Assessments And Roads Up At Annapolis
Democratic delegates show concern over proposed state spending and property assessment changes in Annapolis. Debate centers on annual assessments, road modernizing bonds, and potential tax impacts, with opposition from Baltimore City and Montgomery County factions. A bipartisan move seeks to shift tax collection to subdivisions. An invitation to Arthur Godfrey to visit Air Force bases is noted.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
Baltimore City
del. Hance
Mary- Jeand Farmer
General Assembly
Del
Logan
Caroline
Ways and Means
Baltimore
George Wagner
Hance
Wagner
Woods
House
State Roads Commission
David P. Gorman
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
F. Murray Benson
Maryland Bus Operators Association
Gordon
State Roads Commission the Most Powerful Agency In the State.”’ del. Mach
D-Balto
Montgomery
Mach
Dels. Robinson
D' Balto
Bradshaw Ir Montgomery
Senate
Kimble
R-j Allegany
Della
Deaths in Westminster and nearby towns
Obituary notices report Rev Charles D Bonsack former Blue Ridge College president and longtime Westminster resident died at 82 in Elgin Illinois. Funeral set at Westminster Church of the Brethren with burial at Meadow Branch Cemetery. Survivors include two sons and three daughters. Additional notices cover Robert Lee Compton 53 of Brunswick died in Martinsburg WV after heart illness. Gus Bockman 29 of Westminster died in Emergency Hospital. Mrs Viola Renn Nikirk 73 of Baltimore. Mrs Florence M Conner 74 of Lovettsville. infant Dennis Barnes son of Mr and Mrs George Barnes. Stewart N Martin 76 of Thurmont. and Howard E Wachter found dead in Walkersville.
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Charles D. Boneack
Westminster
Charles D. Bonsack
Old Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Elgin
Foreign Missions Board
Church of the Brethren
Westminster Church of the Brethren
Harold Bomberger
Meadow Branch
Mr. Bonsack
J. Ralph
Paul C. Bonsack
Edith C. Barnes
Olga Hardy
Ill
Blanche Miller
Eglon
W. Va
Robert Lee Compton
Carolyn
Etta Compton
Brunswick
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
Edward L
Grace Y. Compton
Baltimore Welfare Board
Lillian Compton
State Teachers College
Frostburg
N. N. Potts
Baltimore
C. L. Winecoff
Boston
Mass
John Edward Compton
Lewistown
C. H. Feete and Bro
Florence M. Conner
Lovettsville
Loudoun County Va
Charles D Conner
George and Mary Shores Gross
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church
Clifford Compher
Leon Conner
WO Carroll Conner
U. S. Army
Panama
Dennis Barnes
George Barnes
Carver Apartments
George, Jr
Veronica
Trudy Marie
David $S
Harry S
Lewis
Linda
Brr
Ollie Lawson
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Mamie D. Isanogle
Western Maryland College
A. M. Isanogie
Maryland
George and
Matilda Bowers Isanogle
Z. A. Firor
Clara Wiles
Thurmont
United Brethren Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Obituary notices from Frederick area include multiple deaths
Dorsey C. Griffith of Ballenger district died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a heart ailment aged 38. He was a WWII Marine Reserves veteran and dairy farmer, survived by wife Catherine O Beall Griffith and four children. Other notices: Mrs Bessie Elizabeth Baile of Union Bridge died at 71, service Monday in Union Bridge. Mrs Mary Edith Prye nee Baughman died in Fairfax. Mrs Blanche Johnson died in Front Royal at 56. Mrs Ida Wilt of Chestnut Hill, 74, died after flu and pneumonia, buried in Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Emerenth A. Wetzel of Emmitsburg died at Montevue, age 72, with services Monday. Funeral details listed for each.
