Soldier Survival Aids Highlighted by Army Surgeon General
Tokyo dispatch reports Maj. Gen. George E. Armstrong, Army Surgeon General, citing dramatic medical advances in Korea Japan and Okinawa. new artery transplant methods and an artificial kidney cut amputations and deaths, dextran shows promise as a plasma substitute, and armored vests may reshape the killed to wounded ratio. Tremendous progress in combat fatigue care also noted with high return-to-duty rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Korea
George E. Armstrong
Armstrong
Washington
Japan
Okinawa
Dextran
Placed emphasis on two platoon rule debate among college players
Local varsity players from Yale Maryland Western Maryland Mt. St. Marys and others weighed in on the two platoon rule. Most favored abolition saying it aids small colleges develops well rounded players and helps spectators. A minority preferred keeping the platoon system for more playing chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Maryland
Western Maryland
Mt. St. Mary’s
Harry W. LeGore
LeGore
Alvin G. Quinn
Frederick
Promoter Mike Jacobs Dies After Boxing Rise
Mike Jacobs a dominant boxing promoter who backed Joe Laws during the heavyweight era died at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Miami Beach at 6 15 a m after illness. He was 73 and had retired from active participation years earlier. Jacobs lived in Miami Beach and was known as a powerful figure in the sport. Remains are at a Thurmont funeral home awaiting services at 1 30 p m with Rev Edouard Taylor officiating. Interment will be at Blue Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Mike Jacobs
Mt. Sinai Hospital
William Glick
Jacobs
Miami Beach
Hialeah
Sunece Mike
Joe Laws
New York
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Marry Oyler
Waynesboro
Thurmont
Edouard Taylor
Slue Ridge
M. L. Creager and Son
Augustus Eckenrode
Agnes Louise Eckenrode
Augustus W. Eckenrode
Emmitsburg
Center Square
Joseph
Catherine Long Kiunk
McSherrystown
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Joseph's Church
Michael J. O'Brien
S L. Allison
Harry L. P. Dull
Lucy L. Dull
Wakefield
Frederick County
John and
Margaret Garver Poole
William Yingling
Amidee L. Yingling
Mabel L. Fowler
Baltimore
James E. Poole
Patapsco
John P. Poole
Charles T. Poole
Hampstead
Clara Miller
Oak Orchard
New Windsor
John H. Hoke
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
D. D Hartzier and Sons
Bernard Day
Baltimore City
James D. i
Laura Spaulding Day
Adamstown
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Bernard E. Day
U. S. Army
Robert J. Day
Miss Mary Day
Washington
Leo
Leo §. Day, Silanta, Ga.; Isadore M. Day
Atlanta
Roger 5. Day
Frostburg
Laura M. Day
Harry L. Day
Hagerstown
East Church Street
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Bess D. Adams
Vernon S. Adams
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lester B. Feaga
Magnolia Avenue
Cumberland
Feaga
H. Robert Whit
David Whit
Kight Funeral Home
Decatur Street
Seth C. Merrow
First Presbyterian Church
Adams
Rose Hill
Cumberland, M
Etchison and Son
Willie Johnson Appleby
Cedar Grove
Ella M. Appleby
Harry Appleby
Abby Gue
Laytonsville
Charles A. Shook
Damascus
Roy W. Barber
St. Martin's Church
Gaithersburg
Arlington Cemetery
D. E. Smelser
Mt. Airy
Prospect
Methodist Church
Frank E. Williar
Clyde Lindy
Leonard Haines
Frank Gardner
Benton Harn
James and
Prentiss van Sant
Frank Harris
Linganor
Multiple Frederick County Deaths Mark Week of Losses
A batch of notices reports the deaths of Mrs. Edith Jane Ranneberger wife of William P. Ranneberger at Doubs after a week illness, and Mrs. Ethyle Baker Routzahn wife of Maurice E Routzahn at 16 West Fourth Street after seven months. Other obituaries include Mrs Katie Estella Tritapoe widow of Edward Ashton Tritapoe, Mrs Laura A E Babington wife of Charles W Babington, and Mrs Catherine L Eigenbrode widow of Robert D Eigendrode. Services are planned in Smithsburg Middletown and Lewistown area with interments at Mt Olivet Lutheran and Middletown Lutheran cemeteries.
