Deaths: George A. Riker, Victor Misner and others in Thurmont area
Obituaries report the death of George A. Riker 49 in Thurmont with funeral plans through M. L. Creager and Sons. Other notices include Mrs. Ida May Misner of Creagerstown who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 53 with service by Rev. E. K. Helwig and interment in Creagerstown cemetery. Stanley V. Dean, 69, contractor and builder from Hagerstown, and John Oliver Buckingham, 66, retired farmer of Gamber, also noted with service details and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Misner
Ida May Misner
Creagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Floyd
Goldie
Austin
Fannie
Harold Misner
Albert
Thurmont
Margie Stambaugh
Keller
Emmitsburg
James
Woodsboro
Lester
Walkersville
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Rex Green
Alice Long
Carlisle
Keller Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Upperco
Leslie Wolfe
Keedysville
Alvey Wolfe
Misner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. K. Helwig
Creagerstown Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Clarence H Small Dies At Home Near Norbeck
Clarence H Small 69 retired builder died Saturday at the Manor Club near Norbeck after a long illness. He built in Northeast Washington and was active in Montgomery County politics with the anti organization wing of the Democratic Party. Surviving are two daughters, a adopted daughter, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Roy W Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville at 2 p.m. Tuesday. burial in Rock Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence H. Small
Manor Club
Norbeck
Mr. Small
Washington
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Tydings
Lillian Small
Mildred McAllister
Isabel Cross
Laham
Charlotte Y. Small
Charles U. Small
Gaithersburg
William R. Small
Baltimore
Harvey H. Small
Petersburg
George A. Small
Addie Howard
Ada Higdon
Roy W. Barber
Rock Creek Cemetery
Reinterment Rite To Be Held Tuesday
Second Lieutenant Nathan G. Dorsey Jr. of Mt. Airy killed in Okinawa May 19 1945 to be reinterred Tuesday at 10 am at St James Episcopal Mt. Airy with Rev Leon P F Vauthier officiating Interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery War Memorial Plot Funeral director C M Waltz in charge Born April 23 1919 he was 26 at death Survived by his father Mayor Nathan G Dorsey and other family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Buckingham
John Oliver Buckingham
J. O
Gamber
Carroll County
Nelson Reid
Sarah A. Buckingham
Nellie V. Buckingham
Vernon
Francis
Chicago
Carroll
Wilmington
Del
Forrest
Airy
Lester Lowman
LeRoy
Washington
Ralph
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Brown
Winfield
Lloyd Davis
Ebenezer Cemetery
Winfieldy
C. M. Waltz
Nathan G. Dorsey, Jr
Mt. Airy
Okinawa
St. James Episcopal Church
Leon P. F. Vauthier
War Memorial
Mt. Olivet Ceemetery
Dorsey
Nathan G
Funeral for Earl M Harwood in Burkittsville Okinawa death
The funeral for Pfe. Earl Mason Harwood of Burkittsville, who died in Okinawa in May 1945, was held Saturday afternoon at the funeral home on East Church Street. U S Army Chaplain Walter Reed and Rev. Warren A Breisch officiated with military honors by Steadman Keenan Post American Legion Brunswick. Pallbearers included C. G. Price Jr F A Moore R W Moore R B Will M E Mullen W A Mullen and Mark A Conners. Interment followed in Mount Olivet Memorial Plot. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Earl Mason Harwood
Burkittsville
Okinawa
East Church Street
U. S. Army
Walter Reed
Warren A. Breisch
Steadman- Keenan Post
American Legion Brunswick
C. G. Price, Jr
F. A. Moore
R. W. Moore
R. B. Will
M. E. Mullen
W. A. Mullen
Mark A. Conners
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Dorsey Family Notice In Mt Airy Funeral Details
Dorsey of Mt. Airy and his mother Mrs Viva Dorsey Mt Airy and two sisters Mrs Richard Murdock College Park Md and Mrs Nathan Butler Mt Airy request flowers be omitted. Friends and relatives invited to church service. Body to arrive today at the funeral home in Winfield.
Funeral rites for Francis T. Null held in Baltimore
Funeral services for Francis T. Null who died at Maryland General Hospital were conducted at Tickner funeral home in Baltimore with burial at Druid Ridge cemetery. He was an antique dealer for over 40 years and is survived by his wife Addie E. Sundergill and daughter Cornelia Null. Frederick attendees included Nellie Sundergill Bettie Sundergill Theodore Sundergill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Null
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Tickner Funeral Home
Druid Ridge
Addie E. Sundergill
Unionville
Cornelia Null
Frederick
Nellie Sundergill
Bettie Sundergill
Theodore Sundergill
Shirley Braungart
Roy D. Sundergill
Gordon Gamble
Mera Braungart
Doctor explains rheumatic fever risks and treatment limits
The column outlines how rheumatic fever appears suddenly with joint swelling and fever, notes heart valve danger, and cautions that recovery can take weeks. It discusses salicylates, bed rest, and convalescence, plus questions on pregnancy after the change of life and end of menopause.
