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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1942

Page

5

Rites Tuesday For The Late C Fred Knock

Charles Frederick Knock deputy in the sheriff’s office died suddenly at the B P O Elks Home from a heart attack aged 42. He served in World War I at Carlisle Barracks and was active in local Republican politics. He leaves his wife Mrs Wathen Darla Branta and one brother Lewis H. Knock. Funeral Tuesday at Evangelical Reformed Church and cremation at Fort Lincoln Crematory.

Charles Frederick Knock Frederick Sheriff's Office B. P. O. Elks Mr. Knock Elks Club Charles F Annie Hildebrand Knock Evangelical Reformed Church Deacons’ Club Knock Frederick Lodge James H. Falk Guy Anders Boys’ High School Charles F. Knock Wathen Darla Brant Lewis H. Knock East Church Street Fort Lincoln Crematory Bladensburg M. R. Eichison and Son

Funeral notices for Waldner and Routzahn

Funerals for Mrs Georgianna Waldner and Mrs Ida Long Routzahn set for later today and Saturday respectively. Services at I O O F and Mount Olivet cemetery interments, with M R Etchison and Son directing. Residents of Baltimore and Pearl area noted.

War Quiz questions mention officer in Middle East, asks name and ranks

Quiz item lists four prompts about a U S officer once chief of U S Air Forces in India now serving as a general in U S Army forces in the Middle East. Includes inquiries about Buna S and a Coast Guardsman who helped capture four Nazi spies landed by submarine at a Danesett shore. Answers appear on last page.

U.S India U.S. Army Adv Middle East Wiohat Coast Guards Amadansett L. 1 Shore

Death notices in Frederick area prompt multiple services

Miss Mabel Nash of Washington died at Sibley Hospital after two weeks illness. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Hines Funeral Parlor, Washington. Emma Virginia Long, 69, died after a paralytic stroke at home in Frederick. Services Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church Frederick. Susan B. Houck, widow of Edwin S Houck, formerly of Frederick, died in Germantown. Interment at Mt Olivet. Hanson Groomes Cashell, 68, Montgomery County register of wills, died of a heart attack in Redland. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. at his home Gaithburg area. James H. Welsh, colored, 66, died in Friendship. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Friendship M E Church. Burke family eleventh reunion held at Kemptown with program and officers named. Also note exclusive Belleview-Biltmore hotel in Clearwater, Fla., turned into Army training center with hundreds of soldiers arrival.

Mabel Nash Sumiay Washington Sibley Hospital D. C Grace Nash Frederick Hines’ Funeral Parlor Fourteenth Street N. W Washington, D.C Emma VY. Long Emma Virginia Long R. Albert Long West Patrick Street John W Elizabeth Morningstar Shook Lewistown Norma Long King Upton Quinn Upton Quinn, Jr James K. Shook Farrsburg George William Harrisburg Charles E Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church J. H. Schmitt Utica M. L. Creager and Son Susan B. Houck Edwin S$. Houck James Neal Germantown Mt. Olivet Cemetery Hanson G. Cashell Hanson Groomes Cashell Montgomery County Register of Wills Redland James H. Haley Epworth Methodist Church Gaithburg Cashell Frank A. Tyler Rockville Grace Church Rockville Union Cemetery Montgomery County Masonic Order Gaithers-burg Pentalpha Lodge Shrine Montgomery County Congress of United Democratic Organizations Democratic State Central Committee Orphans’ Court James H. Welsh Alsie Gaither Friendship Della F. Welsh Edith Jackson Aaron Erner Friendship M. E. Church Terry Burley Carter Rov W. Barber LeRoy Mullinix Anna Mac Stephen Galley Lier Bettie Ranneberger del Johnson Charles Kinna James Shook Harry Umberger Harry Smith Hilda Burke Mary Staley Lena Burke Ruby Nickels Lillian Bazell Rudel

Evening of Personal Notices From Frederick Area

A roundup of local personal items reports Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Zimmerman and daughter Dorothy visiting in Washington. Dorothy Ford returns home after seven weeks at Camp Barree, Pa. Mentions of educators, transfers, visitors, and social outings in Frederick, Anacostia, Baltimore, and nearby towns. A birth announced for Catherine Ann at the Stam baugh home near Rocky Ridge.

Stock Cars Available For Fair Exhibitors

Exhibitors planning to show livestock at Frederick Fair can use stock cars with no current rail restrictions. Railways recently limit box, tank, and gondola cars used for war material, allowing two to three days on site for those cars. One company agent says foreign cars may stay a day or two, while a local fleet can be held a week. The leniency stems from army mechanization reducing horse and mule transport. The first greeting cards in America were by Boston lithographer Louiz Prang, a refugee from the 1848 revolution.

