Death Notices for Mrs. Martha Coulson Dohm and Walter F. Lizer
Mrs. Martha Coulson Dohm, 33, wife of George J. Dohm of Reynold's Mill Road York R D 8, died Thursday at her brother in law and sister’s home in Detour. She leaves a son and siblings. services at St. Paul’s Church Sunday at 3. Burial at Hill Road Cemetery. Rev. Howard W. Hinkelday and Rev. Donald C Brake will officiate. Walter F. Lizer, Beaver, 65, died Sunday evening. Born in Maersville, son of Walter and Este Shepley Lizer. Survived by wife Mrs. Vi Lizer, daughter, sister Mrs. Elmer Sheperville, and four nieces. Body at East Boonsboro funeral home. services Sunday at 2:30. Rev. J. H Keibb and Rev. cemetery officiants. friends may call this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Dohm
Martha Coulson Dohm
Reynold's Mill Road
York R. D
Arthur Clabaugh
Mich
St. Paul’s Church
Howard W. Hinkelday
Donald C Brake
St. James Lutheran Church
Union
Burial Hill Road
Walter F. Lizer
Frank Liver
Beaver
Fenny
Maersville
Walter and
Este Shepley Lize
Lier
Vi i Liz
Elmer Shepersville
East Funeral
Boonsboro
J. H Keibb
Reserve Officer Training Corps Expands Academic Integration
The ROTC system trains 14,000 cadets annually from college campuses across 228 institutions. Compulsory military instruction now faces reform to reduce student burden, allowing 20 percent of military courses to count toward academic subjects such as science psychology and political science while continuing military preparation for those pursuing service careers.
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Adved R. O. T. C
Letter to the Editor on Swastika versus Twisted Cross
Walter Rice argues the true swastika is an ancient symbol of creative force, while Hitler’s emblem is a twisted cross broken clockwise. He contends the Nazi mark opposes the original meaning and represents destruction from the last world war. Thurment February 25.
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Hitler
Walter
Rice Thurment
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A special inspection of lights along the Northern Central Railroad between this city and Wrightsville Pa was conducted yesterday. The Frederick team was defeated by no balls in the second pool game at York, Frederick still leading 78 balls. Local players Schroeder Toms and Wood on the team. The Western Maryland Railroad may build a low grade line from Cumberland to Pittsburgh to connect with the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie. A new railing has been erected along the walk from the north side of the Swinging Bridge over Carroll Creek on North Bentz Street. Work by Mr Philip Seeger. An organization of the Frederick City Abattoir Company to be formed at a stockholders meeting. Handsome new counters and show cases added by Frank K Schmidt in his cigar store at the corner of Court and Patrick streets. Eddie Coggins, who played with the Frederick Daily team last season, has a contract with Albany for the coming year.
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Northern Central Railroad
Wrightsville
Frederick
York
Schroeder, Toms and Wood
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Carrol Creek
Bentz Street
Philip Seeger
Tederick City Abattoir Company
Frank K. Schmidt
Corner Cour
Patrick Streets
Eddie Coggins
Fredery Dail
Albany
Twenty Years Ago Of The News February 27 1950
The report notes Dr G Bruce Crist receiving a communicatan for Headquarters Third Camps Area US Army Baltimore to report at the CCC reception in Cumberland. It covers the annual meeting with elected officers and directors and a Cumberland theater fire that sent 700 people fleeing, with damages over $1000. It also mentions congratulations on the birth of a daughter at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bruce Crist
Third Camps
US. Army
Baltimore
CCC
Cumberland
This Rnin
Treters
Bo Shoemaker
Arthur Zimmerme
Harry P. Seecer
George W. Wisers
Ha Norman Null
Ras Harry E. Petuicall
Liverty Theater
Daniel Burke
Thomas H. Burke
Charles Hi
Conley
Buck
Lnion Memorial Hospital
Local birthdays and Jehovah's Witnesses visit headlined
Kemp resident Glenn F Browning marks his 48th birthday while Barbara Ann Boone nears 15th. H Maynard Lavon announces Harold Woodworth's weeklong Watchtower visit aiding door to door ministry with brief home sermons. Woodworth lectures Sunday at 3 pm on Walking Wisely in a Wicked World at Kingdom Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn F. Browning
Kempoun
Barbara Ann Boone
Ladiesburg
H. Maynard Lavon
Jehovah's Witnesses
Harold PB
Wobanect
Woscaworth
Woodworth
Kingdom Hall
500 Heart Fund Volunteers Gather Across Frederick
About 500 volunteers are set to march Sunday in Frederick County to raise funds for the Frederick County Heart Association. The list details Section A East and Southeast, Section B Northeast Monocacy Villages, Section C Northwest, Section D West, and Section E Southwest captains and workers led by Major organizers.
