Rev. George A. Brown Dies in Frederick
The Rev. George A. Brown longtime pastor of Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church in Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday night at 8. He had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday and failed to rally. A Pennsylvania native he began serving in Frederick in 1953 succeeding Rev. John Ness. He earlier led churches in Taneytown Md Newburg and Enola Pa among others. He was educated in Quincy Pa and Bonebrake Theological Seminary and was a Mason. He is survived by his wife Ace M. Brown and one son Ross B. Bray of York Pa. The body lay in state at Evangelical church after calling hours and services were scheduled at 9 o clock with interment at Greenmount Cemetery. Funeral directors were M. R. Etchieon and Son.
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George A. Brown
Centennial Memorial
Taneviews
Newburg
Serstown
Enola
Greenie
Brown
Frederi Tae
Quincey
Bonebrake Theological Serverest
John
Julia Stoops Brown
Monocacy Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Taneytown
Magnoliz
Ace M. Bixler Brown
Ross B. Bray
York
East Church Street
Mds
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Greenmount’ Cemetery
Greenmount
Carroll
M. R. Etchieon and Son
Funeral Services For Joseph Charlies Thomas Held
Funeral services for Joseph Charlies Thomas were held Tuesday at 2 o clock at the funeral home on East 2nd Street. Rev. Wal D Mehbring officiated. Interment followed at a local cemetery. Pallbearers listed were George T Stupp Jesse Do Reximoné Stupp and Carl M Raymond Crum. ML R Son Funeral Directors.
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Joseph Charlies Thomas
East Second Street
East Caureh Street
Wal' D. Mehbring
Trin
United Church of
Death notices from Westminster and nearby towns
Multiple obituaries record deaths and funeral arrangements across Westminster Emmitsburg and surrounding areas. John D Arnold 31 of Westminster died at University Hospital Baltimore after long illness. survivors include wife Dolores Frock Arnold, parents James J and Mary Pearl Arnold, siblings, and church affiliations. funeral arrangements through Watson Funeral Home. John Milton Crum 73 of East Seventh Street died after a yearlong illness. survived by wife Mazie Haines Crum, children, mother, siblings, and grandchildren. services at the funeral home. Robert Montgomery Crum 176 Harpers Ferry died in Charles Town General Hospital. retired B and O conductor. long marriage. extensive Crum family survivors. funeral at Gospel Chapel. Clifford V Esworthy 45 of Westminster died at home. WWII veteran. survived by wife Ella Margaret and many siblings. services and interment planned. Jacob Samuel Egedorn Jr. 13 of Bolivar W Va died suddenly at St Marys Training School. funeral at St Peters Church Bolivar. Leslie T Warner 83 longtime Creagerstown resident died. funeral details pending.
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James J
Mary Pearl Topper Arnold
Emmittsburg
De‘lores Frock Arnold
Westminster
Charles ‘Piver
Woodbury
N.J
Willard Wekert
Gettysburg
Francis F. Arn,oh
Emmitsburg
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
VEW
Marazer
Record Shop
Wson’funeral Home
A. Joseph's Catholic Ct
Mitsburg
Tiggew
Stephen D. Melycher
Imerme
New St. Roe Catholic Cemetery
John Milton Crum
East Seventh Street
Margaret Jackson Crum
Simor Crum
Methodist Church
Crum
P Telephone Company
Pioneers of the Telephone Company
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mazie Haines Crum
James S. Cox
Brunswick
Roger L. Crum
Nebr
Orma Harris
Vie Stevens
East Church Street
Cancer Fund
M. R. Etchison and Son
Robert M. Crum
Robert Montgomery Crum
Harners Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Harpers Ferry
Frederick County
Mary Elizabeth Crum
Johnathan
Lucille Harris
Mary Catherine Harding
William Crum
Raymond Crum
Eugene Crum
Hubert Crum
Ranson
Emma Ware
Waynesboro
Charles Crum
Baltimore
Robert Crum
Gospel Chapel
Arnold Flosiman
John Wright
Harper Cemetery
Jacob S. Egrborn Jr
Jacob Samuel Egedorn Jr
Jacob Ezshorn
Bolivar
W. Va
St. Mary's Training School
St. Mary's
Winchester
Hazel Margaret Frye
Culp
24 Hour Alert Urged as Essential to Nation by SAC Chief
Gen Thomas S Power told Senate groups that a 24 hour airborne alert of combat ready bombers is essential for national survival amid rising Cold War tensions. He warned the next four to five years could bring the greatest danger of Soviet surprise attack as long range missiles rise, while he urges readiness for a B70 replacement as the 600 mph B52 ages.
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Tonapi
gZic
Thomas S. Power
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Power
United States
Senate Space Committee
Hess
Strategic Air Command
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gates
Ss Tuesdler
Pentagon
Sac
Local Mentions Rummage Sale Catalog of Goods
A compact listing from a rummage sale shows items for sale with prices including baby crawlers childrens shoes curtains lace daily boxed pillow cases towels and mens wear such as sport coats fall suits slacks sweaters and shirts. Prices range from about 1.00 to 59.98 with multiple items under 5.00 and bargains highlighted for this sale.
