Deaths in the Taneytown area and vicinity
Deaths reported for Henry Essig 84 in Taneytown after a two year illness. Survived by wife Maude Hillerbrick Essig and children, with funeral from Taneytown home Friday. burial in Reformed cemetery. Also noting Rufus H. Burdette 81, of Plane No. 4, died after a lengthy illness, with funeral at Marvin Chapel. Rose Lynn Talbott 76 of Brunswick died at home. Julia Vinson Anderson 87, Montgomery county mother of Assistant State’s Attorney Thomas M. Anderson, died after two months illness in Rockville.
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Vavld
Henry Easly
David Henry Essig
Taneytown
Jacob and
Margaret Baumgardner Essig
Carroll County
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Maude Hillerbrick Essig
Wallace Yingling
Frank
Herbert Essig
Mary Yeeser
Anna Hosenfield
Westminster
Inlaw
Edgar Essig
Taney
Rufus H. Burdette
Frederick County
Howard County
Allen and
Lucretia Lewis Burdette
Sally Burdette
Annie
Burdette
Poplar Spring
Anderson
Rockville
Julia Vinson Anderson
Montgomery County
Thomas M. Anderson
John Vinson
George MM. Anderson
Maryland
Personal notices from Washington and area
Rhobert Yu Bruchie son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Bruchie Washington and grandson of Mrs L E Feaga Lime Kiln on a month cruise with Naval Reserves Janet Ann Bruchie also of Washington leaves Thursday for New York and a Caribbean Sea cruise J Weldon Harper and family 1268 North Market Street left today for Crooksville Ohio where Harper's mother died Edward D Burger son of Mr and Mrs W L Burger 18 West South Street is a Johns Hopkins University cadet in Engineer 1950 ROTC summer camp at Fort Belvoir Va Mr and Mrs Willard C Van Sant of Mt Airy hosted Mr and Mrs Glenn T Albrecht of Vienna Va weekend visit They flew from Falls Church Va to Frederick Municipal Airport in a Piper Cub plane Mr and Mrs C Robert Moberly 18ed Walkersville announce birth of daughter Jean Wisner June 18 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mother Violet Graystoke before marriage Mrs Moberly Mrs Moberly birth details Leadoff of Walter Osceola Gordon born June 24 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mother and son doing well
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Rhobert Yu. Bruchie
Charles J. Bruchie
Washington
L. E. Feaga
Janet Ann Bruchie
New York
Caribbean Sea
J. Weldon Harper
North Market Street
Crooksville
Harper
Edward D. Burger
W. L. Burger
West South Street
Johns Hopkins University
Fort Belvoir
Willard C. van Sant
Mt. Airy
Glenn
Jeffersion
Walter Osceola
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Local illness updates and hospital notes from Frederick area
Among the sick Mrs Samuel Young at 206 North College Parkway improves but remains bedbound after two weeks with pleurisy and virus infection. Mr C Albert Gilson of West Third Street recently discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital returns there for further treatment. Mr Robert Lowman, after a hospital operation, has returned home at Mt Airy and is much improved. Mr Henry H Haines Wilson Jace, who had major surgery at University of Maryland Hospital, is as well as can be expected. Miss Ernestine Pettingall, after surgery at the Women's Hospital Baltimore, shows remarkable recovery and is transferred to the State Anatorium. her mother returns home at 136 West Second Street. Market prices listed for hay, barley, grain, and oil in the end notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Young
North College Parkway
C. Albert Gilson
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fur NY
Robert Lowman
Frederick Mmorial Hospital
Mt. Airy
Henry H. Haines
Wilson Jace
University Maryland Hospital
Ernestine Pettingall
Women's Hospital
Baltimore
West Second Strest
Marriages in Frederick Area Theaters Dwellings and Kinna Engagement
A series of wedding notices from Frederick area circles covers the marriages of Pauline Mossburg to Thomas R. Eaves at All Saints parish chapel with 70 guests. Betty Harshman to Maynard Gaver in Middletown. Grace Wilcoxon to George Sheetenhelm in Walkersville with receptions. and an engagement of Alice Dunn to Thomas L Dunn. The articles note outfits, corsages, and post ceremony plans with local families and employers prominent in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaves
