Deaths in Frederick and Gettysburg area noted
O D King 75 of North Market Street died in North Hollywood California after weeks of illness Private funeral held in North Hollywood September 71 Burial planned in Parkersburg West Virginia She moved to California five years ago to live with a daughter Survived by three daughters and a son Dr O D King veteran minister died in 1940 Born September 17 1878 married April 4 1896 in Joy Ohio Haller 82 of Ridge Avenue Gettysburg died at Annie M Warner Hospital Retired Metropolitan Life agent He survived by a son and three grandchildren Services in Gettysburg PM Saturday Mt Union Lutheran church widow Alverta W Hahn Haller died July 26 Birely 71 well known Union Bridge clerk for Western Maryland Railway died after six weeks illness Survived by wife daughter and grandson Funeral planned in Union Bridge with services at Mt Union Lutheran church Interment Mt Union cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odale King
O'Dale King
North Market Street
North Hollywood
Calif
Parkersburg
W. Va
King
Frederick
California
Methodist Church
Joy
Ohio
Alexander Weiss
Stephen P. Cain
Buffalo, N. Y
Victor Arno
David Dale King
East Haven
Conn
Charles E. Haller
Charles FE. Haller
Ridge Avenue
Gettysburg
Annie M. Warner
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York
Frederick County
Alverta W. Hahn Haller
First United Brethren Church
Knights of Pythias
Red Men of
Veterans Association of the Metropolitan Co
Earl G. Haller
Bender Funeral Home
Harold March
Mt. Olivet
Lowell M. Birely
Lowell Mason Birely
Union Bridge
Western Maryland Railway Company
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
F. Thomas
Susan Louisa Angel Birely
Carroll County
Carrie Gladhill Birely
Blaine Broadwater
Brian Broadwater
Donald Warrenfeltz
Mt. Union Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler
Circuit Court
Albert L. Lewis
Betty Jane Lewis
Albert J. Lewis
Maryland
Lant
Washington, D. C
Middleetown
Donald ¥. Blake
Edward M. Lewis
Circuit Court For
BI Court of Equity
Ellis C. Wachter
Witbur F. Sheffield, Jr
C. Wachter
Clark
Local families plan St Petersburg move in vacation note
Mr and Mrs P Luther Rice and Mr and Mrs Grayson Palmer of this city will relocate to St. Petersburg Florida while keeping Frederick ties. Rice held a public sale at his East Third street home Wednesday. The group plans a summer return for vacation and to reside at 126 Fifth Avenue North in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Luther Rice
Grayson Palmer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rice
East Third Street
Frederick
Fifth Avenue
North
Patricia Lee Strother
Melvin Lindsay
Edgewood
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George H. Page
Wamsville
H. H. Claggett
East Seventh Street
Omaha
Neb
Vance Taylor
Taylor
Mildred Claggett
Hyattstown
William A. Renn
Davis
W. Va
Clarksburg
Ills and Admits At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs. Alice M. King of 219 North Market entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment in the M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance. Mrs. Gladys Delauter, from 256 West Patrick street, was removed to the hospital in the M. R. Etchison and Son ambulance. Mrs. Henry Magaha near Mt. Airy underwent an operation and is progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. Mamie D. Michael of 253 Washington street was struck by an automobile and is doing as well as can be expected. Mr. Nelson Hyler of 240 West Fifth street, a patient for weeks, was discharged and will convalesce at home. Transfer was by C E Cline and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. King
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Gladys Delauter
West Patrick Street
M. R
Etchison
Henry Magaha
Mt. Airy
Mamie D. Michael
Washington Street
Nelson-Hyler
West Fifth Street
E Cline and Son
Korean War Food Prices Edge Down First Time in Months
