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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03

regular meeting. Features of the
meeting will be at $50 pm. Pot
luck supper and guest night. Each
one is to bring their own table
service and for their guests. The
program following the supper will
be Fun Night.
A dedicatory program of music
was rendered by ROLAND Jacobs
Sunday at the Trinity Lutheran
Church on the Reuter- organ which
was installed on Saturday. The
organ which includes a full set
of Deagan chimes was played
throughout the confirmation ser.
vices and the church service that
followed. The confirmation class
consisted of Alice Ayers, Karen
Jacobs, Lynda Semrock, Wayne
Dreier and James Musolf..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pickard
entertained at dinner Sunday al
the Warner Hotel, their son Doug
las and his sponsor, Miss Lassetta
Pickard of Toledo, in honor of his
confirmation.
f1r. and Mrs. Henry Sampson
had a family dinner Sunday in
honor of their son Loren's con
firmatoin. Other members of the
family included Miss Carolyn
Sampson and Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Sampson and son.
A class of seven was confirmed
at an impressive service Palm
Sunday at the st. Johns Evan
gelical and Reformed Church oi
which Rev. c. Ralph Schmidt i:
the pastor. A choir of 40 voices
sang several songs. The adul
choir was seated in the choir loft
and the junior choir in the bal
cony. This arrangements was new
and proved to be very effective
and impressive. A record crowC
attended the services Sunday
morning. The class included Rob
ert Kuhlman, Leona Krumney
Mary Lou Peters, Loren Sampson
Kathryn Barkhau, Douglas Pick
ard and Patti James.
A drive to Give to Conquer
Cancer" with house to house
canvass will take place in Elmorc
April 10, from 7 pm. to 8 pm
The American Legion Auxiliar,
and American Legion will assist
Mrs John De Stazio the chairman
Containers have been placed il
the business places in Elmore
also.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03

pm. honoring her little daughter,
Linda Lou on her third birthday.
Attending were Marie Sue Gyde
and Carol Brunkhorst, Janet and
Gail Rapperlie. Games and re-
freshmentS were enjoyed by all
after Linda Lou opened her many
pretty gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller OF
Sandusky spent Sunday with Mrs
Martha Faupel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilburn
of Elmore and Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Suiter of Oak Harbor visited rela
tives in Lynx, O., over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Reif OF
Sylvania visited with A. F. Pier
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Rice
and family on Saturday. They re
ported that Spencer Rice of To
ledo is home from Riverside Hos
pital and much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ariel Walker OF
Worthington attended services al
Locust Point Seventh Day Adven
tist Church last Saturday, they
spent the remainder Of the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Brown OF
Stony Ridge, former Locust Point
residents visited Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown and Mrs. Bertha
Brunkhorst on Sunday afternoon
John Rock of Locust Point is
improving at his home from g
recent serious illness.
Mrs. Charles Leow accompanied
Mrs. Howard Karlevetz and Mrs
Ray Kasparek of Fremont to To
ledo last Thursday where they at
tended the flower show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Kohl
man, Doris and Johnnie were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leow.
Mrs. Bertha Cavalier is spend
ing a few days of the Easter va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Mazurowsky, Johnnie and Judy in
Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan
spent the weekend in Columbus
with their son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali Buchanan.
Last Monday Pvt. and Mrs. Mol
an Leow were supper guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Genzamn,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT n. KRUGER

Miss Luana Sheriff., student
nurse at Mercy Hospital, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Troy Sheriff., Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leow
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yantz
in Toledo on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Franck and
Randall Lee spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth LeoW and
Michael in Bellevue.
A group of members of st.
Boniface Altar Society entertained
the inmates the Ottawa County
Home last Thursday evening. Sing
ing and visiting was enjoyed after
which treats were distributed by
Ruth Anne and Mary Kay Grieger,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Grieger, Jr., who were dressed in
bunny costumes.
Pvt. and Mrs. Nolan Leow spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Johnson in Sandusky in honor of
their daughter, Jane Johnson, who
was confirmed.
Mrs. James Hetrick entertained
at birthday dinner Sunday hon
oring her husband. Present were
Harmon Hetrick, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester R. Hetrick, and Paul Cav
alier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BahnSen en-
tertained 80 relatives and friends
for Sunday dinner honoring their
daughter, Mary Lou and nephew,
Gaylord Orman, who were con-
firmed at St PaulS Lutheran
church that day.
Mrs. Guy Dicken spent Friday
evening visiting with Mrs. E. j.
Blade, CataWba Island.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Konzen and
daughter Anne of Toledo and Mrs.
Katherine Moran we're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Konzen and Mrs. Mary Konzen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kirschner
and Christie Ann Of Brunswick,
O., spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Leucht.
Mrs. Ruel clyde gave a party
last Saturday from 10 am. to
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03

