Deaths in Point of Rocks and Clarksburg Rites Held
Mrs Mary Esther Spring aged 80 dies at Point of Rocks widow of James Franklin Spring. Survived by six children, one granddaughter, two brothers and one sister. Funeral at M E church Point of Rocks with interment Mt Olivet Frederick. Maggie Cornelia Carroll colored dies at Clarksburg aged 57. Survived by five daughters, three sons, four step-children and 24 grandchildren. Services at Hopeland Methodist Church with burial in church cemetery. Roy W Barber director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Spring
Mary Esther Spring
James Franklin Spring
Point of Rocks
M. E. Church of
William
Knoxville
James Emory
Kimmel
Ind
Lawson
Cleveland
Fred
Frederick
Casper
Mary Marie Babbington
Washington Snoots
Columbus
Thomas Snoots
Arlington
Ella Compher
Washington
D. C
M. E
Henry Lamb
Mt, Olivet Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Maggie Cornelia Carroll
Clarksburg
Grace Williams
Stevensville
Ohio
Naomi Carroll
Margaret Hackey
Hyattsown
Ruth Hackey
Hyattstown
Mary E. Carroll
Walter B. Brown
Flint Hill
Elvin M. Brown
This City
Calvin C. Carroll
Funeral services for Miss Julia Catherine Fry
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. for Miss Julia Catherine Fry who died Thursday at her home 226 East Third Street. In Jefferson Lutheran church Rev. George H. Seiler officiated. Pallbearers: Albert L. Bussard Luther D. Bussard H C Summers Alonzo Darner Harry W Wise J Keller Miller. Choir sang Asleep In Jesus and Abide With Me. Interment in adjoining cemetery. M RB Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Catherine Fry
East Third Street
Jefferson Lutheran Church
George H. Seiler
Albert L. Bussard
Luther D. Bussard
H. C. Summers
Alonzo Darner
Harry W. Wise
J. Keller Miller
Jesus
M. RB. Etchison and Son
Early Spring Fruits And Vegetables Here
Fresh fruits and vegetables appear early this season with plentiful supply expected despite higher prices. Louisiana strawberries replace Florida berries at stands, while home grown produce and southern shipments expand assortments including peas and carrots from California and cabbage from the Carolinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Louisiana
Florida
California
Carolinas
Texas
Weather summary and a dairy note from the year 1942
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am zero, April to date 0.88 inch, April normal 3.39 inches, actual April 1941 3.67 inches, year to date deficiency 1.04 inches. Yesterday high 87, last year 73. low 47, last year 39. Sunset 7:59 pm, sunrise 6:17 am, mean rise 5:36 pm. Moon set 5:03 am tomorrow. A grain rich diet increases milk yield as stated by law.
War Quiz 1 Picture shows Navy Cross award ribbon
A wartime quiz item asks what medal the Navy Cross ribbon represents and which material is crucial to American war effort. It mentions 27 peewee units advancing into Burma to threaten Allied supply of another essential material and asks which metal Canada produces in greatest quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
America
Canada
Weddings Hahn Gerrich Tie The Knot In Calvary Church
May L Gerrich and Oh M Hahn wed at Calvary Methodist Church with Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks officiating. Attendants were Paul and Mrs Haupt, brother and sister of the bride. The bride wore heavenly blue. groom a Frederick High School graduate of 1933 employed as driver for Citizens Truck Co. The bride, Frederick High School class of 1939, to be secretary to attorney Charles McC. Mathias. The ceremony notes and corsages, with both families attending, mark a formal early 1940s local wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Gerrich
Calvary Methodist Church
Howard W. Gerrich
West Pateaoottae
Oh M. Hahn
Claude S. Hahn
North Market Street
Benjamin W. Meeks
Paul G. Haupt
Silver Spring
Seeger Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Philip Seeger of East Patrick street observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary quietly today. Naomi Nickels Krepps leaves for Parkersburg West Virginia and Long Bottom Ohio for visits. Richard T Brachey and Chester Stone announce births at Frederick City Hospital. Morris Simon dies in Washington DC at 55. funeral in DC draws over a thousand. Gochnauer and Turpin couples celebrated. Lamar returns from Tuscarora visit. Topper announces Baltimore birth of son Philip Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Seeger
East Patrick Street
Naomi Nickels Krepps
B. and O
Parkersburg
W. Va
Longbottom
Richard T. Brachey
Trail Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Chester Stone
Sjamsville
Croghan
Washington, D. C
Morris Simon
Simon
Simon, Koenigsberger and Young
Frederick
Carl O. Gochnauer
Adamstown
W. M. Turpin, Jr
