Funerals for Turner J Agan and Edward Herring
Funeral services for Turner J Agan a retired railroad engineer who died Sunday morning were held at Gladhill funeral home in Middletown Tuesday afternoon Rev W E Fox officiated with interment in Rose Hill cemetery Gladhill Co funeral directors also handled the funeral of Edward Herring who died Saturday morning services were at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the funeral home 106 East Church Street with Rev G Ermine tt pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church Jefferson officiating interment in Med cemetery Jefferson AL hison and Son funeral directors handled arrangements Americus Mullinix died Sunday at his home near Daisy funeral services were at 2 o'clock Monday at Howard Chapel Long Corner with Rev W Wesley Dodge officiating interment in the church cemetery many flowers and a male quartet from Ridge Methodist church sang at the service pallbearers were Grandsons David Kenneth Wal Paul Leonard Sterning Gil t and Roland Mullinix interment in the church cemetery Mrs Flora Elsie Geesey wife of Edwin Geesey died Thursday at her Woodsboro home services were at 2 pm conducted by Pastor Raymond C Byers interment in Hope cemetery Woodsboro John R Ceaser formerly of this city who died in New York City died Thursday morning funeral services were at 10 am Tuesday at the funeral home 106 East Church interment in Fairview cemetery M R Ison and Son funeral directors note major heart condition and high blood pressure mentioned in the obituary.
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Grace Price Smith
Freder
Patrick Street
Donald R. Smith
John
Mary Ordeman Price
Fred
Charles S. Price
Osre I Price
Mazie
Emmett
Louise Appencellar
New York
Smith
All Ints Episcopal Church
St. Marys
St. Timy's Chapel
Fitzhugh
U. D.C
East Patrick Street
All Saints
Samuel S. Johnston
Olivet
Harry E.rty Co
al W. Clary
Paul W. Clary
Airy
Alrry High School
Carroll County
Kaminer
Carroll Unity
Maurice E
Clara Elizabethary
Bessie E. Clary
Maxine R
Paul E. Ry
Airs
Spurrier
Rygod
St Airy
Letere
Arthur Daw
Prosstt Cemetery
Mt Abr
C. Waltz
Turner Jagan
Gladhill
Dletown
W. E. Fox
Rose Hill
Gersttown
Gladhill Co
Edward Herring
Church Street
G. Erminett
Evangelical Reformd Church
Jefferson
Tal
Remed
M. AL Hison and Son
Americus E. Mullinix
Daisy
Howard
Howard Chapel
Long Corner
W. Wesley Dodge
Ridgee Methodist Church
David
Kenneth
Wal- Paul
Leonard
Sterning
Gilt
Roland Mullinix
Waltz
Flore Elsie Geesey
Edwin Geesey
Woodsbore O
Raymond C. Byers
M. P. Wineinner
J. W. Esler
L. C. Powell
Ude Geisbert
Harvey Werking
Hes Smith
Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Vell and Hartzler
John R. Ceaser
Ared
Fomnerly
New York City
Funeral Home
East Church
Williams
Ohist Church
Were
Robert R. Stanton
Ge H. Craig
John T. Strawder
Or Smith
Paul Reid
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Ison
Lee
Barker Shop
Byers
Wille
Myersville
Walkersville
Beze
James Watkins
Lewis
Beltdit
Shookstown
Edgewood Road
Ellis Chalmers
Frederick
Monroe Avenue
Charles Fisher
Bruns
Vernon
Braddock Heights
Bradley Jones
Harmony Grove
Gray‘son H. Mercer and Son
Poland
China
Lloyd Remsburg
Middletown
Aptoly Grabie
Thurmont
Frederick Lens-Pass
Fi Jauter
Robert Keeney
Maple Ave
Walkersvile
Evans Hardware Co
F. Evans
Woodbine
FORD
W. Pat
St. Lisdtt
W. C. Baer, north- east 1. Mad. 3-35d6t< _ FOR SALE—WESTINGHOUSE
Chevrolet Iion
Tedy Smuck
Huski Garden
Keller, Jr
Amos
Luther Hines
G. D. Holden
Clarksburg
Ersburg
SaiGme
Damascus
Rocky Ridge
Hampshire Service
Charles Luiz
Mid
Cletown
Mdesa
Guy C Hkiine
Myerstile
Siza
Marriages and engagements announced in local notices
Weddings and engagements listed include Margaret Elizabeth Ford and Eugene Richard Schell wedding on March 6 at Boonsboro Lutheran parsonage, Mary Helen Sherb engaged to Rev Harold A Kocker, Ridgley Albaugh and Betty Jane Westmoreland wedding in Lovettsville, VA, March 13, with reception and plans for a southern tour. Attendees from Washington and Arlington, with service by Rev N H Fravel.
