Funeral Obituaries for Mrs. Rust and Others
Funeral services were held for Mrs. John Co. Rust Jr. near Waterford and for Mrs. Sadie Virginia Coe at New Windsor with interments at Pipe Creek cemetery. Also noted: Charles Wesley Moore of Linwood, Mollie Gartrell Sensihaugh of Winfield, and pallbearers listed for each service. deaths occurred in Baltimore and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Co. Rust Jr
Waterford
Rust
Hector Peacock
James Rust
Stercer Love
Purcellville
Ray Beck
Brunswick
Jesse Wirts
Washington
Leesburg
Douglas Myers
Roland Legerd
Howard James
Mercer Love
Muse
Reed
Sadie Virginia Coe
Merle R. Coe
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Lewis Robson
Pipe Creek
Virgil Martin
Ralph Henry
John Buckingham
Oliver Haines
John Strine
Bernard Weishaar
Charles Wesley Moore
Linwood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
D. D. Harizier and Son
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Earl Anders
Charles Baughman
John Wells
John Roop
Albert Parrish
William Knight
Winfield
Mollie Gartrell Sensihaugh
St. Agnes Hospital
Rv. Hoyt A. Dudley
Albert Gossell
William Day
Vernon Fowhble
Wiliam Fowble
Samuel Leatherwood
William Duvall
Morgan Chapel
Woodbine
C. MM. Waltz
The News front page notice and misformatted masthead
Page four of The News Frederick Maryland presents a damaged masthead and subscription rates. The excerpt lists Southern Pig and Mfg. Co. With address Pine Grove Street and a local telephone line. It notes the newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and Tassociated Press and mentions circulation and office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Monder
Southern Pig
MFG. CO
S Pine
Associated Press
Positice
Fredeck
BEAY
Record Fire Losses Reach New High in 1956
The National Fire Protection Association reports 1956 saw big fires causing 350 million dollars in property loss and 401 lives lost. It lists 86 fires at a million dollars or more and 430 events at a quarter million or more. Aircraft accidents killed 333 people in big fires, surpassing prior years' deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Protection Association
Six Stottlemyer chairs fetch $108 at Middletown sale
A large Middletown Valley sale at N. A. Steck Bussard's home drew brisk bidding. Six Stottlemyer chairs from 1903 sold for $108 to Mrs. Daniel Poole, with other furniture including a walnut secretary and a plate of sandwich glass bringing notable sums. Funeral notices followed for Carrie Mae and James Roscoe Lewis, with services at Middletown and Garfield churches and interments in local cemeteries. Total sale proceeds exceeded $2,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
N. A. Steck Bussard
Daniel C. Poole
Stottlemyer
Bussard
Daniel Poole
Carrie Mae
William
Middletown
Tory
Frederick County
William Bierly
Yrashington
Gladhill
Albert Burkhardt
Henry Magaha
Ellsworth Magaha
Charles Poeden
Frank Keller
Amos Holter J
Walter Coblensz
Reformed
M_ B. Poole
George Ropp
Doctor Says Mental illness threat to children and society
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses mental illness as a broad problem with varied causes and treatments. He cites National Association data predicting one in ten children born in 1957 may need mental hospital care, with rising hospitalization and admissions. Community meeting notes mention local events and a discussion on mental illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assny For
Mt Airy personals note and safety patrol essay winner
Mr and Mrs Wm Hood and family moved from Carroll Avenue Mt Airy to 107 West 14th Street. James Harshman son of Mr and Mrs Paul Harshman won a five day Washington trip for an essay on Why I'd Like to be on Safety Patrol. He attended the Safety Patrol Parade in Washington with grandparents Ray mond J Wright and James Wright. Rita Korrell May left for Tokyo to join her Air Force husband in Japan. Mt Olivet cemetery board reelected officers including Bennett and Engle with organizational meeting upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. 5. Hood
Carroll Avenue
Mt. Airy
West 14Th Street
James Harshman
Paul Harshman
Manatee
Fia
New Market
Washington
Automobile Association
Ambassador Hotel
Rayymond J. Wright
James Wright
Ernest Horne Jr
Ray
Airy
Lionel G. May
Rita Korrell
Middletown
Washington National
Tokyo
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Deaths Across Frederick County Leave Several Families Grieving
