Blood Call Urges Donations Across United States
Red Cross chairman Roland E Harriman informs Mrs W Jarboe Grove that 1953 saw civilian blood collection reach 145000 pints monthly, plus 167000 pints monthly for defense. Gamma globulin supplies aided a hepatitis threat, valued at 9000000 cases. Frederick county raised 2889 pints and assembled volunteers to donate on demand. Every minute 36 patients enter hospitals, one in five needs a pint. Red Cross supplied 40 percent last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illand
Roland E. Harriman
American Red Cross
W. Jarboe Grove
Red Cross
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Coounty
Local notices from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas
Emmitsburg and nearby communities report visits and travels of residents including Mrs. Charles M Fires and Edward Clingan in Baltimore. Mrs. George Naylor visited with daughter Mrs. Raymond Hornbecker. Families host gatherings in Knoxlyn Mills Glen Burnie Gettysboro and Northwood. Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett returns from a ten day visit in Brooklyn. Mrs. Henry Emerson begins nursing at Warner Hospital and sails to Europe soon. American Legion posts in Franks X Elder Post 121 and Auxiliary hold meetings with new members and donations. Memorial Hall Association prepares an important evening meeting. St Josephs High School P T A notes activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Charles M. Fires
Edward Clingan
Baltimore
George Naylor
Raymond Hornbecker
Hagerstown
Robert Daugherty
Susan
Wilburn West
Knoxlyn Mills
Daugherty
Glen Burnie
Henry H. Emerson
Vivian Warthen
Warner Hospital
Emerson
Fort George Meade
Germany
St. Agnes Hospital School of Nursing
Europe
American Legion
Post
McCullough
James Edward Houck, Jr
Kenneth G. Gumm
Thurmont
Donald Harner
Littlestown
Arthur Sthull
Fairfield
Ira
Louis Rosensteel
American Legion Auxiliary
Anne Topper
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Perry Point
Ella Hemler
Ruth Martins
Charlotte Sanders
Memorial Hall Association
Edgar Emrich
St. Joseph's High School
Funeral Notices Roundup From Maryland Areas
Funeral notices from Thurmont Gaithersburg Criders and Frederick reflect multiple services. Paul F Fleagle died from auto accident injuries and was buried in Blue Ridge cemetery with pallbearers George Fleagle David Fleagle Donald Fitzgerald Victor Freeze Stanley Freeze Henry Freeze. Joseph A Wheel of Gaithersburg was laid to rest in Criders Virginia. survivors listed include Millie V Wheelzel and many children. Mary Myers Loy of Yellow Springs died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at 106 East Church Street and Mount Oliver Cemetery. William Archie Rankles of Mr Airy died Friday. services at Prospect Methodist Church featured hymns Saviour Thy Dying Love and My Faith Looks Up To Thee. Harriett Ellen Whiten, colored widow of Lewis Whiten, died. services at Sunnyside Methodist chapel included many hymns and a large choir. Interments took place in local cemeteries and are conducted by M R Etchison Sons and Olin L Molesworth funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Fleagle
Washington
Fueral
Thurmont
Edouard Taylor
George Fleagle
David Fleagle
Donald Fitzgerald
Victor Freeze
Stanley Freeze
Henry Freeze
Blue Ridge Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Joseph Albert Wheel
Gaithersburg
Damascus
Bergton
Casper Whetzel
Spencerville
Pearl M. Duvall
Martha A. Yankey
Louis Whetzel
Dickerson
W. Wilson Whetzel
Washington Grove
Isola V. Bare
Fulks Run
Mary Myers Loy
J. Ruskin Loy
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
H. Glenn Strine
Raymond E. Bowers, Sr
John C. Engle
Howard M. Albaugh
J. C. Kettells
Harry T. James, Jr
Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison” and Son
William Archie Rankles
Airy
Prospect Methodist Church
Clyde W. Lindy
John Welshaar
Edward
William Rimbey
Harry Bushey
Howard Hood
Leonard Haines
Olin L. Molesworth
Harriett Ellen Whiten
Lewis EB. Whiten
Gussie Whiten
Carver Apartments
Sunnyside Methodist Chapel
C. B. Jackson
Ivory P. Blackman
Emma Lee
Jesus
Charles Smallwood
Edgar H. Weedon
Silas Weedon
Theodore Weedon
Thomas Weedon
Albert Weedon
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mt Pleasant Grange February meeting at Community Hall
Mt Pleasant Grange met February 25 with Master Raymond Bible presiding. Officers announced 330 cleared at a recent benefit card. Program included Singing Battle Hymn of the Republic, reading The Father of His Country, trumpet solos by Mrs. Raymond Bidle, and David McDevitt. Youth group plans noted for next meeting and March 29 Pomona Youth in Middletown Memorial Hall. Five dollars voted for Heart Fund. social hour followed. Glade Valley Grange to meet tonight at 8 at Walkersville fire hall with a program and box social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Susan Eadersolo
