Heart Attack Fatal For O J Price Sr
The News Frederick reports the death of O J Price Sr a Frederick resident and president of Magnetic Devices Inc from a heart attack at Frederick Memorial Hospital He was born July 2 1891 and survived by wife Mary Hagan Price son Osborne L Price Jr and two sisters Funerals planned for All Saints Episcopal Church with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery The family requests no flowers The article also notes a tour by Brownie Troop 35 and a separate robbery of a Polish diplomat's wife in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Marie P. Emmert
Louise P Appenzellar
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mt. Olivet
R. E. Dailey
Price
Home For the Aged
Record Street
Fifty Years Ago Candidacies For Local Offices Highlight Column
A series of announcements shows candidates for Register of Wills Clerk of the Court County Treasurer and Sheriff roles. Notable names include Melvin P. Wood Lloyd Palmer Harry W. Bowers W. G. Grimes Fulton B. Rice W. S. Darner and ex sheriff Charles T. K. Young changing focuses. Also report on a road commission inspection and a Prohibition committee deficit. Local radio and theater notes plus rabbit hunting results are included alongside a biographical feature on Mr. Price and early radio engineering history.
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Melvin P. Wood
New Market
Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
Register of Wills
Harry W. Bowers
Charles T. K. Young
ReStucusweru
Wills
Landis
Bradley T
Nicodemus
City Opera House
Warren Taylor
Wm. King
Dieter
George Greenwalt
Arthur Lambright
Jobo Derr
Baltimore
F. M. Phebus
Funeral services for Harry Norman Miers conducted
Funeral services for Harry Norman Miers were held at the funeral home on East Church Street on Wednesday morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Harold A. Ammons of Trinity Methodist Church officiated. Interment followed at the Methodist cemetery. Survived by his stepmother Mrs. Bessie Myers of this city. Funeral directors MecKaid M. St. Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Norman Miers
East Church
Harold A. Ammons
Trinity Methodist Church
Myers
Bessie Myers
Methodist
MecKaig M. St Etchison and Son
St. James
Episcopal
November Meeting Of W S C S Is Held
The November meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church opened in the parish with devotions led by Mrs. Guy Selly and piano by Mrs. E R Pearl. Mrs. Charles Mullen spoke on Rapidly Growing Nations using a globe to show independence in Africa and the Middle East and the Christian challenge. Mrs. Hazel Harbaugh described meeting a Missionary in Bolivia and visiting a 1200-student Methodist school in La Paz with a 83 bed clinic needing doctors and nurses. President Mrs. Edward H. Mantz led business, reporting on Buckeystown Zone and World Community Day. the society pledged 2500 to the church building fund. A shipment of mittens to a Japanese school was thanked. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Guy Selly
E. R. Pearl
Charles Mullen
Africa
Middle East
Hazel Harbaugh
Bolivia
South America
la Paz
United States
Edward H. Mantz
Buckeystown
Bichy
Japan
M J Croghan
August T. Brust
Guy Brust
Hatlie Buckey
Hammond Clary
M. R. Etchison
James H. Cramer
C. E. Cline Jr
West Germany Awards Dr Wagner for church service
Philadelphia based Rev Dr James E Wagner president of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and copresident of the United Church of Christ received West Germany’s Knight Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit for postwar services to German churches and people. The ceremony at the Philadelphia consulate noted church relief work including orphanages, Bibles, hymn books, rubble churches, and aid to refugees. Wagner led church efforts since World War II and served as co-president after 1957 uniting churches into the United Church of Christ.
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Philadelphia
James E. Wagner
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Order of Merit
Federal Republic of Germany
West Germany
Wagner
Horst Peickmann
South 12Th Street
Theodor Heuss
Federal Republic
Evangelical and ReformedChurch
Germany
General Council of the Congregational’ S Christian Churches
Make Your Own Merry Christmas With Odds and Ends
At a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon Mrs. Ann Wertzner Wood Swarthmore showed how to craft Christmas decorations from scraps and common odds and ends. The Garden Club of Frederick hosted the talk, urging frugal creativity using jars beads tin cans ribbon and spray paint to create festive tabletop displays and wreaths with simple tools and imagination.
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Anne Wertsner Wood
Swarthmore
Frank J. Keefer
Pat Rosencrantz
Dearie
Francis Scott Key
Garden Club of
Frederick
Ann Wertzner Wood
Wood
Box Woods
S. Wien
Ada
Fuam
Daiis
Ware Flin
Cnat Rangers
Ali “Ny Ato
Armistice Day Pageant in Winchester Hall 1938
Twenty years ago The News recounts an Armistice Day pageant titled The Moral Equivalent of War staged by 13 costumed participants in Winchester Hall. Names listed include Miss Ethel Nichols Warren P. E. Smith J Harold Hooper and others with Capt G William Trout and Mayor Lisyd Culler pictured. Frederick High School undrafted fieldball team advances in Western Shore tourney by beating Elkridge.
