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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1947
Page
13
The VA notes that burial allowances may be requested by veterans with wartime service and a non dishonorable discharge. An American headstone or grave marker may be provided by the Quartermaster Department and space may be arranged near the veteran's burial site. Forms are available from VA offices and a local veteran liaison.
Local column lists weekend guests and family visits in Lovettsville and nearby towns. entries mention Mrs Edith Br urs and Diedrich family as well as relatives from Aldie Hay Market Brussmex Washington Falls Church and Baltimore with Easter gatherings and early 20th century parish ties.
Easter is noted with family visits in Warren Virginia and Clarendon Virginia as Raymond Womeldorph visits Canton Ohio and relatives. Weekend guests include Guy E South Jr Ernie Williams Mary Smith and families in Clarendon while others attend Mass Kate Lee Marrington and Shirley Sam at False Church. Students from Harvard Radford Bridgewater Susquehanna Hood colleges are listed among residents home for vacation. James George recovers from appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital and Sterling Rich reports grippe at home in Washington. The Mine Society of St James Reformed met at Mrs Walter Smith home with fourteen members.
Mrs. Hogan visits daughter Mrs. Clarence Welsh in Arlington. Nancy Jeffreys and Marlin Dickens of Keesville Virginia visit aunt Mrs. John George. A son, Perry David, born April 1 to Mr. and Mrs. George Menteer. Louis Randolph born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cost at Frederick City Hospital.
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