C E Virts Dies At Home In Sandy Hook
Charles Edgar Virts 61 president of the Bank of Brunswick since 1940s and longtime Sandy Hook resident died at his home Monday. A farmer and orchardist, he served on the Washington County Board of Education and as Sunday School superintendent for forty years. Survived by wife Tissie two sisters and two children. Funeral Thursday 11 am at his residence with Masonic rites by Logan Lodge and burial at Knoxville Reformed church cemetery.
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Charles Edgar Virts
Bank of Brunswick
Sandy Hook
Logan Lodge
No. 25
A. F
A. Masons
Harpers Ferry
Board of Education
Washington County
Virts
Cornelius and
Catherine Ennis
Tissie
Marina
Virginia
Jennie” Grin Virts
Bessie Catherine Fuller
This City
C. Frank Wirts
Baltimore
Mrrs
Pearl Henck
Grace Nash
Washington
J. W. Seay
Knoxville Reformed Church
C. H. Feete
Bro
Deaths in Frederick and area claim several notable names
Obituaries record the death of Charles C Titlow Sr at 72 after a six month illness at his Frederick home. Surviving children span Frederick and Baltimore, with many grandchildren. William Plummer Jones, 87, a Brookeville farmer, dies after years as a church vestryman. two nieces survive. Margaret J Koons, former Taneytown resident, dies in Baltimore at 81. sister and brother survive. John E Smith, 75, Black male resident near Mt Airy, dies in Baltimore. extensive family survives. Tax lien notices list Eisele Construction Co and E G Eisele tied to Camp Detrick with substantial withholdings listed.
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William P. Jones
William Plummer Jones
Brookeville
Gustavus
Elizabeth Jones
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Olney
John C. Schutrumpf
Washington
Ralph
Chevy Chase
Laytonsville
St. Joan's Church
Roy W. Barber
Margaret J. Koons
Margaret Jeanette Koons
Taneytown
Montebello State Hospital
Baltimore
William and
Anna Mary
Bower Koons
Elia B. Rapp
F. Ross Koons
Chambersburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tanevtown
Tensvtown
Miles Reifsnider
C. O. Fuss
Internal Revenue Laws
Clerk of the
Circuit Court
Eisele Construction Company
EB. G. Eisele
Corps of Engineers
Camp Detrick
E. G. Eisele
FUTA
Helen R. Thompeor
West Patrick Street
SARI
Braddock Heights
Skyline
Thurmont
Gioer
Scotty's
North i
Union Bridge
Union
Bridge
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
North Market St
West Fourth St
Monument
West Fifth
Jefferson Street
Frederick
Bath
Prari Street
Tremont
Fredenck
4Th St
Elm Street
Elm Sting
Cervice
Ars
George
Neeseck
South Market St
William Seipler
Lantz
Millard G. Duteow
Bay
Poolesville
Rome
Virginia Mills Fruit Fann
A.W. Geigley
Lee
Kemptown
Clinton
Willowdale Farms
Middletown
Joe Ziromerman
Feagaville
Stauffers
Stauffer's
Walkersville
Vinewood
Holskins
Smithsburg
B. W. Burkett
Clarksburg
Gaithersburg
Wittewoud
John Moser
Ned Zeiler
Buckeystown
Iekt
Le—International
Heart
Manuel M. Wein Deve
Moser
Hagerstown
J Frederick
Idea
S.C Fogle
New Midway
Reaes
Rees
William §. Inc
West Fatrick St
Arnold
Price
Boyds
Maryland
Oatman
Tam
P. O
Frederick News-Post
Snyder
Frederick News-Paost
Damascus
Clearwater
Hurst
Fréderick News- Post
Masonic
Masonic Building
Frederck News-Post
Funerals for Charles Lane Held at Saint Adams Episcopal Church
Funeral services for Charles Lane ad. of 114 West Church Street, who died Saturday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital, were conducted at Saint Adams Episcopal Church at 11 this morning. Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury and Rev. Luther D. Miller Jr. officiated. A large crowd attended with church vestrymen present. Pallbearers included E. Mason Hendrickson and others. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Charles
Lane
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Luther D. Miller Jr
E. Mason Hendrickson
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
W. Henry Decker
Cyrus Gambrill Jr
Peter W. Chichester
Philip R. Winebrewer
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. RB
John Wilbur Warner
Berlin
Germany
East Cisuch Street
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
Byron A. Winebrewer
Joseph S. Stephens
Victor Summers
Conner M. Thomas
Motte Thomas
Edward Foul
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Pleasant Grove hosts homemakers and clubs meeting notes
Pleasant Grove Home makers club at the host's Frederick home with 13 members and three guests. Nusbaum presided, readings on George Washington, patterns discussed, and a gift won. Next meeting slated for March 22 at Mrs Harrison's home. Willing Workers and Faithful Workers groups held meetings with devotions, songs, readings, and refreshments. Men of Song schedule notes and nearby concerts listed for the Community Concert Association.
