Former Pastor Donlan Dies After Illness in Baltimore
Reverend John J. Donlan former pastor of St. John’s Frederick St. Dominic’s Baltimore St. Francis Brunswick and St. Mary Petersville died Tuesday in Mercy Hospital Baltimore after a three week illness He was born in Baltimore and ordained in 1912 He served as pastor at St John’s Frederick from 1933 to 1940 and observed his silver ordination anniversary in December 1937 A pontifical mass will be held at St Dominics Church with interment in New Cathedral Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Donlan
Frederick
Brunswick
Petersville
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Father Donlan
St. Dominic's Church
Francis P. Keough
St. Dominic’s Church
Harford Road
Gibbons Avenue
New Cathedral Cemetery
Donslan
Joho
Mary Donlan
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
N. Y
Baltimore Cathedral
St. John’s the Evangelist Church
Dies of Otitis Buckingham Rites Friday Mount Airy
Ottis B. Buckingham aged 83 retired farmer and thresh erman of Mt Olive near Mt Airy died Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Oliver Welsh Mt Olive after 12 years residence. Survived by wife died 19 years ago. Daughters Ferns Penn Levantia Plunkett Frank Felker and William Grimes relatives and six grandchildren. Funeral Friday 11am at Calvary Methodist Mt Airy with Masonic rites. Interment Pine Grove cemetery. M Waltz funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottis B. Buckingham
Mt. Olive
Mt. Airy
Oliver .O. Welsh
Carroll County
Lloyd S
Susan Hood Buckingham
Prosperity Lodge
Calvary Methodist Church
Prudence Lodge
A. FE
A. Masons
Ea May Buckingham
Welsh
Ferns Penn
Levantia Plunkett
Baltimore
Frank Felker
Washington
William .Grimes
Westminster
Clarence Baker
Harry Gosnell
Roy Buckingham
Charles Jones
Lorenzo Penn
W. DeWitt Dickey
C. D. Cunningham
Pine Grove Cemetery
Two Autos Damaged In Carroll Parkway Collision
Two cars sustained about 300 dollars in damage in a Wednesday collision on Carroll Parkway near North Jefferson Street. Officer Mossburg and King reported the sedan driven by Elias Keehn of Washington eastbound was forced toward the curb, striking the parked car belonging to Glenn C. Michel of Riverside California, with about 200 and 80 dollars damage respectively. No injuries or charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Parkway
North
Jefferson Street
Mossburg and King
Elias Keehn
Washington
Commer
Glenn C. Michel
Riverside
Calif
Deaths in Frederick area include Miss Martha A Harding
Obituary notices list Miss Martha Ann Harding formerly of Syracuse University who died at Three Pines Nursing Home at 46 after a lengthy illness. Survived by father Rev. William H. Harding Cicero New Jersey and brother Reed M. Harding Collingswood New Jersey. Services planned in York Pennsylvania with burial in Wrightsville. Funeral directors C E Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. Harding
Martha Ann Harding
Syracuse University
Three Pines
Miss Harding
William H. Harding
Cicero
N. J
Martha Minnick Harding
Reed M. Harding
Collingswood
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Etzweiler Funeral Home
York
Wrightsville
C. E. Cline
Obituary: 82 year old Stockman family member dies
Tuesday at 4 05 a m after a several weeks illness aged 82 years daughter of Luther F and Harriet E Stockman and member of Evan gelical Lutheran church Mount Zion husband predeceased her October 1920 survived by three children Roy L Boyer Thurmont Charles H Boyer Ina E Boyer two sisters Mrs Annie Stup Mrs Florence Castle and Martin Stockman two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews services at o clock interment in the Reform ed cemetery Middletown funeral directors M R Etchison and Son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Arthur Jones
Mary Esther Jones
Rosemont Ave
Charles F
Annie Kohlenberg Rothenhoefer
Frederick
Paul W. ‘Strine
Richard S. Bowlus
Braddock Heights
Ralston LeGore
LeGore
Robert W. Miller
William A. Hemp
Jefferson
Nancy Ann Jones
Pauline R. Koontz
Edgar Rothenhoefer
Fishing Creek
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
John W. Ropp
John William Ropp
Shookstown
William G
Catherine Summers Ropp
Frederick Church of the Brethren
Myrtle M. Mckenzie Ropp
George Zimmerman
Margaret G. Ropp
Rocky Springs Cemetery
Etchison
Robert Francis Bowers
Littlestown
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Geary
Ruth Fissell
Bowers
Taney Young
Trinity Lutheran Church
Taney
Audrey Roop Bowers
Robert F., Jr
Richard Eugene
Darlene
Luther F
Harriet E. Gatton Stockman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Zion
