Bruce G White Funeral Tuesday in Frederick
Bruce G White 60 well known bird fancier of 42 West Patrick Street Frederick died at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore after a three month illness. Survived by wife Lydia Young White sister Jean W Bast nephew David W Ament Braddock Heights. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at state home conducted by Rev Charles F Trunk Jr. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements by William F Bast and Sons.
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Bruce G. White
West
Patrick Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Meadville
David G. White
Elizabeth Martin White
Braddock
White
Lydia Young White
Jean Wi. Bast
David W. Ament
Braddock Heights
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William F. Bast
Europe
United States
Heart-of-Maryland
Frederick County
Homer. Mohler
Homer Smith Mohler
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Braddock Heishts
Thomas J
Laura Tucker Mohler
Frederick
Worthington Staley
Mohler
Charles W Speaks
Frederick- Franklin A. Mohler
Harry E
John L
Missis Annie M. Mohler
East
Mount Olivet Cemetery
E. Cline and Son
Trade Act Plans Draw Warm Reception in Congress
President Eisenhower's proposal for a three-year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act and other grants to stimulate foreign investment drew a warmer reception in this session's Congress. Democrats, now in control, have kept the policy since Cordell Hull proposed it. The push for two-way trade and efficient use of capital aims to replace loans with trade as a stimulus, moving public opinion toward favoring higher employment and steadier wages.
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Im Control
Cordell Hull
Enlistment Sparks Holiday Thanks from Frederick Family
Elwood Barnes, 19, of Walkersville, listed to U.S. Air Force on January 11. He scored a perfect 100 on the enlistment test and will begin basic training at Sampson AFB. The piece also thanks local merchants and friends for helping a family find a home for Christmas and praises Air Force representative T/Sgt. Algin J. King.
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Air- T
Frederick
Algin J. King
Winchester
AIR Force
Elwood FE
Barnes
John M. Barnes
Walkersville
United States Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
Winchester Hall
Fifty Years Ago A Frederick Bear, Cat, and Farm Events
Fifty years ago today a tractor in Frederic ks area reports a collision near Groff s Park sending Dr Michael Kovil s team into a chase with a horse that ran through Market and South streets and was shot after breaking its leg Irving Krill s son was bruised by a vehicle toss A wild cat was shot by Crum after a roof sighting near Vic CW Ketraw s henhouse Mr E L McLean received 1900 for a pipe organ gift and a church choral society concert was announced Bear hunting parties searched the Hebb farm mountains across the Potomac from Sharpsburg.
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Frederick
Michael Kovil
L. Victor Baukhman
Poplar Terrace
Groff
Vic
Ketraw
Booyer's Mill
Abselom Crum
Crum
E. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Andrew
Hebb Farm
Snow and collisions mark heavy January in 1905 Brunswick
Twenty years back from The News recalls a four inch snow fat, road plows, street tucks, and shovel work amid the heaviest January storm in five years. A fogged switch caused a bad collision near Maple Avenue. mayor and aldermen were informed. Local water rents led Brunswick property owners to risk service suspensions without settlements. Death notices include Mrs. Annie M. Kline at 79, and Mrs Mary Alice Butler of Shepherdstown aged 77, with details on families, churches, and funeral arrangements.
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Svteh
Wren
Wilber Watthews
Brunswick
Maple Avenue
B. and Q
Funeral services for Elmer Summers of New Market
Elmer Ellsworth Summers of New Market died Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 o'clock at 106 East Church Street funeral home with Rev. Howard J. McCannes officiating. Interment in Lutheran cemetery, Middletown. Pallbearers named. M. Ritchison and Son directed.
