Hagerstown man killed in county crash on Thurmont Foxville road
A Hagerstown man died when his 1951 Chrysler sedan skidded and overturned four miles east of Smithsburg, crushing him beneath the vehicle. The driver, a U. S. Marine Reserve and Western Maryland Railway brakeman, Dewey Herman King, resided in Hagerstown and previously from Tennessee. He left behind an estranged wife and relatives.
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Hagerstown
Thurmont
Foxville
Potomac Edison Company
Rocky Springs
Robert €. Dishong
Dewey Herman King
U. S. Marine Reserve and
Western Maryland Railway
Ring
Power Company
Herbert Mullican
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
State Polce
Dishong
Tennessee
Route 1
Smithsburg
Frederick County
Sufer
John W Gurka
Allentown
Margaret Lowa King
Pendleton
Oregon
Trumbelia
C. H. Feete and Bro
Tucker
Solomon
Weverton
Goldsborough Rites Today
E Lee Goldsborough of Shepherdstown West Virginia prominent orchardist banker and civic leader died Friday evening in Martinsburg hospital after a stroke. Born Summit Point he lived in Walkersville early life. He helped found the Fruit Growers Club and Federal Lands Bank of Jefferson County served as its president. He organized East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association and led West Virginia Horticultural Society. Survived by wife Isabel McCalla two children Helen Louisa and Edmund Lee a Drexel Institute professor and two grandchildren. Funeral today with services at Trinity Episcopal Church Martinsburg.
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E. Lee Goldsborough
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
Summit Point
Mr. Goldsborough
Charles Worthington Goldsborough
Henrietta E. Lee Goldsborough
Walkersville
Mr.Goldsborough
Maryland School of Agriculture
Frederick
Maryland
Bureau of Fisheries
Washington
Leeland
Fruit Growers Club
Federal Lands Bank of
Jefferson County
Goldsborough
East Central Fruit Growers Production Credit Association
West Virginia Horticultural Society
Mt Neds Masonic Lodge
Washington Cosmos Club
Martinsburg Kiwanis Club
Potomac Light and Power Company
Shepherdstown Light and Water Company
Trinity Episcopal Church
Isabel McCalla
Helen Louisa Geldsborough
Edmund Lee Goldsborough
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Gekisborough
Charlotte Pendleton
Deaths of multiple local residents in Thurmont area
A s ummary of obituaries from Frederick area papers reports the deaths of Donald Morace Bestien a Thurmont resident aged about 4 years. Frank Thomas Beall 88 of Rockville. Ella Mae Shumaker 173 Lovettsville. Anna Shoemaker Wolfe 75 of Baltimore. Bertie Ferrell 67 of St Marks. Mrs Lewis C James Sr of New Market. and other survivors. The notices note retirement, employment history, church affiliations, residences, and funeral arrangements with dates and locations in Thurmont Mountaindale Middletown Brunswick Lovettsville Purcellville Bethesda Glen Burnie and surrounding communities. Funeral services are set at local funeral homes with interments in Blue Ridge Jefferson Rose Hill and other cemeteries.
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Mise
Bertie Ferrell
St. Marks
James C
Laura DeLauter Ferrell
Ferrell
Brunswick Evangelical and Reformed Church
Claude Ferrell
Anna Ferrell
L. W. Karn
Baltimore
J. Edgar Ferrel
Knoxville
William D. Ferrell
Charles Ferrell
Jefferson
Ethel Ferrell
Elizabeth Ferrell
East Church Street
Jefferson Reformed
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lewis C. James
Martha Eleanor James
New Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Agnes E. Riggs
Washington
Mary Turner
Laura James
Margaret
Jenkins
Frederick
William
Matthew
Jestine
Kenneth
Charlotte
Roger
Ana
Mary Joheson
Agnes Mosley
Helem Gilchrest
Effie Davises
Sara Riggs
Charles
James Riggs
Simpson's Chapel
Simpson’s Chapel
W. E. Falconer
Tecter
Aaron Plowman dies after long Uniontown life
Aaron Plowman longtime Uniontown resident dies at home at 0:15 oclock aged 85. Survived by second wife Elva Smith Plowman and several cousins. Funeral by Rev Donald Warrenfelt at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Uniontown Sunday 2:30 PM. Interment in church cemetery. Friends may call at the late residence Saturday. C Fuss and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Plowman