Mossburg
Pauline Mossburg
Marry C. Mossburg
Thomas R. Eaves
Frederick
Mes
Grace Rodke
Yellow Springs
All Saints Parish
Samuel S. Johnston
Peggy Mossburg
Lester Koogle
Harry Deater
Successful Carnival At South End Asia Gains Crowds
Pleasant weather drew large crowds last week to the South End Civic Association carnival on the McCurdy Field playground. Although no final financial report is available, organizers hope proceeds will fund sanitary facilities. A drinking fountain was installed by the city and the association is funding a leader and equipment. A small field house and proper sanitary facilities top the association's project list. Prizes of rods and reels were awarded nightly to residents such as William Lang, Norman Burke, John Dudash, Stanley Smith, Dale Meadows, and Samuel Rhoderick, with a television set awarded Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
William Lang
West Patrick Street
Norman Burke
West South Street
John Dudash
Washington
Stanley Smith
Sherman Avenue
Dale Meadows
Gaithersburg
Samuel Rhoderick
West Seventh Street
Frederick youths prepare for English cattle judging contest
Roid Smith and David Hert from Frederick County are part of a six member U S team traveling to Oxford England for the Royal International judging contest on July 3 Their letter home describes practice near London visits to farms and notes on English cattle breeds and tea They will also tour Guernsey Jersey and travel through Germany Switzerland France and Benelux before returning by ship with adviser W Sherman Wilson accompanying the group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Roid Smith
David Hert
Oxford
England
Bradley Jones
Maryland
United States
Young Smith
Ray Smith
Frederick
London
Revd Smith
Guernsey
Jersey
Britain
S. A
Germany
Switzerland
France
Benelux
Donald Pickering
McDonagh School
Baltimore County
Lambert Davis
Cecil County
W. Sherard Wilson
Old Weekly News items surface in modern flurry
Esther Hurley of Monrovia unearthed a May 11 1893 issue of The Weekly News from Frederick dated May 71 1899. The pages show potato scab advice and duck breeding notes, a Jersey cow’s butter fat record of 945 pounds 9 ounces, an old witchcraft accusation in New Jersey, and a convict’s return from England to Massachusetts. Local items include a Hungarian immigrant killed near Monrovia, interment led by W H B Etchison, a county history read by Dr W T Wootton, garden prices and rain woes, and centennial celebrations at Glade Reformed Church and Frederick Female Seminary. Advertising centers on bicycles via Tate W T Delaplaine and Sx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hurley
Monrovia
Frederick
Furotsina
New Jersey
England
Massachusetts
Sandusky
Ohio
W. H. B. Etchison
Historical Society
Court Street
Helen Young
W. T. Wootton
Egrs
Glade Reformed Church
S. T. Hartner
Frederick Female Seminary
Tate WT
Delaplaine
Suit For $8 329 22 Is Entered In Court
Clarence C C Thomas sues G Leicester Thomas and junior over a dissolved partnership. He paid $4 829 23 tax and says the defendants agreed to assume liabilities and repay the sum, but have not. The case includes references to the Thomas Supply Company and related internal revenue claims. A church class meeting notes follow with program details and picnic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C C. Thomas
G. Leicester Thomas
Adamstown
Atorney
Parsons Newman
Leicester Thomas, Jr
Thomas Supply Company
G. L. Thomas
G. K. Thomas, Jr
Department of Internal Revenue
C. C. C. Thomas
Trouble Free Celluloid Tabs In Collars Debate
Frederick laundry operators report little trouble with celluloid collar tabs as others in Hagerstown say tabs melt during ironing and cling to shirts or hide in pockets. In related notes, Prospect 4 H Club met at Miss Nancy Storms home with eleven members and guests planning sewing, a July picnic, and Recreation led by Miss Johanna Magala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
CLUW
Seeid
Nancy Storm
Prospect
Foard
Glen Reha
Johanina Magala
Walkersville Carnival draws crowds with July events
