Funeral for William R Tobery held at Mount Olivet
The funeral for William Robert Tobery who died at his home on North Bentz street was held Tuesday at 2 pm from the funeral home on East Church Street. Rev Paul W Kinsel officiated with pallbearers Grover Hanshew Richard Null Lester Schultz Harry Roderick Charles Lenhart and Albert McCracken. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Robert Tobery
North Bentz Street
East Church Street
Paul W. Kinsel
Grover Hanshew
Richard Null
Lester Schultz
Harry Roderick
Charles Lenhart
Albert McCracken
Mount Olvet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Social Roundup From Emmitsburg and Union Bridge
Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenstee and Mr and Mrs Edgar Ashbaugh with daughter Wanda from Emmitsburg spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Late of Union Bridge Mrs William H Perkinson of Phoenix Ariz is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William H Koontz 326 East Thire Street Little David Wayne Etzler son of Mr and Mrs David Webster Etzler Frederick Route 4 celebrated his first birthday on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosenstee
Edgar Ashbaugh
Wanda
Emmitsburg
Paul Late
Union Bridge
Wiliam
H. Perkinson
Phoenix
Ariz
William
H. Koontz
East Thire Street
David Wayne Etzler
David Webster Etzler
Frederick
Route 4
Discharges and recoveries at Frederick area homes
Among the sick Mrs James H Gambrill II of Rockwell Terrace was discharged Tuesday from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Lillie Staub remains in serious condition at her niece’s home. Miss Mary Lou Stephens of Mascowus High School recovers from emergency appendectomy. Mr Charles N Daugherty of Frederick, patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since March 22, was discharged last Friday and convalesces at his son Edward J Daugherty’s home at 20 Motter Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Gambrill
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lillie Staub
Lewis Burek
McMurray Street
Mary Lou Stephens
Damascus High School
Charles N. Daugherty
Frederick
Edward J. Daugherty
Motter Avenue
Bishop Mandel to preach at Calvin Methodist church Sunday
Bishop Shot K. Mandel of Hyderabad India will speak at Cal vary Methodist church Sunday at eleven. A prominent national leader, he recently arrived from Siam where he attended the East Asia Christian Conference in Bangkok. He travels in the U S for Advance for Christ and His Church and has served in multiple leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Shot K. Mandel
Hyderabad
Calvary Methodist Church
America
Siam
Bangkok
World Council of Churches
International Missionary Council
Advance For Christ
Mondal
Europe
Burma
China
United States
Bengal
General Conference
Methodist Church
Bengal Christian Council
Interdenominational
Asansol
Mondo
Central Provinces
South India
Pleads Guilty and Sentenced to Jail Over Fines
Gene P. Hill of Route 4 Cumberland pleaded guilty to failure to obey a written summons and operating without rights before Magistrate Manuel M. Weinberg. He could not pay the $1,753 fine and costs, plus a $10.75 fine for operating without rights, and was sentenced to ten days in jail in lieu of the remaining amount. State Trooper Donald A. Tucker made the charge near Route 40, four miles east of New Market on March 17. Collateral forfeitures listed include Richard A. Lindsay $11.45 and James E. Myers $2.45 for related offenses. arrests were by Troopers Stonesifer and O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene P. Hill
Cumberland
Manuel M. Weinberg
Peoples Court
Donald A. Tucker
Hill
New Market
Richard A. Lindsay
Hyattsville
James E. Myers
East Church Street
James Stonesifer
H. B. O'Brien
Sailor And Metal Worker Acquitted In Disorderly Conduct Case
A sailor Rhoderick Schuh and metal worker Frank Barron were found not guilty of disorderly conduct after a hearing before Magistrate Manuel M Weinberg. Barron claimed he was stabbed during an attempted robbery. Schuh said Barron made improper advances. No other witnesses appeared and charges were dismissed. Barron and Schuh were held at the State Police barracks after the hearing. In a separate note, Melville Mittenthal, 40, foreman at a downtown suit factory, died after plunging from the fifth floor of the building in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel M. Weinberg