Aniontown
Uniontown
Jacob
Nancy Benedict Plowman
McGee Plowman
Elva Smith Plowman
Donald Warrenfelt
St. Paul's Lutheran
John Hoch
Church Cemetery
C. ©. Fuss and Son
John W. Thomas John William Thomas
Clagettsville
Dennis
Lindy Thomas
William W. Thomas
Laytonsville
Friendship Methodist Church
James E. Mason
Roy W. Barber
Samuel Z. Beigter
Samuel T. Zeigher
Sere Clagettaville
Crownsville Hospital
Dock
Nancy Zeigler
Nick Lyles
Bradley Woodfield Garage
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star No.4
Mt. Airy
Elwert R. Everhart
Elbert ‘Reed Everhart
Levettsville
Harry Sed Effie Reed Everhart
Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Cooper Everhart
John Everhart
Weisbades
Germany
Randy
Renate Everhart
Ruth Rust
Harvey Everhart
Hyattsville
Owen Everhart
Gapland
Addie Ever- ‘Hart
William Yingling
Union Cemetery
Funeral notices from Uniontown to Middletown and beyond
Funeral services were held for Aaron B. Plowman at his Uniontown home with Rev. Donald Warrenfelts and Rev. John Hoch officiating. Interment followed at Winters church cemetery. Pallbearers included Arthur Duvall and others. Separate notices for Paul E. Malone of Grafton and Elmer Jacob Koogle of Middletown, with interment details and affiliations. Also mentions John Victor sons and other local deaths with service times, locations, and pallbearers.
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Aaron B. Plowman
Uniontown
Donald Warrenfelts
John Hoch
Winters Church
Arthur Duvall
Posey Rake
Charles Crunbacker
Roy Waltz
Hamilton Savage
Kenneth Nusbaum
C. O. Fussland
Elmer Jacob Koogle
Middletown
Edwin Alcorm
Frank Darner
Henry Magaka
Robert L. Smith
Oscar Kinan
Willard Harvey
Earl M. Kepler
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Foreral
John Victor
Lorman
Welty Nikirk
Jack Kimmel
Charters Kimmel Jr
Clarend Dingle
Edwin Alaugh
Reformed
Gladial Company
Walter L. Stottlemyer
Walter L. Lettemyer
Wellsville
Weltesville
Raymeed L. Markley
Sue of
Seoul
Jesus Savier
PaWieerars
Thomas Grese
City Issues Broad Set Of Building Permits In Last Months
City engineer reports numerous new permits for residential quarters including a $300,000 Stewarts Manor apartment on Motter Avenue between Pinewood and Oakwood. New homes listed with addresses and values plus several remodels and garages across multiple streets.
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Stewart Manor, Inc
Motter Avenue
Pinewood
Oakwood Drives
William Hyatt
Chestnut Street
Howard H. Hartman
Culler Avenue
Franklin Shankle
Biggs Avenue
Helen M. Shook
South Carroll Street
Beauford A. Oden
Grant Place
Eugene Carlisle
East 14Th Street
William G. Null
Frederick Avenue
R. Patrick Turner
Pinewood Drive
Melvin Oden and Sons
Lee Place
Raymond G. Gregoire
Catoctin Avenue
Fred E. Heimann
12Th Street
Alien
R. Reutzabno
Kline Boulevard
K. and
Rosemont
Walter J. Powell
West Patrick Street
Robert McCutcheon
Wisner Street
Roelke and Hiltoer
West
Patrick Street
Dorsey F Shipley
Earl Shriner
Second Street
Charles H. Kupp
Church Street
Frederick Brick Works
Potomac Edison Company
Ernest W. Reeder
North Market Street
C. Russell Lawson
West Seventh Street
Twin Kiss, Inc
Julia Adalt
East Church Street
Ray M.ashbaugh
Ralph W Boyer
Fairview Avenue
Donald E. Null
West 15Th Street
Mrs. Alma Stull
Carroll Parkway
H. C. Foster
East Fourth Street
F. G. Lodge
Robert W. Sheckles
Franklin Street
J. Kenneth Kefauver
Trail Avenue
Oliver B. Harding
North Bentz Street
Raymond Bowers, Sr
East Eighth Street
Robert Easterday
South Jefferson Street
William E. Nelson
George M. Ball
Edward W. Sanger
Co. W. Cook
Roy E. Baker
McNorva Avenue
South Wisper Street
Maude Davis
East Third Street
WEDS AT POOLESVILLE IN VINTAGE JUNE WEDDING
A June 17 wedding in Poolesville Methodist Church linked Betty Mae Fyffe and Kenneth Ellwood Wise. Rev. Charles A. Michael officiated with Rev. Raymus Fr. Hillard assisting. attendants wore blue and yellow net gowns. reception followed in the church social room. The couple, both Poolesville High School graduates, plan postwar careers in Bethesda and Rockville.
