Joseph E Finan dies at 74 long-time publisher in Cumberland
Joseph E Finan 74 longtime president and editor of The Times and Alleganian Company publishers of the Sunday and Evening Times and Cumberland News died at his home about 4 pm after a 10 day illness He was born June 30 1869 near Cumberland and built a career in Maryland journalism serving in leadership roles with state and national associations He is survived by his widow two daughters and a son with funeral set for St Patrick's Catholic Church in Cumberland Rev Gerald Finan to celebrate Mass
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Cumberland
Joseph E. Finan
The
Times and Alleganian Company
Sunday
Evening Times
Cumberland News
Allegany County
Mr. Finan
James and
Annin AteDorogh Pinan
Ireland
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Associated Press
State Editorial Association of
Maryland
Publishers’ Buying Corporation of
New York
Demon Reed Sareend
Cumberland Rotary Club
Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Church
Clara Helen Doerner Finan
Gerald James Finan
St. Thomas Catholic Church
de Smet
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Anna Irene Finan
Mary Josephine Finan
Gerald Finan
St. John's Catholic Church
Frederick
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Rand
Weather and Market Brief for August Precipitation and Grain
The report shows no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am today. August precipitation is 3.93 inches below normal through Aug 1. High yesterday reached 98 and 89 a year ago. low last night 62 and 71 last year. Rivers Monocacy and Potomac are clear at Ceresville and Brunswick. Grain markets note Wheat and Corn figures at 157 and 380 dollars respectively.
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Ceresville
Potomac
Brunswick
Navy Seaman First Class Enlists at Camp Perry Va
The Son of Mrs Della Gibson residing at 10 West Sixth Street entered the Navy on May 24 and is now at Camp Perry Virginia.
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Della Gibson
West Sixth Street
Camp Perry
The
Navy
Three Maryland Deaths Reported in Brunswick Walkersville and Browningsville
Deaths include Lewis Bats Lewis Butz aged 86 at his daughter’s summer home in Brunswick. Eugene A. Jamison age 73 dies near Bowie. survived by wife and eight grandchildren. Mrs Mary E Dudrow widow of Jacob H Dudrow dies at Walkersville home aged 82. Details of funeral arrangements and cemeteries listed for each case.
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Lewis
Lewis Butz
C. E. Barger
Henry Butz
Baltimore
Ska. m
Barger
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Karl Mumford
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Brooklyn
Maryland
C. H. Feete
Bro
Eugene A. Jamison
Bowie
Exie Jamison
Estelle Bart
Barnesville
Edith Jamison
Arlington
Claudia Morningstar
Purdum
Leo Jamison
Charles Jamison
Dickerson
Bethesda Chapel
Browningsville
William 8
Hilton
Mary E. Dudrow
Mary Elizabeth Dudrow
Jacob H. Dudrow
Walkersville
Clyde Fogle
John and
Elizabeth Bostion
United Brethren Church of
Clarence C. Dudrow
Winfield Clem
Fogle
Leland Kepler
Washington
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Funeral Notices From Local Area Churches and Cemeteries
The community honors several deceased individuals with multiple funeral services held across Wheeling and nearby towns. Wilson B Hallar, Alcinda Wachter, John Nathaniel Fox, William Henry Hurd, Eva May Ogle and Eva Hagans are remembered in services at Mt Olivet Mt Hope Pleasant Hill and Silver Hill churches with funeral directors C E Cline Sons and M R Etchison Son coordinating.
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Alcinda Wachter
Mgr
Walter C. Zimmerman
Presstman Street
Baltimore
Walkersville
Edward F. Hoffmeier
Alville Conner
Clarence Batrick
Allen Ramsburg
Silas
Harry
Thomas
John Cramer
Mt Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Eva May Ogle
East Church Street
Middle Alley
Silver Hill Methodist Church
Mount Pleasant
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Personal News Roundup From Frederick City
Mrs Caroline R Wood of the Red Cross Statistical Division returns to Washington after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Davis at Fountain Mills. Several area families entertain weekend guests and announce births at Frederick City Hospital including a son born to Mr and Mrs Fred Garner of Rocky Ridge and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stoll Kemp of New Market. Pvt and Mrs Joan S Haller welcome daughter Barbara Ebberts at Frederick City Hospital while Pvt Haller serves at Camp Hulen Texas. Corporal Alvie L Ridgely on a 15 day furlough and promoted to corporal. Dr Benjamin Meeks and Miss Jean Collmus spend vacations with family. Lieutenant Hugh A Ridenour Navy veteran visits with his father and wife in Frederick. The note mentions travels to Camp Nawakwa Biglerville Pa Denver Col Troutdale and other places with friends and relatives.
