Deaths Elmore F. Watkins in Maryland obituary
Elmore E. Watkins aged 66 died October 10 at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Edward E Kruemm el Aiken Cecil county after four weeks illness Surviving are his daughter Evelrett W Kruemme and three great grandchildren all of Aiken also two brothers Henning Watkins Damascus and Calvin Watkins Ridgeville he was son of Caleb and Mary Brown Watkins and lived much of his life in Montgomery county Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 pm in Montgomery Church Clagettsville led by Rev S T Hamblin and Rev W B Smith pallbearers were friends Interment was in adjoining cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore F. Watkins
Elmore E. Watkins
Margaret Becraft Watkins
Edward E. Krvuemmel
Aiken
Cecil County
Standson
Everett W. Kruemme
Henning Watkins
Damascus
Calvin Watkins
Ridgeville
Watkins
Caleb
Mary Brown Watkins
Montgomery County
Montgomery Church
Clagettsville
S. T. Hamblin
Hopewell Church
Fort Deposit
W. B. Smith
Clagettsville Church
Rites On Wednesday For John J. Raskob
Centerville Oct 16 A requiem mass for John Raskob former Democratic power and GM Finance Committee chair dies at 71 after heart attack Funeral at Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church 11 a m Wednesday officiated by Rt Rev Edmond J Fitzmaurice burial in Wilmington Widow three sons seven daughters a brother and two sisters survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
John Raskob
Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic
Raskob
Democratic Party
General Motors
Edmond J. Fitzmaurice
Wilmington
Dr Charles E Wehler to observe 86th birthday at home
Personal notes report Dr Charles E Wehler pastor emeritus of the Presbyterian church and former Hood College vice president will quietly observe his 86th birthday at his residence on West Fifth Street extended. Other items note visits, births and travel among local residents including Mrs Ebert sister of Mrs Webler, and the Browns announcing a son at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wehler
The
Presbyterian Church
Hood College
West Fifth Street
J. T. Ebert
Collegeville
Ebert
Webler
Herman Monroe Brown
East Patrick Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Brown
Elmer Stup
New Market
William Brandenburg
Baltimore
William Quinn
Frederick
Dayton
Ohio
Stup
Edgar A. Hahn
Monroe Poole
West South Street
Bon Secours Hospital
Return of Miss Mary Seeger and local surgical updates
Miss Mary Seeger has returned home at 413 East Patrick Street from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was treated for a fractured hip after a fall weeks ago. Donald Lee Wilcom, ten, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Wilcom near Hyattstown, underwent an appendectomy Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recovering satisfactorily. Hugh Dean of Park Avenue, who had surgery last week at Frederick Memorial Hospital, is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seeger
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Lee Wilcom
Edward C. Wilcom
Hyattstown
Hugh Dean
Park Avenue
Ellsworth Raymond to Speak at Hood College
Ellsworth Raymond New York University professor with deep Russia background will lecture at Hood College's Gambrill gym body mechanics room at 6 45 p m Friday under Town Hall sponsorship. He served as research analyst and translator at the U S Embassy in Moscow 1938 to 1943 and headed USSR economic section of the U S Military Intelligence at the Pentagon after returning from Moscow. He has held roles at the Library of Congress Hoover Library Stanford and New York University and writes for national magazines. Anne Tetlow presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ellsworth Raymond
New York University
Frederick
Town Hall
Hood College
U. S
Moscow
Raymond
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Anne Tetlow
Sharon
Mass
Gambrill Gymnasium
Pentagon
Washington
Library of Congress
Hoover Library
Stanford University
California
United Nations
Division of
General Education
Frailey Appointed to Emmitsburg Town Council
Emmitsburg officials meet at Firemen's Hall as Colonel Thomas J. Frailey is unanimously appointed to fill the unexpired term of J. J. Hollinger. Frailey sworn in by Magistrate Jacob E. Baker. Council discusses taxes, alley repairs, parking restrictions, and sewer extensions to North Seton Avenue. A proposed Community Hall site on South Seton Avenue is to be purchased, with continued talks on a joint incinerator and Christmas lighting by Potomac Edison.