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Dorsey C. Griffith
Ballenger
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Griffith
Worthington
Lena Lloyd Griffith
Gaithersburg
U. S. Marine Reserves
Lth
Rockville
Saipan
Tinian
Griffith
Pioneer Coon Hunters Club
Montgomery County
John L. Beall
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Catherine O. Beall Griffith
Neal Leon
Joyce Jean
Caroline O
Ethna L. Griffith
Roy E. Baile
Bessie Elizabeth Baile
Hoy E. Baile
Marston
Earl E. Stultz
Union Bridge
Baile
Frederick County
Isaac and
Mary Repp Nusbaum
Thornton Black
Uniontown
William A. Prye
Damascus
Singing Pines
Fairfax
Della Edith Baughman
Francis V
Mary Folk Baughman
Marry Johnson
Blanche McCloud Johnson
Harry Johnson
Newton D. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Front Royal
Blanche
John Whalen
Dickerson
Blanche Britts
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Ida E. Wilt
Ida Eugene Wilt
Charles Town General Hospital
Chestnut Hill
Humphrey Wilt
Charles and
Mary Dillon Pearl
Charles H
Wiliam E
Bessie Jackson
Georgia Stubs
Mamie Piper
Essie Lancaster
Edith Garrott
Lillian Garrott
Pearl Harrison
Washington, D. C
Mary Jenkins
Loudoun County
Pearl Wilt
Harpers Ferry
G. C. Pearl
Emerenth A. Wetzel
Emerenth
A. Wetzel
Emmits Burg
Rt 1
Montevue
John H
Mary Miller Wetzel
Frances Erger
Severn
Norman Wetzel
Mantelson M. Miller
Emmitsburg
Allison Funeral Home
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Stanley Scarff
St. Anthony's ‘Shrine
S. L. Allison
Know Your Firemen This Frederick feature closes series
The News-Post ends a 44 week public service series on the Frederick Fire Department with profiles of Firemen Thurbie A. Markoe and Lewis F. Esterly. Both have served since 1919 and 1932 respectively, guarding residents with 24 hour duty shifts and earning spotless records.
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Frederick
The
News-Post
Thurbie A. Markoe
Lewis F. Esterly
Markoe
Esterly
William G. Markoe
Ben
Death notices and funeral arrangements from Frederick area
Obituaries note Mrs. Frederick W. Bardsley of Arlington and survivors in Virginia and Indiana with services in Winfield Morgan Chapel cemetery. Joseph Francis Houff, age 82, of Frederick. career at Frederick Brick Works. burial Mt. Olivet. Correction on G Earl Griffin and Dor sey Griffith confusion. Albaugh Hall resident dies in Baltimore. funeral at Sharpe Street Methodist Church with burial there.
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Paul Erving Hamilton
Paul Irving Hamilton
East Patrick Street
John W
Katie V
Biser Hamilton
Forrest Covell
Araby
Georgianna
Brunswick
George Fitz
Lisbon
Clarence W
John L
Maynard B
Frederick
Hamilton
Frederick Aerie of
Eagles
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son i Funeral Directors
Frederick W. Bardsley
Arlington
J. C. Parr
Emma King
Brazil
Ind
Samuel Wellings
Winfield
W. E. Saltzgiver
Woodbine Lutheran Church
Morgan Chapel
C. M. Waltz
Joseph Francis Hoult
Joseph Francis Houff
West South Street
Mr. Houff
Frederick Brick Works
Houff
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Builders Bible
Jie
United Fire Company
Frederick Lodge of Eagles
William J. Houff
George R. Lewis
Harry A. Tinney
Lewis H. Engle
Walkersville
Warren Fox
Reginald D. Hobbs
Mt. Airy
M. R. Etchison and Son
Earl Griffin
Broad Boulevard
Cuyahoga Falls
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mount Olivet
Eugene Grove
Lime Kiln
C. E. Cline
Dorsey C. Griffith
G. Earl Griffin
Albaugh Mall
Albaugh Hall
Alice Hall
William Hall
Provideence Hospital
Baltimore
Sharpe Street Methodist Church
Margaret Bradley Hall
Catherine Dorsey
Florence Hall
Adtisa
Giles Hall
Sharpe Street
Church
Funeral notices and rites reported for multiple local figures
Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the funeral home for Howard E. Wachter with Rev. Fred Seibel officiating. Interment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Other obsequies include G Earl Griffin, Stewart N. Martin, Hattie Margaret Smith, Baxter W. Murphy, Preston J. Duvall, and services conducted by local pastors and funeral directors with interments at Mount Olivet or Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren.
