Deaths Jam as Rinehart Zumbrun and Hammond Noted
Deaths across Frederick County include Jamas Rinehart Zumbrun operator of Zumbran's Mills near Union Bridge and Francis A. Hammond of Baltimore aged 66. Zumbrun died of a cerebral hemorrhage after three weeks illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. survivors include three sisters. Hammond, born in Baltimore, retired livestock dealer, died at 66. funeral arrangements set in Baltimore with entombment at Greenmount Mausoleum. Also Mrs Mamie E Talbott of Eldersburg, age 59, died at home. services to be held at Johnsville Methodist church with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamas Rinehart Zumbras
Thomas Rinehart Zumbran
Zumbran
McKinsky's
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Willis R
Mary Rinehart Zumbrun
Meron Engle
New Windsor
Mildred
Dorothy Zumbrun
Donald McIntosh
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Pipe Creek
D. D. Hartzler
Francis A. Hammond
Harford Road
Baltimore
Francis H
Caroline Gunther Hammond
Laura Johnson Simpson Hammond
William J. Tickner and Sons
North
Pennsylvania
Greenmount Mausoleum
William E. Talbott
Mamie E. Talbott
Eldersburg
Howard County
Maggie Hackett
Dorothy Diggs
Johnsville Methodist Church
C. M. Waltz
Eddins and Koogle Take Florida Trip with Family Visit
Sgt. W. J. Eddins and Mrs. Eddins with Mrs. Minnie Koogle return from a Gulf of Mexico cottage stay near Pensacola. They toured the Blue Ridge Mountains and visited Mrs. Roogie's sister, Mrs. Thomas Snoot, in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin Schrider announce the birth of a daughter on Sept. 17, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces, their third girl. Mrs. Lehrider, formerly Catherine Jenkins, is from near New Windsor. Thomas F. Palmer of Mountaindale observes his 79th birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Eddins
Washington
Minnie Koogle
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Sgt. Eddins
Blue Ridge Mountains
Roogie
Thomas Snoot
C. Martin Schrider
Taylorsville
Lehrider
Catherine Jenkins
New Windsor
Thomas F. Palmer
Mountaindale
Ills and Recoveries Mentioned in Jefferson Area Notices
Among the sick list are Mrs. Nettie Koontz at her son Ralph Koontz’s home in Jefferson and Mrs. Eva English of Lavettaville in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Fletcher of Falls Church is ill at Georgetown Hospital after a recent serious operation. Mrs. Bessie Frye of Lovettsville remains very ill, as do Mrs. Dora McGavack and Welby George at their Lovettsville home. Mr. Edgar Williams continues a treatment in Loudoun County Hospital, Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plott and infant Tommy of Owosso Mich arrived in Jefferson to visit Rev. and Mrs. G. Ermine Plott. Donald Plott, Owosso choral director and church worker, was struck by polio weeks ago, spent time at Hurley Hospital in Flint, Mich, and has taken a medical leave to return to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Koontz
Ralph Koontz
Jefferson
Eva English
Lavettaville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William H. Fletcher, Jr
Falls Church
Georgetown Hospital
Washington
Bessie Frye
Lovettsville
Dora McGavack
Welby George
Edgar Williams
Loudoun County Hospital
Leesburg
Donald B. Plott
Tommy
Owosso. Mich
Ermine Plott
Donald
Owosso High
Owosso
Hurley
Flint
Midh
Family Reunions and Local Mishaps Notebook
Detour Detour returns from farm visit with 55 guests for a family reunion. Alvin Metzler travels from Altoona after visiting cousins. Leon Wolfe survives a fall from Delaplane bridge arch. rescued and hospitalized with no injuries. Richard DeBerry visits parents in hospital. Marvin Catlin visits Nichols relatives as Mapmakers era notes and market prices list wheat corn barley and rye prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Myerly
Alvin Metzler
Altoora
E. L. Warner
Leon Wolfe
Grover Wolfe
Bruceville
Delaplane Bridge
Flohr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard DeBerry
Frank DeBerry
Marvin Catlin
Nichols