The Associated Press reports wholesale food costs eased modestly this week, marking the first appreciable decline in three months. Dun & Bradstreet index fell six cents for a pound of 31 staple foods, while retail prices may rise as wholesalers cut through elevated postwar costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Bradstreet
Business Reporting Agency
Commerce Department
Gifford an Ambitious Pick for London Post
Washington reports a wave of puzzlement over Truman’s top level appointments. Walter C. Gifford, ex head of AT&T, is named ambassador to London, noted as a Republican in a Democratic era and seen as the best qualified for the post. The choice follows a pattern of shifting other key roles including Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson and General George C. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Walter C. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
London
Gifford
Court of St. James
Louis Johnson
Defense
Johnson
George C. Marshall
Marshall
James Bruce
Argentina
State Department
Bruce
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
Acheson
London Post
White House
Five From Here Were At Utilities Meeting
The 26th annual fall conference of the Maryland Utilities Association was held last weekend in Virginia Beach. About 300 public utilities representatives from Maryland and Washington attended the two day meeting. Delegates and wives from Potomac Edison Company in Frederick included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Feaga Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and Mr. and Mrs. O. Wilson Cook. Mrs. Swisher joined her husband at the gathering. Secretary Raymond C. Brehaut of Frederick Gas Company could not attend. Wheat and corn prices are listed as market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Utilities Association
Virginia Beach
Glenn T. Swisher
Frederick
Maryland
Washington
Potomac Edison Company
Robert Moss
J. B. Feaga
Robert Miller
O. Wilson Cook
Swisher
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Wedding Riddlemoser and Miss Boyer Tie at Mt Airy Church
Miss Margaret Larue Boyer of Frederick married Robert Campbell Riddlemoser son of Mt Airy at St James Episcopal church in a five o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev Leon P F Vauthier. Attendant was Barbara L Boyer Frederick and best man was Harry George Jr Brunswick. A small reception followed at the groom’s home and the couple plan to reside in Mt Airy after a southward wedding trip. The bride, a Frederick High and nursing school graduate, served in the Navy Nurse Corps and works for a local physician. The groom, Mt Airy High School graduate, attended Massanutten Military Academy Bliss Electrical College and VPI, and is a post engineer at Camp Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Larue Boyer
Robert L. Boyer
Robert Campbell Riddlemoser
Charles (. Riddlemoser
Mt. Airy
Riddlemoser
St. James Episcopal Church
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Barbara L. Boyer
Frederick
Harry George, Jr
Brunswick
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of
Navy Nurse Corps
Mt. Alry High School
Massamutten Military Academy
Bliss Electrical College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Camp Detrick
Free Kindergarten To Open One Monday
Frederick opens its 51st Free Kindergarten Monday morning in the Federated Charities Building at 22 South Market Street. Classes run 9 30 to 11 a m, Monday through Friday, for children aged 4 to 6. Miss Mary Angel Sappington and Mrs. Geraldine Kline will teach. enrollment expected around 70 to 75. The program emphasizes group work, play, and social skills as preparation for first grade. Floors are being renovated and sandboxes added before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Free Kindergarten
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Mary Angel Sappington
Geraldine Kline
Local Mentions Open For Business Near Thurmont
Frederick County community listings advertise shops and services along Route 15 including Franklinville Tourist Camp, Mrs. Moberty's Home Made Candies, Baker's Bowling Alley, and various sales, dances, and gatherings. Advertisements cover clothing, toys, hardware, fruit, farm equipment, and upcoming events at churches, schools, and Fair entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklinville
