Eight Die In Weekend Mishaps Across States
A weekend spate of accidents left eight people dead across Maryland Nebraska and Virginia. Victims include Irene Ream 22 of Friendship Maryland. Jamis Lave 3 of Foxboro Massachusetts. and Kenelda J Broon reported missing after a boating incident near Centreville. A 78 year old man John Spence died after being struck at a Batimore intersection. Six additional drownings and traffic deaths were noted along US routes and rivers in multiple counties.
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Phy
Irene Ream
Burnie
Ant
Combes
Mia
Friendship
Rpert
Np Myers
Bar
Batimere
Jamis Lave
Foxboro
Mass
Cedar
Maryland
Deay
John Spence
Batmore
William Lee
Centreville
Polio Season Prompts Continued Vigilance in Frederick County
Readings from Frederick County show seven probable poliomyelitis victims so far this summer despite vaccine progress. Health officials caution against complacency and emphasize completing inoculations for children under five to reduce risk of lasting paralysis.
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Frederick County
Shea
Aspirin Hazard Highlighted for Household Safety
A health note warns aspirin dangers in homes, citing Dr. Roger J. Meyer who found 93 of 94 pediatric aspirin poisonings due to mistaken candy perception or access after another family member used it. Emphasizes parental vigilance and keeping medicines out of reach. Ambulance activity includes Mrs. Joseph from Mt Union and others admitted to local hospitals, with a local executive, Geof Broads, promoted in the dairy and ice cream sector.
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Roger J. Meyer
Boston
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post July 31 1911
Historic notes from Frederick area events dated July 31 1911 include redevelopment plans for the East Third Street and Chapel Alley property after German Brewing Co involvement with Harvey D. Martz as agent. funeral for F I Leyfior mayoral figure. Thelma Abrecht bitten by a dog. automobile collision near the Emmittsburg and Liberty turnpikes. J W Wade killed as a freight brakeman. blue law enforcement intent. Frederick factories preparing for corn operations. naval customs house connection and local civic details.
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Lewis S$. Hahn
United Hors
AE E
Cumberland
Myersivil Bank
James R. Warfield
East Third Street
Chapel Alley
Harvey D. Martz
German Brewing Co
F. I. Ley Fi
Mt al
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick
State Roads Commission
Suce
John M. Tucker
Samuel Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Thomas B. Johnson
W. E. Gaver
Mt. Ain
Emmittsburg
Liberty
J. W. Wade
Batmore and
Ohio
Hs Bowie
William E. Vietti
Claggett PY
Naval Custom House
Law
Thoma
Tore
Lightning Strikes Burn Two Barns In Mt Airy Area
A lightning strike caused two barns to burn near Mt. Airy, including a frame barn on the Maisel farm near Harrisville and another on Roland Mulunix's farm near Florence. A third barn on Oscar Myers's farm near Myersville also burned. No injuries reported.
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Ana
Fen
Hawaiian
U.S
Mt. Airy
Maisel
Harrisville
Roland Mulunix
Florence
Oscar
Myers
Myersville
Prominent Frederick Figure Roger Fisher Dies in Baltimore
Roger Fisher of Braddock Heights a retired advertising executive died after a long illness at Baltimore Hospital. Born August 12 1894 in Frederick he was married to Mary Starr Fisher. He worked at McCreery and Company Joseph Horne Kaufmanns and later served as Frederick County civil defense administrator. He held leadership roles in the National Retail Association and Pittsburgh Advertising Club. Funeral arrangements at Tempy Chapel with interment at Mount Olivet.
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Roger Fisher
Brad Heights
Sing
Ty Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Fisher
Frederick
Moses
Mary Ellen Roelke Fisher
Mary Starr Fisher
Boys High School
New
United States Saga
Upin Company
Cincinnati
McCreery and Company
Joseph Horne Company
Kaufmann's
Pittsburgh
Fisher
National Retail Association
Pittsburgh Advertising Club
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Fredenck County
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. F
Enoch
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
East Church Street
Temty Chapel
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Elchison and Son
Io Pi
Ali Ghan Shrine Aids Girl To Walk Again
Debra Jane Boyd of Washington County, crippled by cerebral palsy since infancy, has shown progress after long treatment with Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. Under Illustrious Potentate Hartman and current leader Lewis J. Orr she began standing and walking with braces and crutches and is set for continued care and schooling in Hagerstown and Philadelphia.
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Ali Ghan
Maryland
Debra Jane Boyd
Potomac River
Washington County
Debra Jane
Shrine
Philadelphia
Merritt S. Boyd
Boyds
Merritt Boyd
Ustless
Ali Ghan Shrine
Shriners
Harry M. Hartman
Hagerstown
Shrine Hospital
Hartman
Lewis J. Orr
Cumberland
Debra
Jailed Man Awaits Charges Near Wheeling West Virginia
Robert Clinton Satterfield, 25, of near Enwood, sits in Ohio County Jail awaiting charges of armed robbery and murder. Police nabbed him near his home after a staged pursuit. The victim was identified as a relative of Satterfield. He faces a high profile court case following a $2,500 store holdup at an A&P. In Raleigh NC a motorist mailed 100 pennies with a parking ticket as a fine reminder. Betty Aiken of the City Revenue Department witnessed another motorist stapling a dollar to the ticket. Thurmont PA resident Terry Willard, 39, received treatment for a fractured left forearm after a fall at home.
