Fall comes with new energy and autumnal renewal
The Frederick News notes the autumnal equinox on September 23 signaling fall. It praises the season as a time of renewal, brisk enterprise, and vivid natural beauty, linking it to baseball World Series excitement and Thanksgiving traditions. It includes letters on school integration and a detailed Middletown wedding report.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
In 1904 Frederick items report the grand jury inspecting water sources finding conditions at Big Tuscarora risking pollution. James H. Gambrill Jr. is elected Farmers Exchange manager after Cramer resigns at a special board meeting. A streetcar hits a horse on the route to Myersville near Tabor Switch. A twenty ton hay stack burns in the Derr field behind West Patrick Street. The Kennedy spaniel on South Market Street dies, noted as a beloved pet of children.
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McSherry
Frederick
Big Tuscarora
The
Farmers Exchange
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Harry E. Cramer
Myersville
Tabor
Cassell Hoffman
Hezekiah Routzahn
Luther Derr
West Patrick Treet
Rover
Jerry Kennedy
South Market Street
Dag
Constitution Day Talk by Robert E. Clapp Jr.
Twenty years ago the Columns of the News notes that Kiwanis Club marked Constitution Day with Frederick attorney Robert E. Clapp Jr detailing the fundamental law and the New Deal recovery measures facing constitutional challenges. Packing plants plan beef contracts. Monocacy River floods back in bank after inundation. Mrs Lulu F Toms of Middle Town suffers a severe leg laceration after a fall on West Main Street.
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Kiwanis Club
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Frederick City
Monocacy
Lulu F. Toms
Middletown
West Main Street
Wedding Bells in Thurmont as Rice and Baugher Wed
Miss Miriam I Rice and Ray G Baugher exchanged marriage vows Friday at 7 30 pm in the home of Rev Thomas Morgan at 92 Jefferson Street The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev Mr Morgan with Grayson Crummitt serving as best man The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Eli E Rice of Thurmont wore a navy dress with red rose corsage The groom son of Mr and Mrs Albert Baugher of Thurmont will reside with the groom family at their Thurmont home
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Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Virginia Marie Garst
J. Gilmer Garst
Frederick
Paul Kieffer Coblentz
W. Kieffer Coblentz
Howard J. McCarney
Belgium
John H. Garst
Walkersville
Janice Coblentz
Ernestine Page
Dickerson
Sue Cornwell
Near Gaithersburg
Frederick Memorial School of Nursing
Myralee Garst
Rob
J. Cline
David Watson
Baltimore
Donald
Denton Garst
David Kert
Robert Downey
College Park
Watson
Downey
University of Maryland
Mary Hoffman
Bach
Schumann
Dubois
Culver
Schubert
Miami
Jefferson Bouvelard
Braddock Heighs
Coblentz
College of Agriculture
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Clifford Davis, Jr
Damascus
Roscoe Buxton
Kemptown
William M. Coran
Robert Hilton
Charles Remsberg
Wagner
Mendelssohn
N. E. Conway
Brunswick
David Ifert
Coran
Wiliam Fo Caerner
Foe
Buxton
Frederick High School
Potomac Edison Company
Damascus High School
Junior Auxiliary Installs Officers at Legion Meeting
The Jamey Aushury group of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion held its first meeting of the season at the Legion Home. Retiring president Fay Grimes presided. Prizes honored perfect attendance. Ted Crowther won the draw and Peggy Holdcraft the door prize. New officers were installed: Betty Jane Smith president Kay Grimes vice president Fay Grimes secretary Sandra McIntosh treasurer Peggy Holdcraft chaplain Martha Handley historian Nancy Cutsail sergeant at arms Jerry Brandt Nancy Fyler color bearers.
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Jamey Aushury
Francis Scott Key Post
American Segion
Legion Home
Fay Grimes
Betty Jane Smith
Peter Holdcraft
Ted Crowther
Door Prise
Peggy Holdcraft
Alfred Catsail
Kay Grimes
Sandra McIntosh
Peggy Holcraft
Martha Handley
Nancy Cutsail
Jerry Brandt
Nancy Fyler
Post Home
Man Notnagle Found Dead In Office After 12 Hours
Franklin Leonard Nomnale Notnagle, a longtime machine repair shop owner at 38 Orchard Avenue, was found dead Sunday morning about 11 o clock in his office. Cause listed as loss of blood from a deep head wound believed to have occurred when the toppled desk struck him. The body, discovered by his son Franklin Jr, was examined by Dr. Robert J. Furie and investigated by Lieut. Frank K. Dorsey and Sgt. Sherman H. Boone. Notnagle, 58, known locally as Jem, operated the shop for 26 years and leaves a wife Helen Mahoney Notnagle, three sons and a daughter. Funeral arrangements to be announced by M. R. Etchison and Son, East Church Street.
