Obituary notices from Howard County and surrounding areas
Deaths record several local figures including Mary Ella Kronk formerly of Sandy Hook, and Irene E. Martin of Daisy, with service details in Harpers Ferry and Mount Carmel. Mary Kronk, aged early 60s, died in Baltimore after a Harpers Ferry jewelry legacy, leaving brothers Harry and William and sisters Estelle, Beatice, and Hazel. Irene Martin, 81, of Daisy, along with Sallie Warren, 83, of Wayne Heights, and Dorothy Strauder, 49, of Buckeystown, are noted with funeral plans and burial locations, reflecting community ties in Maryland and nearby towns. Mentions of churches, funeral directors, and cemeteries frame the notices amid regional family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Kreek
Mary Ella Kronk
Sandy Hook
South Baltimore General Hospital
Baltmore
William W
Mary Winks Kronk
Baltimore
Harpers Ferry
Harry
William A
Brunswick
Estelle Aschemeter
Hyattsville
Beatrice Jackson
Hazel Harrison
Atlanta
Fackles
Harry Kronk
J. W. Dea
Figate
Interanent
Harpers Cemetery
Harppers Ferry
Doctors Prescription Costs and Drug Research Rapid Changes
Doctors in the United States write over a million prescriptions daily, with 90 per cent of medicines unavailable a decade ago. The article tracks rapid pharmaceutical progress, industry spending around $100 million annually on research, and the slow, exacting process to bring new drugs to market. It notes home treatment costs, reduced hospital stays, and dramatically lower pneumonia mortality today. Deeds recorded show property sales including Keller to Cramer near Frederick and Flautt to Schreiber at 210 East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ous
Charles E. Keller
Ammon E. Cramer
Local notes from The News outlines accidents and school changes
Fifty years ago a boy named Master Bruchey fell from a rope injuring his hips on a farm near the city. A bulldog owned by Adam Nothagle was poisoned yesterday. Clarence Main, Harry Rhoderick, and Ralph Thomas captured eels at Tuscarora mouth. Frederick High School Cadet Corps reorganized with officers led by Captain Delaplaine and Lieutenants Cramer and Clart, with about 33 members. William Seidling, formerly with Bof Grove, is moving into the green grocery Dusim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bruchey
David Bruchey
West
South Street
Wm Anderson
Adam Nothagle
William T. Delaplaine
Wiliam T. Cramer
Hammond Clart
Lesburn Hughes
William Storm
Lee Ordeman
Dra Thomas
Irving
Roy Stockman
Raymond Jame Enright
Paul Brown
Charles Robinson
William Seidling
North Marker Street
Bof Grove
West Patrick Street
Pas
Green
Dusim
Twenty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News
Ports indicate governor award Lieut Col oner successor of J Purdon as superintendent of State. Two persons were seriol in a head on collision on the Middletown Burkittsville road a child sustained a fractured jaw and had the teeth knocked out. The public schools of Brunswick have opened with an ornament of 1058 pupils in the three warte scrials of which 597 are enrolled at the fact schol. George Bowlus a native of a Middletown has been appointed teacher of mathematics and science at Cresaptown Junior High School near Cumberland he graduated in June from Gettysburg College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloner
Fred
J. Purdon
Middletown
Burkittsville
Brunswick
George Bowlus
Cresaptown Junior
Funeral Services Held for William 8 Shepley at Miersville
Funeral services for William 8 Shepley who died Saturday were conducted Tuesday at eleven o'clock from Miersville funeral home with Rev Raymond L Markley and Rev Dr C A Neal officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment in St Pauls Lutheran cemetery. Numerous floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8
St James Church
David H Ball
Gypsy Fill
University Hospital
Baltimore
Ward Bixler
Hyd
Thornton Black
Wilehur Nall
Emerson Nath
Ginner Sniller
James “Rampacker
Donald
Francis Magin
WM Mall
William Darrel Jones
Garratt Mills
Brunswick
Church of the
Brownsville
HH Feete
Quay
Typsdal
St Pauli's Episcopal Courch Fopiar Springs
Mreannie
Pue Fashon
Hoodeed Pedar
Wveret Hospital
Leon PF. Veuthier
Oak Grove Cemetery
Glenwood
Melvin Wessell
John Warefield
William Darsex Jr
Wilbur Dove
Harses Davis
Herbert Streaker
Walte
Taneytown woman dies in head on crash near Gettysburg