Frederick America Boston Louiz Prang

Haller-Cordo engagement announced for Frederick couple

Miss Catherine Cecelia Haller of Frederick and Mr. Michael S. Cordo of Glasgow Scotland announce their engagement. Haller, living in Baltimore, studied in Frederick and New York. Cordo, a trainee at Fort Knox, will wed in Frederick in early fall. Haller’s brother hosted a celebration in Washington.

Haller W. Harry Haller Frederick Catherine Cecelia Haller Michael S. Cordo Glasgow Scotland Baltimore Academy Feagin School New York City Gordon Phillips Bader Academy Hamlton College The Armored Forces Fort Knox Miss Haller W. Harry Haller, Jr Washington

Local hospital updates from Frederick City

Among The Sick Mr Frank Clark remains about the same at Frederick City Hospital where he has been treated since July 31. Ira V Moore returned to work at The News Post as book keeper after an operation last month. Louis E Twentey back to work at News Post after sprained ankle confinement. Mrs C J Bragan improved and returned home from hospital to Buckingham School. Roy Baker discharged from hospital after recent fire injuries. Clarence D Lyle and Samuel G Davis, both of Baltimore, were patients from a recent train wreck. Mealey is satisfactory while undergoing knee treatment at the hospital.

Frank Clark Airy Frederick City Hospital Ira V. Moore East South Street News-Post Louis E. Twentey East Thirdstreet C. J. Bragan Buckingham School C. E. Cline and Son Roy Baker Clarence D. Lyle Samuel G. Davis Baltimore

Mount Clock to Mark Time and Ring Bells at Mount St. Mary's

Emmitsburg August 10 The old four faced clock atop Dubois Hall on Mount St. Marys College will be upgraded from a wind driven timepiece to an electric system. The clock will then control all class bells and provide campus time. Also noted a marriage license issued in Hagerstown to Thomas H. Hurst and Catherine M. Stottler. The Atlantic Ocean rivers and lakes comprise nearly two thirds of Uruguay borders.

Emmitsburg Dubois Hall Mount St. Mary's College Blue Ridge Mountains Washington-Harrisburg Highway Frederick New York Hagerstown Thomas H. Hurst Catherine M. Stottler Uruguay

Local chicken and ham supper and community events

Local notices list an Aug 12 chicken and ham supper at Ababy Parish Hall from 4 PM with air conditioned comfort and modest prices. Also advertised are secretarial and band events, a Pleasant Grove picnic and supper on Aug 13, and a Junk Co call for old iron and rags to aid the war effort with high cash prices.

Ababy Parish Pleasant Grove Rowningsville Reliable Junk CO M. Solar, Prop Water Street

Victory Roller Rink Dance with War Time Road Service ad

Dance at Victory Roller Kink Tuesday August 11 from 8 to 12 with Victory Orchestra. Admission 30 cents. Wartime notices promise priority road service for A A A members and urge joining. Also includes political notices from Ralph W Boyer and Van Fossen reunion cancellation due to fuel restrictions.