Tuscarora
J. T. Shafer
South Hill
Shafer
Leo Topper
Baltimore
Philp Douglas
St. Joseph's Hospital
Topper
Anna Mae Gelwicks
Alan Gelwicks
Emmitsburg
Five Killed When U S Bomber Crashed at Kansas City
April 26 report says a two motor bomber carrying five men crashed and burned minutes after takeoff from Fairfax airport Kansas City Ras all aboard killed Plane traveled over Missouri River then crashed north of municipal airport near a railroad embankment North American Aviation Inc listed the dead as Raymond B Quick pilot Oran B Sims co pilot and Charles F Frederick Edward R Karkora and Joseph R Peacher engineers Quick a test pilot was a World War II veteran who helped survey Manila bound routes prior to Pacific Clipper flights London April 27 Dr Hubertus J Van Mook Netherlands East Indies official arrived from New York Marriage licenses issued recently at Westminster to H Weldon Mackley and Mary K Edwards Taneytown and to Willham E Franklin and Julia M Caple Mt Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fairfax
Ras
Missouri River
North American Aviation Inc
Raymond B. Quick
Oran B. Sims
Charles F. Frederick
Edward R. Karkora
Joseph R. Peacher
Quick
Philippines
Bureau of Air Commerce
CAA
Westminster
H. Weldon Mackley
Mary K. Edwards
Taneytown
Willham
E. Franklin
Julia M. Caple
Mt. Airy
Papers To Be Read By Hood Students This Week
Hood College readings feature Miss Anna Mary Messerly on Anglo Russian Entente of 1907 followed by Miss Mary Davis on lyric poetry and music in seventeenth century England. Miss Margaret Lincoln and Miss Margery Taylor present work relief history and slums housing United States Housing Authority Philadelphia studies with public readings open to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Russia
Mary Davis
Tyrone
Brodbeck Hall
Miss Taylor
United States Housing Authority
Philadelphia
Gospel Rally Draws Large Washington Audience at City Opera House
A Sunday afternoon gospel rally at City Opera House drew attendees from Washington DC and several Maryland and Pennsylvania cities. Speakers included Rev B Rittenhouse and Rev W S Snowden with local preachers and dignitaries such as Judge Edward S Delaplaine and Captain G E Stovall. The Happy Four Quartet performed and organizers listed Miss Edna Myers and Miss Phebus as rally secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
New York City
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Westminster
York Springs
Philadelphia
Frederick
City Opera House
B. Rittenhouse
W. S. Snowden
Rittenhouse
Mrs. Owens
Pearl Walters
James T Wilson
Bllien
T City
L. Grace
Edward S. Delaplaine
G. E. Stovall
B. B. Brickley
Jack Webber
Charles H. McGonnagill
Jacob France
Robert Stanton
Theodore H. McKeldin
Howard Jackson
Herbert R. O'Conor
Millard F. Tydings
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Wallkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Happy Four
Edna Myers
Miss Phebus
New Windsor Hosts Double Wedding Ceremonies
In New Windsor two couples tied the knot at a United Brethren parsonage ceremony. Kathalene Poole became Mrs Newell Devilbiss and Mabel Esworthy wed Kenneth Poole in a double wedding conducted by Rev. Clyde Morningstar. Both brides wore powder blue ensembles and pink rosebud corsages, with receptions afterward. The Pooles will reside in Braddock Heights and the Devilbisses at 12 West Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathalene P. Harmon
Edward W. Poole
Braddock Heights
Newell B. Devilbiss
W. S. Devilbiss
New Windsor
Mabel N. Esworthy
Albert Esworthy
Airy
Kenneth D. Poole
United Brethren Parsonage
Clyde Morningstar
Elworthy
Poole
Devilbiss
West Thirteenth Street
Health notes from Frederick area residents
Among The Sick the condition of Mr. Edgar Nico demus Buckeystown was said to be improved today at the Frederick City Hospital. Mr. Raymond R Zimmerman Dill avenue who has been a patient at Wilmer Eve Institute Baltimore has returned to his home. Mrs Stewart Filby 210 East Fifth street is confined to her bed with a severe attack of neuritis Mr Howard Brown who has been ill with streptococcie sore throat at his home 140 West South street is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander—Goncalves
Bella Goncalves
John Goncalves
Newport News
Eugene A. Alexander
Itt
A. Alexander
East Third Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
Baltimore
Mann
Allen F. Sherald
Virginia Goncalves
Alexander
Atlantic City
Avon Apartments
St. Vincent's School
Providence Hospital
Washington
Paul Berman
Frederick High School
Mount St. Mary's College
Baltimore University Law School
Edgar Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Frederick City Hospital
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Dill Avenue
Wilmer Eve Institute
