Blood Drive Totals 199 Pints For Frederick County
During a two day visit, the Baltimore Red Cross Blood mobile collected 199 pints for armed forces. Monday saw 116 donors at Calvary Methodist church with 103 accepted, Tuesday 112 with 96 accepted. New gallon club members include Brandenburg, Engelbrecht, Kelly, Troxell, Barker, and Mackley.
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Baltimore Red Cross Bloodmobile
Paul L. Willard
Red Cross
Calvary
Frederick County
Gallon Club
Harry Brandenburg
Margaret Engelbrecht
Guy Kelly
Charles Troxell
Viola Barker
Weredith Mackley
Geraldine F. Baker
Ronald L. Smyre
Traugart
Helen Elizabeth
Brooks
Gloria Essick
Frederick
R E. Town
BE. C. Webb
D. Radcliff
Gordon Todd
E. Currens
Webb
P. S. Lansdale
M. Beth Eakins
Todd
Flossie Cain
Ray Aisley
Alton Bennett
Osborne Price
Meredith Smith
Joseph Holdcraft
Helen Martz
Bennett
Price
Alexander D. Lewis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Court Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Lewis
G. R. Stauffer
Philip Wertheimer
Alden Fisher
Amvets
Naval Reserve Composite Unit
Willard
Funerals Held for Hess and Others in Area Taneytown
Funeral services were conducted for Reymond Gordon Hess at the Taneytown funeral home with Rev. Glenn Stahl officiating. Pallbearers included Flickinger and Dewey Weidner. Interment was in the Lutheran church cemetery with C. C. Fuss and Son as funeral directors.
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Reymond Gordon Hess
Taneytown
Glenn Stahl
Trinity Lutheran Church
Flickinger
Dewey Weidner
Bart Wadell
William Vogle
Charles Baker
Curtis Bowers
Lutheran Church Cemetery
C. C. Fuss and Son
Nettie Sewell
Vernon T. Sewell
Simpson Chapel
New Market
Rev. Thompson
Norman Peach
Douglas Crampton
Leslie Sewell
Edgar Spriggs
Claymon Crampton
Richard Disney
W. E. Falconer
Anne G. Hopp
St. Anthony's Church
Emransburg
Stanley Scarff
R. J. McCullough
John M. Reddy
Felix Hemler
Irvin Miller
John Orndorff
Joseph H. Scott, Jr
St Anthony's Cemetery
M. L. Creeger and Son
Carrith Wisner Street Appears Before Magistrate For Overweight Fine
Warren E Carr of Wisner Street faced Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker on Wednesday morning for overweight charges. He was fined 52 with collateral forfeited by Clarence Byran Lanham. Robert Gibbs and others linked to the case had smaller fines. Officer George MacHild led the arrest and James F. Ccker and Hld contributed the records.
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H. Reese
Jo Peoples
Wedness
Warren E. Carrith Wisner
George MacHild
State
Clarence B. Byran
Lanham
Robert W. Gibbs
Si Dems
James F. Cker
H:ld
Marine recruiter to visit Frederick office weekly
Sgt. Lewis H. Ellmer of the U S Marine Corps will be stationed Wednesdays at the U S Naval Recruiting Office in Frederick to take enlistments for the Marines. Sgt Ellmer replaces Sgt Hamill Reeves who has been transferred to other duty.
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Lewis H. Ellmer
U.S Marine Corps
U.S. Naval Recruiting Office
Frederick
Eumer
Hamill Reeves
Deaths NORMAN ECKARD and others in Westminster area
Norman Ohief Eckard 51 of Westminster died suddenly at work on a dam project near Randallstown from a heart condition per an autopsy by Dr. D. D. Caples. He leaves a large family and is mourned by Trinity Lutheran Church. Other obituaries include Elijah T. Mills of Gaithersburg, Wilbur F. McKissick of Thurmont, Walter A. Brown of Foxville, Mrs. Annie L. Grim of Union Bridge, Dr. D. Hartzler and Son, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements are announced by local firms with services planned over several days.
