Funeral rites for Guy T. Smith held in Walkersville
Funeral services for Guy T. Smith who died at his home near Pearl were held at the G. C. Barton Funeral Home in Walkersville. Rev. Clark S. Rist officiated with interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers were Smith nephews and Robert Grubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy T. Smith
Pearl
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Clark S. Rist
Mt. Olivet
C Clyde
Franklin
Howard
William A. Smith
Robert Grubbs
Harry Winpigler Jr
Kenneth JF. Frock
Taneytown
C. O. Fuss and Son
Morgan R. Andreas
St. Joseph Cemetery
Warren Stair
Clarence Senfi
Kenneth Hauk
Kenneth Arrington
Edward Warren
Paul Blanchard
Eugene Augustus Brown
Henryion State Hospital
St. James A.M.E
Bartonsville
F. R. Pauldings
Elks Band
Herbert Fredericks
Wallace Fredericks
Walter Bowie
Ambrose Walden
Robert West
Wiliam Barnes
E Msville Cemetery
C. E. Ill
Cultural Explosion Shown by Museum Visitor Counts
An article by Rev. C. J. MecNaspy argues that American cultural life has surged with museums in New York and across the United States drawing millions of visitors. The piece contrasts American museum attendance with European institutions and notes music theater and television as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolian Museum of Art
New York
Yankees
Museum of Modern Arts
Museum of Natural History
Brooklurn Art Museum
Chicago Arts Institute
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Franklin Instiute
Philadelphia
Detroit Art Museum
Houston Museum of Fine Arts
Louvre
Paris
Amsterdam
Rijks Museum
the Hague
America
C. J. MecNaspy
Calleze of Music
Loyola
University of the” South
New Orleans
Funerals Held Across Area For Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Patrick Bernard Stoner 18 of Emmitsburg and Mrs Lelia Fleagle of near Taneytown in Catholic and Baptist churches with local funeral directors C Fuss and Son and Wilson Funeral Home overseeing. Remaining services covered Charles R Crummitt WWI veteran near Mt Airy, Eugene Augustus Brown of Bartonsville, Samuel W Finneyfrock of Travilah Road Rockville, and memorials for Addie Burger Johnston All Saints Episcopal Church. Interments took place at local cemeteries with multiple pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Patrick Bernard Stoner
B.C
James Twomey
David Miessner
Larry Messner
Thomas Little
James Jones
Ronald Fisher
Joseph Rang
Wilson Funeral Home
Feneral
Lelia Fleagle
Washington
Batist Church
Taneytown
Seth S. Hester
C. ©. Fuss and Son
Howard Maus
Clarence Garver
Noah Babyson
Sterling Zimmerman
William Fiohr
Otto Myers
Cnaries
R. Crummitt
J. Edwin Murray
Mt. Airy
C. M. Waitz
Winfield
Henry Brown
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Woodbine
Baltimore National Cemetery
Joseph Leakins
Walter Welsh
Monroe Clary
Harry Poole Jr
Leo Gosnell
O. B. Driver
Addie Burger Johnston
John A. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Sohnston
Dr. James A. Estey Dies at 74 in Lafayette
Dr. James A. Estey, 74, professor emeritus of economics at Purdue University, died Monday in Lafayette. He joined the Purdue faculty in 1915, led the history department from 1929 to 1953, and retired in 1956. He was born in New Brunswick, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Estey
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Purdue
New Brunswick
Canada
Freight Train Passes Frederick Junction West Bound
A freight train of 45 cars was seen yesterday at Frederick Junction heading west with autos for the eastern trade. A local organ recital by S Gatly Sellars impressed listeners at Evangelical Reformed church. Residents urge a bridge over the Monocacy at Mumma's Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Junction
Evangelical Reformed Church
S. Gatly Sellars
Rocky Ridge
Monocacy River
Mumma‘s Ford
Jacob Rohrback
William P. Maulsby
John C. Motter
Charles H. Conley
Baltimore
Jack the Kisser
B. Eugene Wirts
West All Saints Street
N.C.R.R
William P. Morsell
John M. Dennis
Lutherville
Harry B. Witter
Westminster
P. A. Kley
Philadelphia
Frederick City
Samuel C. Titlow
Frederick Railroad Co
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick The News-Post 1941
A 1941 retrospective notes T E Zimmerman Adams Town won first prize for best ten ears of corn at a Farm Bureau exhibit in Baltimore. The first American troops leave for bases from England to Newfoundland. The next draft call may take 35 men from the city and county. Edward D Storm Frederick attorney becomes secretary of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. Sleet storm cripples telephones in the area. A Freder ick County Taxpayers Association meeting is planned. Articles of Incorporation filed for Patrick Court Company to buy and sell property. Evangelical Reformed Sunday School elected Lawrence E Bentz as general superintendent. Highland road project reaches 1.15 miles near Ellerton under WPA. Senate Finance Committee calls Gov OConor's budget incomprehensible to most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Zimmerman
