Deaths of Wilbur A Sheffield and Arthur Rodgers
Wilbur A Sheffield 64 of Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage suffered at work. He leaves a wife Cora, five children, two sisters, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from his home with interment at Mount Olivet. Arthur Rodgers of Hagerstown former Landis Tool Co. employee died at Washington County Hospital after a year ill. Survived by wife Catherine and four sisters. Funeral Sunday 2:30 PM at Minnieh funeral home with interment at Rose Hill.
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Wilbur A. Sheffield
Wilbur A. Shefield
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sheffield
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick
Frank E
Annie Welty Sheffield
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cora E. Geisinger Sheffield
Woburt F. Sheffield, Jr
Hilda Sheffield Grove
Charles Kline
Paul F. Sheffield
Charles D. Sheffield
Glenn R Nikirk
Chester J. Simmons
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Arthur Rodgers
Laurel Street
Hagerstown
Landis Tool Co
Waynesboro
Washington County Hospital
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Acacia Lodge
A. F. A. Masons
Catherine Doub Rodgers
Carrie Jenner
Walter Ritchie
Jennie Morris
Frank Albin
Boston
Mass
Minnieh
J. Edward Harms
Rose Hill Cemetery
Fune ral rites for Blair L Stonesifer held in Littlestown
Funeral services were held Friday morning at 10 o'clock at J. W. Little and Son funeral home Littlestown Pa for Blair Lewis Stonesifer 26 near Westminster who was killed Tuesday evening in a motorcycle accident on Deep Run road near Union Mills Rev David S Kammerer officiated Interment in Bachmans Valley cemetery He is survived by his wife Brenda Jean a daughter seven brothers a sister and his parents He was employed by Thomas Bennett and Hunter read contractors of Westminster Also funeral services for Agnes Sewell colored who died Tuesday at her daughter's home in Baltimore were held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Simpson Methodist Church New Market Rev Howard Wallace officiated Pallbearers listed Interment in church cemetery W E Falconer funeral director
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J. W. Little and Son Funeral
Littlestown
Blair Lewis Stonesifer
Westminster
Deep Run Road
Union Mills
David S. Kammerer
Bachman’s Valley Cemetery
Helen Zepp Stonesifer
Brenda Jean
William Stonesifer
Guy Stonesifer
Calvin Stonesifer
Kenneth Stonesifer
Edward
Earl
Glenn
Elton
Pauline Wagner
John T. Stonesifer
Thomas, Bennett and Hunter
Read Contractors
Agnes Sewell
Baltimore
Simpson Methodist Church
New Market
Howard Wallace
Sellman
Walter Fossitt
George Dunnally
Robert Lyles
Nepa Lyles
Ernest Hawkins
Leslie Seawell
Rollie Carson
Church
WE. Falconer
Local Hospital Updates on Infirm Relatives
Among The Sick Mrs snemas west Thurmont Route 1 is improving at Waynesboro Pa Hospital where she underwent a major operation. John Edward Firer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Firer Thurmont is recovering satisfactorily following treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for a number of weeks and is expected home over the weekend. Mrs G W Dubel Mr Airy underwent an operation at Mercy Hospital Baltimore this week.
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Snemas
West Thurmont
Waynesboro
John Edward Firer
Fred Firer
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
G. W. Dubel
Airy
Mercy Hospital
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several property sales. Charles E Anderson and W Jerome Offutt as trustees sold to Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Fulp a parcel in Urbana district along Route 240 for about 14500. Mr and Mrs Samuel T Miller sold a 103 acre farm in New Market district to Mr and Mrs Samuel Miller for about 7510. Cordie A Seipler sold to Frank W Fraley and Mr and Mrs William E Rhoderick a portion of the Catoctin Furnace tract in Thurmont district for about 3000.
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Charles E. Anderson
W. Jerome Offutt
Lawrence E. Fulp
Urbana
Route 240
Samuel T. Miller
Samuel Miller
New Market District
Cordie A. Seipler
Frank W. Fraley
William £. Rhoderick
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont
Fifty Years Ago Fete Planned For Heights
Braddock Heights plans a lawn fete on July 21 to honor the area’s early days. Sponsored by the Community Center and the Women’s Auxiliary, the event will feature a Floradora sextette a 1900 fashion parade old photos of the Heights development and first homes. Mrs. Robt McCutcheon is general chairman and Thomas E Williams is Community Center president.
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Braddock Heights
Community Center
Women's Auxiliary
Carlotta Hayes
Robot McCutcheon
Margaret Wilson
Floradora
McCutcheon
Thomas E. Williams
Draft act details and exemptions outlined in new law
Washington reports the updated Selective Service Act to be signed by President Truman, effective until July 9, 1951. It requires registration for youth 19 to 26, with possible two months military service unless deferred or exempt. Exemptions include ministers, the unfit, aliens not pursuing citizenship, state officials, sole survivors, conscientious objectors, active-duty personnel, veterans, and deferments for essential work, family hardship, and farming.
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James “Jarlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
National Guard
Reserve Officers, Training Corps
North Korean Radio Silent On Fighting Report
Pyongyang radio offered no remarks on ongoing fighting in mid afternoon broadcasts. The sole war related item noted was an announcement that the Bank of Korea in captured Seoul had reopened as a branch of the Central Bank of North Korea.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Bank of Korea
Seoul
Central Bank of North Korea
Scare Buying Of Plentiful Articles Beginning To Appear
Reported in July 194? scare buying shows up in pockets as rumors prompt purchases of cars tires batteries sugar coffee while actual supplies vary with some items in surplus dealers warn against panic buying noting risks of inflation and wastage industry leaders say reserves are ample with tire and rubber stocks and synthetic plants ready to boost output amid fears of wartime disruption and price hikes.
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New York
Cuba
Washington
Detroit
Reds
Far East
U. S
Meithodsil
Avialiolt Gase Line
Boyle's Column By HAL BOYLE Dispatch from Korea
New York reports Americans have pulled back in Korea leaving their own wounded behind. Front line dispatches describe the retreat and its harsh realities.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Korea
Broken Brake Blamed For Santa Fe Wreck Monica
Santa Fe railway officials blame a broken brake rigging on the head car of the El Capitan all coach five, causing its derailment and a collision with the Kansas City Chief on a parallel track. The crash killed nine, with about 74 injured and several in serious condition in Peoria and nearby hospitals.
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Peoria
Galesburg
Monica
Local Sale Ad Listings in Claggettsville and Browningsville
A readable local notice advertises a Saturday July 18 supper at Claggettsville with fried chicken ham and vegetables by Browningsville Band at $1.25, and a July 22 sale at 12 20 p m on the premises of the Nellie Orlean Stevens estate featuring house furnishings including a walnut slant top desk and a grandfather clock, with executors Graydon Stevens and Edgar T Stevens noted.
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Vicair
Claggettsville
Mit
Browningsville
West End
New Market
Nellie Orlean Stevens
Thanks Tish and Friends Card of Gratitude
Card thanking friends for time spent at Frederick Memorial Hospital with gifts flowers and cards. Mentions nurses and Dr A O Thomas Sr and Dr James Thomas as attending physicians. Expresses appreciation for support during illness.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eyler
Lovely
Hank
A .O. Thomas
de James Thomas
Reno
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