A string of deaths across Frederick County and nearby areas includes Joseph Franklin Mazur 62 operator of Buckeye Motel and Restaurant who died of a heart attack, Bessie Mae Kephart 37 wife of John T. Kephart, and Percival Stanage Palmer a Mercersburg Academy faculty member who died suddenly. Surviving spouses, children, and extended family are listed, with funeral arrangements and burial plans at local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Franklin Mazur
Buckeye
Frederick
Mr. Adazur
Poland
United States
Frederick Tailoring Company
Moose Lodge
Airs
Hazel Funk Mazur
Dalton Derby
Lakewood
Buffalo
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Percival S. Palmer
Amercersburg
Percival Stanage Palmer
Palmer
Mercersburg Academy
Middletown
Dudderar dies. Masonic rites planned in Maryland
Wilbur Dudderar, aged 55, a former insurance executive and World War I Marine, died at 18 East Patrick Street. Survived by wife Cecilia Swanson Dudderar and multiple siblings, service at Linganore Methodist Church with Masonic graveside rites planned. Burial in Linganore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur
Myra Ecker Dudderar
U.S. Marine Corps
A.E.F
France
Singanore Methodist Church
Unionville
Francis Scot
Key Post Hi
American Legion
Doric Lodge
Moline
Moline Lodge of Perfection
Princess of Jerselem
Rose Croix
Order
Eastern Star
Fidelity Life Association
Fulton
Ill
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Linganore Methodist Church
Linga’ ‘Nore
C. E.’ Cline and Son
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columos Of The News May 6 1807
Fifty years ago the Democratic city executive committee debated Mayor nomination by Crawford county direct vote versus aldermanic by convention. The Y M C A corner stone laying planned for May 16 at 6 pm with merchants urged to close early for attendance. Blue Star Baseball reorganized for 1907 with Reading Schley as manager and a full roster of players. A city Opera House improvement committee was appointed by Mayor Smith. Frederick Academy pupils performed Mr Bob in two acts with a full cast on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic City Executive Committee
Crawford County
Y.M.C.A
Blue Star
Reading Schley
Walter Sinn
Ernest Kennedy
Allen Quynn
Harold Moberly
Arthur Kemp
Reynolds Knode
Frank Castie
Harry Stanton
Reading Sehier
George Knode
Smith
City Opera House
Joseph Douglas
John Ed Schell
John Hershberger
Dudley Page
John N. Clary
Assembly Hall
Frederick Academy i
Mr. Bob
Frederick Academy
Elizabeth McDaniel
John Bickane
August Brust
Fred Steck
Esta Schaeffer Pearl Smith
Edna Schaeffer
Floy Aiteshew
Teen delegates gather for Catholic Students Crusade in Baltimore
Three hundred delegates from parochial high schools and colleges in Baltimore Washington and Maryland arrive for a three day Catholic Students Mission Crusade convention. A 10 000 strong crowd is expected at the pontifical military mass in Baker Park Sunday. County dirt road upgrades begin as the State Roads Commission maps a 693 miles project. Only 530 new voters qualify on the first day of city intermediate registration for the June municipal election with another session planned next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Archdiocese of Baltimore
Baker Park
State Roads’ Commission
County Wide Boy Scout Field Day at Fort Detrick
Troop 709 Fort Detrick and Troop 261 First Presbyterian Church topped a county wide Scout Field Day at Fort Detrick with 22 and 20 event qualifications respectively. Several troops, including 273 Myersville Lions Club and 268 New Market Grange, also scored in explorer crews. Events began at 9 am with welcomes from Dr Harold Neufeld and Lt Col Mermitt Briggs. closing ceremonies awarded ribbons and breast patches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
Michael Crump Jr
Gene Wahler
Fort Detrick
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Frederick County
P. S
First Presbyterian’ Church
Myersville
Harold Neufeld
Mermitt W. Briggs
John J. Hayes
Merval Weaver
Greg Hayward
Neimann Brunk
Francis Scott Key
Lyman Karr
Local hospital transfers and patient updates in Frederick
Several residents were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital or Frederick Memorial before transfers or favorable recoveries. Among the sick were Dr. P. Lansdale who was moved to Union Memorial Baltimore, Mrs. William H. Main for minor surgery, Miss Flossie Cain recovering well after surgery, Miss Lillian R. Bell with a fractured wrist, Mrs. Charles Hargett home after surgery, Mrs. Edward F. Moss progressing at home, Miss Carolyn Harshman returning from two weeks as a patient, and Miss Jean Poffinberger recuperating after Friday surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 8. Lansdale