William M. Stockman
Jthis
Roy L. Boyer
Thurmont
Charles H. Boyer
Buckeystown
Edina E. Boyer
Funeral Notices From East Patrick Street and Nearby Towns
The funeral of Charles Edward Freese who died Sunday was held at 2 PM from 8 East Patrick Street with Rev. Benjamin F. Hartley officiating. Frederick Gas Company staff attended. casket bearers named. Interment Mt Zion Cemetery. Remains of Ella Victoria Boyer rest at 106 East Church Street with services Friday at 2 PM and burial in Reformed Cemetery Middletown. George David Bartgis funeral held in Thurmont at 2 PM with Rev. Ivan G. Naugle officiating. Pallbearers listed. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Funeral for Rebecca K Harman held at Taneytown funeral home. interment Lutheran Cemetery Taneytown. Rev. Glenn L. Stahl officiated. pallbearers listed. Joshua L. Cramer funeral held at 12:30 PM from East Patrick Street funeral home with Rev. Thomas Morgan. interment Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery Feagaville. Effie Simpson Albaugh services at 106 East Church Street. Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm officiated. Legion members attended. pallbearers listed. interment Central Cemetery. James Garfield Whiten services at Buckeystown Methodist Church. large attendance. choirs performed. Mountain City Lodge members conducted services. interment Hope Hill Cemetery. James Ambush funeral at Buckeystown Methodist Church with Rev. J. P. Blackman. choir sang. many floral tributes. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Freese
East
Patrick Street
Benjamin F. Hartley
Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion Cemetery
McKaig
C. E. Cline and Son
Ella Victoria Boyer
West South Street
East Church Street
Reformed Cemetery
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son
George David Bartgis
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Ivan G. Naugle
Roy Whitmore
Steiner Whitmore
Richard Free
Grafton Keyser
Franklin Long
Chas. Wentzel
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
M L. Creager and Son
Taneytown
Rebecca K. Harman
Glenn L. Stahl
Lutheran Cemetery
Emanuel Grerholtzer
Rollins Dinterman
Charles Eckard
Percy Bollinger
Harry Crouse
Edward Hockensmith
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Joshua L. Cramer
Funeral Home
East Patrick Street
Thomas Morgan
The
Methodist Church
Charles Cramer
Austin Cramer
Ezra Cramer
Guy Cramer
James Cramer
Charlies Redmond
Mount Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Feagaville
Effie Simpson Albaugh
John H. Albaugh
East Second Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Faithful Bible Class
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key Post 11
American Legion
Virginia Miller
Anna Wastler
Howard M. Albaugh
Homer R. Simpson
Granville Felton
Walter Simpson
John F. Howard
Albert C. Wastler
Central Cemetery
James Garfield Whiten
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Buckeystown
Ivory P. Blackman
Oscar B. Jackson
Edgar E. Weedon
John R. Leak
Mae Rose Williams
Goodnight
Goodmorning
Jesus
Mountain City Lodge
M. A. Norris
Alfred C. Weedon
John L. Jackson
Frank C. Proctor
M. Luther Heard
Thomas Harper
Hope Hill Cemetery
James Albert Amuth
Charles
Bessie Ambush
Lime Kil
Buckeystown Methodist Church
J. P. Blackman
Joseph Rawlings
Rudell Bowens
Harrison Jefferson
Charles Ambush
John David Fox
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Charles H. Corbett
Morris Wast Jer
Lewis Jones
Guy Hobbs
John Hoffman
Ellis Freshour
Mehrl Ecker
M. L Creager and Son
Funeral notices from Maryland area list interments and services
The notices announce funerals for Melvin Worthington and Johnnie Am bush with interment at Hope Hill cemetery, and Minnie May Getzandanner of 360 West Patrick Street. Rev Kenneth Tyson officiated soloswere sung by Mrs Edward Mantz and Mullard Crum. Pallbearers named, services at Walkersville funeral home. G. C. Barton directed. Interment Mt Zion cemetery McKaig. Also Alice H Dotterer widow of Vernon J Dotterer died in Hagerstown. Services held at New Windsor funeral home with burial Pipe Creek cemetery. John David Fox died in Thurmont. services at Thurmont and Rocky Hill Lutheran Church Woodsboro with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie May Getzandanner
West
Patrick Street
Walkersville
Kenneth Tyson
Jesus
Edward Mantz
Mullard Crum
Clarence Eaves
Melvin Delmar
John Getzandanner
Alton Moxley
Harry Stitely
Edgar B.itzell
Mt. Zion Cemetery
McKaig
G. C. Barton
Alice H. Dotterer
Vernon J. Dotterer