Haroid Bowers
Jeannetts Rhoderick
Catherine Roderick
Pomona
Middletown Memorial Hall
Heart Fund
Multipresence and Misused Words Lesson Evening Talk
English lesson by W L Gordon covers misused and mispronounced terms. Today’s word is Multipresence the power of being present in two or more places at once. Guest speaker Captain Joseph Atlen from Hazerstown will discuss using colored slides from his Korean service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
God
Joseph Atlen
Hazerstown
Dr Chas Sydnor Buried In Tennessee
Interment rites were held in Chattanooga for Dr Charles Sackett Sydnor 55 head of the history department and dean of the graduate school at Duke University who died suddenly March 2 in Biloxi Mississippi. He was born in Augusta Georgia and educated at Hampden Sydney Johns Hopkins. He received awards from the Social Science Research Council and Library of Congress and led several historical associations. Survived by widow Betty Brown and two sons Reverend Charles Sydnor Jr and Victor Sydnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Sackett Sydnor
Graduate School
Duke University
Biloxi
Miss
Hugh McCormick, Jr
North Bentz Street
Augusta
Sydnor
Hampden-Sydney
Johns Hopkins University
Social Science Research Council
Library of Congress
Southern Historical Association
North Carofina
England
Oxford University
Bricker
State Department
Betty Brown
Charles &. Sydnor, Jr
Hazard
Victor Sydnor
Charleston
5. C
Roger Willard To Head Rotary Club
Roger H. Willard county roads engineer was elected president of the Frederick Rotary Club to take office July 1 for a one year term. He succeeds Paul W. McAuliffe of the Francis Scott Key Hotel as president. Charles S. V. Sanner named vice president and William R. Slemmer secretary treasurer. The board includes Norvel Bell Igna sius Bjorke Lewis R. Dertzbaugh Girard W. Gallup Clyde M. Roney Sanner Skemmer and Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger H. Willard
Frederick
Rotary Club
Willard
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Rotary
Charles S. V. Sanner
William R. Slemmer
Norvel Bell
Ignatius Bjorke
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Girard W. Gallup
Mr. McAuliffe
Clyde M. Roney
Mr. Sanner
Mr. Skemmer
Local Legion and AMVETS notices lead into auctions and notices
Local mentions include Freder ick Massachusetts events for the American Legion Post Hobie and AMVETS with a free floor show and a dance. Machinery for sale lists several shop tools and motors. An auction is listed at 220 East Patrick Street. An 10 acre farm near Camp Detrick is advertised for sale. Administrators notice announces administration of Ruger A Rice deceased with claims due by September 11, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Street
Dim Street
Camp Detrick
City Walter
Stoker
Hard Road
Alan W. Long
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Ruger
Lewis
Rice
Margaret
West Fifth Street
Brick 2 Apartment Home Investment in Maryland Area
Classifieds list multiple real estate and service items including a brick two unit home at 10 500 with first floor four rooms and bath, private entrance, steam heat, and garage in Frederick area. Also various local ads for fashion show, courses, wallpaper, dress clearance, rugs, blinds, and public notices. Includes contact details for Howard S. Fink and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S. Fink
Realtor Real Estate — Insurance
N. Court St
Monument
Edge of Thurmont
Imm. Poss
D. C. Corbin Real Estate
Westminster
Myersville
Magnolia Ave
Tih St
Richard F. Kine
Virginia Mills Fruit Farm
A. W. Geig Jey
Fairfield
Call Royal
Helengeorge
Weil
Ira D
Ert & Sons
Middletown
Baltimore
C. W
Nora B. Hoffman
Howard Fink
Court St
Desoto
Saab
Ceay
Sadat
Wilbur Cline
Mate
Burg
Hillcrest
T Farm
Admiral
Austin Younkins
Svinrude
Traler
Ale—Sargains
Glenellen Farms
Wamsville
I St
East St
Mon CE
bin North Beni
Poetic Plas
Abell
Winheld
Fogle New Midway
Walkersville
Sige
Cenedera Teale Tone
Lewistown
Monument A Iit Fey
Bendix Electric
HAY & Straw
C. Fogle
New Midway
West Patrick St
East South St
North Market St
Sdtf
West South St
Bdot
Mene OE
Center St
East Church St
Reni
Oscar Putman
Lewis Lown
Maple Ave
Atter
East Third St. S-Edict
East Second ST
Skyline
Detrick
Busines
Braddock Heights
Knoxville
Bath
Brunswick
Apt
West
South St
South Market