Community carnival offerings include Jack-Tot Night Wednesdays at the VFW Home and weekend dances with Clark Sheetenhelm and Woody Frees. Public sale announced for July 15 at two miles south of Gas House Pike, plus reunions, crab feast, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Clark Sheetenhelm
Woody Frees
Gas House Pike
Linganore
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Rose Lynn Talcott
Edward L. Talbott
Brunswick
E Street
Tate Andrew J
Martha Brewer Davis
Loudoun County
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John Talbott
Harley, Bu
Charles C. Hoover
Russell Harshman, Jr
David T. Kinna
Knoxville
Alice
Thomas L Dunn
Virdia Dunn
South Street
Sheetenhelm
Wilcogon
Grace Wilcoxon
Wilbur Wilcoxon
Mt. Pleasant
George William Sheetenhelm
Walkersville Methodist Church
W. Dewitt Dickey
Mattie Sheetenhelm
Harry Clarke Sheetenhelm
Louis Hargett
Hargett
U.S.A
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3Fs
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Christ At Heart's Door
Carole Peterson
Paul Moberly
Joseph Flickinger
Walter Aienfferenat
Margaret Saylor
Amy, Grace
Adam Frances Smith
Wwaak Walton League Club
Woody Free
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Libertytown
Picnie
Ueld
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Lawn
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Harmony Rane
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Horace Alexander
Zimmerman Clan
Big Pipe Creek Park
Mary M
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Daniel Toole Jefferton
KBG International
Patrick Street
M. C. Stickney
West 2Nd
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Packard
Square Corner
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Kent
Richard
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Serview
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The
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Marye Lind
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Maryland House of Delirables
Prinny
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Dev Cold Berr
Art Jiquen's
Weil Brothers, Inc
Market Street
Vienic
Staub's Market
the Escuikes
Sterlers
South Wind
Southern Automotive Service
Jefferson St
Bxtd
Frederick, Md
Vacatient Little
Aly
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Thire Street
May Sloan
Edward Payne Frederick
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
5Th St
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Algie
West Fifth St
G. B
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Sth St
Tohn
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Helen & Ponton
the News
Nithie
Thorett
Ron Shankstown
Teruiy
Wartish Or
Kridig & Saterday
Warner Drauty Stushio
WHO
Datrick St. Vore Batt
Nestle
Orbernater
Acker's
Harker
Zuly
Sale
AL Pagedeuiek
Bilitation
Uryth
Iid
Krederied News
Briday
Walter E. Stull
Borpaing Marriaces
Cleyceck
Owen
Conor Ais
Bunch Steel
Dapp Anil Terra Cotta
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastlev & Sons
R Bill Anderson
Veretibic Prints AM Kindle
Ernest Rickerns
Monroe Avenue
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Payne Dept
Cleveland
Hurst
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Ueselp
North Market
Frederick News-Post
Nousehotel
Attent Ant
Wee Hae
Nehi Rotting Company
Hagesstown
Nehi
Royal Crown
Prederie County
Maryland State Employment Ofice
Winchester Mall
East Church Street
Jante Wah
Frederick News-Poat
Leanan
Fredenck Newwreltist
Hee
Apply & East Carel
Matt Roath
Braddock Thetis
Dhane Braddock
Suitobhe
Busi Hees Dastiel
Tear Pasioamco
Nistock
Sarai
REND
Myon Market Sq
East Third Street
Arpentering
Plunge
Lee Ie Worle
Badbrounis
Spreratie
Peters van Kana
Frostevick
West
Pues
Atte
Jeseth UW
Roberts
Minne
Hortertian
Hennes Trulpment Co
East
Mater
Pian
W. Gord
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Timothy i
Oryshane
G. W. Arnold
Catoctin Point
Clay Kin
Creagerstown
T. B
Bangs Cortilien
Ahee Kugler
Fairfield
Reid
N. Market
Monroe Staley
Molieen
Luther Gladhill
George Glessner
Barr's Orchard & Farm Supply
Winchester
Virginia
Woodsboro Veneer and Lumber Corp
Woodsboro
4Th St
Floyd Shepley
MecKaig
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Generablair's
South St
Orandy
SLO SN Corel
Fowler's
Krghive
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