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William H. Harrison, Jr
William H. Harrison Jr
East South Street
William H
Caroline Howard Harrison
Frederick
Elsie Bohm Harrison
Ralph W
Harry E.harrison
Lewis Kline
Douglas Garwand
Cleve Leroy
Kenneth W. Harrison
Lee Roy A. Boone
Francis, Rippesa
William Oden
John E Toher
Melvin Klink
Annie Matilia Kline
Melvin Kline
Bowers Road
Welock
Harman Fo
Charlotte Heller | Fulmer
Braddock Lutheran Church
Warshamer
East Church Strnst
Oclork
Mount Olivet
Etchison and Son
Paul Kine
Drath
Elmer Ellsworth Summers
New Market
East Church Street
Howard J. McCannes
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Roy Summers
James Summers
Charles Summers
James £. Jones
Emory Shelton
Austin Keyser
Lutheran Cemetery
M. Ritchison and Son
Martin Luther Michael
Washington
Edwin Alcorn
Raymond Roderick
Glenn Leatherman
Russell Fisher
Winston Radford
Asa Blickenstaff
Noah Edward Kefauver Jr
Francis Brotherhood
Gladhill Company
Maggie Smith
Charles E Smith
East Patrick Street
E. A. Godsey
Calvary Methodist Church
Elkins
Roy
Charles
John
Robert Roderick
Martin Wagner
Cline
Som
Ruben Buller
New London
Myre Agnes Riess
West All Saints Street
Roy William Tenatius Snowden
Woodville Cemetery
el’ Turks
Marriages and engagements announced in local notices
Miss Margaret Irene Epler and Guy T. Parrish wed in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev. Daniel Dougherty officiating. Engagements announced include Shirley Ann Blacksten to Pic. Charles F. Fowler and Nancy Lee Wastler to William Ward. Also Miss Margaret Elizabeth Stone engaged to Lieut Malcolm Prince Root amid details of families and education.
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Parrish
Thyre
Margaret Irene Epler
William
Sterling E. Blacksten
New Windsor
Shirley Ann Blacksten
Pic
Charles F. Fowler
Raymond Fowler
Westminster
Fowler Blaikston
New Windsor High School
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone, Co
Fowler
Marines
Lakehurst
N. d
Arthur Wastler
Thurmont
Nancy Lee
William Joseph Ward
Joseph Ward
Sabillasville
Mary Ward
Washington
Birthday Party For Diana Loveless In Middle Town
A January 12 birthday party celebrated Diana Loveless daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Loveless in Middle Town with many Loveless family guests and friends listed. A separate entry notes a surprise party for Gwen Lenhart near Evergeeyen Point with several local residents in attendance and a DeMolay Mothers Circle meeting on West Patrick Street. Motorists forfeited collateral for speeding on US 3 740 near Frederick.
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Diana Loveless
Jacob Loveless
Middletown
Larry Shalt
Franklin Worris
John Springer
Frank Norris
Douglas Springer
Billy Marker
Harvey Loveless
Gwen
Lewis D. Lenhart
Evergeyeen Point
Mans Bitte
Clifford Drew
Mary Louise Heffner
C. M. Cooley
Lander Ray Skeen
Virgie Reed
Eugene Thompson
Charles Eaton
Lewis D Lenhart
Billy Reed
Alton
Emory
Shipex
West Patrick Street
Shiples
Bureile Cooper
Mel
Austin Kemp
Herbert Strawsbure
Jacob Ramabure
East Patrick Street
HW Reese Shoemaker
James
Burdette
Clarksburg
Carmin P
Binssi
Sarasota
Fia
Wilemer & Jacobs
RFD
Frederek
Maswell
Turner
North Court Street
Sir
Andrew V. Rodgers, Jr
Noth Court Street
Frederick
Paul Kline
Year’s Plans By 4-H Clubs
Plans for the year were approved at the first 1955 meeting of Frederick County Council of 4-H Girls clubs. Activities include National 4-H Week promotion March 5 to 12, Recreation Night March 8, and an April 28 meeting. Officers elected include Joanna Magaha president and Mary Jane Dudderar secretary. Committees were named for National 4-H Week promotions, annual meeting planning, and tours to United Nations in New York Annapolis and Baltimore. Two scholarships for 4-H week at College Park were approved. A community beautification project was proposed with gardens at churches schools and cemeteries.