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler & Sons
Doitterer
Hagerstown
Earl Coffman
C. R. Simmons
Pipe Creek
Leroy
Edwin
Charles
Andrew
David
Earl Hoff
CD Delivers Water Pumps to Frederick Firemen
Maryland Civil Defense ordered five portable water pumps purchased with state and federal funds on a 50-50 match. Delivered to Frederick County Civil Defense and stored in city and county fire houses, each unit includes 150 ft of 1 1/2 in hose 20 ft of 2 1/2 in suction line capacity 90 gallons per minute. promotional note on Robert W Stouffer promoted to sergeant with the 1st Infantry Division in Germany Union Bridge Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Civil Defense Agency
Frederick County Civil Defense Office
Civil Defense
J. Roger Fisher
1St Infantry
Germany
Robert W. Stouffer
George H. Stouffer
Union Bridge
1 1St Infantry
Maryland records 38 traffic deaths in October
Colonel Elmer F Munshower released October traffic data from the Maryland State Police Statistics Division showing 38 deaths in 2,711 accidents. Nonspecific economic loss cited at 3 610 000 with 9 pedestrians killed and 26 rural crashes highlighting danger in low signal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Munshower
Statistics Division
Maryland State Police
National Safety Council
Maryland
Munshower
New Market Grange Wins National Service Award
Burlington Vermont November 16 The Friend Grange Nebr won 15600 for first in a nationwide Grange community service contest announced at the 87th National Grange Convention dinner. The Friend Grange with 131 members logged 8369 hours across 24 projects including town business relations and rural neighbor outreach and brush removal to reduce accident hazards. Second place Tobacco Valley Grange Eurekt Mont 5000. third Coxs Chapel Grange Mouth of Wilson Va 2000. New Market Grange finished in the last five of ten finalists and will receive 500 from the Sears Roebuck Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Friend
Neb. Grange Tonight
Friend Grange
Tobacco Valley Grange
Eurekt. Mont
Cox's
Sears Roebuck Foundation
New Fairchild Plane Aims For Transcontinental Jet Service
New Fairchild Aircraft unveiled a twin engine jet airliner the M-186 able to fly coast to coast with one stop and, with extra tanks, nonstop. Walter Tydon, chief engineer, said it would cruise at 17 miles per hour with a crew of three and 44 passengers and could be converted to a freight carrier with a 35000 pound payload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Fairchild Plane
New York
Fairchild Aircraft
Walter Tydon
Final Route 40 bids asked for Maryland highway project
The State Roads Commission will open bids December 8 for a dual highway from west of State Route 27 near Ridgeville to west of Plane No 4 near Frederick, including bridges over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The work covers 2.636 miles with lanes on both sides of bridges and a connection to earlier Route 71 improvements from near Plane No 4 to the Monrovia road south of New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Monocacy River
Frederick
Ridgeville
Plane No. 4
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Monrovia Road
New Market
Here
Little Pipe Creek
Carroll-Frederick County
Frederick County
Carrol County
Middleburg Pike
Keymar
New Midway
Weddings Cooley Ware on Friday in Barnesville Church
Nancy Jo Ward and Ralph F. E. Cooley Jr. married at Barnesville Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Horace C. Du Bois. Attendants included Olga W. Horner. best man Elbert Knill and usher John Cooley. After a short honeymoon the couple will live with her parents as he serves as an M P. in the armed forces. Hunter Lighter wedding also held at Frederick Reformed Parsonage with Betty Keller Lighter and Alan M. Hunter in a double ring ceremony. They will reside in Winchester Virginia after a trip through Washington Southern Maryland and Virginia. Mrs Hunter is a Frederick High School graduate and former Price Electric employee. The groom owns Forest Glen Service Station in Cross Junction Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley—Ware
Barnesville Baptist Church
Nancy Jo Ward
Carson W. Ward
Barnesville
Ralph FE. Cooley Jr
Ralph E. Cooley
Comus
Horace C. du Bois
Olga W. Horner
Princess Anne
Elbert Knill
John Cooley
Selman
Horace C. du B
June Cole
Washington , D. C
Maryland
Virginia
Winchester
Hunter
Frederick High School
Price Electric Company
Frederick
Forest Glen
In -Cross Junction
Fire damages tanker Caltex Bordeaux in Gironde river
