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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1953

Page

3

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.

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 James C. Koogle Koogle Denver Col Christopher and Evangeline Richardson Keogle Lions Club, Fish and Game Protective Association Harry G. Stone Harry Garfield Stone Guilford Boonshoro Mr. Stone Yellow, Springs Howard I Mary Knill Stone Buckeystown Pleasant Hill George H. Stone Russell W. Smith Raymond L. Stone Chester G. Stone Tamsville Philip Peterson Detroit Mich Robert S. Stone Annie Zimmerman Dora Riddlemoser Arch Curfman Claude Beard Arthur M. Stone Long Corner C. E. Cline and Son Theodore J. Michael 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 Benjamin Elizabeth Wertz Meitzler Lehigh County Pennsylvania Alfred Sponselier Hagerstown Fry Point of ‘Rocks M R. Etchison and Son William F. Birely Keymar Lewis A S. Jane Anders Birely Lewis A. Birely F. H. Birely Ladiesburg J. C. Birely 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 Ned Annan George Eyster John White C. O. Fuss and Son Walter J. Crawmer D. D. Hartzler and Sons Mr. Crawmer Stirling Crawmer Donald Warrenfeltz Winters Church Winters Cemetery Howard Roop Howard Blackston John Strine Kenneth Plank Oliver Haines Walter Harmon Alvey M. Isanogle Western Maryland College Lowell §. Ensor Harold R. Hodgson Westminster Methodist Church 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 St. Michael's Catholic Church C. Keydash Frank A. Conaway Thomas Neel Leon Windsor Horace Hipsley Willard Eckrich Emmett Full Robert Bozell St. John’s Church C. M. Waltz

May Disperse Employes Washington

Senate debate introduced a plan to disperse 50,000 federal workers from within two miles of the White House to locations at least 150 miles away. The program would complete in three years. Supporters cite reduced atom bomb risk and crowded offices. similar Senate action last October stalled in the House.

Washington White House Senate Sen McCarthy R- Wis House

Private Elmer F Rodgers Serving With 1st Cavalry in Japan

Pvt Elmer F Rodgers son of Mrs Cartie F Rodgers Route 1 Thurmont Maryland is serving in Japan with the 1st Cavalry Division The note also defines B nai B rith as Sons of the Covenant and cites its 1843 American founding The fragment ends with garbled text Niewspa pre HR THyE

Japan First Cavalry Elmer F. Rodgers Cartie F. Rodgers Route 1 Thurmont 1St Cavalry Division Sons of the Covenant United States Niewspa

Deaths in Frederick Area Prompt Obituary Notes

Miss Margaret Hart Steiner of Frederick dies after extended illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Glenn F. Linn of Gettysburg dies at 53 from heart condition. Randolph Hunter Cornwall of White Post and Frederick dies after illness at 75. Charles Jesse Boone of near Johnsville dies of pneumonia at 77. Lewis Calvin Schroyer of Wolfsville dies at 82. Sank Evans Gaither dies after long B. and Q. service. James C. Koogle of Middletown dies suddenly at 64. Harry Garfield Stone of Frederick dies at 72. Theodore Jerome Michael formerly of Frederick dies at 82. Reed Temple Thompson of Brunswick dies at 93. Harry Francis Mitten formerly of New Windsor dies in Avon Park Florida.

Harry Francis Mitten 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

Funeral services honoring Louis Victor Haller, WWI veteran, were held Saturday at 2 pm at 4 East Patrick Street. Maryland National Guard provided military honors. Also observed were services for Mrs Beulah V Davis at St Michael's, and for Oscar Daniel Summers at Zion Evangelical Lutheran. Memorials noted at Mt Olive and Mount Hope cemeteries. Additional rites for McClure Haupt included Masonic funeral at Middletown.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The article notes creeping bent as a fraction of an inch tall and bamboo rising over 100 feet, both classified as grasses per the Encyclopedia Britannica. It also cites coal dust explosions exerting pressures near 22 000 pounds per square foot, highlighting extreme forces involved.

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Elmer Brengle Lewis C. Schroyer Lewis Calvin Schroyer Wolfsvile Lewis and Deliab Pryor Schroyer Wolfsville Etta Schroyer Oscar ‘Irving Quincy Milo Dusing Benevola Waldo Ridenour Keedesville Lioyd Albert Schroyer Smithsburg Thaddeus Davis Schroyer Myersville Evans Reed Temple Thompson Beulah May Thompson Park Avenue Brunswick B. and O. Railroad Adam R Charles F Melvin V J. H. Hock Church of God Uniontown Elvira Pearre Charles Pearre John F Mary C. Cooley Barnesville Miami Thomas Pearre USN Bethesda Regina Pearre Fred Cooley Mary Jones Chester Mazier Cooley William McKinley Knight Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Daisy Cooper Knight Gardner Gilbert Sandy Church of God At Knoxville John Myers Steadman-Keenan Post American Legion Samples Manor C. H. Feete Bro A. Elizabeth Hartman Airy Elizabeth Dempsey Hartman Hollins Street Hartman William Albert Hartman Mr. Airy Mars Margaret Beaumont William A. Hartrean Witzke Hollins Gilmore Streets Pine Grove Chapel Pine Grove Cemetery Martha Flanagan Abbie Gue Luther T. Gue Cedar Heights Laytonsville Charles A. Shook Damascus Cemetery Roy W. Barber Claude David Morten Frank Lola McGrady Morton Poolesville Joe Harwell James Rex William McGrady Jack Eddie John Danny Richard Jerry Morton Comus Barnesville Baptist Monocacy Beallsville William B. Hilton George EB. Fox Graceham Charles H. Corbett Ernest Drebert Frank Long Russell Green Lemuel Bowers Robert Mathias Frank Lawrence Clyde Young U. B Cemetery M. L. Creager and Son Catoctin Furnace Mary Catherine Holtz Ivan G. Naugle Catoctin Methodist Church James Wittam Frank Shuff Guy Charles Martin John Nanamaker Lewistown Cemetery M. L. Creager Carl Eric Bergstrom Georgetown Tex Bergstrom J. W Briscoe Urbana Florida Chicago C. Fielder Gilbert J. H. Hoch Harry Haines Calvin Binkley Edward Caylor William Dickensheets Charles Crumbacker Cyrus A. Hayes Washington County Hospital Myerasville C. Basil Grossnickle Ralph Lewis Stanley Draper Kenneth King Milton Horne Ernest R. Kuhn Guy Frushour Paul F. Bittle Susan Elizabeth Sell Miles F. Reifsnider Ira Rodkey Ray Rodkey Noah Babylon Jesse Unger Noah Warehime Raymond Baker Krider's Cemetery West‘ Ninster Annie M. Pryor Foxville Rouzerville Mt Moriah Lutheran Church Mr. Hook Calvin William Marion Samuel Pryor Henson Edgar Harbaugh Lee Sreanee and Son General Direc Oscar Daniel Summers Bartholows Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Howard J. McCarney W. W. Garrett John Umberger Paul Zimmerman George Sponseller Oliver Driver Charles Stansbury Charlies Wilcom Lutheran Cemetery Theresa Stitley Boller Anson Boller North Market Street Raymond ©. Myers Old Rugged Cross David I. Hoke Lester Linton Daniel S. Chesley Harry W McClure H. Haupt Howard McCartnney Columbia Lodge A. F A. M Howard Gross Harlan Dinterman George Kefauver Virgil Doub Rube Reed Albert Coblentz Middletown Lutheran Cemetery Gladhill Co Londo Waterstown Mass New Sbachives
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