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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1967

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3

Local Obituaries and Social Notes From Beallsville Area

Amount of space covers obituaries and social updates in Montgomery County. Notable items include deaths of Cleta Durang and Bert MacDonald with ties to Poolesville and Dickerson, and Randall Beauzel near Beallsville. Local visits record Mrs Hazel Barbara in Washington DC and Ruth Fowler recovering in Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Hazel Barbara Washington, D.C John W Kimmerling Poolesville Ruth Fowler Frederick Memorial Hospital G. Best Linthicum Hlymcrest Beallsville Amos P. Booty Darnestown Robert E Wood Seneca Lewis Martha Carracott Becky Alpharetta John W. Moore Boyds Ellen Dynes Kennett Square John T. Fyffe Jr Pootite Cleta E. Durang Philadelphia Walkersville Claude Reddick Bert MacDonald Kensington Holy Cross Hospital

Monocacy Garden Club meets in Poolesville hosts talk on soil health

Beallsville area reports show January session at Mrs Herbert Browns home with co host Mrs Hugh M Beshers. Dr Betty Bradford Bloom discussed devitalized soil and seaweed reconditioning. Speaker is 83 with radio show Over the Garden Gate. February plans include Deciduous Trees topic by Mrs R Edwin Brown. May flower show expansion planned.

G. Best R. Edwin Brown Peach Tree Road Carlton G. van Emen

Suburban Hospital Obituary Notes and Tribal Identity Claim

The obituary notes a deceased Suburban Hospital patient survived by wife Leora Baitzel and ten children including Dean, Dale, Harry, Steve, Janet, Linda, Connie, Teresa, with other relatives in Frederick and Clarksburg. Burial occurred at Monocacy Cemetery in O sayville. The article also reflects on African tribes labeled as 200 groups totaling over five million people, challenging the notion of a single homogeneous tribe.

Leora Baitzel Dean Dale Harry Steve Janet Linda Connie Teresa Florence Reed Frederick Esther Kidwell Clarksburg

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