Deaths of Mrs Bernard H Spalding Mrs Annie L Spalding
Obituary notices summarize the deaths of Mrs Annie Louise Spalding and Mrs Mary Jane Lantz and Mrs Helen Virginia Mansfield. Spalding died after a stroke at 75 in Thurmont with a large surviving family including children Bernard Blaine Charles W Horace Walter and daughters in Thurmont Sleepy Creek and York Haven. Lantz died suddenly at Emergency Hospital with two daughters Grace Murray and E B Fleming and son Robert Lantz and sister Effie Harbaugh. Mansfield died at 42 in Baltimore after an 18 month illness leaving husband Frank Mansfield and two children, Dozer and Rice, with services planned in Thurmont Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard H. Spalding
Annie Louise Spalding
Bernard Hampton Spalding
Charles W. Spalding
Thurmont
William and
Elizabeth Bingham Webb
Bernard Blaine
Charles W
Horace F
Hagerstown
Walter K
York Haven
Clyde Stitely
Eva FP. Litten
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
E. D. Bright
Robert Huebner
United Brethren Cemetery
M. L
Mary J. Lants
Mary Jane Lantz
John R. Lantz
Jeremiah and
Savilla Buhrman Fisher
Lantz
E. B. Fleming
Philadelphia
Grace Murray
Johnstown
Robert Lantz
Montana
Effie Harbaugh
Highfield
C. H. Corbett
M. L. Creager and Son
Frank Mansfield
Helen Virginia Mansfield
Wisner Street
Harvey O
Ardeen Burdette Smith
Methodist Church
Mansfield
Dozer
Baltimore
Robert . Rice
U. S. Army
Bee O. Smith
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Soa
Funeral for Miss Mary M Hamilton Held at Dill Avenue
The funeral for Miss Mary M. Hamilton, who died Monday afternoon, was held Thursday at 2 PM from her home at 251 Dill Avenue. Rev. K D Swecker and Rev. William C. Royal officiated. Pallbearers included Alton Whitmore, Irvin Ramsburg, Stephen Langley, Raymond Zimmerman, Grayson Nikirk, and Dr. M C Stickney. Interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Hamilton
Dill Avenue
K. D. Swecker
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Alton Whitmore
Irvin Ramsburg
Stephen Langley
Raymond Zimmerman
Grayson Nikirk
M. C. Stickney
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Illness Roundup From Frederick Area Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs Basil Sanders near Motter's Station was reported critically ill after an operation at Frederick City Hospital. 11 year old Michael Shipley was admitted to Union Memorial Baltimore for observation after two convulsions. Ruth Kemp returned home from Montgomery General Hospital after a minor hand operation. Betty Bowers returned home from University Hospital Baltimore after 17 days and is improving. Mrs Lewis Lee and Mrs Louise Fox are ill or improving at Frederick City Hospital. William Heim has been ill at home but is up and about. Byron Harley was moved to West Baltimore General Hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Sanders
Motter’s
Frederick City Hospital
Michael Shipley
Harry Shipley
North Market Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Ruth Kemp
Washington
Libertytown
Montgomery General Hospital
Betty Bowers
Raymond E. Bowers
East Eighth Street
University Hospital
Lewis Lee
Hamilton Avenue
Louise Fox
Catoctin Avenue
William Heim
Park Avenue
Byron E. Harley
Yellow Springs
West Baltimore General Hospital
M. R. Etchison
Weather summary for August 1943 and recent days
The report notes none precipitation in the 24 hours to 8 am today and August precipitation at 13 inches for the year to date. August normal is 4.33 inches, actual to date 1.53 inches through August 1943. 1944 precipitation shortfall to August 1 is 1.1 inches. Yesterday high 92, last night low 6. moon and sun times given. river conditions show Potomac clear at Knoxville and Monocacy, with other spots cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Knoxville
Monocacy
Ceresville
Morale Of Londoners High Amid Buzz Bombings
Captain William Haller Jr. recalls London during rocket bombings and blitz, praising civilian courage and asking for newsreels. He describes travels in Scotland, Algeria, Naples, and Italy with AMG, noting the tense alert, communal aid after crashes, and his attachment to London and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland
William Harry Haller
Algeria
Bizerte
Sicilian
AMG
Italy
Naples
England
American Expeditionary Forces
States
Reggie
Great Station
Capitano
Winners In Flower And Garden Show Selected
A flower and garden show in Baker Park drew 76 entries judged by the American Women's Voluntary Services Victory Garden committee. Winners include Mildred Toberg, Barbara Beall, Shirley Wagner, Reuben Blank and others across categories such as three large zinnias, dwarf zinnias, flowers of various sizes, and several arrangements. Also noted were Bronze Star recipient Capt. Frank Bane, WVA graduate, and a Home furlough for Pvt. Charlotte P. Bowers. Deeds for multiple properties were recorded in the clerk's office, including a $4,300 sale at 118-120 Pine Avenue and a $4,000 Rockwell Terrace lot transfer to W. Clinton McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Voluntary Services