Thomas Martin.
April Austin Clark, John ia
cobsen, Anna Marie Mackey, Harry
Warren, and Shirley Ann Hayes.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. ROLAND Gillian.
April 8-Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs.
Ernest Grobe, Mrs. Martin Calm,
Mrs. Harmon Pussehl, Douglas
Meyer, Willis Braithwaite, Clara
Johnson, Anna King, Mrs. Grace
Raymond, and Sandra Armstrong.
April 9-Mrs. Wilson Snyder,
Beverly Easton, Shirley Klein,
Dick Stein and Mrs. Joe Kott.
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Kerr.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03

We welcome to Erie Gardens,
Mrs. Ethel Barker, son William
and daughter Elizabeth, who are
moving here from Richmond, Vir-
ginia, and will reside at 142 West
Loop. Wiyliam Barker is employed
by the Kelly Island Lime and
Stone Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dehring of Rocky
Ridge visited their daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Warren, South
Loop, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Throne and
family whose West loop apartment
burned last week will occupy the
80 West Loop Unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Buehler are
vacating the apartment at 142
West Loop to return to Brooklyn,
N. Y. to make their home.
Last Sunday afternoon Mrs.
Anne l.. Hughes held an Easter
Egg Hunt for her Boys and Girls
Community Club" on the lawn
of her home at 80 South Loop.
Those attending were: Betty Lou,
Lois and Sandra Sidney, Billie
Hughes and Louena Hughes, Ray
mond, 10 Ann and Jackie Robin
son and William Watkins. Theo-
dore Taylor, 6-year old president
of the club, was unable to attend
Mrs. Hughes is giving the small
members of this club training in
music and voice The Club is to
sing at the Easter services of the
Triumph Holiness Church in the
Erie Gardens Community Hall
next Sunday morning.
The Howard French family are
moving from the Gardens into
their newly purchased home on
Catawba Island.
Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Ole.
ia Lewis held another of her reg
ular non-denominational Sunday
School classes in the Erie Gar
dens Community Hall Mrs. Lewis
who lives in Lakeside and is 8
teacher in the Port Clinton Pub
lie schools, holds these Sunday
school classes two Sundays of each
month She welcomes children tC
attend these classes regardless OF
their church affiliation and is do
ing a great work with children
who might not otherwise attend
any Sunday School.
Ethel and Charles Bryant anC
sons are driving to Pennsylvania
to visit relatives during Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Nichols
and family are planning to spenG
the Easter weekend with relatives
and friends in Detroit, Mich.
The Leon Thrones gave birth
day party for their daughter IL
Erie Gardens Community Hall las
Saturday afternoon.
Steven Novak is visiting al
aunt, Mrs. Betty Kodraan, in Lor
ain this week.
Miss Eunice Nichols of Erie Gar
dens and Miss Shirley Pollack are
visiting in Fremont this week
. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Perry ant
son visited friends in Fremon
Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-03
ERIE GARDENS
MRS. STEVE NOVAK
Phone 2-5484