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Wheeling
Wo Va
Robert Clinton Satterfield
Nearenwood
Ohio County
Satterfield
W. Satterfield
Roy
Robert
A&p
Ofren
Raleigh
N.C
Betty Aiken
City Revenue Department
Terry Willard
Thurmont
Warner Hospital
Gettysboro
Russians Lack Real Communism Is Not Yet Realized
AP News Analyst notes that despite a new 20 year program promising free medicine and housing Russia remains far from communism. He contrasts socialist pay by merit with a claimed classless system and cites enduring divisions among intelligentsia peasants and workers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russian Communist Party
Communist Party In
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Stalin
Retired Minister Dies At His Home
Rev. John Wesley Seay 78 a Brunswick area minister died at home after a lengthy illness. Born in Gaithersburg he served Virginia and West Virginia churches and retired in 1956 after 14 years at New York Hill Brunswick. Survived by wife three sons two sisters five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include viewing today and services Tuesday at New York Methodist church. Interment Hillsboro Virginia.
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John Wesley Seay
Brunswick
Gaithersburg
Falls Church
Lincolnia
Hillsboro
Upperville
Franklin and
Shepherdstoun
W. Va
Seay
New York Hill Methodist Church
Minnie Forbes Seay
Mary Margaret Seay
Annie Ethel Seay
Alexandria
Donald Wesley Seay
Purcellville
Bernard F. Seay
Adrian
Texas
Millard Chancellor Seay
C. H. Feete and Brother Funeral
A Garner Dies Sunday at 64 in Frederick
Thomas Austin Garner husband of Elizabeth Daneker Garner died suddenly Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at his home 1205 Oakwood Drive. He was born in Lodge Virginia son of the late Robert William and Minnie Neale Garner 64 years old. Surviving are his wife a son Robert William Garner and a daughter Mary Elizabeth Garner all at home plus brothers and sisters. He was active in Calvary Methodist Church leadership and various local organizations. The body is at the funeral home with services planned Wednesday at 10 am with private interment in Calvo Virginia. Contributions may be made to the Frederick County Heart Association.
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Thomas Austin Garner
Elizabeth Daneker Garner
Oakwood Drive
Lodge
Virginia
Robert William
Minnie Neale Garner
Robert William Garner
Mary Elizabeth Garner
Herbert J. Garner
Farnham
Robert W. Garner
Columbia
Deaths Mrs J Edgar Britton and Mrs Anna Elizabeth Britton
Mrs J Edgar Britton of Route 3 Frederick and Mrs Anna Elizabeth Britton aged 71 died Sunday morning at Frederick County Home. Born in Frederick County to Charles and Mary Funk she was the last of her immediate family. Funeral services at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home 106 East Church Street with interment in Frederick Memorial Park. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Union Bridge
Joseph
Mt. Union
Home End
Edgar Angell
Unon
Martinsburg
George Herndon
Near Good Intent
Frederick Memorial
Charles Long
New
Walt Wal
Evenng
Thomas Keevile
Fredrick Memorial
J. Edgar Britton
Anna Elizabeth Britton
Frederick
Frederick County
Charles
Mary Margaret Smith Funk
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mary Susan Poole
Walter Poole
Gladhill
Middletown
Shook Reunion Hears Winners And Attendees At Park
The Harriet Kintz and Daniel How ard Shook family held their second annual reunion at Staley Park on July 22 from 1 to 7 pm. A short business meeting was led by president Mrs. Lewis J. Martz with a program committee chaired by Mrs. Grant Warner. Prizes went to Ada Rodgers as oldest woman attendee, Frank C Shook as oldest man, and the couple married longest. Craig Miller was named youngest child. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Shook, Mrs Lewis J Martz, Alma Boyer, Milton Z Shook, Ella Null, Warren Turner, Hugh Warner, Gail Spangler, Patsy Fox, Robert Miller and others from Elkton to University Park.
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Harriet Kintz
Daniel Howard Shook
Staley Park
Lewis J. Martz
Grant Warner
Roger Moser
Roscoe Shook
Ada Rodgers
Frank C Shook
Craig Miller
Frank Shook
Alma Boyer
Milton Z. Shook
Ella Null
Warren H. Turner
Hugh
Valler Aimmerman
Murray Shook
Billy
Kathys
Gail Spangler
Patsy Fox
Harriet Falk
Robert E. Miller
Sidney
Keith
Craig
Lewis Bader
Asan
England
Pleasant
Gordon F. Bauer
Philip
Airy
Clarence Shook
Joseph Brown
Baltimore
Louise Wiiberger
Bob
University Park
James T. Rodgers
Franklin Rodgers
Diane
Elkton
Shooting in Virginia Near Middleburg Claims Victim
A Saturday shooting in the suburbs of Middleburg Virginia left James Washington wounded. He was hospitalized in Washington D C. Further details were not available.
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Middleburg
James Washington
Washington
D. C
Double funeral services for Keeneys held in Walkersville
Funeral services conducted at Barton funeral home in Walkersville honored Mr. and Mrs. J Thomas Keeney who died within hours of each other. Pallbearers included the Barton brothers and local friends. Interment followed at Rocky Hill cemetery near Woodsboro. Survivors listed in New York and Indiana among others.
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J. Thomas Keeney
Johnsville
Barton
Walkersville
Edward Fisher Jr
J. Jessen
New York
J. Dwyer
Rochester
N. Y
Phil Kritzler
Indianapolis
Ind
Bus Driver Recognized for 35 Years of Service
Morris Steinour of Gettysburg Pennsylvania, longtime transit worker, received a pin from Greyhound Lines honoring 35 years in the industry. He started with Blue Ridge Lines in 1925 and later moved to Eastern Greyhound Lines after its 1955 acquisition.
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Morris Steinour
Gettysburg
Greyhound Lines
Steinour
Blue Ridge Lines
Eastern Greyhound Lines
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Keymar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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J. C. Charles
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William Warner
Russell Blackston
Reginald Lowman
Oliver Leakins
Truman Leakins
Mt. Zion Cemetery
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J. T. Summers
J. Thomas Summers
Acme
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Bethel
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