Seaman Rhoderick T. Schuh
Patuxent River Naval Base
Frank V. Barron
Clarksburg
Barron
Schuh
Frederick
Urbana
Charles Barras
Gf Schuh
Barrons
Tony
Oreman
Baltimore
Melville
Mittenthal
First love questions answered by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix explains that first love is idealized and often fleeting, with real mature love forming later. The column includes reader questions on whether second loves can surpass first, spouse happiness, and an older couple considering marriage despite age difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
TV Highlights Casts Roster For Bond Drive Telecast
CBS anchor Arthur Godfrey hosts a Treasury bond drive special linked to his May 15 talent scouts, with President Truman and Treasury Secretary Snyder among participants. NBC 7 Kukla Fran and Ollie leads with 9 TV theater The Fourth Step, CBS Twin Time at 9, ABC Author Meets Critics at 8:30, Chicago Wrestling at 9:30, Dumont The Plainclothes Man at 9:30, Famous Jury Trials. School enrollment hits 29,300,000 as war babies flood elementary grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lislings
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
NBC
CBS Radio
Treasury Department
Truman
Television Tonight
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
ABC
Chicago
Dumont
the Plainclothesman
Death Of Two Trees By HAL BOYLE In Valsetz Oregon
In Valsetz Oregon HAL Boyle reflects on the death of two Douglas firs in a coastal mountain virgin forest. He contrasts their silent fall with human labor, noting loggers earn modest pay while performing dangerous work and ponder the dignity of trees versus human mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
Valsetz
Ore
Harmony Grove Homemakers Meet With Local Clubs
Harmony Grove Homemakers Club hosted by Mrs Myra Thomas and Mrs Howard Aldridge Friday discussed medical advances summer activities and National Home Demonstration Week. They plan church service May 7 and a window display on home management with Braddock and New Market clubs. Next meeting May 26 features a flower exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove Club
Harmony Grove Homemakers
Myra Thomas
Howard Aldridge
Clarence Eaves
Frederick Church
Braddock
New Market
Potomac Edison Co
Nevin Dutrow
Millard Crum
Ballenger Club
Fred Brubaker
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Chester Young
Dellbert Poole
George Miller
Oliver King
The
Cancer Fund
William Zimmerman
William Howard, Jr
Dudrow
Mollie Zimmerman
Howard T. Smith
Local Mentions Fresh Cotton Frocks and May Events
Local mentions advertise Cerate King and Helen Powell with Ben Young selling new fresh cotton frocks in sizes 9 to 15 from $7.95. Also featured are Sa'l'ng Blues outfits for garden work. Numerous May events include baby week gifts, fundraisers, dances, auctions, bijou sales, and community gatherings across Frederick County. Notable listings include a 1918 Chevrolet for sale, a chicken supper, and a public sale near Poolesville with livestock and farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerate King
Helen Powell
Ben Young
Kendrickson
Jaie Harvey
J. White
Poolesville
Edward's Ferry
Montgomery County
Isia
Page featuring garden sales and local notices in Frederick
A wide array of local ads and notices from Frederick Maryland including garden plant listings Burpee and Ford tomato and cucumber plants spring sale at South Carroll Street warehouses May 4 1950 and a display of flowering shrubs evergreens and trees. Also multiple items including farm equipment auctions baby-sitting service election notices nursing care available household sales and a community dance featuring Ozzie Fagan and His Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Supply CO
Frederick, Md
John G. Shaft
Sham Hante
Jefferson
Frederick County
Maryland
D.S T
Sherman
Bowers
Null
Ni R.L Kelly
West Sth St
Sulie
Duncan Phyfe
Ted
Bane
Perfection
Montgomery ‘Ward
General Electric
5Th St
E. 7Th St
Pho
Homemakers Guests at Hood College Tour Plan
