Funeral for Raymond Bowens Held In Buckeystown
The remains of Technician Fourth Grade Raymond J Bowens of the Transportation Corps U S Army were moved to a funeral home in Mount Pleasant and will be taken to Buckeystown Colored Methodist Church for services at 2 PM Saturday burial in the Point of Rocks Colored Cemetery Bowens killed in Brisbane Australia February 4 1944 He was the son of the late George Anna Bowens and leaves five brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral directors M BR Etchison and Son supervise arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Bowens
Mount Pleasant
Transportation Corps
U. S. Army
East Church Street
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Bowens
Brisbane
Australia
Georgeanna Bowens
Buckeystown Church
George David Bowens
Albert Walden Bowens
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Bowens
Doubs
William T. Bowens
Washington, D. C
James Tinhp Bowens
Mr Pleasant
Mabel Weedon
Addie Blackwell
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Nostalgia and Nostrums Returnless Spring Tonic Farewell
The Colorado Medical Society says spring tonics with sulphur and molasses are no longer necessary due to modern access to fresh fruits and vegetables. The article recalls how older generations linked the tonic to seasonal renewal, from sore throats to barefoot summers, and hints that without it, youths may miss a cherished rite of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Medical Society
Colorado Society
Universal Social Security Coverage Urged for All Workers
The piece argues expanding Social Security to every earner, noting current coverage is selective and driven by tax collection ease. It asserts universal inclusion would create a truly democratic, secure system without harming thrift or personal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Luck Of The Irish Budget Cuts Highlight Differences
The article notes Ireland reduced its budget from 282 million to 262 million by cutting waste, not welfare or education. It contrasts Ireland's stance with the United States, warning against large arms spending and imagining Uncle Sam as a distant helper in war scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Funeral services for Miss Caro line B. McNulty
Funeral services for Miss Caro line B. McNulty who died Saturday at her Emmitsburg home were held Tuesday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Requiem Mass. Interment followed at St. Anthony's Shrine cemetery near Emmitsburg. Pallbearers: Charles, Bert, George McNulty, John, Joseph Gelselman, Carl Furstenberg. Funeral director S. L. Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline B. McNulty
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Francis Stauble
St. Anthony's Shrine Cemetery
Charles
Bert
George McNulty
John
Joseph Gelselman
Carl Furstenberg
S. L. Allison
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
March 31 1899 notes include W Bittle named postmaster at Myersville replacing Peter Langdon. Prof H W Wiley from U S Experiment Station Washington spoke to Farmers Institute on doubling wheat yield. Frederick County average 14 bushels per acre. Mr and Mrs E G Castle sold 73 acre farm north of Frederick to Charles Troxell for 7100. An intruder attempted entry into G Mantz Rhodes hen house on East South Street. Miss Lenora and Carrie Stone gave a croquignole party. Ella Millard won ladies prize silver salve box, Sidney Sappington won men's prize silver pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
W. Bittle
Myersville
Peter R. Langdon
E. G. Castle
Frederick
Charles Troxell
G. Mantz Rhodes
East South Street
Lenora
Carrie Stone
D. E. Stone
Pleasant
Ella Millard
Buckeystown
Sidney Sappington
Libertytown
Twenty Years Ago Of The News March 31 1929
The item notes Lieut David G Everhart a Charlotte Hall School student spending Easter at home. Gulf Refining Co filling station on Seventh and Market streets robs a lone attendant Meredith Alexander 19 of 15 dollars in an epidemic. Barber business on West Church Street sold to Dimar Shaff and Roy Clarence Simpson who now run the shop. Rockwell Terrace residents MR and MRS Louis L. Wilson announce engagement of daughter Priscilla Avis Ham to Charles Worthington Ross II of Court Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
David G. Everhart
Charlotte Hall School
St. Mary's County
Market Street
Gulf Refining Company
Meredith Alexander
David E. Lipps
West Church Street
Didmar Shaff
Roy
Clarence Simpson
Louis L. W
Rockwell Terrace
Priscilla Avis Ham
Charles Worthington Ross II
Charles W. Ross
Court Square
Propaganda and Rent Control Move Highlight Washington Daybook
In Washington March 31 a Kremlin shake up signals a focus on propaganda as a weapon. Pravda urges careful selection and education of propagandists to bolster Bolshevik efforts while U.S. issues of racial unrest and labor tense the streets. Senate rent control faces Southern support led by Maybank and Sparkman with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris Coffin
