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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1950

Page

8

Deaths of Charles W Baker John D Long and E Louise Bast

Charles Wellington Baker 88 former Monrovia resident died at Emergency Hospital after a months illness. Surviving: son Marshall Baker sister Mollie Brandenburg two brothers Morris and Jesse and granddaughter Mrs Harry Krantz. Funeral home 106 East Church Street. John Douglas Long 88 died at Emergency Hospital after three months illness. Surviving wife Laura Long and sister Lily Muller. Long farmed near Jefferson before moving to Frederick. Miss E Louise Bast Boonsboro native died at home after lengthy illness. Surviving sisters Gwen Miller and Madeline Bast, brothers John, Gerald Bast, Charles Bast. Funeral at Boonsboro Thursday 2 pm. Burial in Boonsboro mausoleum.

Charles W. Baker Charles Wellington Baker Monrovia Walkersville Charles William Catherine Poole Baker Marshall C. Baker Mollie Brandenburg Kemptown Morris A. Baker New Market Jesse T. Baker West Bradenton John D. Long John Douglas Long East Fifth Street John and Elizabeth Feaster Long Evangelical and Reformed Church Jefferson Laura Cline Long Lily F. Muller Long East Church Street M. R. Etchison and Son E. Louise Bast Boonsboro William F Sue Fletcher Madeline V. Bast Washington John H Gerald D. Bast Charles R. Bast Hancock Donald R. Stonesifer

Obituary notices for Wilhide Mayhugh and Dorsey in Frederick area

Funerals for Agnes Mehrung Wilhide of Walkersville were held at 1 30 p m Saturday with Rev E Koontz Helwig officiating and a Daughters of Liberty ritual. Pallbearers included W W Culler Charles Kintz Erma Houck Robert Nelson Luther Horine and Ray Crommwell. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick. William Harvey Mayhugh of 329 North Bentz Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral from 10 East Church Street Monday at 2 pm with Rev Samuel S Johnston officiating. Pallbearers William A Study Talmadge N Cecil Jr C Frank Brashears George W Crummitt Russell F Deanis Gordon W Harris. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frances Dorsey, colored, died Thursday at her daughter Irene Howard’s home in West Friendship. Funeral at Full Gospel Tabernacle Cooksville on Sunday at 2 pm. Pallbearers Alex Sands Charles Holland Gilbert Fisher Earnest Miles James France and Robert Stanton. Interment Bush Park Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.

Agnes Mehrung Wilhide Walkersville E. Koontz Helwig Council No. 32 Song and Daughters of Liberty W. W. Culler Charles Kintz Elmer Houck Robert Nelson Luther Horine Ray Crommwell Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick G. C. Barton William Harvey Mayhugh North Bentz Street Frederick Memorial Hospital East Church Street Samuel S. Johnston All Saints Church William A. Study Talmadge N. Cecil, Jr C. Frank Brashears George W. Crummitt Russell F. Deanis Gordon W. Harris M. R. Etchison and Son Frances Dorsey Irene Howard West Friendship L. W. Adams Full Gospel Tabernacle Cooksville Alex Sands Charles Holland Gilbert Fisher Earnest Miles James France Robert Stanton Bush Park Cemetery H. M. Snyder

Gambrill Park Homemakers Meet Pass Frozen Foods Demo

Gambrill Park Homemakers Club held its regular meeting with 13 members at Mrs. Leslie Masser’s home. A frozen foods demonstration and a meal cooked by Miss Beatrice Fehr were enjoyed. President Mrs. Harry Stup led the session and read a progress report from Shookstown 4-H leader Mrs. Reginald Biser. Tickets for the March 25 County Council luncheon at Frederick High were sold. Next hostess, Mrs. Oscar Schultz, will host March 27 at 7 30 p m.

Gambrill Park Club Gambrill Park Homemakers Club Leslie Masser Beatrice Fehr Harry Stup Reginald Biser Shookstown 4-H County Council St Frederick High School Oscar Schultz

Zonta Club Hears Of Fredrick Trip On West Coast

Frederick Zonta Club members heard Charles Byerly Jr recount his summer journey along the Pacific coast with color motion pictures. Guests included Mrs Evelyn Hoopes of Baltimore and Mrs Anne Owens of the State Employment Security Department. Dr Carroll Easterday, Frederick health officer, is slated to speak next week. Market notes follow with prices for wheat corn barley.

