Obituary for A T McCanner Dies Suddenly at 66
A T McCanner aged 66 died suddenly from a heart attack Saturday at 9:39 AM at his home 1102 West Second Street. Survived by wife two sons Arthur F McCanner Jr and James O McCanner a brother Franklin G McCanner two sisters Hazel McCanner and Mrs William Heard four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a member of Lynch Lodge 163 AF and AM and a 32nd degree Mason. Co owner of the Young Mens Shop on North Market Street for 36 years and a director of the Frederick County Building and Loan Association Netronial Bank. Funeral arrangements at Danley and Son funeral directors with services Tuesday at 2 PM at Mount Olivet cemetery.
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Arthurs Thomas McCans
Owen Kine McCanner
William Heard
Santa Margarita
Khaly
Neplicas
McCanner
T Lynch Ledge
Masons Enti
Order of Scowish Rue Masons
Young Mens
North Market Street
Cooperation on Columbia River Basin Across Borders
The piece argues that navigation power and irrigation across the Columbia River require cross border cooperation between Canada and the United States. It notes the basin spans both nations and urges government driven joint undertakings. A private cross border study coordinated by national planning and Canadian planning groups aims to provide perspective on bilateral problems and solutions.
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Northwest
Columbia
U_ S
United States
Columbia River Basin
National Planning Association
Private Planning Association of Canada
Canada
Among The Sick and Injured in Middletown Area
Everett Gaver lacerated her right foot at a swimming nook and was treated at Watton County Hospital with eight sutures. Mrs. Laura Myers transferred from Walkersville to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance. Tourmont and Gae Whitmore are among other local patients recently treated or recovering after operations at Frederick Memorial Hospital or Washington County Hospital.
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Sue Gaver
Everett Gaver
Middletown
Watton County Hospital
Laura Myers
Ralph Smith
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. C. Barton
M. C. Exwyer
Tourmont
Washington County Hospital
Haserstown
Inlaw
Delmer Sawyer
Maugansille
Gae Whitmore
Opossumtown Pike
Frederick Memorialt Hospital
Fifty Years Ago Ttems From The Columns Of The Sews
Fifty years ago on July 6 1905 readers recall a Fourth of July at Braddock with many injuries from fireworks a lamp explosion at Mrs C Allen Jones home and a crowded Independence Day scene. Firefighters prevented a blaze as damaged bedding chairs and mats were tented. Central National Bank directors elected Storm vice president Kemp Grdner Potstechies and others at a meeting.
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Braddock
Observancy
Sirs
C. Allen Jones
East Second Street
Joseph Sheehan
Jotn Falk
Joseph Sheridan
Central National Ba Iam
B. Storm
Roi A. Kemp
George TL Grdner
Hichara
Wimenester Dei
Dea
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago July 6 1939 reports a collision on Washington pike injuring a passenger. A large Frederick fireworks display in Baker Park drew a crowd nearly equal to the city population. A street barrage of fire crackers preceded the event. About 5000 fans attended July 4 motorcycle races at the Fair Grounds.
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the News
Ozie
Eperstor
Washington Pike
Frederick
Baker Park
Fair Grounds
Deaths Miss Millie E Brown Tanexviown resident dies at 81
Millie Elizabeth Brown of Tanexviown died Friday around 10 at night after a seven week illness. She was a daughter of the late Samuel and Julian Hitchen Brown and a member of Grace United Church of Christ. Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 am at Fuss funeral home in Tanesion with burial at the church cemetery. Survived by many nephews and nieces.
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Millie E. Brown
Millie Elizabeth Brown
Samuel
Julian Hitchen Brown
Grace United Church of Christ
Morgan R. Andreas
Fussgeral
Tanesion
Cemete
Eans
Samuel P. Duncan
Maggie M. Duncan
Thurmont
Samuel Duncan
Frede
Jacob and
Mary Freshman Siteis
Thurmont Church of the Brethren
Surwig
P. Duncan
Duncan
Carl Atihoe
Isaac Bayaiter
Beck
Costley
Frindon
Whi Methodist
Sykesville
Western
Annie Belle
Alexander Measell
Edward Measell
The
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Paul Akhouse
Joseph F_ “Eisenhauer
William H. Barr
Charles V. Mann
Charles Ips
Milhelm Stickney
Richerd F. Kline
Olivet
Cemer
E. Carty Company
Revered minister dies at 79 in Frederick area
Reverend Leonard J. Flohr longtime pastor in Frederick county passes away at his home on August 17 at age 79. He is survived by three sisters Mrs Ridgely of Baltimore, Mrs Moberly, and Mrs Wuthjal. The brief obituary notes he served at Rockylis Ridge and Thurmont Brethren churches after ordination. A commemorative balloon post office stamp honoring him is to be issued in Lafayette Ind. and presented at the Frederick post office on August 18.
