Elmer F Rodgers Serving With 1st Cavalry in Japan
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First Cavalry
Elmer F. Rodgers
Cartie F. Rodgers
Route 1
Thurmont
1St Cavalry Division
Sons of the Covenant
United States
Niewspa
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New Windsor
Avon Park
Fla
Carroll County
Edward
Alice Slonaker Mitten
Asia Painter Mitten
Woodrow Mitten
Westminster
Wakefield Church of God
Church Schoo
Obituary notices from Frederick area readers
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Frederick and surrounding towns. Includes Elvira Pearre, William Knight, Abbie Gue, Nellie Ambrose, Rosie Fisher, Martha Flanagan, Jesse Ohler, Claude Morton, George Cookerly, Caroline Warren, Mary Sponseler, Annie Routzahn, Mary Sponseller, and Florence Johnson, listing death dates, ages, survivors, and funeral arrangements across multiple churches and cemeteries. Funeral directors include Steadman Keenan Post, C H Feete, Witzke, G C Barton, M R Etchison, and others.
Funeral notices from local communities gather for several services
Multiple obituaries and funeral services are listed, detailing the deaths of George E B Fox Mary Catherine Holtz Emma Frances Ridgeway J L Nester Carl Eric Bergstrom Fielder Gilbert Walter J Crawmer Cyrus A Hayes Alvey M Isanogle Susan Elizabeth Sell Annie M Pryor and others. Each entry provides service times places and pallbearers.
Funeral Notices for Hall, Davis, Summers, Stitley Boller
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Louis Victor Haller
Baltimore
East
Patrick Street
W. ¥. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maryland National Guard
Thomas L. Dunn
Warren L. Kinsey
John R. Groff
Herman Tyergar
Lewis R. Shankle
James Blumenauer
Alonzo W. Fox
Francis Scott Key
Orders 7th Fleet To End China Blockade
The passage discusses resolving a tense geopolitical situation with a focus on budget balance and inflation control. It outlines aims to reduce government spending, avoid revenue cuts, and ease burdens on families while pursuing national integrity, efficiency, productivity, and equal opportunity to strengthen unity and peace.
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7Th Fleet
China
Tugboat Crews Strike Halts New York Port Activity
On February 1 at 12 01 a m EST tugboat and barge crews walked off the job in a wage dispute that could disrupt major shipping from ocean liners to garbage scows in the world’s largest port. Tug crews in Norfolk and Philadelphia also stayed ashore.
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New York
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Three Hagerstown men charged in Hi Way Liquors theft
Three Hagerstown area men Thomas McClellan Kline Ellsworth Dunn Jr and Charles L Martin were charged by State Police with breaking and entering and larceny at Hi Way Liquors west of Frederick. Cash and goods valued about 167 dollars were stolen including whiskey cigars and a revolver. Martin implicated the others after police found whiskey in his car and all three were held on 2500 dollar bond awaiting county jail transfer.
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Hagerstown
Frederick
Harold L. Basore
Thomas McClellan Kline
Market Place
Ellsworth Dunn, Jr
High Street
Charles L. Martin
Route 4
Basore
John H. Harbaugh
Braddock Heights
Martin
Barracks B
Maryland State Police
Consolidation at Major Banks Reveals New Advisory Board
The two largest banks consolidate under the Farmers and Citizens banner forming a combined staff led by President Robert E. Delaplaine and Executive VP Benjamin L. Shuff. The staff includes William H. Anders as vice president and Citizens advisory board chair, Gordon F. Palmer, Guy W. Nusz, Lewis Sponseller and many others slated to join at a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Citizens Office
Charles H. Conley
Elias B. Ramsburg
Parsons Newman
Wm. H. B. Anders
Roland W. Harbaugh
Daniel E. Wight
Alden E. Fisher
Joseph D. Baker
Harry O. Schroeder
James H. Gambrill
Iusider
Baker
Watts and Co
Bal Jtimore
W. Lloyd Fisher
William B. Almnutt
Eee
Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Francis Scott Key
Bank
Robert E. Delaplaine
Benjamin L. Shuff
Citizens Advisory Board
Consumers Loan Department
Robert L. Price
Herbert R. Staley
David M. Kemp
Nevin S. Baker
C. Charles R. Smith
Paul R. Whipp
C. Edward Keefer
Charles L. Keeney
Florence G. Schroeder
Chacelotte W. Waters
Ida V. Phleeger
Evelyn Z. Schade
Marguerite T. Thomas
Marian E. Krantz
Marian H. Komos
Doris M. Boxale
Charlotte M. Droneburg
Barbara Lee Keefer
Joann Krantz
Rogert C. Main
Helen V. Magaha
Janet R. Huffer
Sara A
Harry E. Carmack
Mazie H. Stephens
Howard J. Smith
Betty M. Soule
Grasses Compared Creeping Bent and 100-Foot Bamboo
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