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Emmitsburg
Thomas J. Frailey
Col. Frailey
J. J. Hollinger
Hollinger
Jacob E. Baker
H. C. Woodring
American Legion
Frailey’s Alley
Troxell's Alley
Broad Alley
Lutheran Church
Burgess Rodfers
Seton Avenue
Burgess Rodgers
South Seton Avenue
Elizabeth Neck
George O. Sprigg
Vigilant Hose Co
Hose Company
Emmitaburg
Thurmont
Potomac Edison Co
Three Keymar Children Injured In Auto Truck Crash
Three Keymar children were treated at Warner Hospital for minor injuries after an auto truck collision on Maryland Route 77 north of Keymar Saturday. Vernon G Lookingbill drove a 1941 sedan out of a side road and was hit broadside by a truck owned by A F Reese Inc and driven by William Ohm. The sedan was demolished and Lookingbill had a possible nasal fracture but was not treated. Both drivers face hearings Wednesday before Magistrate M E Burman in Taneytown.
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Gettysburg
Keymar
Warner Hospital
Maryland
Charles Roser
Clementine Hyde
George Lookingbill
James S. Poteet
Taneytown
Maryland State Police
Ohm
M. E. Burman
First Hood College Student Recital Friday Night
The Hood College music department presents its first student recital of the year at Brodbeck Hall on Friday October 20 at eight o clock. Junior and senior students perform piano violin organ and voice pieces including Beethoven Chopin Franck Puccini and Debussy works as well as spirituals. Performers include Margaret Lewis Margaret Whitmore Lavinia Hussey Ruth Matthews Dorothy Roat Dorothy Handley and Doris Simpson with pieces such as Adagio Cantabile Fantasie Impromptu Un Bel Di Vedremo and The Piper of Love.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Beethoven
Chopin
Margaret Lewis
Huntington
N. Y
Margaret Whitmore
Woodstock
Allegretto
Joan Raubenhold
Franck
Lavinlz Hussey
Presque Isle
Grant Schaeffer
Piper of Love
Carew
Ruth Matthews
Cambridge
Scherzo
Pain
Lorreine Ilan
North Plainfield
N. J
Puccini
Dorothy Roat
Meywood
Attended Meeting of World Federalists
J William Brosius Jr, president of Frederick UWF chapter, returned from Washington where he attended the fourth annual UWF assembly. He forecast world peace prospects and reported delegates shared optimism. Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas, a UWF vice president, urged early prevention of aggression through world federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Brosius, Jr
Frederick
United World
Brosius
Washington
UWF
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Douglas
World Federation
Community notices and events local round up
Local mentions include autumn barssar and Walkersville Methodist Church events on October 26 and 27 with chicken oyster and pork suppers, Burkittsville Parish Hall suppers on October 18 and 20, a garage equipment sale at Stull Brothers in Lewistown, a rummage sale at Farmers Market on October 20 and 21, a community sale with Hotpoint dishwasher, a big Democratic rally October 23 at the Frederick Armory with state and local candidates, plus a card of thanks from Frances Addison for hospital gifts and kindness from Clyde Estes friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Barssar Walkersville Methodist Church
Burkittsville Parish Hall
Ladies of the Lutheran. Church
Armory
West Second Street
Frederick
Governor Lane
Tydings
General Hartle
Hall Hammond
Millard Tawes
Fred'k County
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde Estes
Frances Addison
Sear
West Fifth St
Hotpoint
Kelvinator
Everedy Tater
John Mansville
West 7Th St
East 7Th St
Pho
John L. Ponton
Avetlonger
FORD
Chev
Plymouth
WIC
Freder
Iain
Frederick News-Post
P. ZB
Empioyas
Frederick Newa-Post
Cramer's Palace
Ene
Landis Jewelry Grora
South Ket St
Rees
Frederick Proclaims United Nations Day 1950
Mayor Elmer F Munshower proclaims October 24, 1950 as United Nations Day in Frederick urging all citizens to join in observance. Proclamation dated October 2, 1950 at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
General Assembly of
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
National Business Women's Week Proclaimed by Maryland Governor
Governor Wm. Preston Lane Jr proclaims October 15 21, 1950 as National Business Women's Week urging women in business and professions to participate in local state and national affairs. The proclamation notes the week honors achievements of women in civil government and leadership and marks the national observance across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Bashan and
Professional Women's
Preston Lane, Jr
State of
Maryland
Annapolis
Vivian ¥. Simpson
Community notices and sales advertise Calvary church event
A collage of local notices details birthday thanks to Calvary Methodist Church and Sunday School, a car sale listing by Weil Brothers of Frederick Maryland, county tax and address changes, and a sequence of upcoming auctions, dinners, school property sale in Creagerstown, and community events across October 1950 with dates, places, and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Teachers Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Joe Wolfe
Construction Improvements Farm Buildings Ad Offered
An old Frederick County ad lists Thomas Const. and Eng. Co. and area suppliers offering farm building construction services, junk hauling, and sale of steel pipe and terra cotta. Also advertised are cider pressing and local furnishings, with notices of executrix and sale of personal property by Zecher heirs and a community sale event with household goods and farm equipment.