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W. P. Ranneberger
Edith Jane Ranneberger
William P. Ranneberger
Doubs
Michael and
Elizabeth V. Copeland Specht
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mabel Allnutt
Baltimore
Conrad Ranneberger
Woodsboro
Charles Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Elizabeth Hickman
Evelyn Menninger
Howard Ranneberger
Bettie Specht
Frederick
Abbie White
Boyds
David Specht
Tvo
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Maurice E. Routzahn
Ethyle Baker Routzahn
West Fourth Street
George and
Blanche Baker
Routzahn
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Howard Blank
Reno
Nevada
Raymord Grossmickle
Beaver Creek
Florence Baker
Myersville
Harry
Baker
Myersville United Brethern
Katie E. Tritapoe
Katie Estella Tritapoe
Edward Ashton Tritapoe
Frederick County
Jacob F
Charlotte E. Forrest
Charles
Smithsburg
United Brethren Church
Middletown
Edgar B
Hagerstown
Omar E
Funkstown
C. L. Eigenbrode
Catherine L. Eigenbrode
Robert D. Eigendrode
Aiarshall Leatherman
Lewistown
Edward
Barbara Anng Rowe Baxter
Thurmont
Deaths In Emmitsburg Area Include Isaac M Annan
Isaac M Annan longtime Emmitsburg resident dies at 75 at home after a life in the town. Survived by wife Harriet White Annan and sisters Mrs Emily Burton and Miss Helen Annan. Funeral at Taneytown this afternoon at two with Rev Gideon Columbus officiating. interment Presbyterian cemetery Emmitsburg. C O Fuss and Son are funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Julia Landers Annan
Emmitsburg
Thetown
Gideon Columbus
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Cemetery
C. O. Fuss and Son
George Fox
Carpenter
Graceham
Helen Krom
Fox
Raymond Haugh
M. L. Creager and Son
St John’s Catholic Church Scene Hosts Main Remsberg Wedding
Imogene Agnes Main and Paul Douglas Remsberg exchanged vows at St. John’s Catholic Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a 1952 graduate of St. John’s School, wore slipper satin with a cathedral train and Victorian accessories, while guests included Miss Dora Andrews and Rev. Herbert R. Jordan. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a southern honeymoon, as both come from Frederick County families with ties to banking and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Imogene Agnes Main
Anthony Main
Paul Douglas Remsburg
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Herbert R. Jordan
Ann Main
Ann Hitselberger
Erty
Margaret Lease
Frederick
Barbara Keifer
Sharon Main
Sharon Haustis
Maid of Honor
Patrick Joseph
Jim Gregory Remsberg
Paul Douglas Remsberg
Jack Krantz
Emory Remsberg
Willis Remsberg
George Lease
Patrick Joseph Main
Flower Girls
Horace Lukens
Jane Miller
Austin Miner
Philadelphia
Harry Robinson
Washington
Charles E. Martin
Fort Myer
Bayard Hedrick
Vienna
1620 East Boulevard
Charlotte
N. C
Miller
American University
George Washington University
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Waynesboro
Baltimore
Bethesda
Brownsville
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Fairfax
Brunswick
Beulah Bushong
John Theiss
Nichols
Annapolis
Brunswick High School
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
U. S. Navy
Funeral notices recount many local services
Funeral notices list numerous services for Mrs. Catharine V. Creager, Howard E. Brown, Rosaline Diffendal, Laura Babbington, Annie Mary Lease, Bernard Day, Charles B. Brooks, D. E. Smelser, and Pvt. William H. Dotson. Interments at Mount Olivet, Oldfields, Middletown, Linganore, and local church cemeteries. Military honors and pallbearers noted. family requests no flowers for one case and donations to March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Dotson
Sykesville
Korea
Fairview Methodist Church
Taylorsville
Walter Sewell
U. S
Rauleign Lamont
Charles L. Smith
Edward and
Lorraine Cook
Edward Groome
Howard Collins
William P. Larkin Post
American Legion
Frederick
C. M. Waltz
Weddings in Brunswick and Vienna feature multiple ceremonies
The issue reports several wedding notices including Ruth Elizabeth Martin and Robert William Miller who wed January 3 at the Vienna Presbyterian Church with a reception and a wedding trip, plus Doris Loretta Gibbons and Paul William Droneburg announced for a future ceremony. Additionally Dorothy Theiss and Clyde Nichols exchanged vows December 20 in Brunswick with a reception and plans for Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millen—Martin
Ruth Elizabeth Martin
Charles Robert Martin
Brunswick
Robert William Miller
John Milton Miller
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Vienna
Austin C. Gibbons
West Thirteenth Street
Doris Loretta
Paul William Droneburg
George W. Droneburg
Droneburg
Frederick Route 2
Women's Guild Meets at Grace Evangelical Church