Frederick County Council of Homemakers will visit Hood College Friday at 2 p.m. as part of Home Demonstration Week. Hood president Dr. Andrew G Truxal will welcome them in Brodbeck Hall, then 4 H club members will guide a campus tour for Barbara Young, Joanne Dickerson, Marion McDonnell, and Caroline Shriner. Afterward the group will gather for tea in Meyran social room. ARRESTS DOCKETED Several arrests were docketed by city police early today. Ralph M. Higdon of Brunswick and Joseph A. McAbee of Lime Kiln faced intoxication and loitering charges, held at $5 and costs each. Sergi. Swomley, Officers Kanode and Boone made the arrests. Raymond Crowe, of a local hotel address, was booked for interfering with an officer and posted $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Hall
Marland
East Second Street
North Market Street
Fredericktown
Frederick City
State Land Office
Annapolis
Second Street
James Doll
James Brunnet
Frederick County
Seid Lot No
James Dole
Frederick County Council of Homemakers
Hood College
Andrew G Truxal
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Barbara Young
Middletown
Joanne Dickerson
Snow Hill
Marion McDonnell
Hamden, Conn
Caroline Shriner
Taneytown
T He
Meyran Sorial Room
Arresis
Ralph MM. Higdon
Brunswick
Joseph A. McAbee
Sergi. Swomley
Kanode
John Boone
Raymond Crowe
Burras
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Dorothy Dix
Deer Dorothy Dix
Mrs
A. J
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
PKA
Roy V. Peel
Boyle
Npg
New York
Memoriam
Wachter
Pvt
Norman M. Wachter
Italy
Ard
Karols Kiddle Shop
North Marke. Street
Paris House
Church OF the Brethren
Women’s Work
Winchester Street
Irank Walton League Club
Wendy Free
Swingsters
Thomas Const. & Engr. CO
Jefferton Street
St. Peter's Hall
Libertytown
High School
Frederick High School
I, C. O. F. Temple
Petersville Farmers Hall
Fim and the
Jolly Four
St, Mary’s Church
Lewistown
War Memorial
Byron D. White
Emmett R. Bowlus
K. L. Kelly
G. OG. P. Club
Patrick Street
George B. Kehne
Elm Street
Vindobena Raatel
Braddock Heights
M. J. Croghan
Phone 1300
Johnsville
W S.C. S
Zimmermans Florist
Wilson Place
Sals
West 13Th
Cali Kallaways
Burpee
Ford
South Carroll Street
Kallaway
Kemp
R G. B. Zimmerman, JR
Red Men
Poerhental Bank
Red Men's Club Market Space
Ozzie Fagan
A. Grant Hooper
Georg
Hamilton Braddock
Lucky Chatman
Mr. Airy
Thurmont Conservation & Sportsman Club
Creagerstown
Remington Automatic
Fublic
Kenneth HE. McGrew
Walkersville
Glade Valley Animal Hospital
Donald R. Lynch
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Phoebe Palmist
Highway 15
Arthur E. Hartsock
Myersville, Md
Eagles
Reqular
Fisher's
East
Mary Chess Blue and Grey Beauty Shop
West Patrick
Nestle
ECKER
N. Market St
Saje
Harry E. Mohler
East Third St
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk Co
East 5Th St
East St
Angie
Mars Opticians
Hillcrest Orchards
Park Place
Hospital
James Anderson Emmert R. Bowlus
M. Alexander
Richard Ff. Kline
Charles H. Baker
Frank E. Brandenburg
Ory Club
Thurmont
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third
Bernie's Auto Exchange
West Patrick Street
Cole's Jewelry
South Market Street
Pawn Brokers Outlet
Harry W. Hagan
Anderson
Russell
Lambert
Harry Schildt
Army Shoes & Clothing
SAM Millers
Market St
Peace
Crimson Glory
Eclipse
Countess Vandal
Edward H. Sharpe & Son Florists
Ninth Street
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Frederick News-Post
Woodley
G. I
Fhe News
Neer
Clarke Place
Alive Miller
Cafe
Roma
Oe Ennai
E. Patrick St. Po
West College Terrace
News-Post
Fred
Buckeys
Med
Howard Elings
Sworth
Branos
Cramer's Palace Music
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market St
Dottor
Rees
John L. Ponton
Richard E. Zimmerman
Istull
Sears Farm
S. Market St
i-Dadtt
Frederick News- Post
St. Phila
Ate R. Ferkler
Toms
Olney
Apprentica
Frederick New
Fred'k
Crystal
Modern Hungidow
Cickera
Phan
Royal Restaurant
Ldstr King i . White
Bath
Central Heatine
Cockeysville
J. K. Secor
Retsiersioway
Willson Cramer
ML Pleasant
Badat
John Deere
Sterling Roberts
Airy
East 7Th St
John M Clem
O'Possumtown Pike
Mountain Lock
Dargon
Mt Pleasant
Albertytown
Chestnut Grove
F. Christopher
Neal
East Patrick St
Fredenck
Jaiter
Kohien
McCormick-Deering
Heatrola
Wisner
Sallie Matthews
Better Homes Equipment Co
E. Patrick St
B. & QO. Ave
Chevrolet
Colonial Music Shop
E_ Patrick St
Cushman
Union Bridge Produce Co
Blair's
South St
Brunswick St
Ray Wahi
Les Place
7Th St
the News Office Commercial Printing
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