Thurmont
Frank Carlisle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agriculture Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Allan B. Kline
Federation
Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S
Alaska
West Coast
Utilities Meeting
Mear
Sepneon
God of
Baker's Bowling Alley
Doub's Methodist Church
Matter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Fresh
McCutcheon’s Cider Press
Wisner Street
New Phone No
Hopalong Cassidy
Henry's
HENRY
N. Market St
Edythe E . Smith Corner
Esgies
Ernie
Gene Frock
Collegians
Bernie’s Arena
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Turkey
Pomona
Rock Creek
Walkersville
Moose Lodge
Ralph Newman
Hagerstown
Ozzie Fagan
Irvin F. Crouse
Horace H. “Buck
Alexander
Madame Phoebe Palmist
Madam Phoebe
Heart of
Highway 15
Storm & Shiptey’s
Frederick City
the Clothing Exchange
North Court Street
News-Post
Fox
Thomas
Reich
Ford Quynn
Karol’s Kiddie Shop
Ballenger
Holland
Darwin
Zimmerman's Florist
College Avenue
S. Wisner St
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Galvage
Bojlera
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
Song
Sacha
Jefferson Street
Great Frederick Fair
Guy K. Motter
Quinn
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
Nast Sth
Ast St
Karol
Guilford Nursing Convalescent Home
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Bill Anderson
Madison Street
Weil Brothers
Farmers Supply CO
Russell Flanagan
Betson-Wright Motors, Inc
Keilheltz Motors
Brederick
H. Reese
William M. Storm and
W. Jerome Offutt
Null and Null
H. M. (Buck) Alexander
Hillcrest Orchards
Smokehouse
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
McIntosh
Reich's Ford
Quynn
Walkeraville
Clyde D
Glenn Trout
Emmett HR. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Paul B. Ganley
Monrovia
E. Patrick St
Care
Frederick News-Post
RTL
Mt. Aity
Point of Rocks
Buckeystown
W. F. Snyder
New Market
Frederick News-Post_ Box
East Church St
Ipanies Jewelry
South March
Rees
Wisier
Andre Flennelette Knita
Karol's
Nestle
Ecker's
Market St
Mars Opticians
Avalon Cold Heer
Norman Kinsey
Mt. Pleasant, Md
Hyattstown Firemen's Hall
C. S
the Methodist Church
Browningsville Hall
Frederick, Ma
Grimes
Stayman
U. S.no
Walker
Dorsey B. Gilbert
Jack
Ester Motors, Inc
Earl W. H. Mercer
ESSO
West
Patrick St
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
New Market Grange Hall
New Market, Md
Crestmont
Blackwood
N. J
NISI
Galea
Katharine Russell Duvall
Thomas J. Russell
Marcella FR. Russell
Alfon ¥. Bennett
Circuit’ Court
Alton Y. Bennett
Ellis C
Wachter
dSent
Board of Education
Paul H. Kea
Invest
Jowest
Eugene W. Pruitt
Lewistown
R and M
Singer
Bendix
Ralph R
Ritenour
Charles W. Kintz
Raymond L. Keily
Reform Guild
Snow White Grill
Peoples Serviow Drug Store
North Market St
Frederick News-Pont
Frederick News Post
Poolesville Gery
Fred
Williams Construction Company
Cookeville
Doupnik
Potomac Petroleum Products Bulk
Hamilton_Ave
South Sts
Dieteich & Gambrill, Inc
Dickerson
Charles Davis
Beallsville
Montgomery County
Carroll and
South Streets
B. K. Hoffman
Singer Sewing Center
Catoctin Country Club, Inc
Bing
Frederi Nene
McCrorys
Raward
Erick
M. Maward
Rox Ward
Slack
T. Terrier
Fairview Avenue
Paty
Bath
Clarke Place
East Church Street
East Third
Firep Ratage
Middle Aley
Ind
Church St
E. Sra St. of
Rome
Aable
Fulew
Court House
Phi
Bedlroom
DM Avenue
Anchions
Washington Market
Frances L. Bussard
Hamilton
Bald Hill Place
Luckett
Seagle
Beagle
Oll Stove
Hertrola
Stanley Linton
Yellow Springs
West Patrick St
Lester
J. W. Crawford
Gaithersburg
G. EB
Braddock Heights
Heo
Studebaker
Kelly Bottling Co
Abrecht Place
Stoker
Plymouth
Fairview Ave
Lee
Willam G. Kolb
Rocky Ridge
Frigidaire
Pontiac
Franklin
Harry C. Crum
Roger Linton
Tevin “Retelgeracanti
Apt
Wisner
Sali
Isa
Charence Smith
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