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Winchester Hall
Ethel Nichols
Warren P. E. Smith
J. Harold Hooper
Robert Wilson
Fairey Duvall
James S Crist
Anna May Wilson
Hilda Haller
Gloria
Wachter
James Houck
Norman Ford
G. William Trout
Henry Witsor
Albertine Hodgson
Lisyd
Culler
Frederick High School
Elkridge
Infant Susanna Lyon Schaeffer Dies at Three Days Old
An infant girl Susanna Lyon Schaeffer daughter of Wesley Francis and Aurea May Martin Schaeffer Buckeystown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning at 3 30 o'clock aged three days Survived by parents a sister Jeanie Loy Schaefer and Senild Warne Schaefer at home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leslie Franklin Schaeffer Buckeystein maternal grandmother Mrs Carrie Martin Hagestown Grasesale services held today at 2 o'clock Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery Mr Erickson and Son funeral directors
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Susanna Lyon Schaeffer
Wesles Francis
Aurea May Martin Schaeffer
Buckeystour
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jeanie Loy Schaefer
Sensid Warne Schaefer
Esle
Franklin Schaeffer
Buckexystein
Carrie Martin
Hagerstonn
Mount Olivet
Etehison
Public Opinion Key, McKeldin Advises Tawes
Outgoing Maryland governor Harry McKeldin urged successor Tawes to cultivate public opinion and leverage Democratic majorities in the General Assembly. He cited ongoing legislative battles and called for reapportionment action and a Baltimore City Municipal Court, warning against surprises and bossism.
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Fowson
McKeldin
Goverec
J. Millard Tawes
Kiwanis Club
Towson
General Assembly
Mught
Moi
Publi
Tawes
Balttimore City
House of
Local Personal News From Lewisdale and Baltimore
Social notes list Mrs Deets Day Miss Addie Watkins and others visiting Baltimore and New York City events. Geburtstagswünsche go to Mrs Walter J Rinehart and Lewis W Crouse celebrates 65. Navy radioman Kenneth L Smith and wife welcomed twins Nov 11, with three daughters in Long Beach California.
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Music Hall
Walter J. Rinehart
Easti Third Street
Bette Zimmerman
Mary Rothenhoefer
Children’s Aid Society
Clerical Institute
Maryland
Baltimore
YMCA
Madeline Wayvle
Frederick County Welfare Department
Lewis W. Crouse
South Jefferson Street
Navy
Kenneth, L. Smith
Sick residents入 Frederick Memorial Hospital notes
Among The Sick Mrs. John W. Derflinger of 1711 East B Street Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. Mrs. Edgar Fichr Route 1 Walkersville was admitted and operated on, returning home Wednesday. Mr. Mark Delauter local representative of United Insurance at 303 Fairview Avenue entered the hospital November 6 and will have surgery November 14. Mr. J Vernon Remsburg Middletown is recovering from a broken arm after an accident with a windblown sleeve and power take-off. Mr. George Schroeder was discharged after medical treatment for four weeks. Mr. Damon Barnhart Knoxville admitted for medical treatment. Mr. George L. Twenier Shawnee Drive entered the Frederick Memorial Hospital for eye surgery. Mrs. Charles S. V. Sanner introduced the speaker Mrs. G Harris Stauffer and Mrs. Charles V. Ross 3rd were hostesses.
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John W. Derflinger
East B Street
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edgar Fichr
Route 1
Walkersville
Mark Delauter
United Insurance Company
Fairview Avenue
Frederick Permorial Hospital
J. Vernon Remsburg
Middletown
Remsburg
George Schroeder
Damon Barnhart
Knoxville
Barnhart
Baltimore . and Ohio Railroad
George L. Twenier
Shawnee Drive
Hunter Killed by Brother During Adirondacks Deer Hunt
Ronald Lee Crouse, 23, was accidentally shot by his brother Meredith, 25, while hunting about 100 yards apart near Indian Lake in the Adirondacks. The tragedy occurred Monday as the party, including father Charles E. Crouse Sr. and another brother, hunted the area a longtime family favorite. Meredith said he fired at a moving object he thought was a deer and found his brother with a fatal head wound moments later. Funeral plans are pending. M. R. Etchison and Son handling arrangements.
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Frederick County
Indian Lake
N.Y
Adirondack Mountains
New York
Ronald Lee Crouse
Meredith
Meredith Crouse
Teepers
Mondéar
Charles E. Crouse Sr
Lawrence B
Charles E. Crouse Jr
Adironsacks
New York State
Ronald Crouse
Bhut
Robert Lee
Jerry Leon
Joyce Castle
Evergreen Point
Florabelle Corum Crouse
Mt Philp
Roy L. Baugher
George F
Births Reported in Frederick Memoral Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births in early November. Kingsley Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Clark of 288 Dill Avenue, Thursday. Donald Joseph, fourth child and second son to Mr and Mrs Robert L Marsh Sr of Thurmont, Monday. Christine Elaine, third child and second daughter to Mr and Mrs John Cooper of New Midway, Monday. Ralph Norman, second child and first son to Mr and Mrs Ralph Marsden of 223 East Third Street, Tuesday. Herbert Mershall, son to Mr and Mrs Harry K Fogle of 805 Pine Avenue, Wednesday. Martha L Wachter, farmer from Charlesville, listed as mother. Clifton Carlton obituary notes death at 63, former curator of geology at Franklin Institute Museum and ex curator at Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. born in Baltimore.
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Frederick
Herbert Clark
Dill Avenue
Kingsley Williams
Robert L. Marsh
Thurmont
Donald Joseph
Marsh
Janet Kendall
John Cooper
New Midway
Christine Elaine
Cooper
Elaine Stover
Ralph Marsden
East Third Street
Ralph Norman
Marsden
Nancy Miller
Harry K. Fogle
Pine Avenue
Herbert Mershall
Fogle
Martha L. Wachter
Charlesville
Friends Of Nixon Move To Help Him
Washington AP report notes Nixon faced GOP rivals spotlighting him for 1960. Stassen named four potential candidates while omitting Nixon, drawing denials from Mitchell and Meade Alcorn and prompting White House discussions on political strategy.
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Nixon
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Stassen
Mitchell
United States
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Senate
Massachusetts
United Nations
Interior Seaton
Eisenhower
Th Treasury
Anderson
Texas
Alitchell
Richard M. Nixon
Meade Altorn
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