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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1949

Page

5

Mrs. R. L. Crum Dies Active In Local Groups

Mrs. R L Crum 59 active in Frederick County groups including Zonta Sons and Daughters of Liberty and Homemaker circles dies after long dairy business role. Survived by husband Paul L Crum mother and son Ernest D Inter ren grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at 106 East Church Street with burial at local cemetery. M R Richison and Son in charge.

Hattie Dife Ror L Lettie Seachi Linterman Crum United Brethren Church Walfe Frederick Zonta Club Ge Club Homem Council Frederick Ua Assoc. Womer Frederick County East Church Street M. R. Richison and Son Rave

Former Local Woman Dies From Burns

Mrs. Mary Strine Morgan, 45, of Washington and formerly of Frederick, died Sunday night from burns after her bed caught fire at 2026 P Street NW. Her husband Marshall Morgan, 46, was overcome by smoke but unharmed. Marine Master Sergt. Raymond McCoy first alerted residents and helped evacuate. Mrs. Morgan, daughter of Mrs. Amanda Strine and the late Charles A. Strine, will be buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery after funeral services at her home.

Mary Strine Morgan Washington Frederick Emergency P Street N. W Associated Press Marshall Morgan Sergt Raymond AfeCoy McCoy Morgan Lane Amanda Strine Carroll Parkney Charles A. Strine Harvey Cramer Richard L. Shoemaker George Winebrewer Fred East Chu S. Cenia M. Boone Cenia Mary Boone Jesse R. Boone Johnsville Samuel J. Fosse Nancy Elizabeth Peurs Fogle David A. Snyder David Andrew Snyder Ridgeville Mary C. L. Snyder Herman M. Snyder Charles Renner B. B. Snyder Wesley Dodger Frederick Memorial Park Olin L. Molesworth Damascus

Frank M. Hardt Dies at 69 in Philadelphia

Frank M. Hardt, 69, longtime banker and golf administrator, died in Philadelphia. He retired from a brokerage role in 1946 and served as secretary of the U S Golf Association in 1938 and led the Golf Association of Philadelphia from 1939 to 1941. He is survived by his wife Helen Liscom Hardt and two sons, including Thomas F. Furlong Bryn Mawr, and seven grandchildren.

p-Frank Merion. Pa M. Hardt Widel Co Mon Scott, & Co Golf Association of Philadelphia U. S. Golf Association Helen Liscom Hardt Thomas F. Furlong Bryn Ma Pa

Engagement announced for Georgia Dyer and Lt Howard Burnett Jr

Rear Admiral and Mrs George Carroll Dyer of Chevy Chase announce the engagement of their daughter Georgia Dyer to Lt Howard Weston Burnett Jr son of Mr and Mrs Burnett of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts The couple plan a wedding on April 16.

George Carroll Dyer Chevy Chase Georgia Dyer Howard Weston Burnett, Jr Burnett Jamaica Plains Mass Russ Dyer Hood , College Li Burnett Roxbury Latin Boston United States

Truman program pace urged to speed up

report notes calls for faster implementation of the Truman plan to ration scarce steel and other commodities. Secretary Sawyer and other Democrats support the voluntary system, while a GOP effort to extend it beyond seven months failed in the Senate Banking Committee.

Truman Shere Congress Secretary of Commerce Sawyer Senate Banking Committee

Local Woman Hurt Dies In Wreck Near Rockville

Mrs. Anna Wisner 55 of 207 Maple Avenue remained in Montgomery County General Hospital with possible chest injuries after a Friday evening buckeye collision between a Norwood car driven by William Monard and a truck operated by Nathan Lewis on Route 28 between Rockville and Norbeck. Monard died. Mrs Wisner and Irene Monard sustained injuries.

Anna Wisner Maple Avenue Montgomery County General Hospital Rockville Wisner Monttgomery County Irene Monard Monard

Injuries and hospital recoveries in local area

Among the sick, Lester Bin of Keymar received treatment at Warner Hospital Gettysburg for a left wrist laceration needing three sutures after a hatchet incident. Mrs J Fred Putman of 319 North Market has been a Frederick Memorial patient two weeks and is somewhat improved. Mrs Wada Roberson Dickerson, operated on January 17 at Suburban Hospital Bethesda, convalesces at her daughter’s home, 33 East Upshur Street NW Washington. Mrs Roberson recuperating satisfactorily. Mrs Isaac Stevens moved from 1 East Fifteenth Street to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday morning. One removal was made by M R Etchison and Son ambulances.