Mr. and Mrs. John Halstead and
children of 80 South Loop r e
to leave Friday morning, driving
to Beloit, Wisconsin, where they
will visit with relatives an d
friends during the Easter holidays.
The Rowland Wenzel family,
Center Road, will be visiting with
relatives in Canton, this weekend
The Willie Eaton family of 81
West Loop are moving to Findlay
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Kathy and Janet at Fremont. On
Wednesday evening Pvt. Leow left
for Camp Kilmer, N. j., where he
will receive his assignment for
European duty.
Mrs. Clarence Wormwood, Alice
Flick, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Darr drove to Dayton Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Car
roll and their new baby, Mark
Reese, who was born last Friday
en- his fathers birthday. Mrs. Car
roll is a daughter of Mrs. Worm
wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peters and
Carol Jean of Toledo, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Wade Rice and Rebecca Sue
and Leslie Flick were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Peters.
Raymond Wolf, Shirley Peters.
Jane Young and her guest Shirley
Muser, and Loretta Lipstraw of
Graytown were home for the
weekend from Capitol University
Columbus.
S.A Luther Peters returned to
his base at Quonet, r. l., after
| spending the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Pet
] ers, Sr.
Richard Mylander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Mylander, spent
Sunday with his parents, having
Just returned from the spring
training trip with the Ohio State
University baseball team, which
took him to Cherry Point and
Camp lie Jeune, NC. On Monday
morning he left for Columbus, re-
turning to the campus with him
were his sister, Annette Mylander
and Kathleen Myerholtz.
S.A. Jerry Cutcher returned to
his ship the U.S:< Coast Guard
cutter Westwind at the Curtis
Bay Yard, Baltimore, Md, after
spending a 14-day convaleScent
leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Neal Cutcher. He had been
hospitalized for several weeks
prior to his leave.
Emery Kohlman, Carl MyIander
and Randall Finken returned to
Ohio State University after spend
ing their spring vacation at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Peters en-
tertained at dinner, Sunday, hon
oring their daughter, Mary Lou,
who was confirmed at St. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed Church
at Elmore, Sunday morning. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Marko of Toledo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Zipfel of Elmore; Mr..
and Mrs. William Peters, Miss
Edith Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Peters, Jane and Ronnie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Bloom, Donald, Marilyn
and Jimmy, Tommy and Suzanne
Peters.
DR.. and Mrs. R. D. Heller re-
turned to Oak Harbor Saturday
after having spent the winter in
California and Florida. They spent
the latter part of December and
January with their daughter and
sOn-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. James
Sims and sons, at San Clemente,
Calf, where DR.. Sims is serving
as dentist in the Navy at Camp
Pendleton. The Hellers returned
to Florida during February and
March, travelling a total of more
than 10000 miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Peters, Lyle,
Jane and Ronnie, Mr.. and Mr..
Clayton Peters, Mary Lou, Tommy
and Suzanne, Miss Edith Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Peters and
Judy, Louis Peters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
mer Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Peters, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Bensch called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Meinke, at Toledo,
last Sunday in observance of their
golden wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Meinka is sister of William and
Louis Peters.
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of friends at Doubled Farm, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barnsley
had friends in before the dance.
Following the Cotillion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wilson entertained at
breakfast at their home on Beall
Avenue.
With the Christmas Season ap-
preaching, we are reminded that
this is the season, as some one
has said for sentiment, for re-
membering old friends, for gay
parties, greetings, but most i'm
portant of all, "Peace on earth,
goodwill toward men,, with malice
toward none and charity for all.
Rockvillians may truly get in
to the proper spirit of Christmas
right here in town, for on Sunday,
December 20, the Methodist and
Presbyterian Church choirs are
presenting joint Christmas Con-
cert. A Christmas Oritorio will be
presented, with additional solos. A
feature of the evenings program
will be music by string trio. Mr..
Chester j. Petranek, director of
the Montgomery County Symphony
Orchestra, will be violinist, Mrs.
Bernard Gelvin will play the cello,
while Mr.. Bernard Gelvin will ac-
company them on the piano. The
program will begin at s pm. and
will offer a beautiful selection of
Christmas music.
Listen for the carollers, come
Tuesday night. Thirty young sixth
graders of the Rockville Element
airy School, will tour the town sing
ing the favorite Christmas carols.
Miss Elizabeth Preston, one of the
siXth-grade teachers has been d.
recting the young singers for this
event. Following the carolling, the
group will meet at the annex of
the Methodist Church for refresh
ments, served by Mrs. Frank A.
Tyler, room mother of Miss Pres
toms class. Do listen for those
youngsters, for there is nothing
more wonderful than young voices
singing sacred Christmas carols.
Here's a reminder for you, your
neighbors and friends, men of the
Richard Montgomery High School
PTA and the Lone Oak Element
airy PTA will be selling Christmas
trees again this year at the Fire
mems Carnival Grounds. Help
make this fund raising event the
biggest yet, buy your trees and
support these two PTAs. The sale
begins this week "wednesday, De-
cember 16), and will continue I'M
til the trees and greens are all
sold. (
1t. Ctg.) Robert B. Carter has
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1t. F. C. Baughn,a1,

