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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1958

Page

8

Second Death From Sledding

A second sledding death occurred Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Clark Victor Brown, 14, of Middletown, died from a blood infection linked to injuries from a Saturday sledding accident. He had been treated for a leg wound and released, then readmitted as toxemia developed. He is survived by his mother, stepfather, two sisters, and two half brothers. Services are planned at Calvary Bible Church near Gambrill Park.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Clark Victor Brown Route 2 Middletown James C. Horrie Frederick Myersville Brown Frederick Memorial Mary Floyd Brown Baker Reuben Baker Mary Hall Washington Ellen Baker James Hancock Robert Hancock Middletown High School Gladhill Funeral Home Middle-town Calvary Bible Church Gambrill Park Frederick Little League Ronnie Uecit Charles Moxley David Grave Jr Richard Holdcralt William Roessler Jr Hays Ruthin Frank Mills Lou Brachey James Ramsburg Anthony Wickless Michael Gearlager Wayne Mulcahey Charles Smith Mount ‘Olivet Gladhill Company

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Anniversaries and Historic Events From Early America

A compact historical roundup notes Moravian botanist Levis von Sehwenitz born in Bethlehem in 1834, Henry Grinnell Arctic explorer, David Dudley Field reformer, John A. Rawlins Union general, and Grant Wood and Leonard Dyer among impressive figures. It mentions The American Magazine’s Philadelphia start, temperance push, and early Social Security checks. Also details a concert at the Maryland State House with the Baltimore Recreation Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Conrad Gebelein, featuring Sibelius works, free admission.

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