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Pleasant Grove
Stella Lawson
Norman Nusbaum
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club
Frederick
Holland Lawson
Austin Reeder
Vincent Biser
Marguerite Burgee
George Washington
William Lawson
Burgee
Mike
Dear Lord
Father of
Robert Windsor
Robert Harrison
MEN OF Song
Community Concert Association
Frederick High School
Gettysburg
de la Fuente
Stessin
Vickwei Sze
Winchester
Fredrek Community Concert Assn
Lewistown W B C meets on March at Mrs Livezey home
The Lewistown Methodist W B C S met at Mrs Joseph Livezey’s on March with a program titled The Young Woman Moves to the City. Mrs Norman Rameburg led the worship, readings by Mrs Chas Russell Frushour, and prayers by Mrs Jewell Beeson. Mrs Eli Green presented the program, notes on city-bound young women and responsibilities of the W S C S, Rev Wm Taylor offered the closing prayer. Mrs Albert Powell presided over business, a Red Cross contribution was noted, and a calling toward a zone meeting on April 12 at Mt Pleasant was set with overalls requested. Nominating committee named: Mrs Chas Russell Frushour, Mrs Geo Green, Mrs Chas Michael. Refreshments served by Mrs Livezey and Mrs Alva Michael. Next meeting at Mrs John Wisner’s on April 12.
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Lewistown W.B.C
W.5. C.S
Lewistown
W.S.C.S
Wm. Taylor
Albert Powell
Red Cross
Mt. Pleasant
Powell
Chas
Russell Frushour
Geo. Green
Chas. Michael
Eli Green
E. B. Overby
India
Livezey
Alva Michael
John Wisner
Henry’s 17-19 N. Market St and Local Sales Ledger
A collage of local classifieds. items include for sale notices such as a child’s toy gun, steel movable work table, ladies and children’s clothing with prices, a public sale on March 19, a land sale on Bowers Road, spray painting service, farm machinery listings, a weekly barn dance, and a St Patrick Day liquor specials ad. Also thanks notes and a public sale by Melvin Kline.
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Bowers Road
Dual Highway
Shooks Town
Melvin Kline
Local notices and events fill Thurmont area listings
A long page lists dances, suppers, sales, auctions and public notices in Thurmont and Frederick County. Highlights include St Patrick's Card Party at American Legion Home on March 17, a Bob Fisher band dance on March 16, a Myrtle M Cook agent ad, a county fire detector system bid invitation, a Flint Hill parish hall supper on March 26, and multiple farm auction and sale announcements with bid deadlines and contact details. Included are personal thanks, real estate and trailer sales, and a Moose auto license reminder.
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Frederick County
Delbert
Null
Frederick County Board OF County Commissioners
Lightweight Rotary Lawn Mower Ad and Local Notices
A dense clump of old ads and notices touts a 21 inch self propelled rotary mower for $119.50 with $12 down at Montgomery Ward Frederick and lists other promotions from florists, optics shops, and local clubs. It includes meeting notices for Legion Auxiliary and veterans groups, dance events at Elk's Club, and public invitation to visit non members, with contact details and hours.
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Montgomery Ward
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
John R. Webb
U. S. Vv
W. Country Club
Clark Sheetenheim
Dick Harp
Closing Out Spring Coats and Local Notices
Closing out spring coats offered in sizes 3 to 14 with discounts. Also painting services advertised by Nikirk's Master Painters. Local notices include a Colonial Militia talk by George Ness Jr. and a Brunswick Moose benefit event. Court order published concerning equity proceedings in Frederick County.
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Parsons—Street
Nikirk’s
Historical Society of
Frederick County
George T. Ness Jr
Esquire
Baltimore
Maryland
Religion That Makes a Difference in Our Lives
In a modern novel a character dismisses God as irrelevant while noting religion should alter moods and aspirations. A university chaplain recalls a girl who said her father is the Christian at the university yet does nothing, illustrating a critique of superficial faith versus true religious power.