Carlton Catlin
Gertrude
Warner
Strength For Today and Truth And Half Truths
A sermon by Earl F Douglass condemns half truths across politics religion and media. It denounces communism reform efforts and medical quackery for relying on partial truth while urging adherence to the whole gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D
Americans face showdown with Communism and greed
James Marlow argues Americans must prove their freedom by resisting greed and government overreach as Cold War tensions rise. The piece explains how price and wage controls may be used, the role of the Economic Stabilization Agency, and Symington as mobilization chief while warning against hoarding and profiteering that could aid Communist aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Truman
OPA
The
Economic Stabilization Agency
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
Local Mentions Closing Out at Kemp's Third Floor
A chaotic local page lists events at Henry's and Kemp's Third Floor including Catholic Daughters of America and K of C social Thursday September 21 at 8 PM. It promotes prize drawings with numbered pink and blue tickets, baby sleepwear, and a Legion dance night featuring Ozzie Fagan's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Memore Of Appreciation From W. Jerome Offutt For State's Attorney Run
Voter appreciation note from W Jerome Offutt thanking supporters for his candidacy for State's Attorney, despite not winning. Also includes a dense local ad page with multiple businesses, sales, auctions, and community notices from Frederick area and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jerome Offutt
Public sales and auctions flash in Maryland notices
Public Sale scheduled for September 21 1980 at 10 am near Keysville Carroll County Md includes dairy cattle and farm machinery. Auctioneers J Miles Neidig and Harry Trout and Son with R L Kelly as clerk. Also notices of house contents sales in Poolesville Frederick and other estates with public auctions, real estate, and antiques. Several business and services ads from Frederick Md regional sellers and auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Frederick County
Samuel H. Davis
Minnie S. Earhart Howard
Davis
Samuel H, Davis
H, M
Keysville
Carroll County
J. Miles Neidig
Harry Trout and Son
R. L. Kelly
Poolesville
L. R. Cruit
John L. Ponton
Helen F. Ponton
West Fifth Street
Nellie Rickerd
Publicity Committee Of Chest Holds Meet
The Community Chest publicity committee met at campaign headquarters to plan using all city media for the eight member agencies. Herbert N. Heston said the Chest aims for 32015 dollars to fund social and welfare services. red feather banners will line Market and Patrick streets with window exhibits donated by merchants. Robert E. Miller leads this year’s drive for the Chest, which includes Children’s Aid Society, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Esther E. Grimage Kindergarten, Salvation Army, Social Service Exchange, Federated Charities, and Y M C A. Members include Girard W. Gallup co chair man for window displays Mrs Laurence Leonard Jack Loring radio Don Simpson posters William B. Bennett Jr photographs Mrs John I Sullivan newspaper publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick “Red Feather
Herbert N. Heston
Hood College
Market
Patrick
Robert E. Miller
Drive For the Chest
Children's Aid Society
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Esther E. Grimage
Salvation Army
Social Service Exchange
Federated Charities
Girard W. Gallup
Laurence Leonard
Jack Loring
Don Simpson
William B. Bennett, Jr
John I. Sullivan
Civil Defense Plan Moves on Congress Agenda
Washington reports that Congress will tackle civil defense legislation after the fall session or early next year. A plan prepared by the NSRB and approved by President Truman urges state and local action while proposing a new Federal Civil Defense Administration to coordinate the program and assist with costs. No cost estimate or timetable is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