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Franklin Leonard Nomnaele
South Market Street
Orchard Avenue
Robert J. Furie
Franklin, Jr
Frank K. Dorsey
Seret
Sherman H. Boone
Charles ¥. Main
Furie
Jem"’ Notnagle
Helen Mahoney Nomacl
Franklin J. Noviagle, Jr
Emil R. Notnacle
S Army
Baumholder
Germany
Don
Nothagle
Wiss Shirley G. Notnacle
East Church Street
M. R Etchison and Son
Sailor Killed in Auto Crash Near Upper Marlboro
Meriden Connecticut sailor Richard Spencer twenty one was killed early today in an auto accident on Route 301 about three miles south of here. Four other sailors were injured when the car overturned.
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Upper Marlboro
Meriden, Conn
Richard Spencer
Here
Deaths and Accidents Across Maryland and Nearby States
Obituary notices reveal Mrs Ida V Myers of Granite Maryland widow of Robert L Myers aged 81 with six children and large extended family. A separate report covers Mrs Rachel Frazier killed in a two car crash near Petersburg Virginia with Rev D A Frazier critically injured. Edward Burton Nicholson, retired merchant of Dickerson, dies at home. services set for Barnesville. Debates over funeral details and memorial contributions noted.
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D. A. Frazier
Rachel Frazier
Maysville
W. Va
Petersburg
Moorefield
Frazier
Jones Spring
J. A. Renaca
Shenandoah
Venusta Burkehart F
Brunswick
Ruth
Esther Frazier
David Frazier
Eddie Walters
John Davis
Kathleen Pitts
Harrisonburg
Joe Eye
Stanley Eye
Elkton
E.U.B. Church
Edward Burton Nicholson
Dickerson
Laurence
Elizabeth Nicholson
Carrie Roberson Nicholson
Warren and Gannon Obituaries Highlight Local Deaths
Grace Eigenbrode Warren of Keysville dies at 9:20 AM after a long illness, survived by three children Louise Stottlemyer Hannah Williams and Rheta Shearer and twelve grandchildren. Funeral at Keysville Lutheran Church with interment in Keys ville Cemetery. Charles Franklin Gannon of Frederick dies at Newton D Baker Hospital at age 26 after two months illness, survived by son Charles F. Gannon Jr. and mother Cora, siblings and niece/nephews. Louise Elizabeth Fouche Mills of Brunswick dies at 84 at home on West Potomac Street. member of Brunswick Methodist Church. survived by family.
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Grace E. Warren
Grace Eigenbrode Warren
Idow
Guy E. Warren
Sheldon L Shearer
Keysville
Thurmont
Jacob and
Elizabeth Obler Eigenbrode
Louise Stottlemyer
Hanover
Hannah Williams
Columbus
Rheta Shearer
Nevin Martin
Bruce Smith
Emmitsburg
Ruth Eyler
George Lynch
Baltimore
Charles F. Gannon
Charles Franklin Gannon
Elm St
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gannon
Frederick
Lewis B.gannon
Cora Garrett Gannon
Frederick High School
Evangelical and Reformed Church
L.C.D. Moose
Ordnance Department of the Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Sis
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Charles F. Gannon, Jr
Cora G. Gannon
George A. Dorsey
Lewis B. Gannon, Jr
Bradiock Heights
East Patrick St
Mount Olivet
C. EB
Louise E. Mills
Louise Elizabeth Fouche
Mills
Charles Thomas Mills
Brunswick J
West Potomac Street
Jofn
Sarah West Fouche
Brunswick Methodist Church
Cecelia Thomas Charles F
John L
Ernest E. Mills
Louise E. Funk
Howard Mills
Brunswick
Ida Harrison
Sandy Hook
George Fouche
Yarrowsburg
Clargence Beard
St. Luke's Cemetery
Brownsville
C. H. Feete
Bro
Edgar E. Rippean
Edgar E Rippenn
Woodshop
Countx
Bradley T
Merthe Fritz Rinpeon
Carne Claudine Rippeon
Unionville Methodist Church
Edgar E Rippeon Jr
Woodsboro
Roscoe Rippeon
Scott Rippeon
Libertytown
Taylor Rippeon
Arthur Rippean
Mt. Pleasant
Bertis Grabill
Johnsville
Maude Bovee
Pats’ Rippean
Walkersville
Linganore Cemetery
Amomille
G. C. Barton
Wedding at Jefferson Evangelical Reformed Church
Mrs Patsy Cleo Corun wed Roger Basil Buxton in a double ring ceremony at Jefferson church. Bride wore white satin with cathedral train. attendants wore sage green gowns. vows followed by a church reception and plans for a September home. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Walter Buxton of near Kemptown.