Charles Byerly, Jr Frederick Zonta Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Pacific Coast Evelyn Hoopes Baltimore Anne Owens State Department of Employment Security Reno S. Harp Frederick Bessie K. Stauffer Freda Doll Hal Lee Git Carroll Easterday Frederick County

McCarthy Case No 9 Backfires Over Lloyd Profile

NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson details David Demarest Lloyd's background, noting his Harvard education, service on the ADA and National Lawyers Guild, later White House staff, and McCarthy's use of his case as Case No 9. Lloyd denies security risk claims and is described as a diligent legal aide under Charles Murphy.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Wisconsin Joseph R. McCarthy David Demarest Lloyd Charles V. Murphy Clark Clifford Truman McCarthy Chhildren New York Daily Worker Lieyen Charles Tuttle GOP Empire State Franklin D. Roosevelt Lloyd Harvard Harvard Law Department of Agriculture Resettlement Administration Senator LaFollette Civil Liberties Investigating Committee Washington Co-operative Jackson Ferdinand Pecora Europe Harriman U. S Americans For Democratic Action Ada Henry Wallace State Department National Defense Establishment Karl Stefan Neb Stefan House Appropriations Committee John Peurifoy Lievad Lioyd Democratic National Committee White House Murphy Charles G. Ross

Weekly Evening Classes Open At Hood College Wednesday

Hood College will host three weekly adult education classes starting Wednesday at 8 p m for men and women. Dr Andrew G Meyer leads English and American fiction with focus on 1850 1900. other groups cover literature for young children and women and the law. Registration has a small fee and the college seeks mailing list subscribers. Engagement announced for Margaret Louise Fogle to William T Beard with no wedding date set.

Hood College Weamen Andrew G. Meyer Meyer Hood Frederick University of Chicago Mary Wilkinson C. Burr Onica Pratt Lois Hill Hood College Nursery School Virginia Lewis Margaret Louise Fogle William T. Beard Daniel Fogle Route 4 Beard Annabelle Beard Woodsboro

Illness and hospital notes for Frederick area residents

Among the sick nearby residents are Hilda B. Gibbons of 239 Centre street now in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Thursday transfer. Floyd L. Culler has recovered at home on East Second Street after a major operation at University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. John R. Molesworth near New Market is recovering satisfactorily after a Monday major operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Howard M. Albaugh of East Third Street, secretary of Fredericktown Savings Institution, is home with a severe laryngitis attack. Charles W. Zimmerman of 442 East Patrick Street remains gravely ill at home. Albert N. McCardell of East Second Street is confined at home with the grippe. H. M. Orrison of First Avenue, Brunswick, recently returned from Emergency Hospital Washington after a plastic surgery operation. he was fired from the B&O Railroad in September after 47 years of service. Caroline Asbury, an infant near Frederick, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday night for a stomach disease and is listed in fair condition. Mrs. Frank A. Doll was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her home at 13 Rosemont Avenue Monday afternoon in the ambulance of M. R. Etchison and Son.

Hilda B. Gibbons Centre Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Floyd L. Culler East Second Street University Hospital Baltimore John R. Molesworth Near New Market Howard M. Albaugh East Third Street Fredericktown Orrison Rew B. & QO. Railroad Caroline Asbury Frederick Frank A. Doll Rosemont ‘Avenue

Jail on Wheels tour stops in Frederick with educational exhibit

The $15,000 Jail on Wheels mobile unit designed by former Sheriff J Edward Slavin of New Haven is touring to educate youths about crime. It will be in Court House Square this afternoon and tomorrow, then take the Frederick High School students on Wednesday morning. The exhibit is free to the public with donations welcomed for Boys Village Milford Conn.

J. Edward Slavin New Haven Conn Frederick Court House Square Frederick High School Boys Village Milford Sheriff Slavin

Slip Cover School Opens With Homemakers Class

Fourteen Maryland county homemakers kick off a three day slip cover school led by Miss Florence Mason of the University of Maryland Extension Service. They will learn to cut fit and sew chair covers and later teach others in their communities under Miss Beatrice Fehr and Miss Evelyn Hutson supervision.

Marning Florence Mason University of Maryland Extension Service Evelyn Hutson

Frederick area notices and sales pamplet clippings

Local notices list candidacies for alderman and public sales including cattle and tools. Auctions include Glenn Trout and Charles N. Daugherty events with dates, locations, and auctioneers. Also appears used car listings from The Frederick Motor Co with multiple models and prices.

Shelhorse Family thanks for kindness after sudden death

The Shelhorse family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindnesses flowers and cards during the sudden death of Randy Shelhorse. Also notesCitizens of Frederick T announce candidacy for Alderman of Frederick City subject to Republican Convention and seeks support. Includes notices of auctions and local services.

Board of Aldermen of Frederick Donald B.rice Chas, W Randy Shelhorse Shelhorse Frederick T Frederick City Jesse N, Smith

Frederick Homes Insulating Co Shows Local Suppliers

Frederick Maryland appears in a clustered OCR list featuring Frederick Homes Insulating Co with contact details for H. J. Kester, addresses on 316 Kas Third Street, and phone 532-3. The ad assortment includes Eagle-Picher insulation and aluminum storm windows and doors, plus other local services and storefront notices.