National Security Resources Board
NSRB
Truman
Federal Civil Defense Administration
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Kansas
Great American Desert
Jesus
Babson Newspaper
Ryan
Edward J. Ryan
Frostburg
Fourth Judicial Circuit
W. Earle Cobey
Cumberland
Allegany
Garrett
Red Hill
Frederick
Kennard G. Porter
G. Raymond Shinley
New York
Air Force
London
Prestwick
Scotland
Detroit
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Broomhall
Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Wis
Henry
N. Market St
Steaub
Hanes Merrichild
Kemp’s
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Ozzie Fagan
Orch
Harold Kanade
Texas
Pearl Bargain House
Patt Kemp’s
Summage Sale Farmer's Market
Hillcrest Orchards
Kemp's
Madeline Keeney
525
North Market St
L. No. 32
Utica
Walter Stull
Cannon
Weil Brothers
Ladies Aid Society of
Graceham Church
Pocahontas
Great Pocahontas
McCleery's Jewelry
Remsberg's
Key Hotel
West Patrick Street
McCleery's
Weil Brothers, Inc
Sam Starbuck
Thurmont
Thurmont. Md
Nestic
Ecker’s
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Woody Free
Arti
North Market Street
W. Lockard
Madison Street
Russell Flanagan
Sepaations
Norman Stull
Waldale Farm
Germantown
Lizaires
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Frederick Hemes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Frederick, Md
Farmers Cooperative Association
New Market
Frederick News-Post
Eric Sodergren
Hubert Bailey Truman Etzler Wentzel Brothers
Mars Opticians
Market St
East Church ST
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East St. St
East St
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
Asbury M E. Church Benefit Women's Auxiliary
Braddock Hgts
Buckeystown
Robt Ritchie, JR
Motter Ave
Charles H. Baker
E South and
Wisner Sts
Area Board OF Zoning Appeals
Orleans
M Aryland
Samuel Howard Davis
Maryland
Minnie Cearilart
Barry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Membet
Orphans’ Court
Charles F. Pingley
Anid
Enna M. Pinley
Princeton
Peaches
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Rt. 15
Creagerstown
Hunting Creek
Monocacy River
McCutcheon’s Cider Press
South Wisner St
Cider Press Service
McCutcheon
Cider Press
Wiener St
Smokehouse
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
McIntosh
Relch’s Ford
Quynn
Ijamsville
New Market District
Francis Petrott
Patrick St. Frederick
Fhone
Terrore
LeGore
Studin
Effie Strine Earl RL Bowers
Wm Chatelain
West Fifth St
Mahngany
RCA Vietor
Mihogany
Estey Organ
Arden
Ron
Bond
Duncan Phyfi
Renitier
Philen
7Th St
East 7Th St
Ponton
the News
Anderson
Camp Detrick
Asa
Praik Warner
Rocky Ridge
Blidat
Ward
Ray Walter
Priva Hone
Fred'k
News-Post
Amos Ae Smith
Wandshoge
Charjes E. Smith
Thurpont
Sandia
South Ritcker St
Rees
Bath
Mr. Tinney
Care Singer Sewing Machine Co
Prone
East Patrick
Adare
A. H Derr
Dim Avenue
Adams
Bimba
N.Y
Jewel
Dept
W. Somerset St
Warfield
Weill Brothers, Inc
North Market
Fishing Creek
AEB
Russell Mathewsn
Johnsville
Frederick News-Poat
Silen Stores, Inc
West Patrick
G. Winfrey
Snyder
Caldren
Holzapfel
Hagerstown
R Leddt
John W. Wit
Adamstown
Care
Apply
Singer Sewing Machine Co
C. Burr Artz Library
Eter
Oreudle
Masey
Yellow Byrings
Richard F. Kline
Water St
Fifth Street
Camp Dee
Frederick News
Fred
Erick News-Pont
Church St
Carl Stine
Linden Hills
Woodsboro
Walkersville
East Church Street
Farms House
Route 75
Burall
A. D. Plory
Braddock Heights
Frances L. Bussard
Jamac Edison Co
Alex MacLachlan
Taney
J Town
Taneytown
Paul Barrier
Libertytown
Yellow Springs
H. L Stevens
Frigidaire
Rae
FORD
Underwood
Ro Wynn
W. Patrick St
New Hampshire
Floyd Shepley
McKalg
Packard
Ranklin
Detour
Alto
South Market St
John Glaze
Clarksburg
Walsersville
NICE
Guy Smith
Bartonso
Call Walkersville
Rems+berg’s Jewelry Store
Call
Myers Service Garage
NEW Idea
Minneapolis
McCormick-Deering
H. B. Duvall
Pat
Buckerstown
Om 'Hagemeyer Place
Hyattstown
Apelly
Charles E. Smith
Colonial Service Station
7Th
My Ohnaton Bittner
Waynesboro
Chest
Civil Defense
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