Fire swept the 10,763 ton tanker Caltex Bordeaux as it entered the Gironde River. Most crew abandoned ship while the captain and a few sailors stayed aboard to fight the blaze with assistance from firefighting vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Caltex Bordeauy
Gironde
Babson Forecasts Looming Cattle Slump Amid Drought Risk
Babson Park Mass November 18. Roger W Babson surveys livestock outlook in layman terms. Cattle industry faces over expansion, drought impact, and potential price declines with a likely down peak and uncertain next year. Hog growers see rising production and prices before late 1954 market shift. Sheep outlook remains doubtful due to higher costs and foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Florida
U. S
Chicago
Southwest
Uncle Sam
Pub. Fin, Bu, Inc
Frederick Art Club Meeting Delights Members With Lectures
Frederick Art Club members enjoyed a Thursday gathering at Mrs. Irving E. Staley’s home 267 Dill Avenue. Mrs. Robert Pfeil narrated slides from the National Gallery Washington on Flemish and Dutch masters. Miss Margaret Mottec discussed Quentin Matsys and Pieter Christus while Miss Bader spoke on woodcuts and Albrecht Durer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Irving E. Staley
Dill Avenue
National Art Gallery
Washington
Robert Pfeil
Roger H. Willard
Miss Pearl Bader
Albrecht Durer
Germany
Miss Bader
Schongauer
Durer
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Death and
the Devil
St. Jerome
Michelangelo
Leonardo
Meredith Mackiey
Hood Colege
Brodbeck Hall
Reginald Steward
Edith Miller
Maryland
Maryland Historical Society
West Monument Street
Baltimore
Staley
Mary Rhoads
Mirs
Joseph J. Nestor
Louise Doty
Magnolia Avenue
New Market WSCS Meets for December Study and Food UN Work
The New Market Women’s Society for Christian Service met Thursday evening with Mrs. Richard Burns in the chair. Mrs. LeRoy Hoff led in prayer. Program chairman Mrs. John Kelly presented Feeding The Modern Multitude about the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. A Jeremiah study course began. Next meeting December 10 hosted by Mrs. Monroe Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Market Wscs
New Market Women’s Socity
Christian Service
Richard Burns
Murray Eysler
LeRoy Hoff
Burns
John Kelly
Emory Purdum
Louie Lippy
Shirley Smith
Monroe Free
Rosie Baker
Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Prophet Jeremiah
Two Hagerstown Men Held For Tavern Robbery Here
Two Hagerstown men Leo F. Henson 32 and Lloyd Stine 33 are held by State Police on charges of breaking and entering a Frederick tavern last week. They allegedly forced a rear window to enter Fisher’s Coffee Shop on November 10 and fled after leaving 38 cartons of cigarettes and a case of beer behind. Police recovered the loot and arrested Henson Monday evening and Stine Tuesday night, with both turning over to state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Harold L. Basore
Maryland State Police
Leo F. Henson
Lloyd Stine
Fredenck City
Fishers Coffee Shop
North Market Street
Cty Line
Basoie
Henson
Stine
Colonel Orth Speaks at Nurses Alumni Meeting in Frederick
Colonel Gottlieb Orth MC stationed at Camp Detrick was guest speaker for the Nurses Alumnae Association of Frederick Memorial Hospital, addressing the group at the Georgianna Houck Simmons Nurses Home. Mrs Paul Gordon presided as plans for the December 3 annual benefit bazaar were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col.orth
Gottlieb Orth
M C
Camp Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Georgianna Houck Simmons
Paul Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
John J. Donian
O. B. Buckingham
RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kenton R. Cravens
BAC
George D. Bartgis
Creagerstown
George W
Martha A. Schildt Bartgis
Mildred Bartgis
Kenneth Bartgis
Charles Bartgis
Pittsburgh
Grace Bartgis
Lelia Carl
Ruth Osborne
Philadelphia
Vernon Smith
Braddock
Abraham Hickey
Mathew Hickey
Ruth Hickey
Henry Hickey
Glade Springs
Marvin Robert Hickey
Rose Bordwine
Cornville
Lakey Bordwine
Saltville
Do. Reynolds Simmons
Church of the Brethren
Raymond K. Wright
John H. K. Boyer
West Twelfth Street
Doris Louise Simpson
John G. Felton
T. M. Felton
Mr. Felton
Miss Simpson
Hood College
Middletown High School
Fellon
Armed Services
Melvin Worthington
Johnnie Ambush
C. E. Hicks
New Market Grange
Waltonians
Izaak Walton League
Felix
C. Gajeuski
John E. Clark
Bel Air
Maryland League
Glenus S. Ludlam
Arlington
Hubert E. Miller
Merie Briges
Sligo
Charles W. Poole
SRC
Middle Link
Babson
ART Club
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