OBIT: Jeanne (FLANIGAN) RANDLE, 1995, of interest in Somerset County, PA
  
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  RANDLE
  
  Mrs. Jeanne Flanigan Randle, 67, formerly of Silver Spring, Md., who
  resided at 2464 Bear Den Rd., Frederick, Md. died on Wednesday, Sept. 6,
  1995, of cancer at the Frederick Memorial Hospital.  She was the wife of 43
  years of Capt. James. P. Randle, USCG (ret.).  Born in Philadelphia, Nov. 5,
  1927, Mrs. Randle was a daughter of the late Ambrose Russell and Norine
  Minerva Hess Flanigan.  She earned her BA and MA degrees from the University
  of Maryland.  She taught English and Drama at Takoma Park Junior High and
  Tilden Middle School in Montgomery County until her retirement in 1986.
  Under her maiden name, Jeanne Flanigan, made her Broadway debut in 1949 in
  the play, "Goodby My Fancy" starring Madeline Carroll.  She worked with Kay
  Francis in several summer stock productions and played roles in the
  national touring companies of "The Philadelphia Story" and "Dear Ruth."  She
  also appeared in stage, radio and television productions with actors Claude
  Raines, Karl Malden and Melvin Douglas.  Member of All Saints Episcopal
  Church and the Worman's Mill Civic Association.  A docent of the Historical
  Society of Frederick County.  Surviving in addition to her husband, and
  three sons, James Randle and his wife, Joyce Zellweger Randle of
  Alexandria, Va., Russell Randle and wife, Julia E. Randle, of Arlington,
  Va., and Jonathan Randle, Silver Spring, two brothers, Ambrose Russell
  Flanigan, Bristol, Pa., and Robert P. Flanigan of Lighthouse Point, Fla.,
  one sister, Annafaye Lynch, Philadelphia and five grandchildren, Katherine
  E. Randle, Sarah P. Randle, James M. Randle, Meredith J. Randle and Stephen
  R. Randle.  Family will receive friends at the Keeney and Basford Funeral
  Home, 106 East Church St., Frederick, from 7 - 9 p.m. Sunday.  Funeral
  services held at 1 p.m. Monday, All Saints Episcopal Church, 108 W. Church
  St. The Rev. James R. Seale, rector of the church will officiate.  Interment
  in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick.  In lieu of flowers, the family
  suggests memorials to the Historical Society of Frederick County, 24 E.
  Church St., Frederick, Md. 21701.
  
  Daily American, September 9, 1995
  
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