Nudist cultist admits death of wife and infant
Washington, Feb 28 A 40 year old nudist cult follower Charles Francis Holober confessed to police that he struck his wife Frances Garner Holober and buried their eight month old daughter June in an 18 inch deep grave near a nudist camp lodge in Virginia. He told officers he buried the baby beside his wife after saying she had broken her contract with him. He was arraigned in Fairfax County on two counts of murder and held on a $50,000 bond.
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Washington
Virginia
Jeremiah F. Flaherty
Charles Francis Helober
Fairfax County
Helober
Holober
Frances Garner Holober
June
Holeber
Jim Hunter
Cecil E. Brown
Harry Carrice
Estate Matters Before Local Orphans Court
Park W. T. Loy of Hagerstown qualified as administrator in the estate of his sister Eleanor M. Loy of Thurmont. Real estate valued at 6500 with personal property around 1060. Court approved two accounts. DeLauter’s first and final account for Andrew C. Bagent showed 1345.10 with no distribution. A 32000 fund claimed by relatives could not be found. Sinn and Bowers as trustees for Kathryn Phillips accounted 675 and paid 314.77 on 1356.15 in claims. Mrs. Ernest F. Kennedy returned from Fort Sam Houston, Texas, visiting son-in-law Capt. Edmond Scavone, daughter, and grandson John Allan. trip by plane.
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Park W. T. Loy
Hagerstown
Orphans’ Court
Eleanor M. Loy
Thurmont
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Andrew C. Bagent
Walter E. Sinn
Sherman P. Bowers
M. Kathryn Phillips
Vitus Viola Brown
Ernest F. Kennedy
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Edmond Scavone
John Allan
Kennedy
Relief From Job In Germany Asked By Clay
Berlin reports Gen. Lucius D. Clay has informally asked to retire as United States Military Governor in Germany. A broad administration shakeup is anticipated by early summer, with three generals named as possible successors and Clay unsure of approval from Washington.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Germany
Clay
Mark Clark
Austria
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Frankfurt
Washington
Local notes from Emmitsburg and area events
Mrs James H Allison and infant son James Henry were discharged from Annie M Warner Hospital. Mrs Quincy Shoemaker moved to her sister Mrs Roy Wagerman after selling her West Main Street extended home. Prof B J Eckenrode and David Arnold spend a week in New York at the Gift Show. Linda Hamerick visited Sabillasville friend Mary Carl. Mrs John Kelly Mrs Robert Topper and Mrs Marie Rosensteel toured Gettysburg. Altar Committee for March at Elias Lutheran Church listed. Mother Seton Junior Guild at St Joseph High School presented program with singing resume radio skit. Mrs Roy Bollinger and granddaughter Patty Jean visited Gaithersburg. Women’s Missionary Society of Elias Lutheran met Feb 22 with 17 members. Grace Rowe led devotions. Kathryn Keilholtz led “America’s Geographical Frontiers.” Refreshments served by the committee. Next meeting at Mrs D L Beegle’s home with leaders Mrs Irvin Brown Mrs A L McClear Mrs Beegle. Mrs Stella Topper and Mrs Marie Rosensteel hosted at Leo B Topper’s home. Mrs J Wm Rowe and Miss Ruth Shuff hosted Washington’s Birthday dinner for Mr M F Shuff Sr J William Rowe Mrs Lumen Norris and daughters Monica Rebecca M F Shuff 3rd of Yakima WA. Dolores Burdner returned from Frederick visit with family. Mr and Mrs Harry Jones and daughter of Washington weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E Shorb. daughter stayed with parents. Mr and Mrs Fern Ohler welcome birth of daughter at Annie M Warner Hospital.
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Emmitsburg
James H. Allison
James Henry
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Quincy Shoemaker
Roy Wagerman
West Main Street
Irvin Brown
B. J. Eckenrode
David Arnold
New York
Linda Hamerick
Mary Carl
Sabillasville
John Kelly
Robert Topper
Marie Rosensteel
Gettysburg
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles Harner
Carroll Martin
Geo. Naylor
Carroll Olinger
Mother Seton
George Greco
James Eckert
Patricia Fitzgerald
Roy Bollinger
Patty Jean
Jaalbert Poole
Gaithersburg
Women's Missionary Society of Elias Lutheran Church
Grace Rowe
Morris Zentz
Kathryn Keilholtz
Miss Rowe
Miss Keilholtz
America
Philip Bower
D. L. Beegle
A. L. McClear
Beegle
Stella Topper
Marie C. Rosensteel
Leo B. Topper
J. Wm Rowe
Ruth Shuff
Washington
M. F. Shuff
J. William Rowe
Fern Ohler
Foremen At M. V. Assn. Dinner Here
The Monocacy Valley Association held a graduation dinner for 23 foremen from local plants. Certificates were awarded for completing a year of crafts leadership under John F. Stephens Jr. at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 40 in attendance, and plans for another foremen class were announced.
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Monocacy Valley Association
John F. Stephens, Jr
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Francis Scott Key
James S. Crist
Mr. Stephens
Richard F. Kline
John R. Fitzpatrick
Association
Robert B. Crothers
M. J. Grove ,Lime Co
M. J. Grove Lime Co
J. C. MacArthur
J. M. Bucheimer
Frank James
Joseph Vanni
Frederick Tailoring Co
Claude Knill
Dietrich and Gambrill
Charles Ford
Raymond L. Crouse
Charles A. Winpigler
Everedy Co
John W. Kemp
Potomac Edison
Harry S. Lambright
Clarence E. Powers
Plaque Honors Maryland Farm Families For War Work
A plaque honoring Maryland farmers and their families for homefront service in World War II was presented to the University of Maryland College of Agriculture by Epsilon Sigma Phi. It will hang in the agriculture building lobby.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Paul E. Nystrom
Agricultural Extension Service
T. B. Symons
PTA Meeting Highlights Montgomery Charter and Fluoride Talk
Poolesville Parent-Teachers Association held its February meeting featuring Edwin Brown Rockville attorney explaining Montgomery County charter gains and potential $40 000 annual savings with simplified government. Dr Roy H Bridges introduced Dr F F Aarson who spoke on Sodium Fluoride Therapy in Dentistry advising periodic child treatments and warning against candy bars.
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PTA
Montgomery County
Edwin Brown
Rockville Atttorney
F. F. Aarson
Southern Maryland Dental Society
Poolesville
Parent-Treachery Association
Brown
Roy H. Bridges
Montgomery County Health Department
Aarson
Paul E. Paxton
Parsonage Meeting and Quilting Party Names Drawn
The parish group plans a St Patrick Day meeting at the parsonage with a program committee including Mrs Nellie Wills Mrs Lenore Hartman and Mrs Rose Dutrow. A quilting party at Mrs Harry Lehroyer near Myersville produced two quilts with many helpers listed by surname.
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St. Patrick's Day
Nellie Wills
Lenore Hartman
Rose Dutrow
Birth of Terry Lee McIntyre in Hagerstown
Mrs Josph R Mc Intyre of Lante is congratulated on the birth of a son Terry Lee at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown on February 20 The mother is the former Miss Betty Tracey of Smithsburg.
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Josph R. McIntyre
Lanté
Terry Lee
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
McIntyre
Betty Tracey
Smithsburg
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