Local sales and notices span groceries to events
An assorted newspaper listing shows garage door ads with hardware ready offers from Bowers Lumber, a fried chicken and ham supper to benefit Singanore Grange, clothing items from King’s Men’s Wear, grocery features at Johnny’s Market, and a public notice about a church of God business sale. Also listed are community events, a junior ladies auxiliary card party, at home typing service, a public auction for farm equipment, and various bargain promotions from local stores.
Busy Corner ads and sales listings fill Market Street
A crowded page lists clothing deals and shop notices from Ber's Long Sleeve Shirts to YOUR CHOICE dresses, with prices from 1.49 to 34.00. Local businesses including Jacobson's, Ecker's Beauty Salon, and Montgomery Co General Hospital announce sales, services, and personal notices amid addresses on Market Street.
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King’s Men’s
Orion
Market Street
King’s Men's
Ber's
Wings
Rob Roy
S. Market Street
King’s Men’s Wear
Obituary Notice for Mrs Nettie Havner Warner Family
This morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a several day illness. Surviving are husband and five grandchildren. The body is at M L Creager and Son funeral home in Turmont where friends may call Thursday evening. Services will be held Saturday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Creager Cemetery.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nettie L. Havner Warner
Tate David
Jane Martz Warner
Creagers-town
M. L. Creager’ and Pan Funeral Home
Tourmont
EL Koontz Helwig
Creager Im
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Bessie M. Valentine Adams
North Mar
Donald Brake
Tabor Lutheran
Temple No. 14
John W. Clem
Carol Shorb
Robert E.d Son
Ida Younger
Neral
Ted
William i Troxell
C. Ray
Stoitiemrer
Murray
Blue Ridge
Sherry
NEW York
Anceies Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Baseball America
Dodacz
New York Yankees
Detrish
Syracuse
Notre Dame
John D. Arnold
John David Arnold
Liberry Street
University Hospital
Clifford V. Esworthy
Clifford V. Esworthe
James H. and
Margaret Esworthy
Ella Margaret
Orin Jenkins
Gerald
Gilber Baveline
Robert Haines
NeHie Esworthy
Kenneth St
Roger
Westmister
Raymond Becker
Paton
John Wolf
Rachel Campbell
Hanover
Herbert
New Windsor
C. M
Tome
Locust of the Brethren
Mit
Glen Zug
Donald Plank
Church
Leslie T. Warner
Creagerstown
TY Cobb
Atlanta
Emory ‘Éersitt
Dack
Campbell
Toronto
Donald Camp Dell
King
Faz
John Cobb
Be Meade
iBonneville Sait Flats
Utah
Auzus
Bowers Lumber
Singanore Grange
Unionville Grange Hall
Chase & Sanborn
H&e G
Geerze
Johnny's Market
Kinklings
Edgewood Church OF God
Searby Village
John G. Droneburg
Howard
Accu
Tremont
Airy
Sla
Comer Church & Marker Sis
Storm and Shipley
Market
Joel W. 2Nd Sts
Charles Wall
Aly
Braddock Heights
Ecker
Naer Permenents
Joh
Montgomery Co. General’ Hospital
Alton Brandenburg
Reformed Church
Middletown
Middletown Lions Club
Shipley
W. 2Nd Sts
United Gil
Middletown 253
Bokiers
King's Men’s Wear
Berma
S_ Market Street
North End
Civic Ass'n., Inc
Staley Park
Menoc Village
Gilbert
Matin
Jack Pot Independent Hall
West Church
Derick, Md
Betson's
Jacobson's
S. Market St. Moq
Gishasher
Biggs Avenue
Frederick P.O. Box
Ige
Western Secs
Tion
Monument
the News
Frederick
Maryland
N. Market St
Cali
Glen M. Olsen Home Industry Company
Routzahn and Sons
Rome
Reich’s Ford
Quynn
MOSER
Lovely
Beach Tyne
Fort
Quali
Robert M. Nikirk
Dial Monument
Sianon
Tadi
Morgan
Hagerstown
North Potomac
St. Or
Woodrow
Bill Anderson
Pennice Bridge
Cornell Sinclair
Woodsboro
Sinclair
Buick
Cornell
Ford
Balti
Ieselier
George Spenselier
Monroe
iFor Sale
Akes
Washington, DC
Chen
Foxhall Hoag
312
To & 1 Norse
Melaxi Jewelers
Timothy
Hayr
Fogie
Neytween
Vines
iMelp
Smal
Tocal
Marr Ry Farm
Farnish
Davis & Company
Carl M. L. Hogg
Wilfred Cli Wisner
Frederick, Md
Ani
Go Stesetee
Seman E Fel
Call Tremont
Jesse N. Smith
Eastith St
Exid
Trail Ave
Bat Ss. Agulis
Walkersville
Jess Peer
Thomas Hone
Desies
Rorinwest
Fieer
Ashag
Cove
Mountain Cry
Carroll Street
Lawson Motor Sales
New Market
Brigadoon
Sa Catiareiors
Gertian Steph
Auto Blas
Rockville
Lane
Poeune
Zahm
Song
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