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Frederick County
East Church ‘Street
Joanna Magaha
Prospect
Mary Jane Dudderar
Urbana
Georgia Anne Masser
Mt. Pleasant
Janet McDevitt
Barbara Carback
Johnsville
Frank Grabill
Frederick High School
Sarah Ramsburg
Lewistown
Dolly Lawson
Dudderar
Charles Futman
Marilee Putman
Lavwistown
Bonnie Grimes
Helen Englebrecht
Ballenger. Coms
United Nations
New York
Annapolis
Baltimore
College Park
Frederick area health notes and local events update
Among the sick Mrs H C Zacharias of Frederick is reported critically at her son in law's home. Charles Yost of 278 West Fifth Street is confined with scarlet fever. Harold F Repp plans to return from Maryland General Hospital where he is a surgical patient. Wayne McKenzie is recovering from scarlet fever and pneumonia. Charles Raymond Lakel, three, was admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Guy F Crum, formerly Frederick, recovering at home in Baltimore. Robert N Abrecht at University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mrs J Luther Smyre of Boonsboro confined with a fractured wrist. Frank Lakel of Frederick to Frederick Memorial Hospital for major surgery. Rev W Merval Weaver discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Jacob Goldberg moved to Martinsburg, then train to Kansas City. Mary H Gregory removed to her home 320 North College Parkway. getting along well. Bulletin board erected at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church in Adamstown costing $500. Teens dance at Staley Park fieldhouse with several winners noted. No dance January 1. next is January 26.
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H.C. Zacharias
Frederick
Charles A. Opel
Bethesda
Charles Yost
Angie Yost
West Fifth Street
Randolph Yost
Harold F. Repp
Johnsville
Hayward Avenue
Balti
More
Maryland General Hospital
Wayne McKenzie
Edvond McKenzie
Shookstown
Charles Raymond Lakel
Charles F. Lakel
Lee Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guy F. Crum
Frank Lakel
Rfc 2
W. Merval Weaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Jacob Goldberg
Grant] Place
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kansas City
M. R. Etchison
Mary H. Gregory
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Mermorial Hospital
Ner
North College Parkway
Sen
Nautilus Makes Historic Nuclear Propulsion Trial Launch
The submarine Nautilus moved from its Groton dock at 11 01 am EST to begin builders trials under nuclear propulsion. Navy officials hailed it as a milestone, noting the vessel can cross oceans submerged and circumnavigate the globe without refueling. About 60 civilian experts joined crew and officers aboard as observers watched from nearby docks.
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Froton
Conn
Navy
Electric
General Dynamics’ Corp
Thaimes
Long Island Sound
Thames
Cafrieg
Robert Fulton
New York
New London
Atlantic
Local Births and Celebrations Highlight Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ausherman welcome son Dale Ernest at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds nine ounces. Births also noted for Dale C Hickey and Dan William Bagley, with other commemorations including anniversaries and a 74th birthday for Harry C Edmonds.
Costa Rica Seeks More Aid Than Four Planes
In San Jose Costa Rica four World War II fighter planes were rushed to bolster the government against rebels amid a six day uprising. The OAS authorized transfer as Costa Rica urged steps for further help while alleging Nicaragua stirred the revolt.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U. S
Nicaragua
OAS
Urbana man charged after Saturday fracas crime
David Schaeffer of near Urbana was charged with assault on Mrs Helen Blair of Clearspring after a Saturday night clash at the Schaeffer home. State's Attorney Samuel Barrick said the assault charge would stand while a more serious charge of assault with intent to kill would be dropped. Schaeffer, jailed on a 1500 bond, was to be released on a summons for a hearing Friday. State Trooper Robert Storer investigated.
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David Schaeffer
Urbana
Helen Blair
Clearspring
Schaeffer
Samuel W. Barrick
Robert Storer
Bond Released Woman After Drunken Reckless Driving Charge
Ruth M. Howard of RFD 4 Fresh Rick was released from the county jail after being charged Sunday with drunken and reckless driving by State Trooper Robert C. Dishont. Bond of $3645 was posted for her release. A hearing will be held in Peoples Court Wednesday morning.
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Ruth M. Howard
RFD
Freshrick
Robert C. Dishont
Peoples Court
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