Cain Endures 6 3 4 Hour Speech On Wallgren Nomination
Senator Harry P. Cain of Washington wraps up a marathon 6 hour 45 minute talk opposing Wallgren for chair of the National Security Resources Board and vows to speak about 120 more hours. He rests with shoes off as relief after the lengthy session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Cain
Washington
Mon Walleren
National Security Resources Board
Cain
Wallgren
One Great Hour Broadcast with President Truman Plans
President Truman will speak on March 26 for One Great Hour, as churches nationwide unite in interdenominational world relief efforts. The program includes a dramatic Sherwood script, stage stars, and a symphony orchestra, with a Sunday offering to follow and a churchwide appeal to vote to participate. A State Department broadcast will share program material internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Frederick Chureh-Goers
Europe
Asia
Robert Sherwood
Miarch
United Christian Action
State Department
Social notes from Gaithersburg and vicinity travel
Personal Shoes Margaret FE Lightner of Baltimore has been visiting her stepfather Mr Ellen Xt Hos in this city for a week. Mrs J Milton Brunk Braddock Heights returned from Chicago after attending the National Frozen Food Distributors Convention. En route they visited relatives in Indiana and Ohio. William Dudraw, formerly of Hyattstown, now lives at 150 Sixteenth Street Washington and works there. Poolesville visitors include Mrs J M Y of Louisville Ky Hal Stevens of Br Force EB Paso Texas and Norman Jacobs. A Pan American Clipper trip to Rio de Janeiro with their daughter Katherine Ann, included visits with Mr Jacobs and Mrs Jacobs in Gaithersburg and Mrs Allen Kings and son Robert of Rochester NY. Mr and Mrs Jack Schaum of Boyds and Mrs Schaum’s mother Mrs J Crouss of North Carolina completed a two weeks motor trip through the Southern States. Edw M Smith and brother and sister-in-law Davis Smith of Gaithersburg left for Miami and St Petersburg Fla after house sitting months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Brunk
Braddock Heights
Chicago
Brunk
Congress Hotel
Mr. Brunk
Indiana
Mrs Brunk
Ohio
William Dudraw
Hyattstown
Sixteenth Street
Washington
Poolesville
J. NM Y
Louisville
Hal Stevens
Br Force
Paso
Karry Stevvene
Norman Jacobs
Rio de Janeiro
Katherine Ann
States
Jacobs
Gaithersburg
Allen Kings
Robert
Rocheser
Honer
Byron
North Carolina
Edw. M. Smith
Davis Smith
Miami
St Petersburg
Fla
Ill in Frederick Hospital and Johns Hopkins care
Among the sick Mr T Edgie Russe of West Fourth Street underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore and is reported to be getting along very well, while Miss Nancy Staley was removed from her home to Frederick Memorial Hospital. The ambulance of M R Etchison and Son carried Mrs Edward Morgan to the Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment, and removal was made in the ambulance of C E Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Edgie Russe
West Fourth Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Nancy Staley
B & O Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Edward Morgan
Patrick Street
C. E. Cline and Son
Haller Sulcer Massices in City Wedding
Haller and Sulcer, both residents of this city, were married at Centennial Memorial Evangelical and United Brethren church on February 28 in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. John Honess Jr. The bride wore an althic dress with black accessories and coral camellia corsage. attendant Mrs. Edward Young wore a tan dress with brown accessories and yellow carnations. The couple now reside on East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haller
Sulcer Massices Sulcer
Lester Halter
Centennial Memorial Evangelical and United Brethren Church
John Ho Ness
Edward Young
East Fifth Street
Local Auctions And Sales In Frederick Area
Frederick area listings show livestock and household auctions at multiple barns on March 15 and 17 1949 plus a public sale of a 6 room semi bungalow in Wathersville March 1 8 at 1 00 p m. Also noted are a Glee Club concert at Hood College March 19 1949 tickets 60 cents including tax and various farm equipment and furniture auctions in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Chun
Wathersville
Glee Club
Johns Hopkins Musical Club
Broabeck Hall
Hood College
Munc
Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Ro. Kelly
Licksville
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Tuscarora
Multiple Frederick ads mix showrooms and services
