Plane No 4 farmer dies by own action in Carroll County
Ernest Franklin Harne Sr a 59 year old Lewistown area farmer was found dead in his car along Route 40 east of Ridgeville from carbon monoxide poisoning his death classified as death by own action His death follows illness noted by his family He is survived by his wife several children and ten grandchildren services planned at Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren Monrovia with Rev Ira Metzker officiating
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Dundalk
Carroll County
Ernest Franklin Harne, Sr
Lewistown
Route 40
Ridgeville
Samuel Dorsey
James T. Marsh
Ira Benjamin Lambert
Carrell County Hunt Club
Winfield
John M. Worgan
Marsh
Dorsey
Harne
Benjamin
Lavinia E. Harne
Eva
Elizabeth Harne
Mildred Harne
Sykesville
Belva Reynolds
This City
Louise Umberger
Monrovia
Gertrude Francis
College Park
Ernest F. Harne, Jr
Madeline Poole
Gordon Harne
Annabelle Anderson
Frank Null
Eugene Augustus Roelke
North Market Street
Three Pines
Catongville
George A
Mary Jordon Roelke
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
All Saints Episcopal Church
Louis A
Detroit
Mich
Roger E
Harry E
North Orange
N. J
Franklin
Walkersville
William R. Halter
Baltimore
Howard Decker
Mt. Airy
Ralph Howard
Silver Spring
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Della Shaeffer
Elsie Shaeffer
Thomas F
Suzanne Houck Shaeffer
Lewistown Methodist Cemetery
G. C. Barton
William H. Birely
Ladiesburg
John and
Louisa Schwarber Birely
Union Bridge
Lillie May Birely
Elsie Bohn
Charles S. Birely
Washington
Daisy
Frank W. Birely
Alice Cox
Birely
Western Maryland Railroad
St. James Lutheran Church
Dixon Yaste
Louis Chastain
Mountain View Cemetery
Charles Wenner
Annie E. Wenner
Lovellsville
Ruth Tendley
Lovettsville
Earl Frye
Sherrill
Ark
Emory Wirts
Purcellville
Roger Harding
Osborn Wenner
Brunswick
Robert Wenner
Minnie Capine
William Oden
Point of Rocks
Charles Oden
Lovettsville Lutheran Church
W. A. Wade
Union Cemetery
R. E. Brown
Joseph P. Marshall
Joseph Price Marshall
W. H. Quesenberry
Linwood
Floyd County
Eli H
Slannah Weddle Marshall
Lina Davis Marshall
Church of the Brethren
John Marshall
Westminster
Peyton C. Marshall
Oak Wood
C. C. Dickerson
C. BR. Simmons
Pipe Creek Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Howard E. Lochner
Howard Emory Lochner
Linden Hills
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William C
Nettie Castle Lochner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mount Pleasant
Frederick Coca Cola Bottling Company
Lucky's Trailer
Lochner
Frederick Lodge
Junior Fire Company
Elva Main Lochner
James E. Tucker
H. Richard Lochner
Clarence Lochner
Mount Peasant
Mount Olivet
George A. McDaniel
George Amos McDaniel
Denston
Corn Utz
New Market
Alton
Patchogue
New York
Amos Crouse
Elkton
G. Arthur
Federalsburg
William
Milton
Del
F. J. Trampton
Mt. Zion Church
Eleanor Young
Parrsville
Sherman Mason
C. M. Waltz
Nobel Prize to Gen. Marshall and Schweitzer
Oslo awarded the 1953 Nobel Peace Prize to Gen. George C. Marshall for his postwar aid program with a 33,840 dollar share. Dr. Albert Schweitzer received the 1952 prize, 33,200 dollars, with amounts reflecting fund fluctuations.