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New York
Thomas Constr. & Eng. CO
South
Jefferson St
Tron
Frederick Junk
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John J. Raskob
George Crummitt
Marlon L. Hill
Middletown
Sergi
Swomley
Twentey
Srresta
Hood
World Federalists
Stull Brothers
Lewistown
Rummage Sale Farmers Market
S. Market St
A. R
Sele
Eugene Offutt
Walkersville
National Business Women's
Mrs, Guy L. NS
Randed
Pontiac
Olds
DeSoto
Hudson
Chevrolet
Buick
Weil Brothers, Inc
Board OF County Commissioners
U. Grant Hooper
Helen Remsburg
Russell Flanagan
Hyattstown Firemen's Hall
S.C. S. of the Methodist Church
Woody Free
Artz
Honey Bee Farm
H. M. Smith
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Braddock Heights
H. F. Harner Null and Null
H. M
Buck” Alexander
Central Community Hall
Liberty
New London
Central Church
Frederick Fairgrounds
HK. C. Barker
Emmert R. Bowlus
Retch's Ford
Quynn Orchards
School of Politica
Winchester Hall
Bake Sale Women's Society of Christian Service
McCleery's Store
North Market Street
Hansonville
Route 15
West Church Street
M. Alexander
School of Politics
Happy Autumn
Frederick Motor CO
Pattick
Mt. Pleasant Community Hall
Madison Street
Bill Anderson
Mars Cians
N. Market St
Venetian
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
Nicodemus
North Court Street
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
5Th St
Mast St
Hillcrest Orchards
J. Keefer
Baker's
West
Patrick Street
Maller Ave
Charles H. Baker
Francis Scott Key
Frederick City
Dickerson School
Montgomery Ward
South Market Street
Benefit Ladies Auxiliary
Margaret Smith
Fritz
Sears Roebuck
Harvey EF. Smith
Mildred S. Fisher
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Frederick County
Board of Education
W. Russell Seiss
Flora M. Seias
U.S
OANDS
E. Clapp
McCutcheon
Wisner St
Orphans’ Court
Harriet S. Leaticer
Edith Cleather
Harry D, Radcliff
Register of Wills
John Samuel Zecher
Putithavile
McCormick Dearing
Symrouth
Dellinger Hammer Mill
John Deere Mowor
McCormick Deering
Saxton
Syracuse
Team Bella
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Lees
Zecher
Gaveil Zecher
Pauline M. K Guyton
William M. Stor
Emmert &. Bowtus
Raymond L. Keily
Helen J. Ponton, Cryk
the News
Frederick, Md
Neatie
ECKER
the Clothing Exchange
News-Post
Johnsville Church Hall
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Fast Third Street
Black Scotty
Alvin L. Dudley
Mkeymar
Good Intent
Bath
Rene
Raat Seth
W. Henry Martin
E.ith St
Rederick
Frederik News-Post
Mit
Patrick St
Dill Avenue
Braddock Drive
P. O
Frederick R
Market St
Arcade Bowl
Ket Street
Pascal BH. Renn
St. Joseph's Church
Cartaliten
Buckeystown
George RB
Bowers
Ballenger Creek
Bell
Conduit Foundation Corporation
River Bridge
Thatcher &J
Boston
Barbara Fritchie Chace
Archie
Clarksburg
Buffalo Restaurant
Glass Pub. Co
Ellwood Ity
Allen Feeser
Moore Business
Thursmore
Phobus
J. Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Washington, D. C
Raver Luther Company
Bethesda
Fredatick News-Poat
Bentzarne
Knoxville
Marvey G. Eagle
Knoxvilla
el Brunewith
Oatar
Lewis Keeney
Ae N
Rohuetter
East Sta
Ste
Harry Beans
Rocky Springs
South Market St
Whevitte AZ
Atauke
Woop Brothers
Mt Airy
J. D. Brasheara
Woodsboro
Walkeravn Ie
East Third Street
Ateam
Sam Pashen
Dual Highway
Adi Bate
Jefferson Road
East Church Street
Emat Second St
Harrison Young
Claggett B. Wiles
Old Braddock
Hard Pike
Park Mills
A& M
Lawson
Mt. Airy
East Seventh St
Ralph Stonesiter
Keymart
Hard Road
Chester Miller
W.w
McGee
Fred’k. Price
A. M. Lawson
Mt. Airv
Rosenthal Steel
Joan Deere
Knott & Geisbert
Urbana
Frygidaire
Blair's
W. St
Harvey C
Boone
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