Stewart Filby
East Fifth Street
Howard Brown
West South Street
Local Mentions Special Notice and Public Sale Details
Local notice from Herbert Bub Eppley Mannis the Tailor at 35 E Patrick St promotes markers cash market and meats. Public sale Tuesday April 28 at 12 30 pm four miles east of Frederick on Gas House road includes three head of cattle house furnishings antique carpenter and garage tools with cash terms. Auctioneers Glenn Trout and R L Kelly clerk. Salvage for victory offers high prices for rubber tires tubes boats shoes scrap iron copper and other items delivered to 310 312 Chapel Alley between East Third and Fourth Streets. Frederick Junk Company advertises I beams angle iron pipe cow barn posts and custom cut material from Frederick, Md. Frank L. Gastley and Sons phone 383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Gas House Road
Cashi E.ghost
Glenn Trout
R. L Kelly
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Multiple Notices and Events Gather at Frederick Area in April
A mix of notices and ads details nominations for Eagles officers on April 29, a coat sale for children ages 2 to 16 from Hendrickson’s, a public sale postponed to an unspecified later date at 209 Dill Ave, a weekly roller skating instruction starting April 30 with various themed nights, a heartfelt card of thanks from the Mitchell family for support during illness and death, auto club insurance offers with 20 percent dividend for policyholders, and a real estate listing for a seven room semi bungalow near Frederick with heat and fruit trees on 3 acres near Route 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Stoker
Gettysburg
Rice & Stevens Real Estate
East Third St
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Newaraper
Mariana Diez-Rivas
Richmond, Va
Fleagle
Grimes
Rachael Grimes
Malter's Station
Edward Grimes
George H. Fleagle
Thurmont
George W. Fleagle
Philip Bower
Elias Lutheran Church
U. S
London
Hubertus J. van Mook
Netherlands East Indies
New York
Hood
West
Patrick ST
Marker
Herbert
Bub Eppley
Mannis the Tailor
E. Patrick ST
Richard T. Bruchey
Hendrickson
Dill Ave
W. C. Harshman
Archie Mitchell
Frederick County
Ralpin W. Boyer
Mgr
Automobile Club of Maryland
Francis Scott Key Hotel
R. C
Karl Jacobson
Roger Brooke Taney
Housing Authority
City of Frederick
East Church Street
Reliable Junk CO
M. Scelar
Prop
Water Street
N. Bentz St
Beauty
Austin C. Powell
East Sixth St
Georgia
Washington D
Noah E. Cramer
Western Maryland Trust CO
Odd Fellows ‘Temple
W. 7Th St
Frederick News-Post
Walkeraville
Maryland
F C. Engel Watchery
Union Bridge
Citizens National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank OF
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
W. HL OB. Anders
W Bartgis Storm
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Azat
Lewis M. Sponseller
Aast
Cashter
Apt
Howard A. Grof
Court Street
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
Frederickk County
Bertie Barton
Orphans’ Court of
Bertie Barton Inte
Frederck County
Pinkney A. Richardson
T. Clyde Boutson
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
James Tony Howard
Alton ¥. Bennett
Roy ©. Leatherman
Willy
Braddock
High ‘Knob
Emmert R. Bowlus
Court St
W. F. Harshman
Lewistown
13Th St
Market St
Thomas
Hiram G. Thomas
T. D. Oden
Orchard Ave
Frederick Md
Zia
D. W. Kehne, Jr
Unionville
Sears Farm
Rand
Henry C Kranty
Mt Airy
Forest Glen
E. L. Umberger
Frederick Rt
Fourth St
West Patrick St
MT Leigh
Hagerstown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walton
Cramer Baripaia Frisghie Shaane
Charles H. Conley
James H. Gamballi
Daniel Baker, Jr
Hiolmes D. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newman
R. W. Harbaugh
W. H. B. Anders
Federal Reserve System
Keefer M. Koogle
Sute Victory Garden
Lee Place
Sunrise Villa
Ko Mile
Gas House Pike
Bath
N. Market Street
Magnolia Ave
G. H. Mercer & Son
Grayson H. Mercer and Son
Bungslow
N. Court St. Frederick
Luther Rice
Yond College
West College
Fairview Avenue
West Fourth
Secion
Carroll
Widdletown Valley
Gilmore R Flautt
Potts & Griffin
Calcotin Mountains
Potts & Griffin Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
E. Patrick
Wc.erick, Md
West Church St
Frederick St
Singer
Young Oliver
Cramer
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market
Rees Frederick
Harera Ferry
Potomac Byproducts Company
H. C. Summers and Co
Swtt
East 4Th St
Ezra Houck
Second St
East Third St. S
Morris T. DeLauter
W. Patrick S
Hansonville
John B. Grimes
W. Patrick St
Carroll St
Madison St
North Market
North Court
Gilmore R. Flautt
George S. Radock
East 2Nd St
West South St
West St. St
East Patick St
Frederick News- Post
Charles Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
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