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Clarks
Grant Cramer
Charles Grant Cramer
Charles C. Cramer
McKaig
Albert
Rebecca Cramer
Lutheran Church
James A
Charles C
Alberta Stup
Williamsport
East Church Street
Gelock
Mt. Olivet
Etchison Axt Son
East Patrick Street
Howard E. Wachter
Fred Seibel
Silver Run
Milton Akers
Laurren Welty
James Crist
Wilbur Stitely
Harry Cornpropst
Robert Dailey, Jr
Harry E. Carty Company
G. Earl Griffin
Cuyahoga Falls
C. E. Cline and Son
Stewart N. Martin
Thurmont
Hev
Charles H. Corbett
United Brethren Cemetery
William Pryor
Edgar Boller
Albert Zentz
John Whitmore
Warner Grimes
Charles Carty
M. L. Creager and Son
Hattie Margaret Smith
James L. Smith
Park Avenue
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ira F. Ray
Henry F. Falk
Oliver FF. Engiebrecht
Maurice Albaugh
Russell Hahn
James R. Fogle
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Walkersville
Baxter W. Murphy
B. F. Hartley
W. DeWitt Dickey
Robert Reidt
Grayson Eyler
Charles Breightner
Joseph Engle
Howard
Preston J. Duvall
Arthur B. Wail
Westminster
Meadow Branch Church of the Brethren
Mr. Duvall
Joseph Caricose
George Early
William Rosp
Paul Fike
Carl
Roy
Herbert Duvalli
Henry
Philip Dotterer
Ralph Eichelberger
D. D. Hartzler & Sons
Albert Sidney Dixon
Near Frederick
Thomas Morgan
James
Kenneth
Douglas Dixon
Carl Holland
Homer
Russell Kinna
Monocacy Cemetery
Bealisville
Betrothal Announced for Noradel Truxal and Randolph Wilson Jr
Frederick residents Noradel Truxal and Randolph Gould Wilson Jr plan nuptials amid noted community ties. Truxal, Hood College senior and Mortar Board member, hails from a Dartmouth-anchored family. Wilson, a Baylor and Dartmouth graduate, serves as an ensign in the U S Naval Reserve stationed in Norfolk Virginia.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Frederick
Noradel Truxal
Randolph Gould Wilson, Jr
Randolph G. Wilson
Lockout Mountain
Tenn
Truxal
National Cathedral School
Washington, D. C
Hood College
Mortar Board
Wilson
Baylor School
Chattanooga
Dartmouth College
Kappa Sigma
Casque and Gauntlet
U. S. Naval Reserve
Norfolk
Dartmouth
Hood , College
Woman fined for collision on East Patrick Street
Lois Maris Anderson, 26, was found guilty of failure to stay right of center after a two car crash on East Patrick Street last month near the city limits. She paid a $25 fine and costs after claiming the steering failed when she tried to turn. Rhodes, Harrison, and Andersons were injured. Paul Anderson remained hospitalized.
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Takoma Park
East Patrick Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peeples Court
Lois Maris Anderson
R.W. Rhodes
Greencastle
James Lewis
Rhoades
Rhodes
Anderson
Charles C. Harrison
St. Thomas
Paul Anderson
Buffalo
N. C
George F. Deshong, Jr
White Marsh
Edwin Palmer Lowe
East Second Street
Carman J. Donovan
Delaware Avenue
Brunswick
Charles Mades
Lewis
James Rouzee
J. V. Stakenm
Women’s Clubs Activity in Yellow Springs Meeting
The Yellow Springs Homemakers Club held its first meeting of the year at new president Mrs. Carroll Kehne’s home with 13 regular members and 3 new members. Betsy Lovington demonstrated buying fabrics for curtains and slipcovers, and plans include a March bake sale and a March of Dimes donation.