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Oslo
Norway
George C. Marshall
U. S
Albert Schweitzer
Nobel Institute
Marshall
Pinehurst
N. C
Europe
Alfred Nobel
Schweitzer
Nobel
Byrd's Virginia Fights To Keep Governorship
In Richmond Virginia Democrats led by Sen Harry F Byrds organization fight to keep the governorship as Republicans nominate Theodore Roosevelt Dalton a proven vote getter from a Democratic district. The GOP platform draws some Democratic praise and aims at a lasting realignment spurred by Byrds stance on the national ticket and the Eisenhower wave of 1952.
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Richmond
Virginia
Democratic Organization
Harry F. Byrd
GOP
Theodore Roosevelt Dalton
State Senate
Byrd Organization
Thomas B. Stanley
Byrd
Obituary notes from Maryland and nearby areas
Obituaries listing survivors and death details for Mrs. Nannie E Poole Joseph Price Marshall Howard Emory Lochner William Bouldin George Amos McDaniel and Maggie Lovett Daniel with death dates, locations, and family connections across Middletown Union Bridge Linwood Denton and Harpers Ferry including spouses children and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie L. Daniel
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Maggie Lovett Daniel
Storer College
Lockwood Hotel
Alien M._ Daniel
Howard University
Washington, D
Ashley Daniel
New York City
Ella Hill
Florence Canty
Institute
Sailor Escapes Injuries In Route 240 Car Crash
A Virginia sailor, Thomas Edward Mays of Staunton, escaped injury when his car struck a guard rail on Route 240 near Weverton early Saturday. The vehicle was demolished after spinning to a stop. Guilmino cited excessive speed and a failed curve as causes around 3:15 a.m. The report notes 1962 Saskatchewan timber production valued at about nine million dollars.
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Virginia
Route 240
Weverton
Thomas Edward Mays
Dri
Staunton
Vv. II Guilmino
Guilmino
Mays
Funeral Services For Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held in multiple area churches and funeral homes for Joseph Price Marshall James T Henderson Sr Nannie E Poole Eleanor Young and Arthur T Wolfford. Interments followed at Pipe Creek Mount Olivet Oak Grove and Lewistown cemeteries with various pallbearers and officiating clergy.
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Joseph Price Marshall
Union Bridge
Rev
C. R. Simmons
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Robert Fehnel
Leroy Thompson
Roger Blackston
Hamilton Singer
Earl Bohn
Russell Quesenberry
D. D. Hartzler
Sons
James T. Henderson
Mt. Airy
Union Chapel
Glenwood
C. A. Michael
Howard Hutchin
William Dorsey, Sr
Thomas Neel
Charles Jones
Harvey Davis
Thomas O. Warfield
Oak Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Reporters Quiz On Prayer Across America
A city and county survey asks what percent of Americans pray to God with varied answers. Respondents range from 40 to 90 percent, noting New York City’s exclusion lowers estimates. Catholic Digest figures report about 92 percent pray among 18 plus adults, with 8 percent nonprayers.
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United States
New York City
M. J. Alexander
Braddock Heights
Catholic Digest
Armistice Day Talk Slated for Brunswick Lions Club
Maj. Max Etkin of Camp Detrick will speak on Armistice Day 1953 at the Brunswick Lions Club meeting in the B and O YMCA chapel. He has served since 192 and fought in Europe the Middle East and Korea with forces including the Third Infantry division intelligence and armored recon units. He later served on Camp Detrick staff as Post Intelligence officer. A note adds a stray line about Norwegian motorship figureheads.
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Max Etkin
Camp Dewick
Brunswick Lions Club
B&o Y.M.C.A
Brunswick
Etkin
Europe
Middle East
Korea
U. S
European
Third Infantry Division
Camp Detrick
Frederick to finish one way traffic plan this year
Weather favorable, Frederick Customs new east west one way system may be ready by year end. Waesche and Sons ready to apply first seal coat next week with final seal coat around November 11 if weather holds. West South street extension nearing completion, final inspection set for November 6, traffic lights and signs to be installed at key intersections.