College
Apmis
East Thord
Resto
College Avieaaare
Giese
Amadia Tel
Public sale of farm machinery set for March 11
Public sale of farm machinery scheduled for Thursday March 11 at 11 a.m. at the intersection of Warris and Manan Pikes Routes 230 SE, featuring tractors, drawn equipment, and lots of pipes. Clyde Freener releases details with a next sale listed for April 1 and contact via Lane 4-fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrisgant
Clyde Freener Luneh
Local Personal Notes Highlight Birthdays and Visits
Activities include Miss Barbara Hamilton visiting her Madison College family in Harrisonburg Virginia with roommate Miss Rita Ritchie. Also listed are U S Army service members John S Page Jr and Edgar S Crawford Jr visiting Korea and Seoul. Birthday observances mark Richard and Annie Tucker and Vincent Fox families, plus a 12th birthday party for Jo Ann Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hamilton
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Harry J. Hamilton
Worth Jefferson
Rita Ritchie
Ewing
Pfe
John S
Jack) Page, Jr
Inje
Korea
Edgar S. Crawford, Jr
Seoul
Adamstown
U. S. Army
Richard Tucker
Basij Fourth Street
Young Tucker
Reno Tucker
College Avenue
Vincent Fox
Garl Tresser
Jefferson
Paul W. Tresser
Millard Glessner
Mt. Airy
Garl 'Tresser
Irvin L. Kinsey
West South Street
F. H
Merril Wisner
Emmitsburg
Hursday
Skaye
Larry Richard
Sixyear-old Marianne Miller Recovering From Glandular Fever
In Walkersville, sixyearold Marianne Muer Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles F Miller, is slowly recovering from glandular fever. Congress debate on fair committees continues after a public row between Senator McCarthy and Secretary Stevens prompts Republican leaders to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Muer
Charles F. Miller
Walkersville
Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
In Memoriam George Watter Herbert and James Dixon
In loving memory of George Watter Herbert who passed away March 9, 1953. Loving mother sisters and brothers recall the bright days and beauty that your presence brought. In memory you remain. Also in loving memory of son and brother James Dixon who died in March 1946. fond memories linger, remembrance keeps him near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
George Watter Herbert
Dixon
James BR. Dixon
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Glade Valley Grange
Chas
Tennessee
Roger Willard
Legionnaires
Francis Scott Key
Hobie
George E. van Fossen
Amvets
W. Pat. SL
Taney Apts
Grace U. S
Parsons
East Patrick ST
Wall Monument
N. Market St
Jefferson Inn
Fishing Creek Play Boys
Vida ¥. Lahne
Murray H. Fout
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Bessie Hill Lee
Zewis Efler
Sybell
Berelme
William Mo Starm
Atmines
Radcliff Register of Wills
Nisi
Baur
Mamie
Remsbers
Alberta
Remsberg
Mareh
Salton
Liam WooStarm
Fawn
Ray
Frederick Crit
William SM Storm
Ellis C Wachter
Gilbert
Winchester Hall
Hospital Fond
Sidi
Maine
P.O. Box
Charles H. Baker
Norva Ave
B. D. McCain
Routzalin & C. F. Speak
Hendrickson
Parsons—Street
Elizabeth Schaefer
U.S
Weil Brothers
Market Street
J. Frank Malo and Son
Rexall
Hampstead
Carroll County
Wal
Joe's Cleaners
South Market St
Elk's Club
2Nd St
Walkersville Methodist Church
Thomas Ave
John LW Ponton
nFr
Bridgeport
Orphans’ Court
Ernest T. Smith
Emsmilsburg
Taneytown
Towit
Vietrain
sColumbia
Harner
Auchorrer Wrotpegre
Storm
SOLAR
Reliable Junk CO
East 5Th and
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Chester
Dimie Homes
Baltimore Ave
Bladensburg
Bocow
New Market
J. P. Robinson
Benner
Trenton
IdMar
Frederick News-Post
Frederick News
Dairyman
Fred
Fort Germantown
Truok Theater
Earl Baker
Sykesville
Ocophone
New
Amerita Toile
Guard Company of America
Commercial Trust
Philadelpha
Belge
Edward HO Drake
Warsland Employment Service
Mavsomir
Frederck News-Post
Hox
the News
Frederick, Md
Delphey's Sport Store
Patrick St
E. L. Lloyd Brunsches
Doubs Methodist Church
Bill Anderson
Redwood Ave
Thurgs
W. Pat. St
George L. Rothenhoefer
Augustus Tyeryar
A. Dittmar Shaff OS Flemlny Ave
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J Kester
Farg Sb
Hansel FE
East
Patrick Street
Sina
N. Market St.oke Annee
Mard Opticians
Colonial Music Shop
I. TD
Patrick Si
Mt. Philip Road
Timothy Hay
John T. Routzehn
Welty W. Rice
Mountaindale
Gene
Frederick Junction
New & Room House
Iran
Apply
Clarksburg
Washington, D. C
Landis Jewelry Store
New Hampshire
U. S
Commerce St
Southern States
Middletown Cooperative
P. L. Hare Gett and Co
Monumect
Memoriam
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