Washington
Russia
Kremlin
Europe
Pravda
Moscow
Commie
Uncle Sam
Balkans
Near East
United States
Truman
Marshall
Wall Street
U. S
Local Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Antonio Bonzagni spent the weekend at the home of their son and daughter in law George Bonzagni in West South street Plymouth Mass Catherine Wa Virginia named by H A Hickman of Lisbon born March 13 at Frederick Memorial Hospital The DeLaauters and related families attended a dinner in honor of A D DeLauter’s father’s 82nd birthday Beverly Lucille born to Detour couple LaVerne Fogle at Frederick Memorial Hospital Ruth Freeman guest of Fralley family Emory L Coblentz returned from visiting Arthur Fox in Grosseye Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Bonzagni
Highfield Place
Plymouth
Mass
George Bonzagni
West South Street
H. A. Hickman
Lisbon
Catherine Wa
Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles DeLauter
Letha DeLauter
Harold DeLaauter
Myersville
Raymond Shultz
Bernard
Silas DeLauter
Jess Hoover
Frederick
Oro F. DeLauter
Smithsburg
A. D. DeLauter
Charles Town
W. Va
LaVerne Fogle
Detour
Beverly Lucille
William A. Fralley
Emmitsburg
Ruth Freeman
Freedom of speech and travel between nations debated
Washington March 31 Opinion argues freedom of speech must include listening to all ideas including those of crackpots. It urges reciprocal entry for correspondents and emphasizes press freedom as a safer path to peace than censorship. The piece notes limited access by Americans to Soviet zones and calls for Russian reciprocity to reduce fear of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Department of State
Oliver Wendell Helmes
Supreme Court of the
United States
Department
Britain
Hitler
Vari
Russia
Free
Clay
Berlin
Soviet
Riddlemoser Rites Friday in Mt Airy
Charles C. Riddlemoser, 74, Mt. Airy resident for 35 years, died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. He managed Mt. Airy district for Potomac Edison 1921 to 1942, later named to its Quarter Century Club. Survived by widow Florence, son Robert, sister Mrs. Waesche. services Friday at his residence with Rev. Po F. Vauthier. Interment Lovettsville Reformed Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Riddlemoser
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Riddlemoser
Washington County
Joseph
Miriam Riddlemoser
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison
St. James Episcopal Church
Prudence Lodge
A. F
A. M. Enoch
Royal Arch
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Knights Templar
Boumi Temple
Baltimore
Leon Po. F. Vauthier
Lovettsville
C. M. Waltz
Returning Soldier’s Body From Pacific
The remains of Sgt. John Preston Roop 29 U S Marines killed in action in the Southwest Pacific area are being returned to Maryland aboard the Army Transport Sergeant Jack J Pendleton. Roop a son of Mr and Mrs Preston B Roop of New Windsor attended Union Bridge High School and enlisted in 1941. He served with the Marine Raiders after Guadalcanal and was killed in action in the South Pacific. his parents were notified in February following a January telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Preston Roop
Southwest Pacific
Maryland
Jack J. Pendleton
Department of the Army
New Guinea
Philippine Islands
Preston B. Roop
New Windsor
Roop
Union Bridge
American Graves Registration Service
Killing Goose And Smashing Golden Eggs
Roger W. Babson argues President Truman harms the economy in a March 31 Washington column. He cites rising unemployment, shrinking retail sales, and bloated inventories while urging a broader freedom of enterprise and limits on government. He claims a fair deal undermines Main Street business and calls for renewed competitive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Washington, D. C
Harry Truman
Congress
New England
Ife
Truman
United States
America
Pub
Fin, Bureau, Inc
Cook Healy wedding in Brunswick candlelight ceremony
A candlelight wedding was held Monday February 28 at the Derflinger home in Brunswick. Clyde W. Cook and Frances Healy were married by Rev. John H. Ness Jr. The couple will reside at 25 East Third Street. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Leo Orndorff. Guests from Martinsburg, Braddock, Charles Town and Frederick attended the reception following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook—Healy
Joan W. Derflinger
Brunswick
Clyde W. Cook
H. F. Harner
Braddock
Frances Healy
Emma A. Hess
Martinsburg
W. Va
George W. Hess
John H. Ness
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Russell Files
Calvin Hess
Glenville Hess
Pauline Usak
Stanley Caniford
Leo Orndorff
W. S. Howard
Hospital admissions and transfers in Frederick area