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Frederick
Eastwest
Patrick
South Streets
East South Street
Wisner
Franklin Streets
L. R. Waesche and Sons
Waesche
West South Street
W. Raymond Walter
State Roads Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
George Lewis
Patrick Street
East Street
South Street
West College Terrace
Franklin Street
Franklin
Carroll
College Terrace
Jefferson
Frederick Bricks Works
Fireworks Reported In Local Fire Incident
A North College Parkway resident reported a projectile or device was thrown into a driveway ignite flames reaching the second floor windows with significant smoke. Investigators found fireworks involved though no damage occurred and police logged the Hal- Jowe'en case.
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North College Parkway
Wedding bells enliven Maryland community notices
A busy October wedding roundup from Emmitsburg and Westminster covers Boone Albaugh, Newcomer Adams, and Schuster Burgee pairings. The Boone Albaugh ceremony at Zion Haugh's Lutheran church featured a two tone bridal ensemble and family attendants. The Newcomer Adams match at St Joseph's Emmitsburg united amid white pompons and yellow rust florals with Army and Navy ties noted. Other ceremonies include Burgee Schmidt at Catonsville Methodist and engagements for Grimm Aldridge and Shirley Mae Null Schildt Jr. plus local school and hospital affiliations.
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Boone—Albaugh
Zion Haugh
Ladiesburg
Betty Jane Albaugh
Raymond Albaugh
Keymar
John Grayson Boone
Hannah Boone
Westminster
Chester Boone
Raymond C. Myers
Earl Smith
Rocky Ridge
Karl Smith
Francis
Roger Boone
Wallie Shorbd
Albaugh
Raymond Martz
Korea
Beacon Steel Company
Newcomer—Adams
Belen
Janet Adams
Norman Adams
Carroll Eugene Newcomer
Carroll Newcomer
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John D. Sullivan
Harriet Harner
Kathleen Wantz
David Arnold
William Adams
Roger Clem
Euphemia Rotering
Bucher’s
St.Joseph's High School
St. Agnes’ Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg High School
U. S. Army
H. O. Tool Shoe Company
Louis Cooper
Gettysburg Road
Denmead Kolb Elected President of Maryland War of 1812 Society
Salisbury broker Denmead Kolb was chosen president of the Maryland Society of the War of 1812 at the Southern Hotel convention in Baltimore. A Frederick native, he has long led veteran and patriotic groups including the American Legion post commander role and historical society presidency. He counts naval academy alumni, several colonial and patriotic societies, and civic clubs among his affiliations. The War of 1812 Society notes its status as the second oldest national military and patriotic organization, founded Sept 14, 1814, shortly after the Battle of North Point and Fort McHenry.
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S. Denmead Kolb
Salisbury
Maryland
Baltimore
Kolb
Frederick
David Denmead Kolb
East Third Street
Frederick Boys
St. John’s College
Annapolis
United States Navy
Wicomico
American Legion
Wicomico County Historical Society
Maryland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
Eastern Shore Society
Southern Maryland Society
United States Naval Academy | Alumni Association
Navy Athletic Association
Colonial Society of Pennsylvania
Military Order of World Wars
Sons of the Revolution
Salisbury Rotary Club
Green Hill Yacht and Country Club
Society of the
North Point
Fort McHenry
Frederick City W C T U Holds October Meeting
The Frederick City W C T U met Tuesday in the Lutheran Chapel. President Mrs. Albert Palmer led, hymn This Is My Father's World sung, devotions by Mrs. Mary Gregory, topic Truth and Freedom. Delegates spoke on Echoes of State Convention. White Ribbon Herald to ministers will continue, next meeting a rally with guests, covered dish supper, out of town speaker, film shown, meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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A. U
Frederick City
W. C
Gnions
Deeds Recorded For House And Farmland Sales
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office noting transfers from Mr. and Mrs. Maxie A. Hill to Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Jackson for a residence at 333 East Third street with consideration near 12 dollars. H Birely was sold to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Azzara a 25 acre tract and improvements in Johnsville district for about 6 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Anders sold to Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Young a property on the north side of West Main street in Thurmont for roughly 3 500 dollars.
