Deaths from Maryland area. several families mourn
Della Ann Miller widow of Franklin N. Miller of Lewistown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week of treatment at 64 years seven months nine days. She was a Methodist, survived by one brother and three sisters plus three stepchildren. Funeral Thursday at three p.m. with Rev. DeWitt Dickey officiating, interment in Lewisown cemetery. Ella Smyser Eyler former Emmitsburg resident died at age 79 in York Pa. Survived by one son, one daughter, three grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Emmitsburg with interment at Mt. View Cemetery. Florence Julia Baker widow of Henry L. Baker died in Harmony at 33. Survived by two daughters and four sons and one sister. Services in Harmony Brethren Church at 2:30 p.m. Interment in church cemetery. Christine Slicker 87 of Baltimore died of a heart attack at Montgomery General Hospital while visiting her daughter. Infant Gregory L. Ridgely died in Frederick Memorial Hospital at nine days old. David C. Renner of Rocky Ridge died at 77. Survived by widow, three sons, two brothers, a sister and four grandchildren. Jane Talway Stauffer of Schenectady died Friday. services held in Alb ersville. Interment at Mt. Olivet in Frederick. Other items include notes on local funeral directors and burial sites.
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Irs
Della Ann Miller
Franklin N. Miller
Lewisown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jacob
Elizabeth Marshall Bowers
Miller
Lewistown
DeWitt Dickey
Lewisown Cemetery
M. L. Creager
Ella
Eyler
Ella Smyser Eyler
Emmitsburg
Ridge Avenue
York
Milas
Plank Wilson
Charles E. Eyter
Nervin Eyter
Michael Wilke
California
Florence J. Baker
Florence Julia Baker
Henry L. Baker
Harony
Frank Baker
David
Lizabeth Hart Bouser
Mithsburg
Nellie Overcash
Bilfesville
Lora Harey
Silver Spring
Calin
Sabillasville
Avid C. Renner
David C. Renner
Westin Maryland Railway
Ocky Ridge
Francis and
Anna’. A. Harshman Renner
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
Hifie E. Wood Renner
Harles
John A. Renner
Eymar
Roy J. Renner
Samuel Renner
Ladiesburg
Calvin Renner
Emma McClain
En Midway
Addiiion
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge Church
W. Sed
Nichols
Royal Restaurant
Youngstown
N. Market
Apt
Bierley
East St
Pearl
North Market
American Furnace
Delphey's
7Th St
Rice
Gulf Station
Market St
James R. Mitchell
Union Bridge
Ranklin Hamerick
Rt. 15
Geits
Donald A. Gordon
McCormick Deering Tractor Binder
Albert Hardy
Mt. Airy
R. FD
U. S. 40
Ridgeville
Good Road
Washington Market
H. Xa
Burdette & Son
Myersville
Dual Highway
Charles Easterday
Austin Hamilton
Rt. 1
Frederick
Indianapolis
Ind
Phono
McGee
Local Personal Notes Include Birth and Travel Updates
Mrs. John G. Arold of Malethorpe plans a June 4 trip to California visiting relatives in Sacramento and Los Angeles. Birth announced for Rhonda Ivorraine to Mr. and Mrs. Charles William Baugher in Frederick. Rev. and Mrs. J W Briscoe attended the wedding of John B Widdup and Louise Scott in Baltimore. Mary Jan Grams, Poolesville nursing student, trains three months at Children’s Hospital in Washington.
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John G.arold
Malethorpe
California
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Arold
F. F. Tyergar
William G. Tyeryar
Frank Tyeryar
Charles William Baugher
Frederick Rt. 3
Rhonda Ivorraine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. W. Briscoe
Urbana
John B. Widdup
Wheatfield Farms
Howard County
Des Moines
Louise Scott
Ellicott City
First Methodist Church
Baltimore
Candie Light Lodge
Catonsville
Mary Jan Grams
Pooles‘ville
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Local Hospital Updates and Family Injuries
Among the sick is Mrs. Guy Anders of West South Street, admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. Frank House, recently operated on at Newton D. Baker Veterans' Hospital in Martinsburg, WV, has returned home and is said to be much improved at 242 East Church Street. Deborah Weikert, two years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weikert of Jo. Emmitsburg, received treatment at Gettysburg Hospital for fractures of both forearm bones after injuring her arm on May 11.