Victory Garden Committee
Baker Park
T. Stuart Haller
Victor M. Marken
Carlos M. DeGarmendia
A. B. Cotlmyps
W. T. Delaplaine
Zinnias
Mildred Toberg
Bobby Kauffman
Barbara Beall
Joan Summers
Mary Holt
Flowers
Kenny Cotter
Louise Toms
Dick Ray
Shirley Wagner
Marie Burgee
Polly Lockard
Reuben Blank
Betty Yinger
Butch” Wisner
Peggy Wolfe
Peggy Smith
Albert Houff
Meredith Cole
Buddy Larkin
Francis McL. Mantz
Luzerne County
Charles F. Kemp
Pine Avenue
Charles A. Opel, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
L. L. Wilson
W. Clinton McSherry
Public Sale Notice at Superior Market and area shops
Public sale announced for August 19 at 10 a.m. one mile east of Graceham offering 50 head of dairy cattle hogs and farming equipment. Auctioneers Glenn Trout and Emory E Rice with R L Kelly as clerk. Also ads for smoked bacon clothing and assorted goods at local shops and notices from several Frederick businesses and farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham
Emory E
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orson Welles
Globe
Tizzi Ouzou
Tizzi Ovzou
Casablanca
Tyrrhenian Sea
Anzio
Capri
Vesuvius
Charles Town
Frank Bane
Normandy
Captain Bane
West Virginia University
Charlotte P. Bowers
WAC
Major's Field
Greenville
Tex
East Lighth Street
Bartie
Memoriam
Maude
Alexander
Mary
Allison
Leeal
Superior Market
Market St
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Staub
Denbrook
Henry's
N. Market ST
Herman Snowden
S. Klein
N. Market Street
OLD Oak Dairy, Inc
Linthicum
Zion Church
Bloomfield
E. Church Street
Br. Ricalde
South Market ST
Rochester
Kelbaugh Orchards
Iva C. Kelbaugh
Brunswick
Army
Miller's Shoe Repairing
Rocky Hill Church
Woodsboro
Cordwood
Dude Ranch
Betty Jay
The
Plainsmen
Utrainy
Dairyman
Call
Rockville
A. G. Watkins
Mountain View Park
Benefit Methodist Church
Hyattstown
Hill Crest Orchards
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
Frederick Junk Company
Frank &. Gastley and Sons
Bia Ae
Wachter and
Hildesrand
Hendrickson
Uncle Cal
Frederick
M. Buckington
Barbara Fritchie
E. Patrick Street
Edith G. Seidling
C. ©. Renn
Braddock Pavilion
Joe Stephens
Var Iv
Carly
Braddock
Remsberg
Wm. A. Miller
Bill's Sandwich Shop
Karol
Zenith
W. A. R. Bell
W. Patrick Street
Weil Brothers
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
West Fifth Street
Bentz St
Dr. Lansdale
Sycamore
Noah E. Cramer
Sun
Noah E
Cramer
G. BH. Mercer & Son
Colliz
West Second St. Or
Drummine Woods
New London
Paul Greff
New Darke i
Boonsboro Carnival
Bob Harris
Stouffer Ants Walkeraville
Claude Thomee
Warner Buckeystown
Hubert P. Burdette
Elec
Mt Airy. Md
Frederick News-Poat
Hillside Motor CO
Grayson H Mercer & Son
Court St
Praderick
Studebaker Demonstrator
Chevrolet
Nash
Studebaker Commander
Dodge
Ford Tudor
Pontiac
W. 5Th Street
Studzbaker
Luther Ramsburg
Lewistown
Monrovia
J. Glas Ganley
Frederick News-Post
Booth Water St
BF. PF. “Motor Co
Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
West Patrick ST
P. Luther Ride
Washington Highway
New Midway
Smali County
P. Luther Rice
East Third Street
NIS
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Amos A Holter
Home Owner's Loan Corporation
Charles W. Tinney
Sarah R. Tinney
Aled
Ellis C Wachter
Circuit Cour
Amos A. Holter
Ellis C. Wacht
William M. Storm
E. Austin James
Ellis C. Wachter
Clergy Rind
Reed Stroller
Mira
J. B. Myers
Brunswick St
Bath
Fred'k
News-Post
FORD
Plymouth
W. A. Hebert
East Church
Frederick Neer Post
Flying Barn Pistons
Arthur Flanigan
Led‘sburg
Palace Music
Landis Jewelry
Rees Frederick
Potomac ‘ By-Products Company
Fred.erick
Harvers Ferry
Lloyd Stine
Myeraville
Ellicott City
North Market
David
Griffin
North Court Street
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Catoctin Mt
Ira C. Kelbaugh
P. B. Roop
Harensville
Mt. Airy
B. P. Roop
New Windsor
Keefer M. Koogle
Porter
Pearse
Market
Ag Cook
Luttrell
Francia Scott Key
P. O
Biscyiend
James Art Studios, Inc
Clifard Ave
Frederick News- Post
C. Middletown
Austin Trout
South Lincoln High School
J. Grove Lime Co
East South St
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
South Carroll St
East South Stir
Silver Spring
Phere Shepherd
Garement
Walkersville
Robert E Lee
Robert E. Lee
Wes
W. Patrick ‘St
North Market St
Motter Ave
General Farm
F.C. Green
Gaithersburg
Prima Electric Ironer
Bill
Barbara
Ritchie Chocolaten Te
Appy C F
North Howard St
Southern Restaurant
Newspaper
Arekive
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