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Maxie A. Hill
Herman L. Jackson
East Third Street
Finke
H. Birely
John D. Azzara
Johnsville
Frank V. Anders
Leon C. Young
West Main Street
Thurmont
Everest Claims 754.98 MPH Speed Record At Salton Sea
Lt. Col. F K Pete Everest, 33, Edwards AFB chief of light test operations, piloted a North American Super Sabre over a 15 kilometer Salton Sea course. He set a world speed record of 754.98 mph despite headwind, with two runs showing 187.276 mph forward and 742.634 mph return. Everest, born in Fairmont West Virginia and WVU graduate, achieved the measure on the roughly mile course.
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Los Angeles
W—A
F. K
Pete Everest
Edwards Air Force Base
Salton Sea
Everest
Fairmont
W. Va
West Virginia University
Hood College Recital Showcases Local Music Students
Three dozen Hood College applied music students performed in a Thursday recital directed by Dr. Earle B. Blakeslee. Soprano Miss Mera Braungart and others from Brunswick Annapolis Harrisburg Clifton Morristown and Monongahela presented a varied program of arias sonatas and preludes with accompaniment by Dr. Ramaley and Miss Betty Ann Bange among others.
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Applied
Hood College
Mera Braungart
Shirley C. Braungart
Wilson Place
de Luca
Scarlatti
Ramona Crow
Howard W. Crow
Brunswick
Beethoven
June Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Bach
Joyce Pritchard
Morristown
N. J
Caldara
Betsy Ochrle
Monongahela
Zion
Handel
Pritchard
Schubert
Ruth Whitaker
Harrisburg
Dominica Mileto
Annapolis
Portia Whitaker
Harnsburg
Il Bac‘cio
Arditi
Evelyn Kauffeld
Clifton, M. J
Curran
Carew
Cynthia Sternberg
Kabelevsky
Rebecca Eversole
Kenmore
Wnw. Y
Praeludium
Hindemith
Betty Ann Bange
Hagerstown
Dohnanyi
Catherine Williams
Ramaley
Anna Marie Budde
Wilmer H. Welsh
Smithsburg Cider Plant Destroyed By Fire
A large wooden 40 by 60 foot Grossnickle cider and apple butter plant at Smithsburg burned Thursday night. Firemen arrived as the wind threatened nearby homes and the First Hose Company from Hagerstown helped keep the flames contained. The building was a total loss, with Lester Grossnickle noting 24 years of operation and two employees.
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Grossnickle
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Lester Grossnickle
Myersville
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Lee Gordon
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Osmond Poole
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P. W. Chichester
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Luther Horine
Africa
Paul Moberly
God
Howard Barker
E. Koontz Helwig
Paul D. Kline
Poolesville
Prosperity Lodge
E. L. Baker
Leslie D. Wachter
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Pythian Castle
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Woodshoro
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Eugene T. Aldridge
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Catonsville High School
State Teachers’ College
Towson
Clare W. Null
Taneytown
Shirley Mae
Airman
Raymond W. Schildt, Jr
Raymond W. Schildt
Schild
United States Air Force i
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
Georgia
HOOD
Circuit Court
Frederick County
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Dorothy Jean Knouse
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Nsomville
Untii
Albert L. Knouse
LeRene E. Knouse
Laftene E. Knouse
Alvert L Knouse
LaRene E. Knouse
LaRene £. Knouse
F Petitio
Fredenck County
Marriand
Jean Birely
Dorothy Jean Knope
CPL
Fredenck
Marrisr
Iaid Petion
Patrick M Schna
Bredenck County
Ellis C Wachter
Crete
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