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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1953

Page

3

Boy Drowns In Fire Pond Near Creagerstown

A two year eleven month old boy Gerry Edward Blumenauer drowned in a fire pond at his grandfather's home near Creagerstown Saturday around 6 15 pm. State Police and Thurmont firemen attempted revival with artificial respiration but were unsuccessful. The child, son of Edward Cline and Betty Ann Fox Blumenauer of Emmitsburg, was living with grandfather Jesse Franklin Fox. The body was recovered by Mr Fox from the pond's deepest section. Dr M Franklin Birely pronounced him dead. Funeral is set for Tuesday at 3 pm at Mt Tabor cemetery in Rocky Ridge. Members of the United Rescue Squad assisted at the scene.

Creagerstown Gerry Edward Blumenauer Edward Cline Betty Ann Fox Blumenauer Emmitsburg H. J. Brown Jesse Franklin Fox Mr. Fox Thurmont R. C. Dishong Brown M. Franklin Birely Thurmoint Jesse Fox E. K. Blumenauer Frederick Lily Baer J. F. Fox Charles H. Corbett

Funeral Services For Dr Charles J Rowe Held

Funeral services for Dr Charles J Rowe of Emmitsburg and Washington were held at St Alban s Episcopal Church with Rev Birney officiating. A WWI veteran of the 79th Division he received the Purple Heart and helped organize the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in Emmitsburg. Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery with eighteen Legion and VFW members in uniform.

Charles J. Rowe Emmitsburg Washington St. Alban’s Episcopal Church Mr . Birney Dr. Rowe Edward Hope Rowe Mary G. Clabaugh Rowe Meuse-Argonne American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Maryland Rowe University of Maryland Mary J. Rowe Charles Edward Rowe Marietta Juliet Rowe Carter James Walter Carter Edward Grey Rowe J. William Rowe Carrie Rowe Eva M. Rowe S. Elizabeth Rowe American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars Arlington National Cemetery

Thieves Steal Wheels From Farm Truck Near Frederick

Thieves at the J. L. Reeder farm off Route 40 three miles west of Frederick stole two complete wheels with tires. Reeder reported the loss to State Police after discovering it Friday morning. Trooper J. W. Hardy investigated. wheel and tire value listed at 155 dollars. Additional incident: caps valued at eight dollars each. Police continue inquiries.

J. L. Reeder Route 40 Frederick Reeder J. W. Hardy Merhle Ramsburg, Jr Lewistown Mt. Airy H. L. Basore

Deaths in Westminster and surrounding area

Obituary notices report the deaths of Jesse L. Berman of Westminster formerly with the Western Maryland Railway, Emma J. Davis of Baltimore, Gurney Warthen of Damascus, Hugh R. Dean's wife Lula Grace Best Dean, Donald Girard Cook of Lucketts, Denton Sewell of New Market, and Emily Jane Devilbiss of Westminster. Funeral details list services, locations, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings, with church and cemetery affiliations where noted.

Wakefield and area funeral notices compile local passings

Near Winfield the community gathers for funeral services this Saturday at 2 30 p m with interment in Pleasant Grove cemetery Sandy Mount C M Waltz funeral director. The notices honor Mrs L Carrell Fritz of Wakefield aged 64 born there and daughter of the lateGeorge P L Hoover and Barbara Nagle Hoover. Survivors include three children and two brothers with services Sunday 2 30 p m at Winters Cemetery under D D Hartzler and Sons. Henry M Bowman of Smithsburg dies aged 79 6 months at Washington County Hospital with a large family surviving and services at Mt Pleasant United Brethren Church. Charles Thomas Mills of Brunswick a retired B O railroad engineer dies at 86 with services at Bruns wick. Rachel Lorentz of Hoods Mill dies at 66 with burial near Brandenburg church. Clayton Philips of Emmitsburg 52 dies at work near Char mian Pa with funeral at his home cemetery. Jane Ellen Baugher infant daughter of Ralph and Ellen Baugher near Braddock Heights dies at one month and graveside rites at Church of the Brethren.