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Norman D. Eckard
Norman Ohief Eckard
Westminster
Patapsco
Randallstown
D. D. Caples
Baltimore County
Eckard
Taneytown
West Main Street
Arthur Stonesifer
Meymar
Earl Null
Silver Run
Leon Eckard
Fort Jackson
Glenn Stahl
Lutheran
C. O. Fuss and Son
Elijah T. Mills
Elijah Thomas Mills
Gaithersburg
Bethesda
Richard H
Mary Elizabeth Saffell Mills
Grace Methodist Church
Mr. Mills
Vernon D. Mills
Leon E. Mills
Hiccam E. Perrell
Neelsville
Mamie Virginia Davis
East Church Street
Forest Oak Cemetery
M. KR. Etchison & Son
Wilbur F. McKissick
Louis P
Sarah Clark McKissick
Sapillasville
Masonic
Cockeysville
McKissick
Thurmont
United Brethren
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral
Walter A. Brown
Foxville
Ezra
Lucille Smith Brown
Minnie G. Lewis Brown
Clyde
Glenn Wollard
Sabillasville
Clifford Wollard
William Wilhide
Lantz
Homer Kline
Smithsburg
Fred
Mt. Bethel Church
Alton J. Grim
Annie L. Grim
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Samuel E. Diehl
Virginia Boone Diehl
Windsor
David F. Grim
Ridge Meeting
Mountainview
H. G Fisher
Jesse Flory
Church
D. Hartzler and Sons
John Schiltneck
Anna May Schiltneck
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Washington County
Iste Frank
Caroline Brown Palmer
Raymond L. Neidich
Rockville
Nettie Soper
Mary Gibbs
Viola Neidich
Cleveland
Ohio
Grover Palmer
Dayton
Martha Newell
Flagstaff
Arizona
Margaret Lucas
Chicago
J. G. Haddix
Sturgis
Michigan
Walkersville
Rocky Hill Grace Lutheran Church
G. C. Bartom
Graduate Cadet Flook Dies Not Applicable
Cadet Howard O Flook Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard O Flook of 15 East Second street graduated June 2 from Charlotte Hall Military Academy Charlotte Hall He transferred from Frederick High School at end of sophomore year He won letters in basketball football and track and was commissioned a 1st Lt and second in command of Company C in November He earned multiple awards including the Edward M Thomas trophy and Charlotte Hall Decathlon and plans to study mechanical engineering at Drexel Institute of Technology Interment for Melvin and Clifford families announced.
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Howard O. Flook
East Second Street
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
Flook
Frederick High School
Military Acadeny
Edward M. ‘Thomas
Drexel Institute of Technology
many weddings reported in Frederick area society column
The article lists multiple weddings and engagements in Frederick and nearby towns. It notes Arvin Wright in Jefferson with de Grange family roots, Fitzpatrick-Wolfe in Hagerstown, Caltrider-Dutrow in Westminster with naval service details, Remsberg-Shiple y in Mount Airy, Gladhill-Slifer in Burkittsville, and Rundell-Collins in Urbana. It includes attendants, attire, venues, and post ceremony plans. It also records an engagement between Margaret Remsberg and William Anderson.