Adamstown
Farm Bureau
Baltimore
England
Newfoundland
Brook-lyn
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Proclamations Signed by Frederick County Officials
Proclamations for use by the Brunswick Thurmont and Greater Emmitsburg Junior Chambers of Commerce were signed by Delbert S Null President of the Frederick County Board of Commissioners confirming official county endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Jaycees
Brunswick, Thurmont
Greater Emmitsburg
Local Jaycees Promote Week Of Service And Growth
Frederick chapter led by Henry R. Durell presented a library book “Young Men Can Change the World” during Jaycee Week. The article traces Jaycee origins from 1915 to the present, notes 1877 chapters worldwide, and highlights projects from WW II savings bonds to United Way support and community development efforts in Emmitsburg and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Henry Giessenbier Jr
St. Louis
United States
Junior Chamber International
JCI
U.S
Frederick
Chile
Ernie Berger
FBI
Uniteds Fund
Emmitsburg
Thurmont Jaycees
Emmisburg
Thursmont Tit
Thurmont
Businessmen’s Association
Maryland
Jaxcees
Earth
Freeze and thaw linger on ice at Buckeystown dam
After several days of sunshine and above freezing temperatures the Monocacy Rover near Buckeystown still retained a large mantle of ice despite milder weather. Buckeystown dam shows slow thaw and brittle ice formations along the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Buckeystown Dam
Kow
Church Council Hears Panel on Migrant Labor
The Frederick Council of United Church Women met at Good Shepherd Church despite bad weather. Rev. Denzel Wildey urged all Christians to unite in loving God and neighbor. A migrant labor panel discussed the scope of migrant farm work, housing regulations, and need for better state-to-state services, with local clergy and lay leaders contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Samuel A. Snyder
Marvyland Council
National Council of Churches
Maryland
Rev. Snyder
G. Harris Stainer
Christian Social Relations
Frederick Council
Wiliam G. Morgan
Department of Employment Security
Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Boyer
Good Shepherd Church
Thorne
Ries
Dudley Glick
Womenta Association
Ecumenical efforts mark Frederick church activities
Local churches coordinate ecumenical events and programs for 75th World Day of Prayer observance. Activities include coffee hour hosting, a film on ecumenism, and presentations by LCW leaders. Five foreign students hosted during Christmas, with Easter host plans under way. A day of reflection and prayer is set for February 17 with a dramatic presentation and open meditation hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Carl Weakley
United Lutheran Church
Good Shepherd Church
Donald Falconer
Women
Charles Poole
J. W. Morgan
Women’s Guild
Grace United Church of Christ
Charles Hicks III
Asbury Methodist Church
Robert Jaeger
Evangelical United Church of Christ
J. A. Williamson
Quinn A. M E. Church
Ray Linton
Parkway Church of God
Edward Mantz
Calvary Methodist Church
Eugene Romsburg
Trinity Methodist Church
P. F. Mehl
Frederick
John Garst
Baltimore
Washington
LCW
John Morrison
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Robert Woodward
First Baptist Church
Christian World Missions
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Marriage of Clariotte A Hardman and Harry C Kepner
Announcement of the marriage between Clariotte Ann Hardman of Emmitsburg and Harry C Kepner of Fairfield. The January 1 ceremony at Thurmont Methodist Church was officiated by Rev. Forrest Davis with a double ring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clariotte Ann Hardman
Arthur F. Hardman
Emmitsburg
Harry C. Kepner
Quinton Shultz
Fairfield
Thurmont
Forrest Davis
James Cool
Fairfield High School
Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
United States Mannes
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Composer Edward M. Turecheck Dies at 74 in Carroll
Edward M. Turecheck, 74, composer and music teacher, died Monday in Carroll. He played clarinet with orchestras in Philadelphia Chicago and New York and once headed a music conservatory in Marion Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll, Iowa
Edward M. Turecheck
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Marion
Ind
Deaths mark losses in Frederick area notices
