Deaths in Frederick area prompt local obituaries
Obituaries list Mrs. Virginia Rice of Frederick Junction and Henry D. Dietrich of Philadelphia among several deaths. Virginia Rice, 63, a Brethren church member, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a month of illness. Survived by husband Charles H. Rice, son Rev. H. Lawrence Rice of Pittsburgh, numerous siblings, a grandson, and many relatives. Services set at Frederick Church of the Brethren with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Henry D. Dietrich, 76, brother of D. W. Dietrich, dies in Philadelphia. two sons, H. Richard and Daniel W., survive and hold Dietrich and Gambrill interests. Mrs. Mary Stanalaus Baer, 74, dies at home after five years illness. services at St John’s Church with burial in St. John’s Cemetery. An infant, Dennis Wayne Griffin, four months, dies at home. funeral in Browningsville with service at Bethesda Methodist Church. Janet L. Eastburn, 1 year 8 months, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral in Brunswick with interment at Blt Olvot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rice
Motle
Virginia Rice
Frederick Junction
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oliver
Martha Staub Rice
Frederick
Charles Rice
This City
Welty Rice
Mountaindale
John Rice
Catoctin Furnace
Robert Rice
Fostoria
Lula Bradshaw
Elizabeth Toms
Charles Geisinger
Walkersville
Bessie Hyatt
Wilam Youns
Bartonsville
Eric Michael Rice
Pittsburgh
East Church Street
Henry D. Dietrich
D. W. Dietrich
Dietrich and Gambrill Company
Philadelphia
H. Richard
Daniel W
Dietrich and Gambrill
Dietrich
Freihofer Baking Company
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Iowa
Kansas
William E. Baer
Mary Stanalaus Baer
East Sixth Street
Joseph C
Della Bridget Judge Houfl
St. John's Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
St John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
MM. R. Etchison and Son
Dennis Wayne Griffin
Don E
Mary Frances Griffin
Browningsville
Marquita Leigh Griffin
Damascus
Bethesda Methodist Church
Ralph D. Smith
Herbert L. Weaver
Olin L. Molesworth
Janet L. Eastburn
Nancy L. Eastburn
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
Richard Smith
George Bennett
H. Feete
Funeral notices for Boone Himes Morgan Knell and others
Funeral services were held for Lora Irene Boone wife of Charles J Boone at Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren with nephews Sterling Fogle Lester Buffington Frank Buffington Oden Kenneth and Donald Exler as bearers Interment Beaver Dam cemetery D D Harttler and Sons directors. Susan C Himes aged 63 of New Oxford Pa died suddenly and was buried after services at Fred F Feiser funeral home Rev Elmer R Nunemaker officiated at New Oxford Cemetery. Benjamin Franklin Morgan died in Woodsboro and final rites were held at Chapel Lutheran Church near Libertytown with pallbearers William Filler Steiner Smith Maurice Holbruner Harry Nickles William Rodgers William Eyler interment Blue Ridge cemetery G C Barton director. Mrs Clara Lillian Cassell Knell died in Baltimore and final rites were at Thurmont with interment Blue Ridge cemetery M L Creager and Son. Mrs Ann S Pickett of Winfield held services at Ebenezer Methodist Church after meeting at her son's home Floral tokens noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Irene Boone
Charles J. Boone
Dear Johnsville
Beaver Dam
Susan C. Himes
New Oxford
Fred F. Feiser
Himes
Joseph Hendrix Himes
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Elmer R. Nunemaker
Emarr Methodist Church
Benjamin Franklin Morgan
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Chapel Lutheran Church
Libertytown
Harry C. Kettler
William Filler
Steiner Smith
Maurice Holbruner
Harry Nickles
William Rodgers
William Eyler
G. C. Barton
Clara Lillian Cassell Knell
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Thurmont
Oscar Treder
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Staley R. Kurtz
Girdwood Magness
Marvin Mullenix
Louis Jones
Ray Taylor
W.T. Grimes
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Ann S. Pickett
Winfield
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Albert Perkins
Arthur W. Gosnell
Mt. Olive
Carrall County
D. Cunningham
Oliver Welsh
Ferris
Milton Penn
Calvin Baker
Stanley Moxley
Frank Hunter
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
C. M. Waltz
Harry T. Phelps
Harry F. Danver
West Fifth Street
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles H. Spurrier
Charles O. White
Charles H. Long
Oscar D. Fisher
Charles A. Burkett
Robert H. Hartman