Maryland to add roadside picnic areas by year end
Maryland motorists will gain a total of 91 picnic areas under a Maryland State Roads Commission plan, increasing from 29. The distribution targets eight on the lower Eastern Shore, nine in Cecil and Talbot, nine in Montgomery and Prince Georges, twelve in Baltimore and Harford, sixteen in Southern Maryland, eleven in Frederick Carroll and Howard, and four in the three western counties. The Roads Commission will use existing land and work during slack periods. YEARLY VISIT. Made Mrs George Tloke chaired the Warmers Christian Temperance Union yearly visit to Montevue with guests in the front yard and program notes emphasizing spiritual rebirth.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland State Roads Commission
Cecil
Talbot
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Harford
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Anne Arundel
Chartes
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Commusia
George Tloke
Warmers Christian Temperance Union
Montevue
Anna Edwards
Homer Palmer
John Bussard
Raymond
David Edwards
Edwards Lane
Nicodemus
Home Ad Hospital
Miss Zimmerman Weds Russell Linwood Baker In Maryland Church
Miss Ruby Anne Zimmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Zimmerman of Maple Homestead near Frederick Maryland married Russell Linwood Baker son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Baker of Jefferson in the Church of the Brethren. Rev Ralph E White led the candle light double ring ceremony as lilies hydrangeas and palms decorated the sanctuary. The couple will reside at 219 South Market Street after a Florida honeymoon. Out of town guests came from Akron Washington Baltimore Hagerstown and New Windsor.
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Arvin
Reba Jarine Arvin
Wilbur Arvin
Taneytown
Jefferson
John Henry Wright
George Wright
Co. O. DeGrange
Morris Zumbrun
Patricia Flora
Mt. Pleasant
Russell Wright
Frederick High School
Caltrider—Dutrow
Louise Estella Dutrow
Nevin A. Dutrow
Frederick
Wilbur V. Caltrider
PHAN
United States Navy
Filbert Caltrider
Westminster
Westminster Methodist Church
Eugene C. Woodward
Patricia L. Wimert
Charles L. Wimert
John Wooden
Wimert
Gloria Holland
Peggy Caltnder
Baltimore
Mary Edna Stone
Penelope Caltrider
Malvin Castrider
Ryle Benson
Edward Mancha
Melvin Barrick
Malvin Cartrider
Harvey Lambert
Glenn B. Markle
Omo
Norfolk
Lester Wimert
Charles Wimert
William Segafoose
Margaret Remsberg
Carroll Shipley
Donald Fleming
William Anderson
Marjorie Hardy
Charlotte Rogely
Marriotsville
Mt. Airy High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Lewisdale
B E. Sullivan
Blanche Cramer
Frances Ramsburg
Marko Kuhar
Cleveland
Charles Kunvman
Selma
Iowa
John Rommeck
New York City
Peter Pan Inn
Poconos
New York State
East
Second Street
Elmira
Gladhill
Slifer
Janet L. Slifer
Raymond Slifer
Burkittsville
William N Gladhill
Alva Gladhill
St John’s Catholic Church
Herbert Jordan
Church of the Brethren
Ruby Anne Zimmerman
John M. Zimmerman
Maple Homestead
Russell Linwood Baker
Harry R. Baker
Ralph E. White
Zimmerman
Melvin B. Wetzel
Hagerson
Kenneth Q. Harsher
Kenmar
Dorothy Baker
Harry W. Baker
Hagerstown
Baker
Daniel R. Grove
Ralph Putman
Liszt
Wagner
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Kenneth Fogle
Emil Shober
Middletown
d’Hardelat
de Koven
Berlin
Bond
Shober
Florence Shaffer
Elizabeth Howard
Blair Harrington
Stanley Gliniak
Virginia Derr
Paul Shaffer
George Shafer
Florida
South Market Street
Frederick Tailoring Company
Navy
Modern Lighting Company
Akron
New Windsor
M. B. Wetzel
Ten Thousand Air Spotters Sought for Maryland Defense
Maryland seeks about 10 000 air plane spotters to cover around the clock beginning July 14. Col. David G. McIntosh says 148 posts statewide need 84 spotters each, two at a time for four hours weekly. Current volunteers total 2 000 to 3 000 with 465 recently volunteering for the filter center in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Maryland
David G. McIntosh
McIntosh
Air Force
Observation Corps
England
Confession Admitted in Baltimore Murder Case
Della Blanche Poulsen confessed to cutting a victim’s throat in a March 26 fracas in a third floor apartment. The statement was read as the state closed its case, Poulsen, 26, is charged with first degree murder in the death of Ann Mary Finnigan.