Death notices from Frederick area record Mrs. Ruby Diggs Diggs of Hope Hill and Mrs. Thomas E. Harding of 325 East Second Street dying after illness and heart attack. Survivors include children, siblings, and extended families. services scheduled through C. E. Hicks and M. R. Etchison firms. Other obituaries include Mrs. Melena Sarah Thompson age 73 of Centerville. Mrs. Everett Jones age 65 of Yarrowsburg. victims linked to local churches, Masons and Eastern Star chapters with multiple relatives named and funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Diggs
Ruby Diggs
Diggs
Thomas E. Harding
Effie LaRue Harding
Thomas E. Harding Sr
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Harding
Vernon C
Fannie Hartsockmith
Trinity Methodist Church
Funeral Services Held for Feete and Brother Firm Associate
Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 p m at Browns ville Church of the Brethren with Rev Newton Poling officiating. Interment followed in the adjacent church cemetery. The Everfaithful Class of St Mark s Lutheran church held its regular January meeting at Mrs Carlos C Specht s Frederick home with 12 members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feete and Brother Funeral Home
Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Newton Poling
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Carlos C. Specht
Frederick
Specht
Ella Fry
Pauline Sheets
Viola Brown
Eva Redder
Pearl Hoffman
Ev. Reeder
Goldie Davis
Katherine Carey
Ruby Akers
Local Socials Note Poolesville Guests and Visitors
Air and Mrs. Raymond Poole and Franklin of Poolesville hosted dinner guests Al and Mrs. Lawrence Porter and family. Mrs. Porter, formerly Rachel Poole of Poolesville, and Bettie Johnson of Palms, joined for holiday gatherings. Col. George Adams USALC Rei. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harnld Dover on Bowers Road, en route to California to spend time with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Raymond Poole
Franklin
Poolesville
Lawrence Porter
Butch
Ruth
Debbie
Elen
Porter
Rachel Poole
Pooles Comersaltion
Mas
3 Johnson
Palms
Johnson
Jonnon
Or Robert Ae
San Diego
Parks
Long Beach
Leonard Tomlin
X Johnson
Bettie Poole
George Adams
Usalc
Rei
H. Harnld
Dover
Bowers Road
Col. Adams
Ing
Montpelier
California
Ile
Arthur Winebrenner Discharged to Sister’s Home
Among The Sick Mr Arthur Winebrenner, a patient at Washington County Hospital Haverstoun, has been discharged and is now at the home of his sister Mrs Frances Fox in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Winebrenner
Washington County Hospital
Haverstoun
Frances Fox
Woodsboro
Births and club meeting notes from local area
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births on January 16 and 17 including Cathy Diane to Mr and Mrs LeGore and a sixth son to Mr and Mrs Walter Sewell. Woodsboro 4-H monthly meeting at Connie Winebrenner's home featured training insights and embroidery demonstrations. Also notes the death of noted hydroplane race driver Louis J. Fageol at age 54 in San Diego and his former role with Twin Coach Bus Co. of Kent, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anddrews
Denton Gaye
M Tlemyer
LeGore
Cathy Diane
Walter Sewell
Frederichild
Andra DaVa
Woodsboro +H
Connie Winebrenner
Ida Catshall
Miss Winebrenner
Peggy Murray
Diane Catsail
Barbara Myers
Betty Cannon
San Diego
Calif
Louis J. Fageol
Twin Coach Bus Co
Kent
Ohio
Oakland
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Glen Rock
N. J
Maurice D. Ashbury
PTG & Mfg. CO
Valieau
BEL. Dy Cary Pens
Aember Ava Bureau of Circul Nons
Associated Press
Freteock
Samuel W. Finneyfrock
Travilah Road
Rockville
National Institutes of Health
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Thawley Holmes
the Pines Community Church
Travilah
Elmer Baggot
Erwin Bilgere
Elwood
Ralph
Luther
James Mills
News-Post
Jacob R. Ramsburg
J. Roe Castleman
Gas House Pike
Fingerboard Road
Jug Bridge
Church Council
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
iDes Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
Snow
St Paul
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Clear
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Ovie H. Lough
Taneytoun
Hanover Hospital
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John Stewart
Union Bridge
Paul C. Hooper
Jack Wantz
Theodore N. Topper
Merrill Wilson
Keymar
Wilbur
Luther Thompson
Melenna Sarah Thompson
Centerville
John and
Georgia Prettyman Keys
Ebereezer Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Golden Circle and Parsonage Committee
Eastern Star
Hope
New Market
Lilian Hes
Maudester Ambush
Victoria Bellinger
Washington, D.C
Florence Carroll
Lucille Weedon
Shirley Lee
Cupertina Thompson
Dorthea Powell
Calvin Thompson
Kelsey Thompson
John Brenton Thompson
Everett Jones
Mary Edwina Jones
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
John
Sally Leach Minn
Elsie Potter
Knoxville
Ruth Himes
Brunswick
Everett
Samuel Jones
Ida Richards
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nannie _Clipp
Forrest
Minn
Yarrowsburg
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