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Poor Crop Prospects May End Production Controls In 1951
Washington reports weak crop prospects may end 1951 production controls for cotton peanuts and tobacco. The Brannan plan would expand marketing quotas to all crops and livestock with stricter compliance and price support limits aiming to prevent farm consolidation and raise prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Department
Brannan Plan
Community Players Stage Benefit For Uniforms Fund
Community Players plan a four night benefit at Winchester Hall to raise money for the Frederick High School band uniforms. Malcolm and Mary Jane Baer star in Mr and Mrs North with Paul Fox debuting on stage as Lt Weigand. The cast includes many local performers and the set features a attractive room, under James Decker's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Winchester Hall
Community Players, Inc
Lions Club
Frederick High School
North
Malcolm
Mary Jane
Baer
Pam
Jerry
Paul Fox
Weigand
Walker Jolliffe
Mullins
Weigank
Walker
Detrick
Frederick
Tom Baily
Mary Craft
Nick Vareunyi
Frances Smith
Chris Christis
Richard Divers
Richard Smith
Louise Corbin
Charles Crum
Charles Ross
William Trout
Paul Manaha, Jr
Charles V. Main
Edgar Brownlow
James Decker
Owen Davis
Ing
Washington National Pike
Bennett's Creek
Washington Na
Bank Pike
Porete Manufacturing Company
North Arlington
N. J
Maryland State Employment Service
Winchester
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Lexington Street
Baltimore
Commission
State Roads Con Mission
General Assembly
Mary Tal Respectant
Commins
Honda
Robert M
Eindollar
CAR Group Addressed By Mrs. Jas. W. Butler
The Anne Grahame Ross Society of the Children of the American Revolution heard Mrs. James W. Butler of Washington discuss correct flag use. The meeting at Miss Corinne Bennett’s home featured remarks on CAR projects and support for underprivileged children, with attendees noting upcoming state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Grahame Ross Society
James W. Butler
Washington
William Tyler
National Historian’s Fund
Gadsby Tavern
Alexandria
Maryland Car
Kate Duncan Smith School
N. C
Boyd
Duncan School
Ann Lee Lassiter
West Third Street
Bethesda
Russell L. Michael
George L. Bennett
Satisfied condition patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert Gilson of 7 West Third Street was reported in satisfactory condition this afternoon at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was brought in Thursday night suffering from a heavy cold, transported by the ambulance of M. H. Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gilson
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. H. Etchison
Lizard-Like Reptile Brought To Urbana Editorial Office
Allen Francis Smith delivered a lizard-like reptile to The News-Post offices at noon. It measured over ten inches from head to tail and about an inch thick at midsection. Smith found it with a paper box near the Shry farm dairy house on Thursday afternoon and noted its snake-like tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News- Post
Allen Francis Smith
Urbana
Smith
Shry
Traffic Director Steps In At Cemetery Jam In Lee County
Memorial Day traffic chaos at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Easley leads to order when Col Elmer Munshower, a parade rider, immediately directs stranded vehicles. A letter praises his decisive action and calls for a mayor with similar crisis training. Also notes in memoriam entries for Lorraine Kay and a local couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Col
Elmer Munshower
Frederick
Francis B. Sappington
Eleanor Sappington
West College Terrace
The
Authority of the
Republican City Committee
Community notices and sales in Monrovia area
Local meetings and events listed include Junior Ladies Auxiliary, Jr Fire Company No 2, and the V F W with dances and raffles. Auction ads feature 88 Packard sedan, twin beds, furniture, tools, and antiques with sale dates and locations around Graceham and New Market. Public sales and dinners, a paper hanging service, and a road of weekly community auctions are noted along with service offerings and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
New Market
Courtney C. Buck Marfrovin
Emmett KH. Bowlus
H. M. Alexander
Frederick area events and ads blur into one lively page
A collage of local ads and notices hawk dance nights at Barn Dance venues, barbershop and beauty services, school announcements, shopping deals, and public notices. Promotions cover furniture, clothing, plants, and kitchen plastics, with job and interview calls, a junk co. pick up service, and real estate or car listings.