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Guy Anders
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank House
Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
East Church Street
Deborah Weikert
Howard Weikert
Jo. Emmitsburg
Gettysburg Hospital
Honorary Degree For Prof. H. E. Sponseller
Prof. Harling E. Sponseller of Shippensburg State Teachers College will receive Lebanon Valley College’s Doctor of Pedagogy at the eighty first commencement in Annville on June 5. Born in Frederick, he rose from Boys High School to college, served in World War I, then pursued graduate work at Columbia. He now directs secondary education and student teaching at Skippensburg Lab School. his wife is a Frederick native, and their son Edwin is an associate professor at Hood College.
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Harling E. Sponseller
Frederick
Education Department of
Shippensburg
Pt. State Teachers College
Lebanon Valley College
Sponseller
Annville
Shippensburg and Toke
Columbia University
Sponseiller
Skippensburg
E.u. Hummelbaugh
Edwin H
Outdoor Ascension Day Services Draw Big Turnout
More than 50 people attended Ascension Day services in Hagerstown City Park Sunday afternoon. Rev. Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen of Gettysburg Theological Seminary spoke. The event was sponsored by Jacques DeMony Commandery No. 4 of Frederick and St. Bernard Commandery of Hagerstown, with invocation by Rev. Ralph Miller. Thirty-five Knights and about twenty wives from the local commandery attended.
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Hagerstown City Park
Carl C. Rasmussen
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Jacques DeMony
Discourse on the Weed and Miscellany Notes
A collage of observations includes a weed metaphor from N. A. Lufburrow, Bible verses and Milton, plus local notices. Washington labor talks on rail strike risk near June 1 are noted, along with a church festival, Tex denim ad, Kemp’s floor parade on May 30, and Walkeraville Fire Hall dedication with public invitation.
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Walkeraville
Local events and sales advertised in Jefferson Walkersville Frederick area
Community notices promote a May 26 comedy performance Superstitious Ladie by Golden Circle class at Burkittsville Lutheran, plus church events at Jefferson Reformed and Calvary Methodist. Also ads for Fidelity Building and Loan, Williams Products office kit, garden plants, dresses, bake sale May 27, tractor meet, Walkersville dedication May 30, used tires sale by Weil Brothers, with multiple locations in Frederick and Mt. Airy.
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Golden Circle
Burkittsville Lutheran Church
Jefferson Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall
Young Ladies
Jefferson Reformed Church
Adm
Storm & Shipleys
Calvary Methodist Church
Glider Cushion Sets and Local Notices Across Town
A jumble of local ads and notices includes product prices for waterproof glider cushions, wedding gift ideas, a wristwatch theft note, memorial thanks from Rev. W C Wachter, a Braddock Republican meeting, dress sales, optical services, a glass repair gimmick, a junk buy service, a jewelry store prize drawing, an upscale residence listing near Frederick, and an upcoming music and social event at Monocacy Inn with a cake walk prize.
Local Businesses Advertise Services and Auctions in Frederick
A crowded page lists shops offering beauty services and supplies, laundering, plants, and hardware in Frederick. It notes upcoming auctions and sales including a public sale for the late Mrs. Fannie G. Lease and a Wednesday bicycle clearance at Blick's Indian Cycle Shop, with multiple addresses and contact numbers throughout.
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Crst Blick
North Market Street
Festival At School Planned For PTA Fund Drive
Park way PTA plans a spring festival at the school starting Friday at 6 30 pm featuring a food sale family supper and entertainment for children adults will enjoy games fancy work tables and prizes. Joseph Rhoderick is general chairman with Mrs R Dean Stickel as assistant Edward C Hartmann presides. Funds from last year funded school rest room a first aid room a film projector and a books and supplies fund for underprivileged students.