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
William H. Main
West Fifth Street
Flossie Cain
Lillian R. Bell
East Third Street
West Church Street
Carolyn Harshman
Middlepoint
Frederick Mer Morial Hospital
Jean Poffinberger
Middleown
Ludy Flook wedding at Bethany Lutheran church
Miss Martha Ludy of Myersville and Leon F. Flook of Myersville married at Bethany Lutheran Church in Brunswick. Rev Ralph H Miller officiated the Friday evening ceremony with attendants Miss Lorraine Palmer and Bernard Funk. The bride, a Middletown High School graduate, works for Coffman Lumber Co. in Hagerstown. groom employed by LeRoy Myers contractor. They will reside at 55 East Franklin Street, Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flook
Lou
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Martha Ludy
Lievd C. Ludy
Myersville
Leon F. Flook
Ezra D. Flook
Ralph H. Miller
Lorraine Palmer
Middletown
Bernard Funk
Middletown High
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Roscoe ‘Lewis
Smithsburg
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
Garfield
George Gray
Jesus
Cassell
Dahl
Brown
Thomas
Barringer
Frieberg
Cimano
Sgt
Glabney
Cuddihee Sr
Bernhardt
Pie. Candela
Salese
M. L
William D. L. Horne
Mt. Pleasant Church
Mark Summers
J. N. Evans
M. L. Creager and Son
Far East Pacific Fleet
Richard A. Largen
USN
Andrew Largen
Betsy Ross Moel
Far, East
Kgmiwaiser
Worcester
Jax Bridge Club
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Jug Bridge
Charles
Murphy
Pauljer
Amiain
The
Beatrice Fehr
MT. Olivet
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William B. ‘Bennett
G. Hunter Bowers
Melvin M. Engle
R. Ames Hendrickson
A. Allee Radcliffe
Frank B. Sappington
Herbert S. Schroeder
Paul JD. Simpson
G. William Trout
Fred G. Zimmerman
Frank Keeter
Jaycee
Maryland Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jack Reinach
Prince Georges
Ronald Sereen
Cumberland
S. Norman Holland
Salisbury
Howard Thomas
Silver Spring
H. Earle Gerding Jr
Jay FitzGerald
Bethesda
James A. Davis
Kensington
George E. Snyder
Hagerdown
William Adams
Cambridge
Mark Pilchard
Pocomoke City
Garrett Larrimore
An Napolis
Robert McColley
Hagerstown
Deathsaw
John T. Kephart
Bessie Mae Kephart
Potomac Street
Harmony
Edward L. Babbington
Jennie V. Harshman Babbington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Evelyn Keadle
Alt
Aeta
Mary Louise Gilardi
Boonsibero
Alice Vetter
Spring
Helen Dailey
Martha Raechtell
Hagers
Town
John E. Kephart
U.S. Army
Annie Gilbert
Mary iReese
William Babbingtorn
Roger Babbington
Boonsboro
Grayson
Willie W. Snosts
Willie William Snoots
Felecia Grandel Snoots
North
Maple Avenue
B&o Railroad
Stephen Snoots
Dareius Magaba Snoots
Marshall Snoots
Lucile Elize
Herman Sno
Karl N. Easterday
Karl Nolan
Willis Derr Road
Feagaville
University Hospital
Carrie May Whipp Easterday
Louis H. Easterday
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church School
Easterday
Atlantic, and Pacific Tea Company
Albert Finneyiock
Mrrs
George Lantz
Floyd Biser
Daniel H. Easterday
Mortimer Whitehead
Point of Rocks
Robert L. Easterday
This City
L. Richard Easterday
Church Hill
James R. Easterday
C. Austin Easterday
Donald G. Easter
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Fengaville
M. R. Etchison and Son
Russell A. Dudderar
Russell Alton Dudderar
West Second Street
National Institutes of Health
Mr. Dudderar
D. Aiton
Billie Raymond Raines
Mullica Hill
Xii
Lemuel R. Morrison
Luray
Th. A. G. Hedden
William Charles Mason
Cincinnati
Robert E. Brucher
RFD
Donald Robert Hahn
Woodsboro
W. S. McAfee
Elmer Calvin Koutz
Verna Warren Butt
Dubuque
Ita
Fred ‘Starling
Jean “Theresa Mont‘gomery
Th. C. C. Steele
Howard Curtis Andrews
Lonacosing
William F. Wampler
Frostburg
Franklin D. Shire
Oklahoma City
Okla
Evelyn E
Dietz
James Murdock Kefauver
Bernard E. King
John Lester Stream
Lovettsville
C.W. Bare
Claude M. Haines
Standard Lime and Cement Company
Bakerton
W. Va
Hej
Sam ‘Ples Manor
Harpers Ferry
Barton’ Ia
Annie Weaver Haines
Samples Manor
Church of God
Nellie
Sam A. Skunza
Columbus
William Z. Penand, Jr
Braddock Heights
Barry P. Horiie
Edward L. Reynolds
Arthur Gillis Esworthy
Mea Goren
Ren
Admiral Byrd
Community Garden Club
Coom
Ray H. Smith
Ray Smith
Clark Toms
Allen Knill
Linden Hills
Edward Oden
Futhermore
Land
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Ik. M
Wb Co. National
Icktown
Potomac Edison
Potomac Ed
jFrederick Gas
Investors Loan Corp
Goagnault
Mr.milquetoasts
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