Frederick News-Post classified listings include insu lation and store items from Frederick Homes Insulating Co and H J Kester, hatchery services by Rice's Chick Hatchery, used car notices from the Frederick Motor Co with several models listed, piano and beauty salon ads, eyewear by Mars Opticians, a paper range, taxy notices, home rental requests, and farm ad requests. The page also features wanted notices for an insurance representative, living accommodations, and farm shares, plus dead animal disposal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow White Grill
Pete
Frederick News-Post
Frederick
Frederick Newa
Rees
Also Mentioned on This Page
George A. Riker
Anna Burke Riker
Paterson
N. J
Western Nectric
Telephone Pioneers of America
Stanley V. Dean
Hagerstown
Middletown
North Avenue
Pauline M. Dean
Edward Grimm
Webster Waymire
Daisy Stambaugh
Virgil Dorfmire
Dayton
Harry
Cincinnati
Geneva
Suter
North Potomac Street
Edward Harrs
Rest Haven Cemetery
Earl M. Harwood
Philip Edward Flock
William E. Fox
Fred Hoffman
Harlan Dinterman
Roy Routzahn
Guy Ahalt
George Bowlus
Elvin Ahalt
Church
Gladhill Co
Frederick Lawrence Haines
Dennings
Malcolm Wright
Uniontown
E. C. Soper
New Windsor
Clyde Warner
Carroll Lindsay
C. L. Manahan
Thomas Stultz
George Magin
Donald Magin
Sam's Creek Brethren Cemetery
Edwin PF. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Jordan
Margaret Fe, Lightner
Ellen Xt Hos
Streamliner
Jesse James
Lyman Ramsdell
Youngstown
Washington, D. C
White House
Ramsdell
George Ashton
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Arthur L. Crum
New Market
Monrovia
Hirae
Hst
Lawson
Weller
Thomas McNdonough
Emmerton Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Watkins
Claude W. Stall
Walkersville, Md
Possession
Harp Agency
Pythum Castle
Rockville
Albert Tabler
Johnsville
Union Bridge
Vernon W. Grossnickle
Har Trout
Lester FL Grossnickle
Woods Free
His Memory Trio
North Market Street
C. Lester Longerbeam
Charles W. Kintz
Cramer's Palace OF Music
ST. Peter's Hall
Libertytown
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley & Sons
Chapel Street
Frederick, Md
Donald A
Reeser
Estes Motors
Fay
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Fast Third Street
Edward Payne Frederick
Nottes
Rhode Island
Rice’s Chick
Arthur D
Lambert
Henri Bendel
West
Watkins Acres
Selar
Reliable Junk Company
East Sth
Goold
Frederick Motor CO
Ford
South Court Street
Ford Theatre
CBS
WFMD
Robert E. Lee
South Market ST
Schulz
Stieff
Ozzie Fagan
de France
Nash Hotel
Spring Valley
Matter Ave
13Th St
Nestle
Ecker’s
N. Market St
Schroeder’s—Men‘s Wear
East
Mars Opticians
Charles H. Baker
Motter Ave
Clarence Speak, JR
Wisner St
the News
W. Franklin
General Hag
U. 1
O'Brien
Capitol Rock
Universal Insulation CO
Care
Frederick News- Post
Co.d. Southland
Dept
Richmond
Hargett
New Hampshire Reds
Hayes Hatche
Mit
Perstown
Faun
Weite
Red Comet, Inc
Vir.c
Lideton
Colorado
Uedatt
Omni Aggres
Barder
Farland
Newark
New York
New England Art Publishers
North Abington
Mass
Oman
Southern Restauerant
N. M
Empire
Elmira
Jefferson
Paul Gaver
Long Corner
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
RUTH G_ JOHNSON
Emily C. Johnson
Charles McC. Mathias
Harry 1. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court
Joan J. Snyder
Elisabeth S. Sullivan
William M. Storm
Harry. Rajcliff
Register of Wills For
Mdd
Potters Testamentary
Mary H. McCaffrey
Stella Heiberger
John R. Fitzpatrick
Harry D. Radcliff
EM. C. Garec
J. O. Box
Eaat Third Street
Warvey Timpson
Woodyear St
Tanin Highway
Frederick Newn-Post
West Third St
S. Market Street
Phono Son
Valley View
Ako Baseinai
Joseph Tove
Fittsburg
Mary- Lind
D. W. Keine
Hear Oak Orchard
the Furniture Co
Aitalia
Lespedera
Roy KO
Amur
Tsi
Waynesboro Nurseries
Virginia
UTA
Brockway
Ernest R. Eccard
Myersville
West Seventh St
Linden Lodge
Linden Tills
Frederick Ladda
Robert Cauler
Feagaville
Thomas Clark
Grove
Frederick Matt
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
Coachey Far Machinery Center
Stevenson Road
Pikesville
Baltimore City Line
Gillon
Ray H. Smith
Route
Geo. Knill
Middleburg
Mt. Olivet
May Hacker
Fair
Pearl
Catherine Lutz
ABC Ironer
Call Co
G. F
Westinghouse
Better Homes Equipment Co
E. Patrick St
Washington St
Entaat
Philco
Charles E. Smeith
Kallaway's
4Th St
Military Road
Wurlitzer
Gulligansen
Story and Clark
Ivers and Pond Pianos
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick Street
John H. Small
Laytensville Stock Farm
Hargetts
Blair St
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