Hugh R. Dean Lula Grace Best Dean Park Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital William H Elizabeth Haller Best The Presbyterian Church Harmony Grove Homemakers Club Missionary Society of the Church H. Albert Dean George Z. Best East Church Street Mt. Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Winfield Pleasant Grove Cemetery Sandy Mount C. M. Waltz L. Carrell Frits Sarah Jeannette Fritz L. Carroll Fritz Wakefield George P. L Barbara Nagle Hoover Pipe Creek Brick) Methodist Church Glenn Buchanan Jesse A. Myers Sykesville George C. Fritz New Windsor Frank T. Hoover George E. Hoover William Ehijérs Winters Cemetery D. D. Hartzler and Henry M. Bowman Smithsburg Washington County Hospital Fannie Swope Bowman David Catherine Elizabeth Warner Bowman Washington County Joseph E Greensburg Lloyd D Edgemont Walter M Paramount Charles T. Mills Charles Thomas Mills Baltimore and Ohio Railroad West Potomac Street John Lucinda Gordon Mills Brunswick Men's Bible Class Methodist Church Loyalty Lodge Knights of Pythias Louise Elizabeth Fouch Mills Cerelia Thomas Charles F. Mills Rosemont John L Ernest E Howard Mills Louise E. Funk Ida Carter Hagerstown George Bennett St. Luke’s_ cemetery Brownsville C. H. Feete Bro Burgess W. Hughes Hoods Mill Brandenburg Methodist Church Berrett Eunice C. Herbert Ridgley Franklin W. ‘Underwood Flohrville Raymond Underwood Baltimore Maurice Hughes Warsaw New York J. Ollie Hughes Helen Constantine Martha Spammer Springfield New Jersey E. K. Sawyer Brandenburg Church Clayton Philips Funkhouser Charmian Adams County Emmitsburg Rt i Clayton Helen Brotherton Philips Virginia F. Philips Betsy Claiborne Philips Margaret B. Philips Philips Butt White Plains Troy Orr Philips S. L. Allison Jane Elen Baugher Jane Ellen Baugher Ralph E Ellen Hart Baugher Braddock Heights Ralph Edward Baugher Mildred A. Baugher Bradock Heights Asa and Bessie Marie Hurt Feagaville Church of the Brethren Charles David Oland Frederick Avenue Greencastle Indiana James C. Haskin Forest Grove Methodist Church Milo Chick Austin P. Renn R. Mooroe Thomas David A. Adams Harry S. Ranneber William Nelson Keller Buckeystown Kenneth W. Goodell Harry Keller Emory Neil Jack W. Shankle Thomas A. Gosnell Liosd G. Hahn Ralph R. Snyder Robert F. Strailman John L. Strailman Mount Olivet Cemetery

William LeRoy Harrison dies at 55 in Woodbine area funeral set

William LeRoy Harrison longtime Day Carroll county storekeeper died Friday night at Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore aged 55 Born in Woodbine he leaves his mother Blanche L Harrison wife Edna O Harrison children Gladys Snow L Sterling Harrison Beatrice Knill and siblings Grover Harrison Riley Farrer Charles Harrison Arthur Burdette and LaRue Fleming Two grandchildren survivors call at home until 10 30 am today then go to Morgan Chapel Methodist church for 11 am service Rev C D Cunningham will officiate Interment in church cemetery C M Waltz

William Leroy Harrison Carroll County Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Woodbine Blanche L. Harrison Ernest B. Harrison Edna O Harrison Gladys Snow L. Sterling Harrison Beatrice Knill Clifford Gosnell Grover Harrison Riley Farrer Charles Harrison Arthur Burdette LaRue Fleming Westminster Morgan Chapel Methodist Church C. D. Cunningham Church Cemetery C. M. Waltz

Funeral notices for Bow man Lingg Oland Keller and Dunn

Funeral notices list several local services. Henry Bowman and George Lingg are honored at Pleasant Valley and St Anthony's churches with interments in church cemeteries. Charles Oland and William Keller are remembered at Mount Olivet and Forest Grove respective sites with numerous pallbearers.

Two Jailed In Default Fines In Maryland Court

Leonard S. Mercer of Monrovia faced fines and costs totaling 3200 for operating after license permission was refused, with magistrate Shoemaker noting prior offenses. Isaac Robertson also pleaded guilty to Article 110 violations and was fined 100.75, with 30 days jail in default. Speeder Kenneth Ford received 21.45 for reckless driving after a rollover on Route 240. Several others were fined for speeding, passing lines, and license offenses, with various defendants remanded or given suspended sentences.

H. Reese’ Shoemaker Jr People’s Night Court Leonard S. Mercer Monrovia A.G. Hedden Mercer Route 240 MVD Hedden Lewis Shoemaker Isaac M. Robertson East Third Street Robertson Speeder Kenneth Lee Ford Frederick Alton ¥. Bennett Ford Walter Andrews Andrews Dorothy J. Fleming Grant Place William J. Bussard Thurmont Ernest A. Rothfuss Baltimore Wayne K. Edwards Fallston James CD. Wilson Harry Phillips

Quiet August Weddings in Frederick Area Church

A quiet double wedding and several ceremonies are noted in Frederick area reports. Agnes L Heffner and Howard W Gosnell wed at United Brethren Church Frederick, with families present. Margaret F Routzahn and Harry Routzahn Jr married August 14, and Peggy Burkett tied with Laddy Mann in Boyd's Church. The Horace L Murphy family reunion held at Mt View Park drew about 128 descendants and friends with a full program and community meals.

