Deaths and obituaries in Brunswick and nearby areas
Deaths Mrs. George T. Danser widow of the late George T. Danner formerly of Brunswick died Tuesday at her daughter Edna Greenholtzs home in Bar Harbor Pasadena Sd She is survived by seven children Harve Albert Danser and Mrs Daisy Thompson all of Brunswick Edna Greenholtz and Andrew Danner both of Pasadena Mrs Mable Barger of Frederick and Mrs Ellen Dippel of Baltimore Also surviving are 19 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and 16 great great grandchildren. The body is at the C H Feeter and Brother Funeral Home in Brunswick and will be taken to the New York Hill Methodist church on Saturday at 10 am Services will be held from the church at 1 pm conducted by Rev J W Seay Interment will be in Heights Cemetery in Brunswick Samuel C Newman of Lubbock Texas a former Littlestown Pa resident died Monday in Lubbock at 64 He was a son of the late Charles W and Fannie Bowman Newman Survived by wife Eloi a sister Mrs Lynn Smith of Walkersville and brother Bradley Newman of Hanover Funeral services at 2 pm today in the First Methodist Church Lubbock The body will be flown to Washington DC friends may call Thursday evening at Litle's Funeral Home in Littlestown Additional services Friday 2 pm in Littlestown Interment Frederick Memorial Park Rev Trago W Lloyd officiating Charles H Milter 77 formerly of Woodbine died at daughter's home in Sykesville Survivors include two other children Charles Edwin and Willard Herman both of Baltimore Ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren Body at C M Waltz Funeral Home Winfield Services Friday at 11 am Interment Morgan Chapel Cemetery Woodbine Rev Edwin A Ankeny officiating Friends may call after 7 pm today.
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George T. Danser
Florz 3Iay Danner
George T. Danner
Brunswick
Edna Greenholtz
Barharbor
Pasadena
Harve
Albert Danser
Daisy Thompson
Andrew Danner
Mable Barger
Frederick
Ellen Dippel
Baltimore
C. H
Samuel C. Newman
Lubbock
Texas
Littlestown
Charles W. and
Fannie Bowman Newman
Eloi Newman
Lynn Smith
Walkersville
Bradley Newman
Hanover
Washington, D.C
Litle
Trago W. Lioyd
Frederick Memorial Park
Charles H. Milter
Charles Herman Milter
Woodbine
Sykesville
Claude Haines
Mr. Milter
Baltimore County
Amelia Pickett Milter
Charles Herman
Catherine Milter
Charles Edwin
Williard Herman
C. M. Waltz Funeral Home
Winfield
Morgan Chapel Cemetery
Edwin A. Ankeny
Subscriptions and post office notices at Fre Lass matter
Inquiries list subscription rates and payment methods for the Associated Press services. The notice mentions prepaid mail options and postage handling, referencing the Drederick area and the 8 North Court Street office. It notes a monthly postage and republication policy with cents pricing and mail payments.
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Ee Soctee Ane Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Drederick. Sd
Associated Associated
Republicaton Baratches
Fre Lass Matter
Labor Reform Hope Faces House Vote After Committee Action
A House Labor Committee vote blocks delays and allows considering all labor reform proposals. If the bill advances, it could reach the floor for debate, echoing past efforts and potential conference hurdles, with Me Clellan’s bill as a reference point. Decrees signed grant two absolute divorces in Equity Court, and Paul Tobenk in, a New York Herald Tribune reporter, died after a heart seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Labor Committee
House
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
John L. Me.Clellan
Arkansas
Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News 1909
Commencement exercises and baccalaureate sermons mark Frederick high schools events with pastors such as John A. Didier. StMarys College and church figures feature in the year’s rites. Sales and construction updates appear as S. Markell and Ford begin a new Carroll street office building.
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns The News
Unanimous support for art and football in Freder School marked the annual reunion of the run School Alumni As the Windobora. Brad dock Heights. Harry G. Schroeder, 63, was ejected preside. Frederick County baked in hottest June weather in years. The temperature went to 7. A Baltimore jury's decision against a free-play type Siot machine need have no application locally. County commissioners named eight supervisors for Japanese beetle traps set in the county. Names listed: Frederick A Windsor Davis and Frank Hoffman Brunswick C Frank Moore and Howard F Moler Emmitsburg Edward Combs Thurmont Edward M Creeger Point of Rocks W L Meanby New Market Edgar Alevena.