Victory Roller Kink Victory Orchestra

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. Fred C. Frederick Knock Georgianna Waldner Phillip Waldner Mount Olivet M. R. Etchison and Son Ida Long Routzahn Charles E. Routzahn John H. Staley Pearl Henri L. G. Kieffer Harald C. Baer J. William Burke Neer Burke Usaberger William H. Burke Harry C. Smith Luther Burke God Clearwater Fla Belleair T. E. Zimmerman Dorothy Alfred Perrie Anacostia Dorothy L. Ford Ate Raymond I Ford Rosemont Avenue Camp Barree Sarree Pioneer Unit Howard W. Cantwell Raymond I. Ford W. C. Krise George B Householder William Krise Householder York May K. Hammaker Chine Krise Eugene W. Pruitt Frederick County W. A. Turner Sally Lou Minneapolis Major Turner Detrick Field Ira Main West Fifth Street Pee Wee Hill Charles Main Arthur ‘Hoffman Louise Derr Ellen Saylor Elizabeth Hartman Doris Derr James Shoemaker Mildred Ryan Homer Orme Main Thomas H. Quill Langley Field Quill Freida Havermale Brunswick Winchester Clarence Hausenfluck Jerry Marrone Fairview Avenue William Smith M. Agnes Webb George Webb Fellows West College Terrace Marvin Lee Stambaugh Rocky Ridge Catherine Ann C. Hays Lamar Washington Zoo Glen Echo Virginia Smyth Washington, D. C Kitty Clemson Westminster Joanna Urner East Second Street Miss Clemson Miss Urner St. Mary’s Seminary St. Mary's City Miss Smyth James Simmons Maryland Pikesville Lindsay Moviing Norman W. Etzler Linden Hills James Baer Selma Ala Richard P. Baer City Lester G. Mainhart New Market Mary Edith Roland Yeager Seiler George H. Seiler Jefferson Seiler Nashville, Tenn Sisley Frack Mealey Buffalo Flint Hill Poolesville Cita Coopersturg Ralpis W. Boyer Automobile Club of Maryland Francis Scott Rey Hotel Yascarora Raymond A. Hau van Fossen Pipe Creek Park Citizens Truck Company F. Lester Smith Dukxusher Colefeuh EL Patrick St Rockwell Terrace William M. Storm Court Street Keilholtz Garage W. Patrick Pythian Sisters Knights of Pythias Lloyd C. Culler S. Market St Haley Belle South Haven Catoctin Mi Peach Orchard Thurmont Gulbransen Cramer Chapel Alley East Third Fourth Sta Frederick Junk Company Frank L. Gastley and Sons Frederick, Ma Dani Schutte Ruarantce Hargett Hardware G. H. Mercer & Son Grayson H. Mercer & Son Ér Heey Grayson H. Mercer & Son N. Court St W Clinton McSherry Ernest R Shriver Louis L. Wilson Elmer J. Eshleman Jacob G. Shawbaker Nevin T R Waskey Edgar E. Thomas Walter E. Burail Claude , Will James H. Grove, Jr Raymond Shipley Gail L Catshall Western Maryland. Trust CO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Warner Beauty Studio N. Market St Pine Box Fudward Boone Electete Tomites Frederick Ast Jeterset Nehway G. A. Lawson Chirksburge Unionville Frederick-Saltleware Thieres New Windsor Richardson Chevrolet Patrick St Remington Burroughs Frederive News-Post West Cota Cola Cash Register Fine Four Department Welep North End Ward North Market St Frederick News-Post Persar Transportation Gervais Cheerful Card Co White Plains N.Y Aldally Yee Friends Famous Hedenkamp Broadway Dept W. Anderann Gaithersburg Tra Downey Williamsport Cnear Frederice News-Post Weinberg Brooklyn Garratt Harting Lane Bethesda Wisconsin Harvey Mouck Liberty Road Winfield Eldersburg Sykesville Fates N. Market St. Desick North Market Strane Normandy Farms Carl Blackburn Hunt- Wwley Farm Olney Ashton Gelp Holts Difton Welp Hill Crest Braddock Pike Citizens Nationalbank Citizens National Bank OF Frederick, MD Hulmes D Baker John H. Baker WH. B. Anders W. Bartgis Storm D. Ralph Zimmerman Lawie M. Sponseller Charles H. Conney James H. Gambmill, Jr Daniel Baker, Jr Holmes D. Daner Archibald E. Fisher Elias B. Ramsburg Jo Parsons Newman R. W. Harbaugh W. H. B. Ander Federal Reserve System Corporation Federal Deposit Insurance Moward A. Gross Wilson Avenue Hotee Fk Hore Frederick Roward A. Gross. Realtor Court St. Frederick, Md Keefer M. Koogle Mit St Sunrise Villa Mille Haat Prederick Keefer M Koogle Frederick Underwritera, Inc Weel Patrick Bt P. Luther Rice Desiree Quick Cate Prap Rice & Stevens Real Estate Votich North Market Street Gilmore R. Flautt, JR Friating Olen Potts & Griffin Patie Noor Mountain Siena Tots & Crew KEY Chev. Sales, Inc Goodrich Mellow Shop KEY Cievroley Sales, Inc Ug E Patrick St Frederice, Md Noan E. Cramer Hale Market Street Weat College Terrace Hosemont Avenue Noah E Cramer & Son Court St. Wrederick Ettr Rederick News-Poat Frederick News-Fest Glenn Kl. Martin Mellholly West South Street Landi Jewelry Store Marnet Rees Pers Ferry Potomac @y Products Company H.C. Summers and Co Bath Fair Grounds Church St Ave Ave Sheffee's Middletown Center St ROUSE West South St East Patrick East Third St Partick Court Sadet East Fourth St Second Ren Kirchenet Patrick Stree East Thirdtreet Courtney Stauffer Maple Ave Walkersville Stauffer’s Mente Staufer's A. Walkersville
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