Wesley Leatherwood Funeral Plans Not Yet Finalized
The News reports funeral arrangements for Wesley Leatherwood are not yet completed. C. M. Waltz serves as funeral director. The item appears in the Frederick, Maryland edition published July 1 1959.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
4
The News reports funeral arrangements for Wesley Leatherwood are not yet completed. C. M. Waltz serves as funeral director. The item appears in the Frederick, Maryland edition published July 1 1959.
Frederick City officials and crews receive praise for rapid leak repair at Fishing Creek dam. Water mains kept steady thanks to Fort Detrick cooperation delivering about one million gallons daily. City Engineer W Raymond Walter Sewer Superintendent Marion Rice Electrical Superintendent Max S Hebe and William J Davis lead the water department with M J Grove Lime Co key to concrete work.
Several death notices from Thurmont and surrounding towns list Mrs. Laura Charlotte Black of Tampa Florida and Isaac E. Costly of Sykesville among others. The notices include survivors, burial plans, church affiliations, and funeral home details. The column also notes services at White Rock Methodist Church and Park Heights Cemetery, with interments, calls, and memorials.
Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Mfenry Willmott of Watertown New York three sisters Mrs. John J. Thomas Washington Miss Catherine Thomas this city and Mrs. Emily Thomas Moore Garden Grove California Two grandchildren and two nieces and nephews also survive. 106 East Church street where friends may call after 7 o clock Thursday evening. Funeral Friday at 2 o'clock from the funeral home interment Mount Oliver cemetery. M. Kr. Etchison and Son.
Funeral services were held at multiple locations for George William Harner 80 of Emmitsburg Mrs Emma E Beale of Purdu m and Kieman Kienwood Jones of near New Windsor. Interments occurred at Mt View cemetery Purdu m Mt Joy cemetery and Locust Valley Church of God cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry McNair Clarence Frailer Clarence Hahn Aaron Adams Gey Warren Charles Linn Delaney Frown Merton Dutrow Claude Loy Earle King Minor Burns John Kinz Wilbur Butler Jr Samuel Butler Jr Richard Smith Gerald Milberry Bernard Milberry Leroy Robinson Austin Gross Richard Pry Warne Guyton John W Sigler Obed Bailey and Mark Gladhill. Rev Philip Bower Rev Hayden Sparks Rev Houston Scott Rev Lloyd L Wolfe and Rev Glen M Baird officiated. Died at Warner Hospital Frederick Memorial Hospital and Washington County Hospital. The infant Richard H King and Donald C Rudy were among the deceased. Interments in Mount Olivet Reformed Meadow Branch and other local cemeteries.
Miss Georgia Ann Eagle daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey G Eagle and Wade Martin Zirkle son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Zirkle were married Saturday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Burkittsville The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli pompoms and pink gladioli A white ball gown worn by the bride and a pink and yellow maid of honor gown were noted Cadet Albert F Zirkle served as best man and Kenneth Lee Eagle as ring bearer A reception followed with numerous relatives and friends traveling from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and West Virginia The couple will reside near Petersville after they return from a northern states Canada trip
Dennis Bussard twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs A Earl Bussard of Trail Avenue entered F Memorial Hospital Sunday as a medical patient He recently completed two consecutive years of school without missing a day and will enter the seventh grade He was a student atIntesim Street School in the fall Also mentioned are John Fenton Adelaide S Mr Vernon J Smith near Lib Thomas and Trinity United Church at Mongomery County General Hospital Christ Adamstown and service in total ban before returning home
Deeds filed in the clerk’s office record the sale of several properties. The former Frank Stevens farm in Creagerstown district, about 237 acres, was sold by Mrs. Rachel D. Whitmore and others to Feigar C. Emrich and his wife for 47000 dollars. An improved Walkersville district property sold by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Martin to Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Green for about 15000 dollars. Green later sold a Tuscarora district property to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. White for about 10000 dollars. Public notices include Mrs. Elizabeth Knott and Mrs. Parsons Newman’s visits.
After three hot days with highs near 100 at the airport, June rainfall reached 3.85 inches, nearly normal. Fishing Creek reservoir level rose to 14.6 feet from the top, stream flow reported around 2.28 million gallons per day, with a misreported 2.8 million corrected by the superintendent. Lightning disrupted Lipganore plant pumps while Frederick endured brief gale force winds and downed limbs.
Aliss Sandra Marie Zimmerman and James Franklin Sharrer wed at Walkersville Lutheran Church with Rev. E Koontz Helms officiating. The reception followed at the parish house. The bride and groom plan to reside in Walkersville after a Deep Creek Lake honeymoon. Frances Sidwell Benson and James Fucker Pearce were married at Govans Methodist Church Baltimore with Rev. Raymond J. Purnell officiating. The couple then traveled to Nags Head for a honeymoon trip.
Mountain Theater presented Who Was That Lady I Saw You With Tuesday night amid thunder and rain. Rich ard Kneeland Barbara Hayes and Clinton Anderson headlined a lively cast in a Norman Krasna comedy with a mix of romance and espionage.
July 1, 1909 edition notes Company A on Braddock mountain guarding heights, East Branch EC.A. camp life near Jefferson, Kemp’s store employees served supper at Valley View Cottage, Miss Mattie Shook praised. A horse frightened by paper on West Patrick street, wedding at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Miss Jessie Alice Wav and Mr Charles S Reefs with Rev Dr Charles F Eck officiating.
July 1 1939 items note the Brunswick county post office building tax assessment trimmed from 11650 to 1000 by county commissioners. Charles M Smith 30 dies in lime kiln collapse after his father’s death. Emmitsboro High School hit by lightning with bricks loosened. Ames Falk begins as Frederick County treasurer succeeding Chapline. deputy Richard A Sliger starts duties.
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