A multiple-vehicle head on collision on Feeser road near Taneytown killed Rose Marie Klemm 47 and left her husband Adam Klein 52 in critical condition at Gettysburg Hospital. Passenger Henry Morningstar 17 suffered severe cuts while driver Donald Wood 19 of Barnegat Light N J was unhurt. Klein’s son Joseph Klein had prior malslaughter conviction. Funeral plans for Mrs Klein, a Baltimore native, were announced. Meanwhile Frederick Community Concert Association lists a dozen out of town concerts for members with a fall schedule featuring the Obernkirchen Children's Choir and DePaur Infantry Chorus among others in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanevtown
Gettysburg
Feeser Road
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Dentysburg
Adam John Klein
Kleins
RFD
Vincent
Boose
Klein
Donald Roberts Wood
Barnegat Light
N. J
Wood
Henry Richard Morningstar
Joseph Adam Klein
Joseph
Lidwita Gutmann Lang
Baltimore
Elmer F. Klein
Hanover
Robert G. Klein
Francis McLaughlin
Quincy
Adam J. Klein
William Voelker
Westminster
Werbert F. Klein
Howard F. Wein
Michael G. Klein
Jeannette Kern
John Dailey
John Kern
Joseph Lang
Towson
O. Fuss and Son
Frederick
Trederick
Children’s Choir
Obernkirchen Childrens Choir
Waynesboro
Constitution Hall
Washington
Beaux Arts Cing
Theodore Uppman
DePaul Infantry Chorus
Chambersburg
DePaur Infantry
Roman ‘Fotenberg
Eugene Last
Marth
Shaw
Gettysburg Front
Gettysburg Pa
Gettysbur
Robert Shaw
Winchester
Richard Cass
Grégory
Strong
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Siaren
Rouuuers
Wisf
Fred Kreissig
Cases
National Federation of Music Clubs
Paris
Donald E Leathermak
Frederick Association
Dr Victor D Miller Died In Hagerstown
Dr Victor D Miller a longtime Hagerstown physician died at Washington County Hospital at 4 10 morning after a brief illness. He was about 79 and a son of Dr and Mrs Victor D Miller Sr He studied at Mercersburg Academy Princeton University and a special course at the University of Pennsylvania He served as Potomac Edison Company physician and was a director of the Second National Bank He is survived by his wife a son Victor D Miller and a daughter Mrs Philp Matmas all of Ingerstown Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor DR. Miller
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Victor D. Miller
de Miller
Mercersburg Alcemy
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania
Miller
Hagers
Potomac Edison Company Physican
Second National Bank
Victor DD Miller
Philp Matmas
Ingerstown
Fight Notes on Marciano Aivere Postponed Bout
In New York experts say the one day delay in the King Rocky Marciano versus Archie Aivere heavyweight bout hurts the challenger more. Moore predicts Marciano will be the favorite to win and retire if victorious, with advisers citing a half million dollars saved. Norus faces governor pressure as boxing interests clash over the postponed match. Moore notes a day’s delay equates to about twenty years of his fighting life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York E
Buzzard Charles
King Rocky Marciano
Archie Aivere
Moore
Charles
Archie
Marciana
Rocky
Theo
Frederick residents attend Handley funeral and war-time notices
Freederick area correspondence reports Mrs. Robert Abrocht, Mrs. Margaret Talbott, Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Lobbs, Laura V. Randley attended the funeral of Mr. Curlis U Handley in York Pennsylvania. Richard Ho Rest of Frederick, who flew United Air Lines to Chicago for General Motors Panorama, has returned home. Marcus S James Jr. of Magerstown has left for Princeton University. Summer radio announcer work with WRC in Washington D.C. Mrs. Daniel Andrew Emmitsburg announces the birth of a son at The Walter Hospital Gettysburg. Mr. and Mrs Jack Deathcrage announce a daughter at Warney Hospital Grimshire. Mrs. Jack Kling joins her husband serving in Schoenfust Germany. she arrived by boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freederick Wii
WRC
Washington
Daniel Andrew Emmitsburg
Wailer Hospitad Getty Shure
Jack Deathcrage
wUisburg
Warney Hospittal
Grimshire
Germany
Jack Kling
Schoenfust
Questions And Stasiwers Q A Are Puerto Ricans allowed to vote
Puerto Ricans, as United States citizens by congressional act, are not permitted to vote in national elections of the United States. The statement reflects a partial, unsettled view while citing biblical verse and a general admonition about knowledge and parts.