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Earth
Douglass
God
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C.E. Virts
Charles C. Titlow
East Fifth Street
Mr. Titlow
Samuel and
Mollie Stull Titlow
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Improved Order of Red Men
Chippewa Tribe No. 19
Junior Fire Company
D. G
Charles C. Titlow Jr
Milo E. Palmer
George Federline
Jerome Hahn
Patrick Street
Tate Bevinde
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
John E. Smith
John ©. Smith
University Hospital
Howard County
Samuel
Susannah Smith
Mary E. Smith
Mary Rhenbottom
Woodbine
Raymond
Smith
Margaret King
Alice M. Smith
Catherine Lowman
Violet Cook
Sykesville
Shirley C. Smith
Winfield
Mt. Gregory Church
Cooksville
Harry Dixon
Bushy Park
C. M. Waltz
Willing Worker's
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Oneida Leatherman
Mildred Specht
Annie Leatherman
Jesus
Kitty Brandenburg
Charlotte Leatherman
Edna Ford
Mary Leatherman
Irs
Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society of
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Clarence Long
Harvey Lare
Harold Short
Catherine E. Shipley
Orphans Court
Ruth St. Carey
Charles W. Shipley
Vida
Yoder
Martie Sawyer
Mildred Eicholtz
Holden S. Felton
Edith E. Wickham
S. Carroll ST
Mui
Boss Leisure Suits
Henry's
N. Market St
Admin
Genler
Martinsburg
W. Va
Donald Shewbridge
Staley L. Flook
Pine Ave
Clay Machinery
Walkersville Fire Hall
Lewis Burdette
Monocacy
Harry ¥. Chase
Mattie H. Harris
W. Patrick St
Meath
Dublin
John Jamison
Fitzgerald
B. & Bond
Delicatessen
Marlow's
Bentz
Fen Free
St. Patrick's
American Legion Home
Our Lady OF Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Bob
Fishing Creek
Tater & Margie Jefferson
Myrtle M. Cook
St. Ph
Woody Free
Hamilton MT. Restaurant
Goetze
Calif
Maxwell House
Johnny's
Flint Hill Parish Hall
N. Court St. Monument
B. Q. Thomas, Jr
Thomas E. Stone
Robert J. Furie
Frederick Memorial
Frederick Optimist Club
Harry M
Lease
Yellow Springs
Heart of Maryland
Jefferson
Broad Run
P.m
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Moose Auto
Moose Club
Moose Lodge
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Amy C. Beall
K. P
Monravia
Paul L. Beall
Vernon T. Watkins
Grover L. Beals
Wilbur F. Sheffield JR
Focal
P. QO
Carl J. Franzen
Jim Grove
Adamsten
Ladies Auxiliary
OFC. M. F.C
GROVE
Green Acre Florist
E. 8Th St
Legion Auxiliary
Uesday
Elk's Club
West 2Nd St
Atlee Schildt
New Midway, Md
G. Deene Tain
Uu Sum
Augustus Tyeryar
H. Baker
Norva Ave
William F. McClure Jr
Center Street
Ext
Brunswick
Women OF the Moose
Iron
Frederick Junk CO
Frank L. Gastley & Sons
Woodrow
Bill Anderson
Ren
Ward
Poe South Market St
P. L. Hargett and Co
Beng
Wrick News-Post
Esok
Way
Albion Avenue
Paterson
New Jersey
Resnick
GC. J. Zimmerman
East
Patrick St
Charles J. Morgan
East Church St
East South St
Landis
Ilsatt
Landis Jewelry Store
Ralph M. Parsons CO
North Market Street
Agronomist
the News-Post
Lmilthy
West Sth St
East Pat
Puck St
Ponton
ALI Plm
Waxnesboro
Hegerstown
Smithsbury
Ringgold
Berkshires
Hempst
Yorkshires
China
Hampshire
Poland
Joseph A. Long Phour
Stull & Reaner
Gheiss d& Honoedel
Frederick Caucty
Holden S. Fellow
Ruth &. Carey
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Frederck County
Orphans' Court
Rosa Harriet Jacobs
Saia
Charles Calvin Jacobs
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Harry
Nis
Equity Court
Frederck
Equity
Maryhh
James McSherry
Edward Smith
Ambrose
Whitehill
Frederice County
Ellis C. Wachter Clore
Cre Cours
Edward J. Smith
Ellis C. Wachter
Ornhape Court
Louise Potts
Amosa
Holter
Amor A. Holter
Harry Reaistes
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