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Poolesville
Poolesville Methodist Church
Betty Mae Fyffe
John T. Fyffe
Kenneth Ellwood Wise
Martin Wise
Gaithersburg
Charles A. Michael
Raymus Fr. Hillard
Fyffe
Richard Peterson
Silver Spring
Sunkist
Arlene Comegy
Hyattastown
Charles N Staub
Beaillsville
Barbara Ann Cooley
Ginger Bodmen
Buddy Bodmer
Maynard Luhn, Jr
John Thomas Fyffe, Jr
John Cooley
John Wise
Charles Staub
Ann Easter
Ader Dudley
George Bodmer
Poolesville High School
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Rockville
Main Reunion of Georges W and Margaret Main at Pleasant Hill
Families of George W Main and Margaret R Main gathered at the Church of the Brethren Pleasant Hill Monrovia on Sunday. A basket of white lilies was presented in memory of the departed. A next reunion date was set for the second Sunday in June at the church.
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George W
Margaret R. Main
Church of the Brethren
Pleasant Hill
Monrovia
Abram G. Poole
Gurney J. Brashear
William J. Warfield
George E. Main
John E. Main
Clyde D. Main
Jesse C. Main
Charlies Culver
Edward Meyer
Roscoe Martin
Otis N. Rippeon
Luray Aushermas
Margaret Martin
Carolyn Poole
John Brashear
Francis Kenseth
Doris
William
Paul Brashear
Rebecca
Wayne
Elaine
Cornelius Brashear
Derlene
Monroe
Brenda
Jean
Ruth Gancy
Martha
Patsy
David Brunner
Lorene
Nannie Main
Susie Branner
Richard Carpenter
Virginia Main
Lawrence E. Fagen
Thelma Warfield
Jesse McCracken
Carown
Stanley Martin
Joy Lynn
Freddie Culver
Samuel
Ellis
Dariene Main
Dorcas
Anna Goode
Pauline Draper Weds Fisher in Frederick Presbyterian Church
Pauline L Draper daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kugler Draper and David John Andrew Fisher son of Mr and Mrs G Lewis Thompson of Timonium were married Saturday afternoon at Presbyterian Church, Frederick. Rev W M Weaver officiated as palm and gladioli decor filled the sanctuary. Attendants included Miss Barbara Hancock and Miss Nancy Rash. best man Alan Ward. A reception followed at Hotel Frederick for guests from Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns. The couple will reside in Cockeysville after a trip through the Gulf states.
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Mina Pauline
Lorraine Draper
John Kug‘Jer
David John Andrew Fisher
G. Lewis Thompson
Timonium
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
W. Merval Weaver
H. Walker Zimmerman, Jr
Barbara Hancock
Baltimore
Nancy Rash
Hancock
Stanley H. Draper
Smithsburg
San Illusion
Fisher
Alan Ward
Gilbert Winger
Paul Hagan
Carroll Matanoski
Frank Lewis
Love
John Shorrow
Malotte
Washington
Silver Spring
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Gulf’ States
Ashland Road
Cockeysville
Thurmont High School
State Teacher’s College
Towson
Towson High School
State Teacher's College
Equity case seeks divorce in Frederick County circuit court
Notice details a Maryland equity action by Alexander Dunlop against Zena Dunlop to dissolve their marriage begun March 27, 1948 in Dalton Georgia. Defendant non resident with last known Brunswick Georgia address deserted November 13, 1950. no children. Court orders publication for four weeks before July 15, 1953.
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Frederick County
Alexander Dunlop
Zena Dunlop
Dalton
Georgia
James Crowe
Maryland
Norwich Street
Brunswick
Circuit Court
Frederck County
Court of Equity
Cliiton Wirts
Ellis C. Wachter
Jey & BM
Maryland National Guard units depart for two week field training
About 120 personnel from Medical Company and Co A of the 2nd Division Maryland National Guard left the State Armory in Frederick around nine am Saturday for a fourteen day drill at AP Hill Military Reservation near Fredericksburg Virginia. They traveled in mobile guard trucks to Warrenton and joined elements from Hagerstown Cumberland Frostburg and Oakland in a 55 vehicle convoy. Training includes an attack problem by platoons with reinforcement from the Oakland heavy weapons company. Captain Robert Stone commands the Medical Company and Captain James Cutsail leads Co A.