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Caroline R. Wood
Statistical Division of the Red Cross
Washington
Carl Davis
Fountain Mills
H. N. Mauck
J. H. Humphreys
Indian Spring Village
Silver Spring
C. E. Meitzler
Baltimore
H. J. Leichert, Jr
Detroit
Meitzler
Fred Garner
Rocky Ridge
Frederick City Hospital
Stoll Kemp
New Market
Joan S. Haller
Barbara Ebberts
Pvt. Haller
Camp Hulen
Tex
1 Corp
Alvie L. Ridgely
Camp Maxey
Texas
Jefferson
William H. Ridgely
Corp
Ridgely
Benjamin Meeks
West Second Street
Cape May
N. J
Jean Collmus
Staunton
A. B. Collmus
College Place
Atlanta
Charles R. Anders
West South Street
Camp Nawakwa
Biglerville
Audrey Mitchell
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Hugh A. Ridenour
Navy
Ridenour
A. C. Palmer
Thirteenth’ Street
Pearl Harbor
Sid
San Diego
Calif
Charles Edgar Ridenour
Blue Ridge
Dhutte
Palmer
Lynn Smith
Walkersville
Denver
Colo
Sam C Newman
Newman
Troutdale
the Pines
Grayson S Burrier
Grayson D Burrier
Walketeville
Camp Pickell
Multiple Maryland Weddings Highlight Summer Ceremonies
A series of quiet weddings unfolds in Maryland with Miss J Ellen McGaha and Thomas F West uniting in Rockville in a 2:15 p.m. ceremony, Miss Doris E Baer and Robert E Smith marry at Parkway Church of God parsonage, and Miss Mary Oliver Wingett with Kenneth Samuel Garber wed at Nazarene parsonage. Attendants include Hazel M King and Carl Rudell Angleberger, with bride outfits in navy teal and pink, and couples planning to reside with families or at the bride’s home in coming days.
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West—McGaha
J. Ellen McGaha
Brunswick
Thomas F. West
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Tyler
Rockville
Hazel M. King
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Marshall
Sandy Spring
Mrs. West
Washington
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Smith—Baer
Robert E. Smith
Gard Smith
Blain
Doris E. Baer
Luther Baer
Lanflisbure
Parkway Church of God Parsonage
Edna Nash
Libertytown
Carl Rudell Angleberger
Woodsboro
Pride
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area residents
Among the sick Mrs Ransom R Lewis near Frederick has been ill for weeks and entered University Hospital Baltimore Monday evening. Mr John N Clary West Second Street remains in satisfactory condition at Frederick City Hospital. Mr Arthur F Sherald east of Frederick, previously at Union Memorial Baltimore for five weeks, is improving and plans to return home in about two weeks. Mr Esgar McCardell, at Lamar Home Middletown, is much improved and back home on Braddock Heights. Greenland sheep feed out most of winter. weather there milder than parts of Montana.
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Ransom R. Lewis
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
John N. Clary
West Second Street
Frederick City Hospital
Arthur Fo Sherald
Union Memorial Hospital
Esgar . McCardell
Lamar Home
Middletown
Hushottie
Braddock Heights
Von Ribbentrop seeks place to stay amid war notes
Parliament member Davison indicates he will ask Foreign Secretary Eden whether London officials shared details of Von Ribbentrop and whether neutral actions followed Allied notes warning against aggression. Also notes 867th birthday of William Morsell, Frederick County resident and former educator, to be observed at Frederick City Hospital.
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London
Willam I Morsell
Amare New Market
Frederick Ccounty
Frederick City Hospital
Mr. Morsell
Armour and Company suspends Hagerstown operations
The Armour and Company wholesale arm announced the Hagerstown branch will pause this week due to meat industry conditions. Retailers in Hagerstown will be served via shipments from the Ballimore branch. In local equity court, Grace M. Coblentz filed a cross bill for absolute divorce against Harry B. Coblentz, Braddock Heights merchant.
