Deaths list includes Col. Barrick and others in Frederick area
Col Robert Barrick 73 of 213 East Second Street died at home after a heart attack. He served 41 years in the armed forces and held leadership posts from World War I to Korea. Also named are Harry L. Houck 81 Lewis Town. James R Lenhart 40 Flint Hill. Mrs Lottie H McIntyre 80 Braddock Heights. Oliver T Pearre 84 Union Bridge. Rev Bernard O Rinehart 27 Frederick. Herbert E Runkles 63 Hedgesville. Joe F Whisman Jr 5 Urbana. William E Eckenrode 89 Uniontown. Interments, callings, and service details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frederick Barrick
E. Second St
Frederick
William F
Elizabeth Ann Sigler Barrick
Robert Francis Barrick
Joseph S. Strade
Houma
Harry W. Barrick Jr
Severna Park
Forrest Haugh
Barrick
Maryland National Guards
Co. A
Maryland
Camp Ritchie
Florida
Arctic
Japan
Korea
Fort Detrick
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Francis Scott Key
American , Legion and
Amvets
Church St
Joseph Clem
Grace Reformed Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R.oe and Son
Col. Barrick
Fort Ritchie
Harry L. Houck
Lewistown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
John T
Emma Wachter Houck
Houck
Samuel Jones
Helen Damuth
Creager
Thurmont
James R. Lenhart
James Russell Lenhart
Flint Hill
Clarksburg
Mary House Lenhart
Lewis D. Lenhart
Flint Hill Methodist Church
Lenhart
Loyal Order of Moose
Isaac Walton
Ruth Elizabeth Lenhart
Kemptown
Lewis D. Lenhart, Jr
Adamstown
Robert M Lenhart
Middletown
Lander R. Skeen
Huntsville
Ala
Mary Elien Eaton
Herbert E. Thompson
Araby
M. R. Etchison and Son
Braddock Heights
Harry T. Mcintyre
Norfolk
Harry L
Pattie Hodges
James Dorsey
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond
Waltz
Liberty Rd
Winfield
Oliver T. Pearre
Oliver Truman Pearre
Baltimore
Hopewell Mansion
Union Bridge
Pearre
Roland Park
Oliver Jackson Pearre
Clemsonville Road
Douglas Worthington Pearre
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
M. R. Etchison & Son
Rinehart
Bernard O. Rinehart
Barbara Heflin Rinehart
Mass
Wilbert Harvey
Mamie Kemp Rinehart
Wilbert E. Rinehart
Robert Thomas Rinehart
James E. Rinehart
Clarence L. Rinehart
Charles Franklin Rinehart
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet
Frederick County Heart Association
Herbert E. Runkles
Herbert Eugene Runkes
Hedgesville
W. Va
King’s Daughters Hospital
Knoxville
Joseph F
Margaret Janie Leopold Runkles
L. H. Caskey Company
Berkeley Larmber Company
Ethel Lee Runkles
Robert E. Runkles
Baker Heights
Donald L. Runkles
Galen G. Runkles
Air National Guard
Amarillo
Texas
Douglas L. Runkles
Mary Jane Gano
Sky
Joe F. Whisman
Joe Fred Whisman Jr
Greenbriar State Park
Hagerstown
Ann Kegley Baker
Roland C. Baker
Urbana Methodist Church
Joann Whisman
Wanda Whisman
John Kegley
Wolfsville
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
Funeral notices and obituaries from Frederick area
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Ellen Crutchley at 2 p.m. at Robert E. Dailey & Son Funeral Home with several ministers officiating and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also reported are services for William Henry Davis Roland T. Forney W. Oliver Haines and Guy W Warren with details on officiants pallbearers and burial locations. A separate item notes Byron Watson’s 24 hour weather related fishing ordeal in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Crutchiey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Donald W. Bracken
United Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
I. G. Naugie
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Keedysville
Lewis Edward Crutchley Jr
Milton C. Crutchley
Charles Thomas Crutchley
Francis V. Abrecht
Franklin D. Abrecht
Lee Gordon
Mount Olivet Cemetery
William H. Davis
Wiliam Henry Davis
E Church
Francis E. Reinberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Milton P. Nash
G. Donald Weddle
James W. Stockman
Charles I. Wiles
Loyal Order of Moose
Donald J. Morgan
Richard L. Shafer
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Roland T. Forney
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Roark
Towson
Guy W. Warren
Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Guy William Warren
Annie M. Warner Hospital
R. Ronald Fearer
John C. Charles
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Pairfield
Ira McClain
Robert Rosenwald
David Ohler
Charles Linn
Edward Warren
Theodore Kane
Speck hunted as killer found by police clues
Police pursue Albert Speck after a long manhunt linked him to the townhouse murders. Detectives traced his calls and movements from rooming houses to taverns, located a hunting knife, and matched fingerprints from the crime scene. A murder warrant was issued as Speck fled to skid row hotels and checked into a hospital after injuring himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Speck