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Jas. W. Butler
BOSE
Loca
Easley
Memoriam
Lorraine Kay
Jesus
Taningly
Mrs
Roger A
Junior Ladies Auxiliary
Virginia M. Danner
Nothee
Jr. Fire Company No
Dimne
Charles E. Troxell
East Church St
Pearl Bargain Houses
Harry
V. Hagan
Clark Shedenheim
Redmen
Pocahontas
Willam’s Inn
Graceham
Willis J
Seiss Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Virginia M, Danner
Mt. Carmel
New Midway
Fred’ High School
West Patrick St
Col. Bentz St
Izaak Walton League
Housewives
Walea
Crawford
West 5Th Street
W. Feaster Walkersville
East 7Th Street
John L. Ponton
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Roger R. Rice
Benj. Rosenour, Jr
James C
FL Semple
Frederick’s O
Bernie's Arena
Susan Brown
Bennett's
Yowll
Berger’s Book Mart & Gift Shop
North Market Street
Weil Brothers
Boneless Bay
Buffalo Restaurant
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Avenue
Renn
Pontiac
Job
Kemp's
Ely
Kemp’s
K Bile. Anderson
Richard F
Kline Telephone
Olds
Ideal Garage Co, Inc
East
Patrick Street
Frenerick
Thane
Miss Willard
School OF Practical Arts
Rosemont
Wilson Place
WEMD
At & Po
Republican
Rocky Hill
Jaume
Buck Board Ramblers
Wanover
IGOHN
Tobol
Farmers Wands
Petersville
Silver Bit Riding Club
H. S. Gym
Eben Jenkins
Rock Creek
Carroll Manor Grange
WFMD
Fredenck Solars
Reliable Junk CO
5Th St
East St
East Eighth Street
Nestle
ECKER
Market St
Burpes
Arthur W. Promroy
Shaskstown Pike
Prone
Mars Opticians
Gentine Ford
Uncle Cal
Rose Kemp's
Bloomfield Parish Hall
Hansonville
Kallaway
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gassley & Sons
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Cole's
Jeneley
South Market Street
Pawn Brokers Outlet
Motter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Sears Farm
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Bary
Orphans Court of
Mary FE
Buckey
Beper
Fredertely
Tor
Orphans Court
William Slemmer
William M Storm
Radcliff
Willy
MddMas
Tate
the News
Frederick, Md
Chlzens
Economy and Progress
Modern House
van Detdt
Roy
Papeie
Karel
Oat
Menken
Uppervibe
Vai Benda Heli
Ant Loval
Athantic States Gas Company
Pennayvivanlaine
Philadelphia Ave
Silom Raid
Chambersburg
Smeltzer
Bard Restaurant
8Th South Market Street
GeVlae Etp
Kenvales
Kenslagton Beatty Center
Hawai Avenue
Kensiayton
Noatth Market St
Munigaruipry
Frederiek
HELLY
Feytilizer Co
Carroll
Linganore
Frederick P20
Gom
Ft Welp
Lady Age
Stare
Datry Man
Kenern Tacm
Frederick News-Pagt
Bader
Hezner Welp
Tharmoant
Allen F. Feeser
Baltimore St. Taneytown
Graesham
Appolds Church
Mane Wincroft
Viler Furnihire
Willis
Saiss
Glenn Treut
Raymond L Kelly
Pearl Bargain House
Keene
Senta
East Patrick St
Singer
Motorola
Philco
Arry D, Shildt
John L. Panton
Helen F. Panton
Buckeys
Hianos
Kood
Cramer's Palace Music
Lanidla Jewelry
South Maroket St
Bradt
Rees
New
Fredricke Millard Lines
Middletown
Frederick News-Post
South Market St
Bath
West South
Tyson Lee
Patewka
Park Place
Hood College
S. Market St
Thayer
Aleird
McCormick-Deering
Robert L. Osborne
Street
Mil
Ford
Ferguson
Asia
Ernest Grossnickle
O'Possumtown Pike
Gaithersburg
Cape Cod
Brooks and
Park Ave
Lawson
Darnes Flown
A.M Lawson
Mt Airy
Richard C. Thompson
Knoxville
Mad
Kimball
Braddock
Raymond Ly Warfield
Brolin Damascus
Roy Kilne
West Third St
Ederick
Emmett R. Bowls
W. Church St
Fred
West South St
Rosemont Ave
Voore Insurance & Realty Company
Charles Toy
West Virginia
Wea
Elec
Algice King
N. Bentz St
South St
West Church Street
East Eighth’ Street
H.P
Mercury Motor
Circle
Fowler's
Harley
Uick Gale
McGee
Snack
Getis
Donald A. Gorldan
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