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Parkway Pta
Joseph Rhoderick
R. Dean Stickel
Edward C. Hartmann
PTA
Smithfield
Rhoderick
Cochairmen
Jack Weissman
Ivan Tervet
O'Neil Jenkins
Frank Castle
Joseph Wisner
Mobley, Jr
Charles Keller
Edward Cherry
Leo Krantz
Edna Etzler
John Kressig
Harriet Null
Arthur Norman
Edwin Hill
Effie Engelbrecht
Samuel Johnston
George
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Middletown
Harmony C
Church of the Brethren
Samel Lindsay
Cemery
Gladhill Co
Christine Slicker
Baltiere
Montgomeryo County General Hospital
Sandy Springs
Olive
C. M. Waltz
Winfeld
Sucker
Gregory L. Ridgely
Hilip B. Jr
Mary L. Ridgely
Ykesville
Rederick Memorial Hospital
Bert B
Constance Lee Ridgely
Philip . Ridgely
Sykesville
Carl Klingehofer
Oakland Mills
Spring- Hela
Jane Alway Stauffer
Schenectady
Alkersville
Samuel 5
Johnston
John
Kent
Robert, Kent Jr
Frank Kodemus
Richard Greenwood
Termeni
Mt. Olivet Comery
G. C. Barton
Fun- Etter
Ohio
Montana
Mississippi
Atley
Ora Frehive
H. E. Sponseller
N. A. Lufburrow
Heaven
Milton
Western Railroads
Mount Zion Church
McKaig
Frederick High School
Texas
Kemp’s
Fidelity Building and Loan Assa
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Golden Rays Frocess
Williams Products Rt. 1
National Zoo
Washington, D. C
Kemp
East Church ST
Turkey
Walkersville
Maryland
Weil Brothers
Sielben
W. C. Wachter
South Carroll Street
Gills
Gill
Berger
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Clark Sheetenhelm
Young Republican's Club
Braddock G. O. P
Braddock District
Grange Hall
Kemp's
Mars Opticians
N. Market St
Briggs Phillips
Nile
Chocolate Park
Cascade
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
Corner East St. St
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Woodsboro
Woodsboro P. 'T. A
Tyler's
Frederick, Md
LEDS
Z2eiler
North Court St
Stephen Warner
Him and the Jolly Four
Rose Martie
Monocacy Inn
S. T. Hickman
Colesville Heights
Rockville, Maryland
Methodist Colored Church
New Market
Board OF Trustees
Frederick Beauly School
Robert E. Lee Holel
Staub
Harry W. Hagan
Pear Bargain House
Fisher’s
East Patrick Street
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Avenue
Kallaway
Burpre
Arthur W. Promroy
Sheekstown Pike
Richard F
Kline Telephone
East Eighth Street
Tron
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gassley & Sons
Nestle
Ecker
Boo
Frederick News-Puss
Burkittsville Parish Hall
Burkittsville Union Cemetery
Burkittsville Parish Mall
Fannie G
LDU P.m
Mary Lease
Catherine Lease
John L. Ponton
Motler
Charles H. Baker
H Bill Anderson
West Fifth St
JI East Patrick St
Aulic
Herd
Motorola
Harry D. Shildt
John L. Pontoon
Helen F. Ponton
Carrol County
E. Bruce Morrison
Carroll Stree
Frederick County
Charles E. Null
U. S. Internal Revenue
Urchane
Bruce Morrison
Ralph G. Morrison
Margaret M. Birely
Edith B. Lawrence
Karl W Moffman
Lloyd €. Mackley
Galvin
Zpg
the News
Geriantown
Montgomery County
Taro
Cole's Jewelry
South Market Street
Pawn Brokews
Orphans’ Court
Jiolmes D. Bar
Tomail Beneft
Iso Geraldine Priest Baker
John Clegi
Joseph Drake
Parsons Newman
Harry 2
Radcliff
Register of Wills
dApr
Board of Education
Bartonseilte
Frederick City
Frederictk
Chiliron
Ridgeville Nailroad
Lihermown
Woordville
Lingapore
Daysville
Board of Edgeas
Hid
East
Churets Street
Nesdus
Ture
Board of Holugaetion
Pruitt
Serreltey
Circuit Court
Equity
Nan
Philp Wertheimer
Trotter
Ellis C. Wachter
Feederick County
U Ainns
A. Holter
Perehy
The
Board of Zoning Appeals
7No FM
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Weil Bros Inc
Hamilton Ave
T. South St
Marshall Staub
Braddock Heights
Eleanor H. Staub
F. W. Staub & Son
G. Cleveland
Fredgigs Squnty
Sears Farm
S. Market St
Patrick Court
East Church
Trent
Countey Kulate
Fred i
Fred
Bos Sowih
Marry Rest
Libertytown
Te Shevy
Selaggis Ren’ M
Elec Tor
Lweatton
Lewsiwinwn
Albert Ship
Sateuath Rey
Mogren
Cionhad
City
H.C. Barker
Buckeysdeauty
Fink Co
Smt
Miocmedian
Glenchen Arms
Tamsville
Rhone Newsfarket
Betaddti Elp
Blair
Little Farms
Washington Price, Jr
Ennat Rr
Fredrik
Jam
M. Mossburg
Poolesville
Gual
Chamberlin Company
East Antietam Street
Hagerstown
Foundation Garment Co
Frederick News-Post
Elk's Club
Second St
Chas. M. Thrift
Gaithersburg
Cal Gaithersburg
the News Office
Newspaper
Sachlye
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