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Ciy
County Unday
Frederick County Heart Association
Frederick
Par Tedesco
Mary Holdcraft
Wilson Sie
Victor Palmer
James Eisenhauer
Yn Ce Mes
Charles Kidd
TY. Echelberger
Ed Mackley
David Hagan
Phyllis Shaples Major
George T. Schroeder
C Captains
Robert Hanes
M._. Moore
Rui
Mass
Louise Eva
Sss
Kitten Best
Susan Ambrosen
Shirley
Hazel Beauhard
EB. Angle
Jacob. Hittner
Helen Hamsourg
N Freed
Harry Reid
Marjorie Atkinson
Wade Hursey
Louis Danner
Florence Keilholtz
Larry Kemp
Homer Miller
Carol Burke
Jeraldine Wolfe
Donna Pitts
Susan Buckley
Linda Floyd
Linda Curtis
Karan Soraski
Frances Sadowski
Ray Curtis
Bennis Fagan
Northwest
Lawrence Willard
Jason Yelton
Robert Emge
Ichard Molesworth
Beauford Oden
Raymond Stone
Monroe Feaga
Ernest Kolsrud
Don Shipman
Harold Vess
Thomas Mobler
Edward Mobley Jy
George Hildebrand
Marvin Hor
Arthur Aldridge
Meredith Fox
George Sulcer
Patricia Prevost
Paul Sheffield
Grayson Snook
Ed Burke
Robert Nikirk
Carol- Ann Wiles
West
Thirza Pettingail
Dorothy Lassetter
B. C.thomas Jr
Dorsey Shipler
Bernard Davis
Jerome Offutt
Norman Trump
Southwest
Helen Keller
Henry V. Roberts
Ulysses
James Droneburg
Fiam King
Elmer V. Norrell
Miss Pearl
Glenn Rout
Joe Moore
Luther McMurray
Edwin
Mackley Jr
Lawrence Crickenberger
Funeral Services and Interments for Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Howard E Hood at Prospect Methodist Church with Rev Herbert Harrison and Lodge 38 IOOF of Mount Airy assisting at the graveside. Mary Jo Harris died last Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral was at Quinn ABLE Church with Rev J A Wik Hamson officiating. interment at Pauls Cemetery. John W Portner died Monday evening. services at M L Creager and Son funeral home with Rev Elmer R Andrews. pallbearers listed. interment United Brethren Cemetery in Thurmont. Mertel Penn of Mount Airy died last Wednesday at Woodbine. services at Walz Funeral Home. pallbearers named. interment Winfield Church Cemetery.
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Mary Jo Harris
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wast
Quinn
Able
J. A. Wik. Hamson
William Chapman Jr
David Bruce
Richard Bruce
Carl Chapman
Cromwell Harris
Atlae Harris
Pauls Cemetery
Della
C. E. Hicks III
John W. Portner
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral
Elmer R. Andrews
Charles Bushman Jr
Albert L. Portner
David Bushman
Eddie Portner
Charles Portner
United Brethren Cemetery
Merte L. Penn
Mount Airy
Woodbine
Walz Funeral Home
Edwin Antony
Fortis Penn
Frank Penn
Milton Penn
Guyer Penn
P. D. Proctor
Roland Gosnell
Winfield Church of i Cemetery
Local Notices and Births in Dickerson Community
The roll lists births, engagements, birthdays, anniversaries, and visitors from Dickerson and nearby areas. Brenda Marie Cronenburg welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cronenburg Jr. Ruby Ris engagement to Wa n. wedding planned in April. The Poolesville Methodist Church dedication of a new parsonage with Rev. Ether Becke. Suzie Ferris engaged to Ray Baugher. marches and visits noted across Frederick Memorial Hospital and local families.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Martha
Willam Bo
Harry Cronenburg Jr
Brenda Marie
Virginia Wason
Wayne Speaks
Jonesville
Grover Collins
Ralph Streams
Franklin Streams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Susie Ferris
Ray Baugher
Charles Selby
Raymond Carlisle
Hyattstown
Mirs
Carl
Bursill
Jeanie Wheeland
Inlaw
Charles Stull
Arthur Eugene
Silver Springs
Poolesville Methodist Church
Ether Becke
Silver Spring
Jison
Nathan Hildabrand
Preston
Ainner Sun Iends
Reles
Wilma Jean Whieland
Willam Wood
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several newborns with parents in the area. Kenneth James, David William, and David Leon are among the infants. Parents include Mr. and Mrs. Fort Pidix, Mr. and Mrs. Reon, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. The notices mention residences and order of birth, such as second daughter or second son.