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bell—Ford
James L. Ford
Taney Apartments
Margaret Elizabeth
Eugene Richard Schell
Jesse Schell
West South Street
Boonsboro Lutheran Church
Mrs. Schell
Enrgagement
John W. Sherb
Rocky Ridge
Mary Helen Sherb
Harold A. Kocker
Charles W. Kocker
Lebanon
R. D
Darius Westmoreland
Magnolia
Arkansas
Robert Daniels
Fairfax
Charleston College For
S. H. George
Lovettsville High School
Washington
U. S
Arlington
Edna Albaugh
Margaret George
Cecelia Albaugh
Pearl Pape
Robert O. Bush
Richard Minonson
Wastington
R. S. Poffinberger
Woodsboro
Frederick News Briefs and Personal Notices
Mr C Albert Gilson returns to Frederick after two months in St Petersburg Fla. Howard Miller Thurmont announces birth of a 94 pound daughter Delores Jane Sunday morning Mother and baby doing well Rev and Mrs Raymond L Mark iley and son William Myers patie were entertained at dinner Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Austin Long Church Hill Rev Markley a World War I chaplain visited the town Frs Long The text mentions Diedenhofen Thion Lorraine and Ville is white but details are unclear
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C. Albert Gilson
West Third Street
Frederick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Howard Miller
Thurmont
Delores Jane
Raymond L. Markiley
William
Myerspatie
Austin Long
Martha
Church Hill
Markley
Ath
Frs
Long
Diedenhofen
Thion- Lorraine
Local residents return from medical treatment and progress reports
Dr. Thomas H. Quill has resumed practice after minor surgery in Washington. Littie Skippy Taylor is convalescing at Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment since Monday. Richard H. Best, near Frederick, discharged after appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sidney Hal discharged from University Hospital with satisfactory recovery. Mrs. Robert Shipley was moved to Mercy Hospital Baltimore by ambulance. Billy Clemson remains stable at Baltimore Children’s Hospital School after nine weeks as a patient. John W. Thomas shows slow improvement after ten days at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas H. Quill
Rockwell Terrace
Washington
Littie Skippy Taylor
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mon‘day
Richard H. Best
Rock Hill
Frederick
Sidney Hal
University Hospital
Robert Shipley
Sikerville
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
C. M. Waltz
Billy Clemson
Charlies Clem
Utica
Children’s Hospital School
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
A devotional on regeneration through Christ emphasizes a transformed life after accepting Jesus. It cites Moody and biblical verses to claim the heart is renewed, old loves fade, and all life aligns with the Creator. The piece frames missions and salvation as God’s greatest act.
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Earl L. Douglass
Christ
Dwight L. Moody
Boston Common
Babson Newspaper
Local Homemakers Meet in Frederick Sets Attendance Record
The Frederick County Council of Homemakers' Clubs plans its annual meeting in Frederick on Thursday with hopes for a record turnout. Mrs. Luther Remsburg will preside, sessions begin at 10 am at United Brethren Church, lunch at Calvary Parish Hall, and Mrs. Earl Gosweller will discuss international relations and her 1947 Holland trip as a farm women representative. The county groups number 125 with 725 members, and about 400 are expected to attend.
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Frederick
Frederick County
West Second Street
Earl Gosweller
Maryland Council of Homemakers’ Clubs
Tripso Holland
Poem by Miss Osborn Published in New York Paper
The New York Herald Tribune reprints "Thought for the Winter Season" by Miss Mary Elizabeth Osborn of Hood College. Osborn, associate professor of English at Hood College, resides at 202 College Avenue and has written studies, novels, and poems appearing in current periodicals. The poem explores sorrow in cold, reflective imagery, ending with a note on health.
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Mary Elizabeth ‘Osborn
New Quarterly of Poetry
New York Herald Tribune
Miss Osborn
College Avenue
Hood College
Adelaide Crapser
Local dance events and advertisements in Petersville area
Local notices announce a semi formal anniversary dance at All Saints Parish Hall on Saturday March 20 at 8 pm with admission 25c sponsored by Broad Run Baseball Club. Other items include a Friday March 19 sale, music by Tom McDade, Fredk Beauty School classes, a well drilling offer, a public sale March 33 1948, and a permanent wave service at Frede Beauty School with minimal material charges.
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All Saints Parish Hall
Farmer's Fall
Petersville
Broad Run Baseball Club
Tom McDade
Eyler sale and livestock auction notes 1948
The notice advertises Eyler's upcoming sale on Friday March 19 1948 at 1220 sharp with 60 head of fresh cows 20 head of stock heifers 50 broke horses 10 broke mules a team of fancy sorrel mares plus saddled horses ponies and more. Also mentions a big Saddie Horses Sale on Wednesday night April 14 and lists auctioneers John Null and Alvie Etzler.
