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mrt. Theis Kt. Grom and Thelma Rinehart Grant, we Key Circle, died at the Washington County Hospital) early Saturday marking of com plications, aged #4 years. Born in Chewsville, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 3B. Rinehart. She was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church and the Willing Workers Sunday School Class, in addition to her parents, she Hampton FE, Grant; children, James L. Grant and Miss Bar bara A. Grant, both of Hagers town; sisters,Mrs. Helen Har nish, Mrs. Vivian Younkers, both of Hagerstown; and Mrs. Evelyn Mohler, Sanford, Fla.; Robert and Raymond Rinehart, also of Hagerstown. Two grandsons also survive. Funeral services will be held. Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the Minnich Funeral Home, East Wilson Boulevard, with the Rev. Edward FP. Heinze offici ating. Interment in Rest Haven Cemetery. The family will re celve friends at the funeral home Sunday evening. Waiter B. Blickenstaff Waiter Blaine Blickenstaff, son of Nevin E. and Doris (Whitting ton) Blickenstaff, 42 South Main Street, Smithsburg, died yester day at 9:45 p.m. at the Washington County Hospital, after an illness for one day, aged three and one- half years. Surviving besides parents are sisters, Becky Sue, Darlene Kay, and paternal grandfather, Ho ward Blickenstaff, Wolfsville. Services will be conducted at the Inter-Router Funeral Rome BALTIMORE (AP)—A rabbi has#12 p.m. by the Rev. Bernard warned his brethren not to be A- Jennings. Interment will be complacent in the face of swastikas at Smithsburg Cemetery, and Gemany’s future to rid itself.Friends may call at the funeral of Nazis. home Sunday from seven until Bat, Rabbi Morris Lieberman! me. said last night, rather than create Mary Snyder a police state his people “must/ irs. Mary Snyder, formerly, he reconciled to their recurrence.” for the Welsh Rup District, died: “This is not Germany, this is Friday at 4 a. m., at the War- America,” Rabbi Lieberman told ford Bible Convalescent Home the Baltimore Hebrew Congresal after six months illness. She wow. He said they must. “battles was 80 years of age. Born April for human—not Jewish—dignity. 12, 1879, in Franklin County.} In Baltimore recently several Mrs. Snyder was the daughter, Jewish houses of worship werelat the late Joseph and Maria, Eieated with Swastikas, Carbaugh Stoner. She was all The rabbi aid that though Jews|member of St. Stephens Luther Mist not be complacent, neither|an Church of Upton. Must they yield to hysteria. Surviving besides her hus- He did not believe the guttreaks/hand, Creig C. Snyder, who is a of swastikas in America were or resident of the Convalescent i ganized or sponsored by protest Home, are stepson, William C.' #Jonals, Snyder, Rockford, UL; sister,' Yes, said the rabbi, there is|Mrs. Susan Byers, Strasburg,|' “more than casual spiritual asso|Pa.; four brothers, David apd|* ciation’ between people who/Charles Stoner of Greencastle, smear on swastikas and people/Rt. 1, Jacob Stoner, Mercers|, who right now’ practice anti|burg, and Daniel Snyder, Will; semitism, in everyday life in Balliamson, Pa. , timore. Services will be held Monday: at 2p. m., at the Minnich Fun-|* leral Home in Greencastle, with the Rev. Reide E. Bingaman of ficiating, Burial in Cedar Hill], Cemetery. Friends may call at the fun eral home Sunday between 7 j and § p. m. “ Mrs. Rachel Lockstead Among the survivors of Mrs. Rachel Beckstead is 2 sister s of Mrs. Wilmoth Harley, Oroil uville, Calif. !
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Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Sat, Jan 16, 1960
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