1t. Francis Claud Baughman, be-
loved husband of the late Irene
Gray Baughman, died suddenly
near his home at Bridgeville, Del,
on Tuesday, December 8, of a
heart attack.
1t. Baughman, was born in
Crawford County, Pa, on Deem
Der 21, 1880, was the son of the
late Cortiss and Rachel Baughman.
He was veteran of the Spanish
American, and the First World
War. He was formally a resident
of Hunting Hill, Md.
He is survived by a half sister;
Mrs. Ellenora Schuermann, of
Manassas, Va. He was a cousin of
Mrs. Zetta Bell, of Meadville, Pa,
Mrs. Myrtle Bailey, Arlington, Va,
Ray Baughman, of Washington,
John E. Baughman, of Alexandria,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-17

Schools previously had been pre-
dominately academic and the move
ment to pay more attention to the
individual was started. IAN effec-
tive school must keep in mind the
individual child, and the emphasis
is on the whole child coming to
school," This includes the mental,
physical, and spiritual side Of the
child, and high-caIibar teachers are
required. .y
Following DR.. Norris address,
jeff Cross, temporary president of
the student council was introduced
by Mrs. Baker. Jeff made the an
nouncement that on December %
Santa will arrive at school and col
lect the donations of the pupils for
the needy, and distribute a treat
to all the children.
Mr.. Bonham conducted the bust
ness meeting, during which Mrs.
Klover announced that the pupils
eyes, weight, and height had been
checked.
Mrs. Ann Darr. reported on the
PTA convention in Baltimore. The
delegates We're very enthusiastic
about the entire program, and were
most impressed by the discussion
of functional and progressive
teaching. sS.. ~
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off for a long-planned trip, for
they knew in a matter of hours,
they would be in sunny California
for a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Williams and her four
youngsters. The Aberts planned a
stop-off in Salt Lake City, where
they expected to have their son,
Private Bache Albert join them for
the rest of the trip. Private Albert
is stationed at Dugway, Utah. 1t
will be real family reunion for
the Aberts who expect to be in
Long Beach through the holiday
season. Their son-in-law, Bob Will
liams, is with the Navy and at
present is on sea duty. He will
not be able to be with his family
at Christmas.
People are talking about: Bill
Barnsley's spectacular capture of
the armed robber on Saturday
(take bow, Bill, you're a brave
manD; our new County Building,
looming on the horizon, with old
glory flying high above all else,
truly thrilling sight; our Post
Office in Rockville, recently re-
modelled with strictly a "new
look, and looking the most like
Christmas of any place We have
seen Chose packages are piled
ceiling high; the Firehouse, how
pretty it looks, with the Christmas
lights, very simple, but most effec-
tive; the windows of the Goodwill
Store, very Christmasy; the win
dows of Genes model shop in
Rockville, displaying beautiful
Nativity scene, which really ex-
emplifies the true meaning of
Christmas.
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been home on leave visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carter.
He reported back to his ship in
San Diego on December 16. After
the first of the year he is ex-
pecting new orders.
Just about the best news in
town this week, is that young
Charles A. Beard, III, better known
as Chick, is at home and conval-
escing nicely from an emergency
appendectomy at Suburban Hos
pital Tuesday night. He really
pulled fast one on his family
and friends
Another piece of good news is
that Zelma and Kirk Sheppard are
at home in Rockcrest after five
years abroad. Kirk has been with
MSA and they have been stationed
in Heidelberg, Berlin, Frankfurt,
Badgodesberg, and just recently
in Paris. Besides their daughter
Susan, and young Edward James,
~, they have a brand new son,
young Kirk Albert, just three
months old.
The New Year will find Martha
and Tony Diamond at home from
Moscow. Word comes from them
that they will not be home for the
holidays, but will spend Christmas
in Frankfurt They are hoping to
be home about January third. Tony
is with the Department of State
in Moscow and he and Martha and
their two young sons have been in
the Russian capital for about a
year and one-half. They are look
ing forward to seeing all their
friends and family and introduc-
ing them to their newest addition,
a baby girl.
Speaking of baby girls, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Pyles of William
Street are receiving congratula-
tons these days over the arrival
OF Anne Howard at Suburban Hos
pital on December first. Anne has
a young brother, Christopher, aged
four. Mr.. Pyles is principal of the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-17
B. Dorsey DOlUney