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Leonard J. Flohr
Mary C. Rabe
Post Office Department
Fred
Gospe T
Lafayette
Ind
Erick County
Tate
George T. and
Sarah
C. Goodman
Shejair
Rockylis
Fearrsing
Small
Obituary notices from Boonsboro and Frederick areas
Obituary notices report multiple local deaths with services and burial plans. Frank Goodman of Frederick and Earl Dewey Jones of Hagerstown are named among the deceased, with details of funeral home, times, and cemeteries. Other notices mention Joseph A. Mossburg and Stanley E. Reeder, with kin lists and burial sites in Boonsboro and Locust Grove.
Wherler-Abrecht-Wher Wedding Reported in Pa. Church
A wedding at St. Matin Church in Tzanevtown, Pennsylvania united Abrecht and Wherler. Bernard dz, son of Mr. and Mrs. 2 Abreché Sr., attended with family support. Rev How nex officiated at 2 p.m. pink and white flowers decor and hydrangeas adorned the altar.
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Lorrigné Wherler
Ralph
Bernard Dz
Abreché Sr
Tzanevtown
Sto Mat N
Hownex
Mat Jene Cole
Hampsten
J. Herbert Sprinzer
Ar T
Tanev
Hicshai
Temaie
Pennington Johnson Wedding Here Friday
Virginia Joyce Johnson and Charles Auburn Pennington wed in a Calvary Methodist Church double ring ceremony. The couple, both residents of this city, plan a short wedding trip to Pennsylvania with Pennington to report for Air Force duty in Amarillo after marriage.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Virginia Joyce Johnson
Emil W. Johnson
Charles Auburn Pennington
R. C.pennington
Harlan, Ky
John G. Felton
Bohm
Grieg
Robert S. Thurman
Emporta
Kan
Barbara Jonason
la Center
University of Kentucky
Charles L. Schrodel Jr
Buffalo
Valerie Skayre
Lee Plecé
Henry
Miss Johnson
Mrs. Sauer
Rose
Miss There
Flowers
Scouts Hold Court Of Honor At Detrick Armory
The 150 scouts from Troop 799 and Explorer Post 799 held a Court of Honor at Detrick. Awards included bronze palms for Richard Hargett and Dan Carroll, Star-guards, First Class badges to Steve Marrone and others, and 19 second class awards the largest in troop history. Merit badges were presented to 33 boys. invocation by Rev. Trunk Jr. and Fort Detrick representation closed the ceremony.
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Detrick
Lin
Richard Heargeithe
Dan Carroll
Cotirell
David Tiger
Harold A. Neuier
Lee Jacobs
Broadrup
Elkins
Charles
Wallerreu
Howard Hi
Robert Butts
Scoumaster
Edward Schantz
Steve Marrone
Tom Grumbine
Robert DeGrange
John Thompson
Mike Hess
Bi Koontz
John Hardy
Gary Borbrick
Paul Haynesworth
Marty Kline
Jerome Johnson
James Andrus
Ron Philips
Mike Ladino
Tom Beall
Mike Mauro
James Hillburn
David Clark
Robert Garner
Richard Heslin
George Chapline
Robert Bernstein
Dan Fernelius
Daryl Corbin
Barlowe Luhn
Jody Vona
Mr. Cottrell
Jeff Elkins
Billy Thompson
Tenderfonts
Troop Necker
Robert Harris
Walter Cottrell
Steve Overholt
Jeve Marrone
Richard Shafi
Hesime
Hirsch
Overholt
Arrone
Clark Tire
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Ark
Richard Hargett
Richard Graham
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kenneth I. Bechtold
Fort Derrick
Cermoni
Diverse Personal Notices Highlight Atlantic City Trip and Weddings
Local notices recount residents visiting family, vacations, and ceremonies. Dorothy Carmack joined by relatives at Mulberry Acres near Annapolis for Fourth of July. several families from Maryland and Pennsylvania traveled to Atlantic City. Elizabeth Poffenberger wed Eddie Whitmore Reese in Sharpsburg. Schuttingers hosted Diane’s ninth birthday with fourteen guests. Various residents report travels to Gloucester England, New York, and Niagara Falls, with farm visits and community roles noted.