Agnes L. Heffner South Market Street Howard W. Gossell Knoxville United Brethren Church Frederick J. H. Ness, Jr Ron Rhoderick Harry Murphy, Jr Charlotte Mae Wilcom Charlotte Anne Murphy Dorothy Owens John O. Murphy Lucille Murphy Zazefle Oestreicher Toney Helen John Son Geraldine Pursell Louis Gerry Mary Linda Reno Duval Sneadner Lynette Myra Gareth Mark John E. Williams Mildred Shirley Ruth Dorlis Judy Johnny Edgar C. Wirts Richard Edward Lewis Audrey Deborah Milton Murphy Wilson Tschiffely JoAnne Anvil Charles Wilcom Jerome Michael William Anthony Charlotte John J. Wilcom Mary Jane F. Rhoderick Frances Marianne Bernice David Robert Cline Kate Norwood Harry Roderick Jesse Bussard Zazella Roger Merble W. I Murphy Jeanette Marie Murphy Barbara Jean Walker Jacqueline Ann Walker Clifton Darby Harry Peon Carroll V. Jones George W. Goldsborough RE. Copes Anne Bobbie Copes Joseph Snouffer Harry J. Snouffer Benny Snouffer Richard K. Hart Elfen Richard Thompson M. Clyde Murphy James M. Ledman Jean Sarah Dave Mary E. Davis Spencer Lawson Beverly Jackie Paul R&r. Wilcom Rosemary Byrom E. Darby Lawrence Wilcom Nancy Roy Walker Donald Harry T. Murphy Harry, Jr Mesars Gene F. Murphy Rochael E. Murphy Casper C. Murphy iMarry A. Murphy

Recently Honored A Reception For Mr and Mrs Robert D Whipp

A reception was held Saturday August 8 at eight p.m. at Mrs Mamie Beard's home in Ijamsville to honor Mrs Jean C DeGrange Whipp who married in July. Guests presented with a three tier cake and refreshments were family and friends including Mamie Beard Grayson DeGrange Herman Rice and many others.

Mamie Beard Ijamsville Robert D. Whipp Whipp Jean C. DeGrange John Covell Beverly Damuth Anna Mae Grayson DeGrange Howard Beard Roland Huffer Rosanna Roland Herman Rice Wilson Sharon Gary Dorothy DeGrange Genevieve DeGrange John Fogle John Locke

Maryland Soldier Details Chinese Torture in Prison Camp

Franklin Eugene Harding of Rockville, 20, a U S Army private, testified that Chinese Reds tortured him with a chest and side board device last February to compel a confession. He described the “kangaroo court” accusation, two hours of tightening, and a release after writing the confession. Harding was captured November 1, 1950 at Unsan with the 1st Cavalry Division after being wounded. he and another wounded American survived a mass execution by feigning death as nine others were killed.

Franklin Eugene Harding Rockville Reds Harding Unsan United States 1St Cavalry Division

Accounts Filed In Several Estates By Court Appointees

The final accounts of Mary R Pfeil Julia H Martic John C Worthington Dorothy W Reed and Richard H Worthington executors of Glenn H Worthingtons estate were accepted this week The Orphans Court first accounted January 17 1938 with 33950 98 to balance and 2007353 in disbursements yielding a net 1943 45 After a 473 legacy to H Kieffer DeLauter the remaining 14104S was distributed with amounts to heirs including Julia A Worthington Ruth W Pheil Worthington June H Martin John C Worthington Dorothy W Reed and Richard A Worthington Source holds 270 45 for expenses The Orphans Court also accepted the account of Thomas S Glass administrator of John E Stull estate totaling 629 70 with equal expenses leaving nothing for distribution The first and final account of Grace N McDevitt in John L Klines estate was accepted with 2032 35 to account for 719 66 disbursed net 1312 67 After taxes 6549 77 each paid to Grace N McDevitt and C Lecraine McHugh

Mary R. Pfeil Julia H. Martic John C. Worthington Dorothy W. Reed Richard H. Worthington Glenn H. Worthington Orphans’ Court H. Kieffer DeLauter Julia A. Worthington Ruth W. Pheil Worthington June H. Martin John L. Kline Grace N. McDevitt C. Lecraine McHugh

Union Shop Outlawed In Alabama

Alabama passes the right to work law banning union shops and mandatory dues checkoffs. Gov. Gordon Persons says the measure protects free labor and free enterprise and predicts benefits to workers. CIO leader Farr warns of possible broad protests, with a Birmingham rally planned and discussions of a statewide walkout in iron and steel plants.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Gordon Persons R. E. Farr CIO United Steel Workers Birmingham Gadsden Farrheld Eugene Wells Alabama Cio Council Farr Fairfield Wells U. S. Supreme Court Virginia South

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