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Aalthough Tuerta
United States
Congress
United Statis
Fight for Equal Protection Urged by Small Businessmen
Ocean City delegates at the Maryland State Licensed Beverages Association convention urged equal protection under the law for small businesses facing monopolies. Speaker Wo Schimmel called for fair competition, noting many costs and licenses plague small firms not borne by monopolies and urged action to educate the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Maryland State
Wo Schimmel
Maryland Institute of Wine and Spits Distributors
Ambiguous health notes in Taneytown and Baltimore
In Taneytown Wilbur E Gross of Tanerstown is said to be improving after transfer between hospitals including Memorial and Cumberland. Daisy Vlad, formerly at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, is expected home Friday. Millard Stockman of RFD 5 underwent Johns Hopkins surgery on September 4 for a vascular procedure, with the operation replacing part of an artery and restoring blood flow. his condition is listed as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memential
Arnie M Warner
Gettysburg
Taneytown Wire
Millard Stockman
RFD
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimoore
al. Stockwein
Controversial Senate Hearing Opens in Supreme Chamber
A congressional committee staged a dramatic hearing in the old Supreme Court chamber to attack the Eisenhower administration security program. Eleven witnesses, including Dr Eugene Blake, criticized government efforts to curb subversives and lauded church involvement while probing constitutional limits and diplomatic ties with the Vatican. The event, framed as Consulation Day celebration, drew sharp questions about church state relations and the authority of the House Un-American Activities Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Ashington
Congressional
Supreme Court of the
United States
Democratic Party
Eisenhower
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Justice
Churches of America
Eugene Carson Blake
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Blake
House Committee On
Communist Party
Communist Movement
Executive Branch
Vatican
Truman
Roosevelt
Viattican
Tron
Phveate
Te Wade
Wall
Dock Strike Disrupts Maryland Utilities Meeting Return
Twenty two Potomac Edison employees and spouses en route home from the Maryland Utilities Association Fair at Virginia Beach faced a dock strike blocking Old Bay Line service to Washington. They diverted to Norfolk by boat, then returned by special Trailways bus after the strike halted travel. Attendees from Frederick included the Smiths, Morgans, Winebrewer, Sanders, Rothenhoefer, Swisher, Brehaut and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomat Edison Company
Maryland Lulities Association
Virginia Beach
Washington
Bay Line
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Norfolk
Trailways
Robert L. Smith
John We. Morgan
Byron
Winebrewer
W. Eaene Sanders
Earlston
Rothenhoefer
Glenn T. Swisher
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Past Chiefs Meft Pythian Sisters Meet At Home
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters held the first fall meeting at Mary Clem home with Margaret Bowers co hostress Delores Crawford presiding. Nineteen members and two visitors attended. Next meeting will be the annual outing at the WVFW October 12 at 6 30 p m. Past Chiefs night at the temple announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Mary Clem
Margaret
Bowers
Delores Crawford
Maryland
Margaret Dutrow
Elizabeth Shipley
Delve Craveford
Myrtle Cuttings
Jar Rkesser
WVFW
Bertha Rice
Grand Temple
Daisy Miller
Annie Atkinson
Delue Crawford
Mole Zimmerman
Theena Packett
Fannie King
Danis Miler
Annie Askinson
Engagement Notice for Ser Tre Joan and James Ry Herrell
Mr and Mrs oa Avihur T Duil of Gathersburg announce the engagement of their daughter Ser Tre Joan to James Ry Herrell, son of Mr and Mrs Claurle Herre of Bexels. The couple, both over 80 years old, plan a future wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oa Avihur T Duil
Gathersburg
Sertre Joan
James Ry, Herrell
Claurle Herre
Bexels
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Trene E. Martin
Irene E. Martin
Howard County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lenox
Rachel Brandenburg
Winfield Funeral Home
Mt. Carmel
Montgomery County
C. M ' Waltz
Sallie Warren
Sallie Fisher Warren
McClelland J. Warren
Wayne Heights
Shookstown State Normal School
Frederick County
Thurmont
Warrens
Harbaugh Evangelical and Reformed Church
Warren
Dorothy M. Strauder
Dorothy Mae Strauder
Buckeystown
West All Salins Street
Funeral Home
Edward D. McGowan
Fairview
C. E. Hicks UI
the News
Carroll Co
International Boxing Club
Jim Norus
New Jersey
Proto Ofrark Keefer
Colubra
Athena
Faesaay Bonar
Wee
Oupaul Mutor
Cotumind Loc
Ralph A. Bunyan
Vimy
Wilbur E. Gross
Tanerstown
Washington Today
Betty Louise Remsberg
Ols
Charles H. Remsberg
Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing
William A. Keese
Miss Remsberg
Bill
Bobby
Angela
Remsberg
Bessie Poole
Wes Remsberg
Middleftown High School
Tlood College
Maryland General Hospital
Pright
Feck Herald Trisune Inc
M.U.A
Em. Fing
Cer
Mek Serpe Ie
Dotter
Ana Time
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