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Dorothy Carmack
East Third Street
Lillian Tomanio
Mulberry Acres
Magothy River
Annapolis
Dale A- Wise
Jobo A. Hahn
Feagaville
Maurice Easton
David
Carrolien Manor
Donald 2. Easton
Coatesville
Mercersburg Academy
Gloucester
British Isles
New York
Nancy V. Moats
East Fourth Street
Harry English
RFD
Hagerstown
Leslie Long Jr
Elizabeth Ann Poffenberger
Eddie Whitmore Reese
Sharpsburg
Arthur Schuettinger
Upper College Terrace
Arthur
Diane
Ocean City
Royalton Hotel
Diane Schuettinger
Bliss Helene G. Vona
Joseph Vona
Noritz College Parkway
Harold L. Childs
Ringtown
Mes. Childs
Atlantic Morgan Horse Club
Miss Vera
New England
Morgan Horse Farms
Lippitt Morgan Farm
Randolph
Childs
Chelsea
Leroy Lowell
South Market
Robert Hooper
Glade Village
Walkersville
Mountain Theater To Offer Witness For The Prosecution
Mountain Theater at Braddock Heights opens its third season production, Agatha Christie courtroom drama Witness for the Prosecution, Tuesday through Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Leading roles include Clinton Anderson as the defense solicitor and Leonard Folie as the defendant, with Barbara Hayes and Richeland delivering strong performances. The cast and crew include producer William Brinning, Roy Franklyn on staging, and Curtiss Cowan on sets and costumes, as the drama unfolds at the candlelit venue. Franklin U. Stransky, 35, Savanna Illinois, longtime chair of the Illinois Pardons and Parole Board, dies of cancer in Chicago.
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Braddock Heights
Agatha Christie
Merwiene Dietrich
Tyrone Power
Clinton Anderson
Biz Daddy
Ond Anderson
Candlelight
Washington
Mountain Theater
Romaine
Ijl
Barbara Hayes
Leonard Foie
Richeland
Miss Hayes
Mr. Kneeland
Strawhats
Miss Christie
Old Bailey Court
London
William Brinning
Roy Franklyn
Curtiss Cowan
Funeral notices and baptisms from Frederick area
Funeral notices report multiple services for Laura C Black Isaac Bayaiter Beck Costley Luther Bert Old Braddock and others with interments at private cemeteries Paget pallbearers listed and churches named James William Delaplaine Sr baptized at Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederick Godparents named Seismograph records two quakes noted by Fordham University in Peru and New York area hospitals
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New York
Fordham University
Charles E. Marino
Peru
Fredericks
Memorial Hospital
Vaa
Eld
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Franklin L. Goodman
John C .Miller, Inc
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Earl Devey Jones
Washington’ County Hospital
Aia
Joseph A
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Myrtle M ‘Mozis
Fr. Meade
Goldie Brederics
Boonsboro
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Baltimore City
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Edward Reeder
Eakle
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Baonsboro
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Ax Zrandechildren
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RFD 2
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Bede Jane Rice
Chambersburg, Pa
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Chicago
Franklin U. Stransky
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Illinois Pardons and Parole Board
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Henry. S. Black
Tampa
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Creager and Son General
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Oscar
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Frederick Memorial
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Mary Jacobs
Barbera
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William Tflynn Jr
Woodfield
Lawrence Mason
Harry Ulmer
Richard Spear
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Jenny 2Iullinix
Forrest Phieffer
Frederick Reed Jr
Cromwell King
John' S L. King
Elsworth King
Frank Ris Hood
Millette Jr
Howard Chapel
Long Corner
L. Moses
Ida Purdum Hay
John S. Hay
Kemptown
New Market
Leon Dege
Oak Street
Mount Airy
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Mr. Leatherwood
Earthor
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Mount Az
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Mark Fleming
Starley Fleming
Albert Pickett
Calvin Leatherwood
Elis Leatherwood
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Winfield
Vannie
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East Firth ‘Street
Quinn A-M.e
J. A. Williamson
J. W. Leeks
D. Ridout
H. J. McDonald
Old Rugged Cross
Minvon Brown
City of Rest
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Richard Fergerson
William Brooks
Robert Stanton
Thomas Strawder
Wallace Frederick
Fairview Cemetery
C. E.hicks II
Saint Jonn’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
James M.cranenburg
J. Wiliam Obenderfer Jr
Bernard E. Dennis
Ralph i Snydire
Holmes Painter
Garel Cannon
Str John’s Catholic Cemetery
R. G. Dailey and Son
Douglas
Wayde Moss
Elmer
Anna Lee Desauier Moss
South Market Street
East Church Street
F. P. Brose
Packway Church of God
Locust Valleyemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Plumeral Directors
Frider
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Clayton E. Shriner
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Harvey Stambaugh
Grarden Clem
Roy Dinterman
Fiord Wetzel
Leslie Fox
Lester Curfman
M. L. Creager and Son
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Cedar Grove
Libertytown
Per. Wiliam M. Brown
Roosevelt Marshall
Gene Smith
Elmer Hollman
Russell Barton
James Leather
Reuben Hail
Faterment
Chapel Cemetery
Bear Libermown
John Fenian Thomas
Christy Drive
Veterans Administration Center
Martinsburg
Funeral Home
Church Street
Walter D. Mehriing
Trinity Cited Church of Christ
Adamstown
Mount Olive
Mlrf, Etchison and Son
Morni
William
Zimmerman ‘Bee) Renn
Market Street
James William
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Central
Evangelical Tatheran Church
Charles F. Trunk
Tom C. Akeley
Grace Episcopal Church
James 8. Thomas
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