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Yellow Springs Dina
Yellow Springs
Carroll Kehne
Kehne
Raymond Crabbs
John Dixon
Leo Duvall
Betsy Lovington
Lewis Martz
Paul Willard
Willard
American Red Cross
Charlesville Club
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Washington
Arthur Godfirey
United States Air Force
Europe
North Africa
Gus Bockman
West Seventh Street
Bockman
Glenn R. Nikirk
Mary M. Brengle Bockman
Viola Renn Nikirk
Viola Louise Renn
Nikirk
Sherwood Bootman
Chesley Lavenue
Walter L. Nikirk
Bootman
Cora E. Smith
Lassahn
Belair Road
Pine Grave Cemetery
Moster Station
Harvey
Annie Smith Martin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fannie M
Martin
Esther C. Martin
Charles F. Lloyd H
Harry C. Martin
Bruce Coward
Funkstown
Alvey Cook
Hagerstown
Thurmont United Strethren
Roward E. Wachter
Maple Avenue
Frederick Count
Nathan and
Mary Biser Wachter
Gertrude Mensell Wachter
Wachter
Union Manufacturing Company
Joe Eisenhower
Marion G. Rogers
Atwood
District Heights
Rogers
Suitland High School
Mr. Rogers
Lewis County
Glenville Normal School
Fairmont Teacher's College
University of Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Elm Street School
Virginia D. Rogers
Mark
Weston
Albert L
Cumberland
Cephas
Pittsburgh
Lorena B. Rogers
Marie Rogers
Jane Lew
Upper Marlboro
First Baptist Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Motter Avenue
Thurbie K. Markoe
University of Maryland
Frederick High School
David William Markoe
North Market Street
Whitey
George Philip Esterly
Donna Jean
Frederick High
Lewis F. Esterly Jr
Modern
Harry C. Young
Harry Clinton Young
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Edward
Susan Kanauff Young
Guy Stoner
B. E
Tobe” Fogle
Beethoven Archibald ‘‘Tobe” Fogle
Mary Fiekinger Fogle
Gordon H
Sylvester W
Irene E. Snyder
Johnsville
J. Norman
Allan W
Serven E. Fogle
Hanover
Louis P. Chastaine
Mountain View
D. Dhartzler and Sons
Emmit Thompson
Virginia
Grayson Kelbaugh
Garfield
Henry Thompson
Howard Thompson
Sally Alley
Staunton
Myersvile
Grossnickle Church
Charles W. Wellings
Henry A. Hilbinger
Woodbine Heights
Wilbinger
England
Harriett Wellings
Elizabeth Wellings
Robert Lee Compion
Newton D. Baker Hospital
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Paul S. Shultz
Steadman-Keenan Post
American Legion
Knoxville Reformed Cemetery
C. H. Feete and Brother
Rose E. Franklin
Thomas N. Franklin
Taylorsville
E. K. Sawyer
Taylorsville Methodist Church
J. Claude Naill
Chester Black
Charles J. Gunn
Roland Gosnell
Francis J. Crawlford
Frank J. Barnes
Taylorsville Cemetery
Mabel E. Barnes
Walter G. Barnes
Louisville
Carroll County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
Gamber
Amos Stone
Edwin Boone
Harry Gibson
Richard and Reno Ward
William Bollinger
Sloane Cooper
Florence Martha Johnson
John Johnson
Buckjeystown
Luckeystown Methodist Church
O. B. Jackson
Kearsey Keys
Philadelphia
I. P. Blackburn
H. Clayborne
Wesley Lee
Rosetta Watkins
Sons of
Rosedale Club
Rosedale Homemakers Club
Herbert Staley
Bernard Grove
C. J. Morris
Staley
Leonard Duebucki
George van Fossen
Thomas Molesworth
Farmers
George
William
Harrison
Arthur
Jesse
Charlies
Hope Hill Cemetery
Joe Marsh
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