The Women's Guild of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church gathered Wednesday night with 21 members present. Miss Edythe Sigmund, president, led Scripture reading and prayer by Mrs. John Grove. The year’s theme The Bible Speaks For Us Today was dramatized by several leaders. Refreshments were served by officers and a February 11 meeting at the church was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
Women’s Guild of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edythe Sigmund
John Grove
Sigmund
A. R. Remsberg
Jessie Webster
Raymond Wilhelm
Charles Poole
Austin Kemp
Russell Michael
Ditmar Shaff
Myrtlin Shoemaker
Brunswick man appeals 60 day term in assault case
A Brunswick area man Burnett Tritapoe appealed a assault and battery conviction after being sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 100 dollars for brutal unprovoked attack on Clifton Lee Spencer of Route 1 Knoxville. The hearing before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield included testimony from Spencer and others about the December incident at Tritapoe residence. Prosecutor Charles A Prices defended the case with counsel T West Claggett. Hobart McKenley Case of Route 3 Gaithersburg forfeited 10 dollars collateral on an improper passing charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Area
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Burnett Tritapoe
New Addition
Tritapoe
Clifton Lee Spencer
Route 1
Knoxville
Spencer
Sheffield
William Orrison
Tritappe
George F. Hawes
Brunswick
Russell
Charles A. Prices
T. West Claggett
Hobart McKenley
Gaithersburg
James Lewis
From where I sit 47 Joe Marsh on generosity across the county
A local raffle for the Volunteer Fire Department raised funds for a new engine with prizes from Buzz Ellis and Superior Motors. Mrs Thayer won a year's coal supply but donated it to a church she does not attend, praised for her inclusive spirit and generosity across groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Ellis
Superior Motors
Baker Coal Yard
Thayer
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Thomas Glass
Warren R. Evans
Homer Brooks
Walkersville
George Barrick
Robert Leichert
Clifton
Myersville Volunteer Fire Company
Joseph R. Harp
Paul F. Bittle
Albert D. Flook, Jr
Walter R. Falkenstein
Paul Hoffimaster
Howard L. Metzger
George C. Rice
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Graygon Doub
John D. Mause, Sr
Saagpa Pal
Sarehive
Charles W. Babington
Laura A. E. Babington
John
Martha Renner Biddle
Calvin, Moser
Boonsboro
Oscar
Roy
Clarence
Glenn
Lievd
Harry Palmer
Isaac M. Annan
Ellen E. Cooper
Ellen Elizabeth Cooper
Charles H. Cooper
John H. Leopold
Mollie Mary Carey
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Emma Webber
William Lt. Cooper
Daisy Knight
Charles W. Cooper
Hilda
Wheeler
Knoxville Luthern Church
M. L. Zirkle
Join Myers
Knoxville Reformed Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Bro
DeWarren H. Reynolds
DeWarren
H. Reynolds
George St
Montgomery County
Maryland State Roads Commission
Newton D. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Reynolds
State Roads Commission
Western Maryland Railroad
Charles A. Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eaton
Congress
United Nations
United States
USN
Catharine V. Creager
Roy C. Creager
East Patrick Street
BE. A. Godsey
Melvin T. Labbier
Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Truth Seekers
James Albright
Theodore Sundergill
Donald Schattenberg
Martin Ritchie
Charles Kemp
Edward Fout
C. E. Cline and Son
Howard E. Brown
New York City
Key's Chapel Methodist Church
Oldfields
John Evans
Chester Fisher
Milton Hienes
Samuel Brown
Leonard Duppins
Ellsworth Dowery
Homer Jackson
Oldfields Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler
Rosaline Diffendal
East Fourth Street
St John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
M. &. Etchison and Son
Laura Babbington
Charles W. Babbington
Howard McCarney
Ernest McBride
Clyde Harshman
Aionza Shafer
Frank Sheffer
Lawrence Rudy
Guy Waters
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Glndhill Co
Annie Mary Lease
George E. Lease
Robert A. Bozel
Thomas Dutrow
Eugene Dutrow
Bernard Dutrow
Charles Dutrow
Grayson Miller
St. Kenhn’s Cemetery
M. FR
Etchison i
Baltimore City Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Joseph F. Thorning
Frank L. Tyser
Neel, Davis
Stanley Davis
John Day
Joseph Pieper
Charles B. Brooks
Fitzsimmons Army Hospital
Denver
Colo
Mount Olivet
John H. Ness, Jr
Maryland National Guard Co. A
West Indies
Dean Acheson
Palo Alto Calif
Walter B. Pitskin
Palo Alto Hospital
Pitkin
Los Altos
Order of Eastern Star
Memorial Hall
Lorraine Keller
C. Leslie Brentlinger
Virginia Rudy
Willard Rudy
Catherine Dinterman
Barbara Ewing
Isabel Kefauver
Alice Huffer
Doris Peace
Alice Boileau
Adah
Norma Peterson
Ruth
Evelyn Fox
Esther
Charlotte Reeder
Martha
Mary Dubel
Electa
Mary Jane Tritippe
Warder
Eleanor McLuckie
Sentinel
Kenneth Kefauver
Elsie K. Wolfe
Loyalty Chapter
C. Glord Lynch
Granville E. Bixler
Joe Marsh
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