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Freder School
Run School
Windobora
Braddock Heights
Harry G. Schroeder
Frederick County
Baltimore
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Anders
Frederick
A. Windsor Davis
Frank Hoffman
Brunswick
C. Frank Moore
Howard F. Moler
Emmitsburg
Edward Combs
Thurmont
Edward M. Creeger
Point of Rocks
W. L. Meanby
New Market
Edgar Alevena
Funeral notices for Gor son Kellogg Wedale and others
The funeral of George W. Gorson father of Mrs Verna Williams died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The service was held Tuesday at 2 from the funeral home on West All Saints Street. Rev W Leeks and Rev A T Gaskins officiated. Interment in Fairview cemetery with military representation by John A Jones. Also, the funeral of Miss Cadda Louise Kellogg was held Tuesday at 2 from the North Market Street funeral home. Rev Robert F Woodward officiated. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Willam Wedale of Thurmont had services at the Thurmont funeral home with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gorson
Verna M. Wiliams
Norning
Frederick M Memorial Hospital
Yelock
All Saints Street
W. Leeks
A. T. Gaskins
Lamb of God
Addrine Maker
Clarence Duckett
Wilson Hammmond
Charles Robinson
Joshua Mchammitt
Leoni Soins
John A. Jones
Fairview Cemetery
E. Hicks
Cadda
Louise Kellogg
Aesey
North Market Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Orren E. Jones
Joan W. Bowers
Robert E. Daley
E. Amore
Mount Olverceme
E. Dailey
Willam Wedale
Thurmont
Veteran van Center
Mar. Va
ML L. Cre. and Son Funeral Home
Eugene R. Mev
Norman H Fosie
H. Whitmore
Glenn Gail
Howar
Sick infant and local injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A 7 month old son of Mr and Mrs George B Callan of 1267 Beechwood Drive was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday after major surgery last Friday. Other notes list Geraldine Nemwood 18-year-old injured in an automobile crash near Middletown and Miss Frances Ricketts of Rockne Valley View in Middletown under care at nursing homes. A steeplejack Phillip Youkan, 51, died atop a smokestack after his rope broke during dismantling work in Paterson New Jersey.
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Richard Callan
George B. Callan
Beechwood Drive
Frederrick Aemorial Hospital
Frederick Junor c
New Marxei
Roy StrawsbiTeet
Geraldine Nemwood
Atero Baer
Siri
Frederick Memorial
Hos
Observa Osborn
Middletoun
Frances Ricketts
Rockne Valley View
Johns Hopkins
Hospins
Baltimore
Walkersville Students Win Public Speaking Contest
Walkersville FFA students dominated a county vocational agriculture public speaking contest held Friday. George Staui spoke on soil conservation and Butts on farm safety. judges included Mrs. Evelyn Davis and Robert Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
George Staui
Setor
Brarney
Alsio
Walkersvile F. F
Willam P
Fiame Shelton
George Remsberg
Past Chiefs Meef of Mt Cy Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters
The Past Chief Association of Mt. Cy Temple No. 14 Pythian Sisters met at Mrs. Margaret Dutrow's home with 16 members present. Mrs. Mae Miller was elected president, Beverly Tyervar vice president, Audrey Mercer secretary, and Bessie Poole over. Plans for a July prime at Staley Park were set, guest prize won by Mollie Zimmerman, other prizes listed. September meeting planned at Mrs. Margaret Bower's with co-hostess Mrs. Mary Clem. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Poole
Staley Park
Mollie Zimmerman
Bertha Rice
Ferne Etzler
Audrey Mercer
Annie Atkinson
Margaret Bower
Mary Clem
Freas
Retiring Teachers Spent Total 94 Years In County Schools
A Frederick County report notes several teachers retiring after long service. The piece recounts a career arc with 94 years combined teaching in the county, highlighting memories from early posts, classroom stories, and milestones of the educators as they exit the system. It references summer vacations and responsibilities carried across decades in local schools.
Five Children Die In West Side Fire
CHICAGO AP Five children died when a three alarm blaze tore through a four story apartment building at 2301 2319 W Madison St on the West Side The victims all Negroes were trapped on the third and fourth floors Fire crews battled the flames for about an hour and authorities said all other occupants escaped safely
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Chicago
Madison St
Findlay College graduate takes BA on June 7
Glenn Masser and Frederick Glenn received Bachelor of Arts degrees at Findlay College in Findlay Ohio on June 7. Mrs Jimmy McLain of Houston Texas welcomes a 7 lb 1 oz daughter Tammy Ruth born June 8, with Wanda Long formerly of the same household. Mr G Frank Smith and relatives from Middletown and Burkinsville enjoy vacationing at Ocean Grove New Jersey with attendance at the Middletown Valley Church of the Brethren conference. Smith chosen as delegate. Mr and Mrs Paul Ernest of 312 South Jefferson celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn &. Masser
Frederick
Findlay College
Findlay
Jimmy McLain
Houston
Tex
Tammy Ruth
McLain
Wanda Long
Libertytown
G. Frank Smith
Edna and
Grace Smith
Middletown
Evelyn Sowers
Burkinsville
Ocean Grove
N. J
Fairview
Smith
Middletown Valley
Church of the Brethren
Oceanrave
Mir
Paul E. Ernest
South
Jefferson Street
Unseasonable Cold Lingers With Showers and Cool Night
A late month cool spell brought unseasonable temperatures with showers earlier in the week. Forecasters expect fair and cool conditions tonight and Tuesday with lows near 50. Last night’s low of 48 was unusual locally but not a monthly record.