Lester bin Keymar Warner Hospital Gettysburg Irs Dorothy H. Piper East Upshur Street N. W Washington Roberson Isaac Stevens East Fifteenth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital M. R. Etchison and Son

Universal Training May Be Scuttled

Washington reports that the House is ready to block universal military training amid fiscal scrutiny. The Appropriations Committee weighs 800000 under defense plans and some members favor transferring UNITY funds to the Air Force while delaying broad cuts. The note adds context about political shifts including the Duke of Wellington.

Washington Military Traiz Son Army Air Force Appropriations Committee

Obituary notices from Johnsville Maryland area

Multiple deaths reported including Cenia M Boone 36 of Union Bridge with four day illness, and Gertrude Richerds 77 long time St John Cathol parishioner of Frederick County. Also infant Sharon Lynn Call died at Frederick Memorial Hospital, David A Snyder 37 of Ridgeville, Jean Samuel Mann 84 of Lovellsville, Miss Clara M Easterday 73 of Jefferson, and other local relatives noted with funeral arrangements. Funeral directors C. E. Cline and Son and M. R. Exerals. Interments planned at Frederick Memorial Park and St Johns Cemetery among others.

John Mann Jean Samuel Mann Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Charles Wenner Lovellsville Ter Irs S. E. Kidwell Brunswick George Bennett Ime Park Heignis C. H. Feete and Brother Clara M Clara M. Easterday G. Shaff Jefferson Margaret Summers Hinher C. Baughman East Church Neral Interm M. R. Exeral Mand

AFL Backs Truman Labor Plan Amid Wary AFL Leaders

Labor leaders welcomed the proposed labor measure but urged a two package approach. They wanted repeal of Taft-Hartley and reenactment of the Wagner Act in one bill, with additional improvements in a second bill, as George Meany and William Green arrived.

Amer George Har Air William Green AFL

Funeral notices and services for multiple local residents

Funeral services and obsequies were held for Nellie I Haugh Rich Eugene Harman infant son of George M and Jean Mohney Harman Wikism Her Oden Bettie widow of Edward Gladhill Com pany and others with interments at Mount Olivet Forest Oak Cemetery and local church cemeteries. Pallbearers included Edwin Freedman Larry Harman and more. Services conducted by various ministers with D. Cline and Son and C O Fuss and Son funeral directors noted.

Nellie I. Haugh S. Earl Mitchell Samuel Aa. Harley Mr. Jacobs Ames Marshall Crurppacker Johust Guy Formal Holand C. O. Fuss and Son Rich Eugene Harman George M Jean Mohney Harman Aneytown Mercy Edwin Freedrman Larry Harman Fran Nelson Oden Ek Street Samuel S AH Saints Risecopal Church George Oden Austin Oden Charles Harpine Edwood Cramer Oliver Oden Charles Ly Mount Olivet Cemetery C. E. Cline and Son

Baltimore Symphony Campaign A Flop Not Achieving Goals

Report notes weak financial response to the Baltimore Symphony fundraising drive. Co chairs announce efforts to keep the orchestra funded as preparations for a fast moving program and housing concerns are mentioned alongside other civic matters.

Ore Baltimore Symphony

Personal News Shows Visits From Camp Detrick to New Orleans Relatives

Mrs Morris Guggenheim and son David return from five weeks visiting Dr Suzanne Schaefer in New Orleans and her brother Kenneth Schaefer in St Louis. Other notes mention visits to Charlotte Randolph and Urbana, births at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and local market prices for wheat and other grains.

Morris Guggenheim David Camp Detrick Guggenheim Suzanne Schaefer New Orleans Kenneth Schaefer St. Lewis Henry Hobbs Satan Dale Deen Sai George Grove Laney, Grove Becraft Betty Charlotte S.C Randolph Texas Reheme East Pacit M_ Roderick Urbana Shady Beach Fin Tampa St. Petersburg Carol Lee Frederick Memorial Sta Ie Lee Jacobs Rosemont Avenue Edgar

Local ads and notices from Frederick area sources

Local items announce coat and snow suit reductions for girls plus hats at low prices and a card of thanks for illness and death in the Ogen family. Frederick Livestock Sales lists nightly offerings on South Street near Etzlers asphalt with February 1 and 3 sale dates. The Frederick Motor Company promotes Ford dealer services and car listings on South Court Street.

Frederick South Street Etzlers Imery and Miscei Ramsburg Frara South Court Street Frederick Motor Company Ford

Funeral service for Sister Hattie Crum noted by group

Members of Sons & Daughters of Liberty No. 32 meet at Etchi son Funeral Home on Tuesday at 2 o'clock to attend Sister Hattie Crum's funeral. The notice includes various community events and sales details such as a turkey supper and a barn sale, plus contact bits.

Attention Sons & Daughters of Liberty Etchison Funeral Hattie Crum

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