Frederick Homes Insulating Co H. J. Kester Kas Third Street Feederick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zonta Club West Coast Rere Sen. McCarthy United States Civil Service Commission Clarksburg Gaithersburg Woman's Hospital, Baltimore Clarence C. Dudrow Frederick Junk CO Frank Gastley & Sons Frederick, Md East Patrick Street Charles N. Daugherty Glenn Trout John Shaw Daniel J. Thomas Edwin L. Thomas Emmert R Bowlus R. L. Kelly Willys Jeep Studebaker Ford Automobile Trade Association Frederick Motor CO West Patrick St Red Cross Trak Walton Mueting See Street Fannie Moore Emmett R. Bowlus H. M. Alexander A. C. Tyeryar East Patrick St Estates of Aid Pennsylvania Maryland Community Hall Fairfield Gettysburg Sile Amelung Dora Mae Kane Seven Stars Nestle ECKER Market St Pete Ausherman M. Frederick Boys Club West South Street OpticMrs J. A. Engle J. A. Davis Harvey NM Farmall H. R. Reynolds Frederick Solar Reliable Junk CO East St. St East St W. Sti Tadia John L. Pronton Audhancer Werner Harnsburg Road T. B Merler E W. Werner Austin BS Cr US Mexico Dignee William H. Deiter Cors H Deiter John E. Deiter Court House West Patrick Street Mary Catherine Rortke Cora Deiter Mary Alton Bennett Women’s Dewmoecratie League Ob Prederigi Coumity YMA Marcie Th PLM King of Mars Opticians N. Market St Matter Ave Charles H. Baker Richard F. Kline Willcrest Orchards T. C FL ‘Pemple Cirrunt Precertek Aurel Tein Frederek Memoth Park Sie Fammers & Meschanics National Bank Frederake Frites Ellis ¢. Wachtei William MT Robpry F Nicodemus Robert F Clapp Harry D. Radclift Tredericl County Orphan’ Court Fannie AM Mayne Jessie FL Bopst Josep T. Griffin Ilarry D Radcliff Walter E Sinn Dorothy V. Eldard Harold R. Lydard Circuit Court Sherman P Bowers Phoiitt Chilren Rockville Cospel Ben Mar~riage Frederck County Court of Equity Dorothy V. Lydard Harold FE. Lydard Ellis C. Wachter Sherman P. Bowers the News Calvary Methodist Parish Hall Howard Lucille Tyeryar Patrick St Madadam Road Mt. Pleasant Walter E. Crum Glenn Trout Sumnert R. Dowlus Rl, Kelly Remsberg's Key Hotel Warry Eam Carroll Montgomery Hargetl and Co South Market Sears Farm S$ Market St. Sjtadtt North Bentz A. Baumgardner North Bentz St Sunz Sander Joseph Rute Abry Or Pear City Opera House Kehne Furniture Co S. Marea Bea Bie West Fourth Sangalow Ell Lest Jerry T. Wile Hans Damascus Smith College Avenue Buckystown Elizabeth Troxei Fulton Ave North Market St Hell Knipp & Company, Inc Pulaski St. Baltimore Bell’n Millinery Wate Atlantic States Company Penna,, Inc Franklin St. Hagerstown M. Wallech Charles Eaves Fhone Montgomery County Fred‘k. Mews Bertie Grabiil Johnsville Union Bridge St. Dept Newark New Windsor-Union Bridge New Windsor Dickerson Frederick News Claggett Ramsburg Gatthersburg Barbara Fritchie Wome Care Frederick Newsnet Wmo News-Post Southern Historical Society Mossrum Royal Streets Alexandery M. C. Barker Jack Bly Gods Landis Jewelry Store South Barket St Rees Monel J Wm. V. Swearinger and Sons Littlestown Poolesville DODGE Tow Middletown Wilbur Cling Myersville Bangs L. L. Flanigan Wooudsboro Austin Younkins Fisneer Ballenger Creek Pike Leo FontaneNa McKinatry Mil Road Dan Wight Clover Lespeceza Timothy Monroe Ave A. M. Lawson A. M. Lawson, Mt. Airy Harry E. Stup Shackstown Point of Rocks Toxas Ridgeville Church A. P. Burdette & Son Mt. Airy Henry T. Remsterg E. Church Sirett Charles V Gearhart Graceham Alfalfa Hay Frank Leesburg Gilmer R Hawkins Urbara Charles E. Smith Thurmont Earl R. Kepler Cramer's North Market Street Colonial Music Shop Pat Tick E. M. Snook Mountaindale Fred Timothy and Alfalfa Orchard Grover Mossburg Grove Lime Co Farmer Brunswick Yellow Springs Farm
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