B. Dorsey Downey, Sandy
Spring, husband of Mary w. Down
ey, died Saturday, December ~.
Services were held at the Warn
err E. Humphrey Funeral Home in
Silver Spring on December IA at
IL am. Interment followed in
Friends Cemetery, Sandy Spring.
In addition to his wife, Mr..
Downey is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Grace D. Riggs, a stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth D. Sharpless;
and two brothers John j. and
Frank j. Downey.
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Poolesville High School.
The Reverend Mr.. Stewart La
bat, Curate of Christ Church and
Ascension Chapel in Gaithersburg,
is to be ordained Priest on Satur-
day, December 10, at 10 am. in
the great church of the Cathedral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Labat have been here
since early summer. With their
two young sons they make their
home in Washington Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Battison
of Rockville have as house guests
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Charles Battison of Hatchend, near
London, and West Clifton Sea on
the English coast. The senior Mr..
and Mrs. Battison were honored
at dinner party given at Norm
andy Farm by their son and daugh-
ter-in-law.
Congratulations are in order for
Dick Disney of the RMHS varsity
football team. He was recently
named on the All-State football
team. Dick played center for The
Rockets this season.
Speaking of Richard Montgom-
cry High School reminds us that
the basketball season is in full
swing. The 9Th, 9th, Nv. and var
sity teams are all playing games
these days. Friday night the var
sity meets Blair at 1880. This is
one of the things you should see"
Come on out, you sports fans, and
see real good game and support
your local team.
More and more our fair County
is Turing the Nations capitals
VIPs. Among one of the latest to
become a neighbor is Scoop Rus
sell, vice president of the National
Broadcasting Company. Scoop and
Phebe and their two youngsters,
Morgan and Gale, have recently
moved into their very attractive
new home in Kenwood. Welcome
neighbor!
Despite Saturdays downpour,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bache Albert took
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-17

Countians gathered some four
hundred strong Friday night for
the Twenty-third Montgomery Co.
tillion at Congressional Club in
Potomac. Traditionally one of the
most popular of the many events
on the social scene, this was no ex-
ception. The members of the Co.
.tillion, all very handsome in their
Evening clothes, escorted their
ladies dressed in their prettiest, to
the very colorful and gay gather
ing which precedes a busy holiday
season. AS is customary at these
semi-annual affairs, many Coun-
tIans gathered here and there DUR
ing the evening for a visit. Pre-
ceding the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
F. l.. Duncan entertained a group
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-17
OBITUARY
George A. Wilson

George Arthur, Wilson, we'll
known farmer of Sandy Spring,
died at his home near Layhill Fri
day, December A. He had long been
active in general farming in Mont
gomery County and was the old
est member of the Enterprise
Farmers Club, having been asso-
ciated with that group for more
than fifty years.
He is survived by his two sons
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TwinbrOOk
Elementary
arent-Teachers

The December meeting of the
Twinbrook Elementary PTA was
opened with three selections sung
by the school choral group. The
new school song written by DR.,
Edda Larrimore and entitled
"Twinbrook" was featured by the
group.
Mr.. Robert Bonham introduced
DR.. Forbes H. Norris, superinten-
dent of Montgomery County
Schools. DR.. Norris spoke of pro-
gressive education and how it is
applied in County Schools, which
have a continually expanding func-
ton with no decrease in sight
Examples cited are: the kinder
gartens, which were started be-
cause of outside pressure.
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Va, and Perl c. Baughman, of
Dickerson.
j Funeral services were held at
Bridgeville on Thursday, and was
conducted by the Veterans of For
eign Wars. Burial was Friday in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-17

Frank F. Wilson and George G..
Wilson, his sister, Mrs. Luther
Muncaster, three grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. -
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