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Brandie
Hagerstown
Armour and Company
Hagerstows
Edward Lo Rather
Ballinore
Ross Bill
Grace M. Coblentz
Harry B. Coblentz
Braddock Heights
Coblentz
William M. Storm
Local For Sale And Auction Notices In One Page
Multiple small ads list antiques, furniture, hats, livestock, and events. Entries reference sellers such as CARL L. RAMSBURG and WILLIAMSON'S DRUG STORE with dates including August 1 and September 15. locations span Frederick Maryland and nearby towns. Fees and items include an antique platform rocker for $8, various rockers, bakery and millinery sales, and a Junior Fire Company crab feast on August 6 1943. The page features auctions, public sales, and community notices amid wartime consumer ads and junk collection offers.
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Joseph B. Finan
Joseph B. Finah
William Gibson
Wilson B. Hallar
Wheeling, W. V3
East Patrick Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Veautifus
Taeet Scheller
Rennatt
Sidney Hickman
Walter Kelly
Onley Renn
Arthur Fogle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
John Nathaniel Fox
Alonzo W. Fox
Gambrill State Park
Shookstown
Maurice F. Klipp
Joseph Jones
Thomas Eyler
Joseph Stupp
Roy Kline
Charles Masser
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Yellow Springs
William Henry Hurd
Oscar Hurd
Asbury Methodist Church
B. A. Dyson
E. E. Williams
Oscar Jackson
Charles Wimbs
John Leeks
William B. Leeks
WADA
Tory
JLIRV
Biemer
Fifth Avenue
India
Avenue D
Greenland
Montana
von Ribbentrop
North Market 51
Bingo
Lo.c.f. Temple
West 7Th ST
Wachter and Hildebrand
Luther Ride
Linganore Road
Carl L. S. Ramsburg
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Darice
al Braddock Heights
Zell Smith
Waynesboro
Pen Mar
Elm St
Junior Fire Company
Charles E Troxell
East Datrick
St. Prederich, Md
Lengstomp
Mitra
Water Street
Labovitz Dept. Stone
Oy Manes
Maxstitty
Williamson
Frederik, Md
G. H. Mercer & Son
Grayson Hf
Mercer
Bon
Tate
Fred- Ho Oats Grayson
Mercer & Son
St Frederick Ma
Lkely
Howard
J Ricalde
Lowh Market Street
Frederick, Md
Proules Finance CO
North Court St
Freestone
Catoctin Mountain
Thurmont
C. Kebbiugh
Uphone
Freitertek
Mal
P. Luther Rice
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
4Th Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L Gastley and Sons
Chick Hatenery
Sock Beller
Market St
Western
Geedon
Gell
Ore Nee Real Estate
East Third St
Keefer M. Koogle
Hillside Coal Co
East Second St
Bet Place
Sunrise
Villamile Tast
Frederick Gas
Keefer M Koogle
Morealin
Wertinghouse
Marion E. Ramsburg
Vphans T Court
Frederick County
O. R. McIntyre Maraans
Mattie
Keller Ford
Patrick St
Patrick
Kemp's Men's Store
United States
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cameron Charles Kehne
Maple Ave
Bertie L .Meadows
Rela
General Assembly of
Marsiane
joNice of
Richard M Zachartas
Tacene
dAug
Elizabeth Wall
Landis
Curtis Bay
Agath E Zimmerman
Frederick Md
Falddl
Sun Market
Scotina
Austin Manis Paone
Mopkins
Philip Lee
Urbana
Oden
Labority Dent
Canady
Woo Miller
Davenport
Dill Avenue
Ater
Cramer's Palace
Potts & Griffin
Bronc and
STN
Joun Tt Cheatham
D. A
Chevrolet Sales Inc
East Patrick Frederick
Noah E. Cramer
CITY
Noaher Cramer & Som Realtors
North Court St Frederick
Grace Linive Hargett
Church St
Marysyile
C. DeGrange
Rodock
E. Patrick Street
Markell Baker
South Market St
East 4Th
Rosemont Ave
Thbatch
Uaokeeter
Grayson P. Wachter
South
East Srcoe
S Market St
Clarke Place
H.C. JP Brant
Alley
Samual H. Young
Sau Hange
Frederick News-Post
Badu
Ted Benita
Chilton Greetings
Essex
Dept
Boston
Mass
Fahmer
Glade Valley Farm
Jeddie
Walkersyile
Frederick News-Posit
Henry S . DeGrange
Grant Street
T-Baciere
Frederck Newa
Cramer
Barbara Fritchie Shaene
Gregery
Stauh
Frederick Lachem
Creagerstown
Aurroanda
Walkersville High
Lowell Tire
West
Second St
Arie Dam
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