Among the sick Mr. John Alston of Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for treatment. Mrs. Mary Biser and Mr. Alry were taken from their home to St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore Wednesday afternoon for observation and treatment. Removal was in the now Waltz ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alston
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary Biser
Alry
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Waltz
Deaths of Charles W. Stull and others in area obituary list
Charles Wilburn Stull formerly of this city was found dead in his Brunswick apartment. Death attributed to heart ailment by the Frederick County Medical Examiner. He was 69, an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Surviving sons Robert, Richard, Charles of Braddock Heights, and daughter Mrs. David H. Yinger. sister Mrs. Georgianna McLane of Frederick. Services Sunday at Mt Olivet chapel Frederick. Interment Mt Oliver. C H Feete, funeral director. Also listed: Martin Luther Toms, 65, retired farmer of near Reno. Surviving wife Esta Reed er Toms, daughter Mrs Grayson Smith, Middletown, sons Arthur Boonsboro Merval Middletown Herman Frederick Grayson Middletown, sisters Mrs Nannie Poole Middletown Mrs John Lewis Wolfsville Mrs Victor Alexander Blue Ridge Summit, brothers Albert Dayton Samuel Emporia Kansas and half-siblings. services Sunday Middletown. Gladhill Co Mrs Tersie G Fisher, 76, widow of Harry C Fisher formerly of this city, died at Braddock Heights. Surviving son Rev Dr John W Fisher Lemoyne PA, Max M Fisher Takoma Park, James H Fisher, and daughter Mrs Williams. sister Mrs Clarence Litten Romney. Funeral details and interments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stull
Charles Wilburn Stull
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Frederick County Medical Examiner
R. Paul Buhrman
George L
Hannah A. M. Young Stull
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Robert
Baltimore
Richard
Charles
Braddock Heights
David H. Yinger
Georgianna McLane
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Paul L. Althouse
Frederick Evangelical Reformed Church
Mt. Oliver
C. H. Feete
Martin L. Toms
Martin Luther Toms
Reno
Middletown
William E
Eva Ann Toms
Garfield
Esta Reeder Toms
Grayson Smith
Arthur
Boonsboro
Merval
Herman
Grayson
Nannie Poole
John Lewis
Wolfsville
Victor Alexander
Blue Ridge Summit
Albert
Dayton
Samuel
Emporia
Kans
Eyster Biddle
Cashmer Bishop
Pittsburgh
Charles Routzahn
Fred Brown
Leroy
Donald
Ralph
Lewistown
David Rhodes
Gladhill Co
Tersie G. Fisher
Tersie Gertrude Fisher
Harry, C. Fisher
Thomas E. Williams
Martin L
Catherine Limbaugh Maysilles
John W. Fisher
Lemoyne
Max M. Fisher
Takoma Park
James H. Fisher
This City
Williams
Clarence Litten
Romney
Charles R. Hummer
High
Woodsboro
Sarah M. Mentzer Hummer
Cannon Shoe Company
Thurmont
Alice Shryock Hummier
Alonza Hahn
James Miller
Waynesboro
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
S. R. Weybright M. L. Creager and Son
Ida M. Caskey
Ida May Caskey
Frank Caskey
Thelma Caskey
Lowell
Pochontas and
Rebekah Lodges
B. & O. Veterans Auxiliaries
Brunswick Fire Department
Ohio
John Kidwiller
Wher Booth
Rainier
William Care
Anna Care
Rose Chase
Grace Episcopal Church
Andrew P. Jones
Park Heights
C. H.feete
Bro
Hummer Wilhide Caskey Obituaries and Local Notices
Obituary notices list Charles R. Hummer of Woodsboro aged 62 with surviving wife and siblings and services at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren. Michael F. Wilhide of Thurmont aged 69 with siblings. Ida May Caskey widow of Frank Caskey of Brunswick with daughters and lodge affiliations. funeral details note services in Thurmont and Brunswick. Mercury planet fact closes the column, followed by market prices for Wheat Corn Barley.
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Eecee Sete
Luck of the
Charles E. Franklin
Taylorsville
William E. Gosnell
Frank J. Barnes
Albert Franklin
Clarence Haines
John W. Keefer
Burgess Condon
Thomas Pickett
Krider
Westminster
C. M.I Wally
Alberta Henrietta Hunter
Lee Street
Church Street
E. Williams
W. I. Snowden
Robert Onley
Frank Proctor
Raymond Allen
Elmer Dixon
Walter Gorman
Keefer Thompson
Herbert Fredercks
Fletcher Gray
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Washington Daybook
New
Soutiu
Brotherhood of Southern
Senate
Deep South
Burnet Maybank
South Carolina
John Sparkman
Alabama
Maybank
Banking and Currency Committee
George and
McClellan
Byrd
Eastland
Sparkmen
Orpinal White
Francis Myers
Pennsylvania New Dealer
Ray Baldwin
Emory L. Coblentz
West Third Street
Arthur Fox
Grosseye, Mich
David Lawrence
Pacific
C. L. Strine
Clarence L. Strine
Cavir
Mr. Strine
Mr. Shelor
Roger Sabson
Ichael F. Wilhide
Michael F. Wilhide
Josiah and
Jusiah Freeze Wilhide
Harry Hewitt
Frank
Harry
George Wilhide
Lantz
Nora Wilhide
Thurmont U. B
M. L. Creager and Son
Mercury
Earth
Wena Oe
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