William Kirkland
Kirkland
FBI
Texas
Yas
Monmouth
Washington
Skid Row
Chicago
Loop
Cmdr
Francis Flanagan
Flanagan
B. Brian
Admissions at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home Frederick
Recent admissions include Mrs Evan Zimmerman Miss Claire Schaeffer Mrs Hilda Singer and Mrs Sarah Small all of Frederick. Mr Charles Lenhart of RFD 3 Frederick is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Hall
Frederick
Evan Zimmerman
Claire Schaeffer
Hilda Singer
Sarah Small
Charles Lenhart
RFD 3
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Freder ick residents return from Atlantic City vacation
Mr and Mrs Roger Rothenhoefer Jr and their daughters Patricia and Gale along with Mrs Roger Rothenhoefer Sr of Frederick have returned from a vacation in Atlantic City. Mr Rothenhoefer works at Cappella's Food Market and Mrs Rothenhoefer at the Sandwich Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Rothenhoefer Jr
Patricia
Gale
Mr. Rothenhoefer
Roger Rothenhoefer Sr
Frederick
Atlantic City
Rothenhoefer
Cappella’s
Sandwich iShop
Blind ice cream shop owner opens four day grand opening
Byerly continues from Pi fe 1) on the scale and plans to modify it so he can use it. Jack Young, a blind former accountant and graduate of St Johns High School and Mt. St. Mary's, runs a new Baskin Robbins style store in Frederick. He can distinguish coins by touch but must ask for denominations on bills. He offers flavors like rocky road and cha cha and aims for an Aug 4 grand opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jack Originals
Baskin Robbins
Dissidents press Church of God reform moves in Maryland and beyond
The Maryland Virginia Eldership and dissidents debate authority as rallies target Carrollton Westminster Knoxville Blair's Valley churches. The new Churches of God Fellowship re ordains 15 ministers and grants four licenses while listing suspensions of several pastors. A community auction at Ponton’s highlights furniture, appliances, and equipment for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Eugene Burge
Locust Valley
Limerick
Ring
Churches of God
John H. Gonso
Westminster
Daniel Daugherty
Hagerstown
William A. Herbrick
Hilda Gonso
David L. Ring
Martinsburg
Gerald D Carbaugh
Harry Angle
Boonsboro
Ernest H. Baker
Arnold Martin
Kaiserville
FBI Notes High Conviction Rate
FBI director J Edgar Hoover announced 96.7 percent of cases brought to trial in the fiscal year ending July 1 were convicted, with fines and recoveries totaling a record 253 million dollars. Convictions exceeded 13,000, and the report was sent to Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nicholas Katzenbach
Hoover
FBI
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col
Robert F. Barrick
Lottie W. McIntyre
Lottie H (Pegram) McIntyre
Peru
Windobona Convalescent Home
W. E. Eckenrode
William E. Eckenrode
Uniontown
Corrall County General Hospital
Wonninster
George A
Annie Beaver Eckenrode
Edith Frater Eckenrode
Uniontown Methodist Church
Clarence Lockard
C. O. Fuss and Sons Funeral
Taneytown
O. F. Kibee
Church of God
W. Oliver Haines
New Windsor
D. D
Louisville
Byron Watson
Watson
Mary E, Crutchley
Ponton
Mon & Thurstill & Sat
Pho MO
Zepp
William Trenp
Daddy
God
Daughter
Irene
Penn
Frank W Penn
Alice C. Penn
Thomas H. Quill
T. C. Shafer
American Red Cross Annual Meeting
Sgt.-at- Arms
Wallace Horton
Eagle Home
E. Patrick St
Ladies Auxiliary
Maxwell House
Cappello
Vindobona
Harry Rovin
New York
Petersville
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
W. Preston Street
Veterans Administration
Monument 2
Ray Kuhn, JR
Sabilisville, Md
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
N. Market St
Walkersville
Scott Derr
Washington Post
Jefferson District No
U.A.M. Hall
Lemuel M. Weidman
Thelma H. Weidman
TA L. W
West Frederick Street
Charlotte B. Whitmore
Park Place Frederick
C. W
West Frederick St
Louis V. Myers JR
Woodsboro American Legion
Alcoholics Anonymous Box
Frederick, MD
Hammond Organ
Shockey Hammond Organ Studio
Summit Ave
Merle Sunmers
Routzahn
South Market St
Carrelites Miner
Carrollton Manor
Buckeystown
J. Joseph Cath
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
R. D. Hemp & Sons
Jefferson
Rodger’s
Rodger's
Paul R. Kole
Margaret's Florist
West Patrick
Burkitsville
Harmony Bend
Middletown High School
West 7Th St. Temple
Johnny’s Market
7Th & Market
Chester L. Grove
East Eighth St
Crocker & Little Builders Inc
MOSER
Nelson Tucker
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
4Th St
Dial MO
Woodrow
Bill) Anderson
Dickey Bird
Ecker
North Market St
S. Market
Nieuwe
Mae
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