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and Co. A
2Th Division
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
Frederick
A. P. Hil
Fredericksburg
Warrentes
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frostburg
Oakland
A. P. Hill
Robert Stone
James Cutsail Ia
Co. A
MacArthur Would Have Halted POW Row, Says He Would
In Baltimore on June 3 Rep Van Zandt of Pennsylvania told Maryland VFWs that had General Douglas MacArthur been in charge in Korea, he would have denied the North Korea action and halted the anti Communist prisoners release. He argued the United States blundered by not controlling the situation and urged supporting an investigation into veterans hospital care affidavits. He noted free hospitalization abuses and argued high earners should not qualify. Maryland’s Friedel Gaertner Fallon and other Democrats opposed the amendment, saying it would reflect on all veterans seeking aid.
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Baltimore
Ers
Kerea
Douglas MacArthur
Republican Congress
Rep
van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ovent
Stagman
Rhee
McArthur
United Nations
Korea
Truman
Veterans Administration
van Zandt Sai
VFW
Friedel
Gaermats
Fallon
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Donald Morace Bestien
Donald Horace Bostian
Near Thurmoss
Lottie Biehl Bestian
Union Bridge
Hocace Bostian
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Beulah Summer
Edward
James
Nancy
Joseph
Charles Bostian
Middleburg
Robert Bostian
Mary Bostian
Arthur Rice
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M L. Creager and Son
Frank Thomas Beall
George Washington Hospital
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Roads Board
Pauline Collins
Franklin
William Beall
Alexandria
Allen Beall
Charles Beall
Barnesville
Monocacy
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Ella Mae Shumaker
Elia Mae Shumaker
Eli Shumaker
Loudoun County Hospital
Hamilton
Shumaker
Lovettsville
Purcellville
Benton Stone
Round Hill
Thelma Newshaw
Madge Everhart
Helen Wright
Garfield Shumaker
George Stone
Harpers Ferry
Richard Stone
Springfield
Shiloh Lutheran Church
William A. Wade
Anna
Wolfe
Anna Shoemaker Wolfe
Harry D. Wolfe
Max B. Wolfe
South
Calhoun Street
Henry J. and
Rebecca Poffinberger
Shookstown
Alice Ingrassia
Eileen Suyeta
Max
Gerald
Claude Shoemaker
This City
Jacob Shoemaker
Basil Grossnickle
Rose Hill Cemetery
Ough
Charlottesville, Va
Aers
Harry B. Goldstorough
Leesburgh
Edwin G. Goldeber
William T. Fisher
William Theo Fisher
South’ Carrol] ‘Street
Charles Bitter Farm
New Design Road
Harry T
May Strine Fisher
Graceham Morayvian Church
Elizabeth
Tracey Fisher
Raymond Eaton
Lewistown
Nancy Lee Fisher
Minnie Gouker Barnes
H. Harry Barnes
Three Pines
Annette M. Kean
William B. Kean
5Th Army
Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Kean
Bradley
Annette Kean
Mt. Olivet
Ellzabeth Moon
Elisabeth Hana
Charles Sevens
Muriock
Yence
Hana
Creagerstewn
Caroline Baker Geinses
Creagerstown
Creagerstown Lutheran Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Remerel
Lelia May Stump Sparks
Clinton C
Jack) Sparks
East Patrick Street
Sparks
Samuel and
Ida Starner Stump
James L. Sparks
Edward E. Wolfe
May Barthalow Wolfe
West Mosher Street
Sylvia Kies
Jessie Smith
Mildred Ohley
Lance Wolfe
Austin Wolfe
Witzke
Edmondson Avenue
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Hugo W. Schroeder
Mowat Olivet Cemetery
Bartlett
Grafton
Virginia
Paul E. Malone
John Molt
First Baptist Church of
Malone
Rosedale Memorial Park
Bee
Cher L. Ohler
Komitoturg
Philip Bower
MH. Whing
Massachusetts Avenue
N. B
Mt Plenam
Dixie Moore
Betty Rhoderick
Annapolis
Cape St. John
Ankle
Ernest Harne
Frank Steldemyer
Mark Lewin
Charles Recard
Oscar A. Brandenburg
Paul If. Bittle
Pauline L. Draper
Mr. Fisher
Aine
Pvt
Frank Renn
Lewis Reon
Aberdeen Proving Ground
MacArthur
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