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Eyler
John Null
Alvie Etzler
Eyler Livestock Met
Thurmont
J Joseph H. Eyler
Special Care And Scholarship Notice In Frederick Md
Notice announces the Florence E Stoner Western Maryland College Free Scholarship applications due by March 31 at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick acting as trustee. Forms available at the bank. The item also peeks at local theater, sales, auctions, and business ads from Mt Pleasant to Middletown with notices of sales and events.
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Florence E Stoner
Western Maryland College
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick
Frank L. Stoner
CEMC Meeting Held by DuBois Veteran Unit
The DuBois Veteran Unit of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade met at Miss Elizabeth Sheralds home on North Market street. Rev Fr Herbert Jordan led prayers and Jack Kennedy presided as vice president. New officers were added: Mc Caffrey as parliamentarian and Fred Leone as sergeant at arms. Betty McCaffrey reported on Life of Mother Seton. Plans for a rummage sale and spring activities were discussed. Next meeting will be at Mrs Ralph Fry's home and Miss Helen Bennett will present the next mission paper. Refreshments were served.
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CEMC
DuBois
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Elizabeth Sherald
North Market Street
Herbert Jordan
Jack Kennedy
Try McCaffrey
Fred Leone
Betty McCaffrey
Mother Seton
Jack Gardiner
Puman Dutrow
Ralph E. Fry
Fr. Jordan
Helen Bennett
Sherild
Startling Reflection on Peace and Greed by N A Lufburrow
In this thoughtful musing the author laments global fear and distrust while urging humane motives to replace greed and hostility. The piece argues that kinder aims could swiftly secure lasting peace, though humanity often worsens the mood with dismaying actions.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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American Legion Aux
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Peter Pan Inn
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John Anderson
Iummore
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Charles Whims
William C. Cooks
Sell Jackson
Harrisburg
East Church Street
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Cromwell
Yellow Springs
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Hghts
Carter Reid Emmett R. Bowlus
Frede Beatsy School, Inc
Scott
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West Patrick ST. Frederick
Maryland
Frederick News-Post
Amanda Wiles
Miedieth Snowden Lewis
Urbana
Charles Cronenburg
Flint Hill
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RL. Kelix
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Storm & Shipley Market
Sts
Fred'r. Beauty School. Inc
Fogle
Defrance Beauty Salon
East Church ST
S Klein
Mt . Pleasant
Aimia Paul
Alt. Pleasant
Glenn Trout
John Shaw
ODD Fellows Temple
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Hyvattstown
Harry L. Davis
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Lambert
Lydia M. Lambert Glenn Trout
Harry Dorcus
Beiter Homes Equip, CO
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Zion
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Memorial Hall
Andrew and Philip Brotherhood
Christ Reformed Church
Prestoy
Mossburg
Shafe Middletown
Frederick Motor Co
Studebaker
P. Feaga
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Ilf
W. Patrick St
Calishan
Frederx
Sixth Street
Albert Nickel
Jeferson
Mars Opticians
Ehurmont
Saker
Walter Snow
Optometrist
Market Street
Spring Valley
15Th St
Eagle-Picher
Eagle- Picher
H J Kesterphone
Third St
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
Nicodemus & Wertheimer Real Estate and Insurance
Cliffs Barber Shop
S14
Roney Motor Co
Plymouth
Hudson
Roney Motors CO
Nestle
Ecker
Pioneer Hybrid Seed Com
Thomas and Co. Canning Factory
Articaire
Austin Younkins
Pioneer
Ecker's Beauty Salon
Reliable Junk Company
Maurice Solar
Water St. B & O Ave
Meadows
Meadows van Servicerederick
Richard Feline
Iran
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Frank Gastlev & Sons
Ite
Carroll E. Haines
Ray Baer
Leya
Fredesi News-Post
DI Ave
Carrell Parkway
West Third St
Reni
East 4Th St
West College Terrace
the News
Mir
Earl Bartlett
Arthur DP Lambert
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick Dura
Fredesck News-Post
Franklin
Ben
Rochester
Frederi
Frederick News-Pout
welTdatt
M. L. Mackay
George FT
Keech
P.O
Baltmore
Bia
Fredk
News-Post
District Egg Co
E. St
Wash
D. C
Sterling
St. Frederick
Buckeystown
Aid
Leery Landis
Tony
Rees
Landis Jewelry Store
South
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Fowler
Derly Ayan
Cleas
Sober
Frederick News
Trork
Dairyman
Robert B. French
Gaithersburg
M_ Gaithersburg
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Dept
Phila
Applis i Young's
Adams
Elmia
Apple Spring Grove State Hospital
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H. M. Snyder
Mary Sd
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Cal
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