Geneva Talks At Impasse and Eisenhower Seeks Progress
President Eisenhower said the Geneva foreign ministers talks appear at an impasse with little sign of fruitful discussion. He offered to attend a heads of government meeting if any reasonable progress on East West issues is made, not tying summit prospects solely to Berlin. He urged that the U S Britain France and Russia foreign ministers have authority to push progress and warned against undermining traditional diplomacy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Eiserhower
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Frederick Community College Approved for Junior College Council
Frederick Community College won approval to join the Junior College Council of the Middle Atlantic States at the ninth annual workshop held at Mount Vernon Junior College in Washington. Dr. Otto Klitgord of New York City Community College urged two year schools as the future for college bound students. Local participants included Louise Doty, Rhoda H. Fogle, Charles L. Righter, Dovel W. Sneadner, and Ethel L. Righter, with plans for fall faculty addition.
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Junior College Council of
Middle Atlantic States
Mount Vernon Junior College
Washington
Frederick Community College
Junior College Council
Otto Klitgord
New York City
Elitgard
Louise Doty
Rhoda H
Braddock Heights Fire Co Auxiliary Elects Officers
Braddock Heights Fire Co Auxiliary elected new officers at a Monday meeting at the fire hall. President Mrs Frank Beachley vice president Mrs Maynard Wastler secretary Mrs Nicholas Pollok treasurer Mrs Guy Nery chaplain Mrs Harry Zimmerman. Outgoing president presided and thanked members. Treasurer reported income from 1958 59 projects totaling 3820. Planning for Firemen carnival in August rummage sale in October and bake sales in summer. Membership drive under way urging community attendance.
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Braddock Heights
Frank Beachley
Braddock
Navy Crewmen Describe MIG Attack On Patrol Plane
In Yokosuka Japan a U S Navy crew told reporters a Communist SAG engaged their turbo prop PIM Mercator with 15 to 120 bursts of machine gun fire over international waters off North Korea. The tail gunner was wounded and two engines damaged as they limped home to Iwakuni. The plane's commander Lt Cdr Donald Mayer earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for bringing the crew back safely.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Jeast
North Korea
Aviation Electronics
2.C. Donald IB. Corder
Jacksonville
Farmer City
Frederic $. Withing
Donald R. Mayer
Litchfield
Conn
Tokyoo
John Dennis Maione
Park Ridge
Torder
Mayer
Corder
Ange
Floyd W. McClintick
Richfeld
Ohio
Eggs Cheap Chickens Too Prices Hit Poultry Industry
Eggs at three dozen for a dollar and frying chickens at 27 cents a pound spark hearings by a House Agriculture Subcommittee. The drop in egg and broiler prices to 18 year lows threatens producers from Delaware to California, with New York and Chicago wholesale prices tumbling from last year. The piece also notes an engagement and a death of Don Allen, a New York auto dealer with GM franchises.
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Washington
House Agriculture
Delaware
California
U. S Agriculture
New York
Chicago
Richard J. McCullough
Minnesota
Emmitsburg
Eliza
Congress
Beth Ann
Joseph 5
Lodato
Orleans
Blakel
Sec
Massovich
Dominic Lodato
Ezra Taft
St. Agnes Church
New Orleans
Rockville pupil stabbed near bus stop in school scuffle
A 16 year old white pupil from Broome Junior High School was stabbed at a bus stop near Rockville High. Police say a 14 year old classmate, a Black youth, wielded a pocket knife during a continuation of an earlier argument. The injured student, Larry Hasa, was treated and described as in satisfactory condition. The assailant was released to his parents pending juvenile court action.
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Rockville
Broome
Montgomery County
Larry Hasa
Bethesda
Boy Nurse Nurtures Local Robin From Nest
Allen Kuipp ten year old son of Clarence Klipp of West Fourth Street observed a robin nest high in a plum tree in his yard. Three hatchlings emerged and during a storm one bird fell. The foxer dog saved the fledgling and guarded it. Allen fed and cared for the bird in a box on the porch by day and brought it indoors at night. The robin is now half feathered and expected to fly soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Kuipp
Clarence ‘Klipp
West Fourth Street
Allen
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Myersville
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Paul Tobenkin
New York Herald Tribune
Milwaukee Sentinel
the News
Frederick High Schools
Evangelical Reformed Church
John A. Didier
Merchant Office
Hammond Urner
St. Mary's Coke
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Mobile
Ala
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Cardinal Gibbons
Thomas Jarbo Rohrback
Charles Rohrback
S. Markell and Ford
Carroll Street
New England
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Paterson
Phillip Youkan
Frederick Tin Stude
University of Mary
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Americ Pobhie Seeak
Ng Ceriesi
House of Correction
Ume
Edward D. Storm
James Edward Beverly
Lcense
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Stephen P. Ruland
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Eider
Buckinger
Taneytown
K. O. McAllister
Woodsboro
Magistrace Storm
Freceri
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Becau
Araby
Cather Bride
Mr. Eaton
Lewistown
Catherine
Betty
John Wiles
Lins
Thomas
Thomasters
Thomasr
G. Pearl Thomas
Community College
Braddock Heights Fire Co
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Navy
Deington
Ameria
Far East
T Air Force
Walter Lhome
St. Robertson
Don Allen
General Motors
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Robin
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