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Frrederick Memorial Hospital
Gletown
Kenneth James
Fort PiDiCx
Reon
Braddock Heig
Vanessa
Mir
Ca Iton Hoffman
North Market Street
David Leon
Civil War Letters Inspire Frederick Reading Rush
The column highlights Civil War letters from the Frederick area showing Confederate support despite Barbara Fritchie. It notes upcoming stories from these letters and mentions Scotty Fitzgerald Lanahan’s Broadway play plans and other local figures. It also covers Rotary events, Women’s Voters trips to Annapolis, and a Civitan meeting with a late start due to snow.
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Gath
Townsend
Katy
Catoctin
Frederick
Barbara Fritchie
Lloyd Graf
Wilson Place
Washington Post
Scotty? Fiirgerald
Samuel Jackson Lanahan
Foxhall Road
Washington
Zelda Sayre
Francis Scott Fitzgerald
Princeton
Scotty
Vassar
The
New Yorker
Northern Virginia Sun
Shoresham
Frederick Gas Company
Winchester Hall
Jackie Garis
Tadio
America
Marsha
Marilyn
Eas
Margaret
Annapolis
Frederick League of Women Voters
General Assembly
House
Senate
Theo
Oto Landman
Valley Street
Richard Ruld
Civitan
Ault
Preston Bess
C. Ramsey Cruett
Chesapeake
Norfolk
Foundation For
Chesapeake District
Hospital Admissions And A Surprise Baby Shower
Individuals from Frederick Memorial Hospital are listed as admitted or treated for illnesses injuries and procedures with several residents named including Parkinson Lindberg avenue Mrs Viola R Hood Mr Lawrence M Brown Ralph Shannon and Julia Estella Smith. A surprise baby shower honoring Mrs John Molesworth IV was held February 20 at North Market Street with numerous attendees and gift givers noted.
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Parkinson
Lindberg Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Viola R. Hood
Airy
Lawrence M. Brown
Doubs
Ralph Shannon
Baltimore
PEPCO
John Molesworth iv
Robert K. Mn
North Market Street
Mrs Main
Leonard Kozlov
Herman Beyrs
Mary Sullivan
John Rth III
John Gordon
Herman Beyard
Anna Mae Cannon
Charles Fleet
Sally Crawford
Carol Ann Molesworth
John Molesworth III
Edna Brounion
Edgar Brownlow
Robert Ma
Russell Strine
Marshall Murr
Robert Dailey Jr
Fra Thomas
Tilton
Barnes
Debate Over Death Penalty Divides Major Churches
A century long debate on capital punishment pits Protestant and Jewish groups against Catholic stance. Methodist and Episcopal groups oppose it, while some Lutheran bodies debate biblical allowance for punishment. The issue remains unsettled across churches in North America.
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Daryl Chessman
Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Protestant Episcopal Church
Canada
Parament
Bcit
Catholic Church
United Lutheran Church In America
Rocky Mountains Synod
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
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St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church
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Washington Aps
Thorington Construction Co
Richmond, Va
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WooWa
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Winchester Street
Chandra Danette
General Services Administe
Thomas Roetzel
Richmond
RFD
Allemande
Blackie Simmons
Hagersoun
Scott Key Square
Frederi Elementary School
Scott Key Squares Reef
Lynn A
Hannum
Norman Dp
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C & P Company
C. Ingram Salisbury
John C. Ingram
Hearst
New York
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New York American
United Ambulance
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West Seventh Street
Ricky
Gene
Tagemar Johansson
United Nations
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