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Baltimore
Della Blanche Poulsen
Miss Poulsen
Ann Mary Finnigan
Lloyd Dowlglas George
July 30 Set For Opening Bay Bridge
The Chesapeake Bay bridge, Maryland’s first continuous link between East and West, is slated to open July 30 with dedication at 11 am and public inspection. Traffic to begin at midnight, and Gov. McKeldin appoints former Sen. George L. Radcliffe as dedication chair. Bus tours will be provided. officials only may cross before midnight.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
McKeldin
George L. Radcliffe
State Roads Commission
Reads Commission
Omero C. Catan
New York
New Jersey Turnpike
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Catan
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Public Service Commission
Raymond W. Masten
Masten Trucking Company
Milford
Del
Cambridge
Masten
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Easton
Preston Trucking Company
Preston
Ocean City
Victor Lynn Lines
Baltimore-Salisbury
Victor Lynn
Kent Freight Company
Marshall's Express
Preston and
Johnsville Homemakers Club Plans June Bus Trip
The Johnsville Homemakers Club met with fourteen members and two visitors. Plans were made for a bus trip to DuPont Gardens on June 14. Mrs. Eiler led a talk on Culture in Family Living and played European and American music. Meeting adjourned September 25 with refreshments.
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Johnsville Club
Johnsville
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Mary E. Dove
Mary E. Nove
John Downing
Edmondson Ridge Road
Catonsville
Jadoo
Dove
John W. Humm
Annie Knodle
Edward Dove
John Dilfenbach
Patricia Downing
John D. Downing
Beryl A. Dove
Randolph Vernon Dove
Witzke
Edmondson Avenue
Loudon Park Cemetery
Rhoda E. Etchison
Rhoda Ellen Etchison
Howard Etchison
Pine Grove Chapel
Mt. Airy
W. DeWitt Dickey
Pine Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Charles C. Beavers
Richmond
Virginia
Beavers
Henry County
Quantico
Colonial Beach
Amelia County
P. H. Beavers
Patrick Street
Mr. Beavers
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Blanche V. Young
Blanche Virginia Young
Howard Young
Doubs
John W
Mary Virginia Thomas Lee
Pleasant View
Pleasant View Methodist Church
Point of Rocks
M. R. Etchison and Son
Sarah V. Thompson
Sarah Viola Thompson
Lovettsville
Billa Hickman
George
Sarah Copeland McGaha
Richard Thompson
Edward Thompson
Round Hill
Henry Thompson
Decatur
LeRoy Thompson
Ermal Harding
Harpers Ferry
Melvin and
Clifford
BR. S. Brown
Fitzpatrick—Wolfe
Mary Droneburg
Mary Margaret Wolfe
James Thomas Fitzpatrick
Edgar Fitzpatrick
Dothon
W. Va
Boyd Hann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Miss Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Fitzpatrick
West Fifth Street
Gladys Nickel
William , Buxton
Kathleen Buxton
Floyd
Kathaleen Moore
Virginia Souder
John Burvier
Knoxville
Ann Elaine Slifer
Warren Fry
Hes Man
John Hedges
Renice Brubaker
Braddock Heights
Sacred
Hotel Frederick
New England States
Canada
A Trail Avenue
D. Elwood Remsberg
Airy
Margaret Ella
William Edwin Anderson
A. Ms Anderson
Long Corner
Aliss Remsberg
Lisbon High School
Price Electric Company
Anderson
Marvin Chapel
Jack Derry Center
Marvin Chapel Church
Albert Clay
Sis Law
Donald Derr
P v. Kenneth Watkins
Derr
Joan Clay
M Carl Clay
Luther Derr
Miss Zimmerman
Maryland Watch
Bay Bridge
Pleasant Grove Club
F. Earl Brown
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club
Robert Harrison
William Lawson
Stephen
Franklin Weller
William la
Grandma Mose
M. Gter
Urbana
Welcome Farms
Leon Loeb
County Home
Beatrice Fehr
Betsy Levington
Charles Collins
Murray Fox
Urbana Club of Homemakers