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Evangelical and Reformed
Jefferson
Patsy Cleo Corun
Alonzo W. Corun
Roger Basil Buxton
Walter B. Buxton
Kemptown
G. Ermine Platt
Chavtog Ramehane
Thie City
William M. Coran
Baltimore
Harold Beacht
Damascus
Eldon Wall
Frederick
Robert Sigler
Middletown
Sharon Ann Coran
Civic Affairs Chairman Addresses B'nai Brith
Alex Smallberg chairman of the Civic Affairs committee of the B'nai Brith Lodge spoke during Americanism week. He urged Americans to embrace democracy's responsibilities through voting civic engagement and military service. He praised America's diverse nationalities and the everyday citizens who sustain the nation.
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Alex Smallberg
B’nai Brith Lodge
Smallberg
America
Hall of Fame
Phenix City Votes to Name City Commissioner
Phenix City voters name a new city commissioner amid National Guard protection as a racket busting grand jury resumes its probe into vote fraud in a May Democratic primary.
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Phenix City
Ala
National Guard
Funeral notices from Frederick area obituaries and services
Funeral details for Mrs Esther May Browning Mrs Daisy Gertrude Jackson Mrs Rosea May Pryor and others are listed with funeral homes dates and addresses. Services cite Rev Rob ert F Woodward Rev Edward P Heinze Rev Ralph A Greiman Rev Robert Luickler with organist and choir, interments at Frederick Memorial Park Mount Olivet Cemetery and church cemeteries. Pallbearers and floral tributes noted along with attending congregations and local clubs.
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Daisy
Gertrude Jackson
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
Saint Mark’s Eutheran Church
Edward P. Heinze
Edgar Grove
John Woods
Clarence Starterman
William Moore
Ralph A. Greiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Rosea May Pryor
Theopolis Pryor
Wolfsville
Grossnickle
Edgar Bumbaugh
Calvin Bumbaugh
Edgar Pryor, Jr
Cyrus Early
Eugene Kline
Woodrow Kline
Church Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Yankees win as Phillies may see last Philadelphia game
A sparse crowd at Connie Mack Stadium watched the Yankees defeat the Athletics in what may be the final American League game in Philadelphia. Attendance listed at 1715, part of a season total of 305,362, far short of the Mack family's break-even target. Arnold Johnson, a Chicago real estate man, is linked to potential sale and a move to Kansas City.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
New York Yankees
Athletics
Mack
Arnold Johnson
Chicago
Kansas City
Third Division to Return to United States in October
The U S 3rd Division known as the Rock of the Marne will leave Korea in October as the fifth American division to rotate home this year. About 1 000 men will sail for rotation while the rest are reassigned within the Far East. Officials expect the 24th Division to be the sixth redeployed, leaving the 1st Marine and 7th Infantry Divisions in Korea.
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Seoul
U.S
United States
U.S. 8Th Army
Korea
Far East
Quinn Named Director At Central Atlantic YMCA
Alvin G. Quinn of Frederick was elected a three year national council member at the District Two Central Atlantic YMCA Area Council meeting in Annapolis. He was accompanied by Thomas E. Williams, director of the local Y. Also noted, Nikirk's Master Painters began repainting McCurdy Field grandstand and bleachers after submitting the low bid of 990 dollars. Interment was in Hope cemetery Woodsboro.
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William T. Grady
Col
Willis R. Lansford
Washington
Hardover
Quinn
National Council
Annapolis
Thomas E. Willams
Nikirk
McCurdy Field
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Ida Virginia Myers
Granite
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Robert L. Myers
George W
Mary Ellen Renn Zimmerman
Philip Zepp
Clinton M. Schwartz
Rocky Springs
Garland L. Myers
Edwin England
Iiamsville
Joseph G. C. Marshall
Joseph Grover Cleveland Marshall
Keynyar
Lloyd J. Marshall
Donald F. Marshall
J. Merkle Marshall
Charles J. Gorman
U.S. Army
Japan
Mabel Saunders
John Michaels
Emory Hahn
Taneytown
Benjamin Marshall
Harney
Thomas Marshall
Ivan G. Naugle
United Brethren
M. L. Creager and Son
Davis Studio
Esther May Browning
Hamilton Avenue
East Patrick Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Chester Frye
Elmer V.korrell
Curtis Jackson
G. William Trout
Joseph O. Hooper
Harry D. Radcliff
J. Russell Huff
Frederick Memorial Park
Linden Hills
Maynard J. Routzahn
Raymond L. Markley
G. Spangler Stroup
Ernest Bccard
J. Edward Falkenstein
Albert D. Flock
Markwood Heffner
Robert Lilley
United Brethren Cemetery
Paul F. Bittle
Wilburn E. Stant Wandehara
Freihell
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Raymond C. Myers
Union Bridge Baseball Club
Frederick Hustlers
Paul Hildebrand
Austin Ang
Jeberger
Joé Price
Donald Rice
Earl Jones
Ralston LeGore
Elwood Hummer
Hope Cemetery
Lee
Pat Oeweueky
Muriel
Ovitt Donar
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Werster
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