Deaths of Mrs. Cora May Fisher and others in Montgomery area
Mrs. Cora May Fisher of Creagerstown died at her home after a cerebral hemorrhage at age 76. Survived by husband Allan G. Fisher two daughters one brother two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 10:30 from her home with Rev. F. R. Seibel Jr. Interment Creagerstown cemetery. Also James Franklin Henley 75 longtime county resident and education employee died after long illness on Old Georgetown Road near Montrose. Survived by six sons and six daughters. Services to be held at Potomac Methodist Church with interment in the cemetery. Also Emmett C. Stottlemyer 63 retired Pleasant Walk teacher died suddenly. Surviving sister four nieces four nephews. Funeral arrangements pending with local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Fisher
Cora May Fisher
Allan G. Fisher
Creagerstown
Lewis and Lavina Routeahn Miller
St. John's Lutheran Church
Estelle Hankey
Nellie Fisher
Frank Miller
Middletown
Del
F. R. Seibel, Jr
M. L. Creager
James F. Menley
James Franklin Henley
Montgomery County
County Board of Education
Old Georgetown Road
Montrose
Gaithersburg
Henley
Darnestown
Win
Franklin F
Robert
Thomas E
Albert F. Henley
Rocksville
Adrian Anderson Henley
Washington
Evelyn Hill
Elizabeth Hill
Silves Spring
Mary Slater
Baltimore
Emma Downs
Edith Taylor
Edna E. Henley
Rockville
Potomac Methodist Church
Tan Cemetery
Stottlemyer
Emmett C. Stottlemyer
Pleasant Walk
Fannie F. Fairjoy
Dexter
Maine
Brunswick
C. H. Feete
Bro
Funeral notices for Long Waldner Clark and others
The community mourns multiple funerals with services across local churches and homes. Emma v Long died Sunday at 416 West Patrick Street and was honored with a 2:40 PM service, while Charles Frederick Knock, an office deputy, had an 11 AM service at Evangelical Reformed Church followed by cremation at Fort Lincoln. Georgiana Waldner’s funeral occurred at the I C O F Home with burial at Mt Olivet. Thomas H Clark, a Black man, will have services at Quynn’s AME Church and interment at Fairview Cemetery. Cremation and floral tributes accompanied the gatherings. M R Etchison and Son conducted the arrangements amid county officials and community members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma v. Long
R. Albert Long
West Patrick Street
J. H. Schmidt
Centennial Memorial United Brothers Choir
American Legion and Bar Association
Charles Frederick Knock
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Harold C. Baer
Court House
Fort Lincoln Crematory
Bladensburg
M. R. Etchison and Son
Georgiana Waldner
Philip Waldner
Baltimore
William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Charles P. Staiey
Robert A. Bennett
George A. Webster
C. Frank Smith
Walter E. Eiker
Charles F. Seeger
Mt. Olivet
Thomas H. Clark
Madison
Quynn’s A Mle
Fairview Cemetery
M. RK. Etchison and Son
Medal and ribbon in the Navy honor quiz page
A Navy award question asks to name the medal tied to a gold star clasp and a blue ribbon with white stars. Another item notes Turkey as a World War I neutral with two leading cities. A third asks what an American soldier means by head bucket or coal scuttle. Answers on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Laat
Stitely Crilley Wedding in Thurmont
Nellie E Crilley daughter of Clyde Crilley Waynesboro Route 4 and Kenneth E Stitely son of John Stitely were married August 6 by Rev Ivan G Naugie at United Brethren parsonage Thurmont. The bride wore navy with white accessories. corsage pink rosebuds. Attendants were Mrs Charles Emory and Keefer Lewis. Bride a Washington Township High School class of 1941 graduate. They will reside at a newly furnished home at Catoctin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitely—Crilley
Clyde Crilley
Waynesboro
Nellie E
Kenneth E. Stitely
John Stitely
Thurmont
Ivan G. Naugie
United Brethren Parsonage
Charles Emory
Keefer Lewis
Washington Township High School
Catoctin
Local Personal Notes From Frederick This Week
Mr and Mrs Charles W Griffin and son Wesley of Harrisburg Pa visit relatives in Frederick this week. Mrs Hjalmar Baile of 223 Washington celebrates her 31st birthday with a party hosted by Mrs Edna E Brownlow and Mrs John W Molesworth. Mr and Mrs George Mehaffie of 413 North Bentz welcome a new son Robert Lewis born this morning. Mrs C T Malone and family move to Santa Monica Cal to join Major Malone in the air service. Sgt Robert L Yinger promoted to staff sergeant in the Photographic section at Ft Dix N J and attends NCO school. Corp Irving L Shuffler Jr visits after training at Fort Dix and returns to Westover Field Mass. he broadcasts and has composed a song used by the Public Relations Office. Mr and Mrs Wilbur T Hood announce birth of a daughter on August 7. mother and child well. Visitors at the Biddinger home in Germantown include the Biddingers of Frederick, the Jaines Lark family of Rockville, Martha Miller, Charles Reed, and Corp Vincent Davis from Columbia S C spending the weekend with the Reed family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Griffin
Wesley
Harrisburg
Frederick
Hjalmar Baile
Washington Street
Edna E. Brownlow
John W. Molesworth
George Mehaffie
North Bentz Street
Robert Lewis
C. T. Malone
Rockwell Terrace
Santa Monica
Cal
Malone
Robert L. Yinger
58Th Observation Group
Ft. Dix
N. J
Irving L. Shuffler
B. and
O, Avenue
Fort Dix
Westover Field
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Shuffler
Holyoke
Wilbur T. Hood
Airy
Charles Reed
Darnestown
Local recoveries reported after accidents and surgery
Among the sick Mr George Gong son of Mr and Mrs John Long 352 West Patrick street is recovering from an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Mr David Barrick injured in an automobile accident is improving at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Ethel Steger Westminster injured in an automobile accident is satisfactory at the City Hospital. Col Howard J Benchoff head master Massanutten Academy Woodstock Va injured in an automobile accident near Berwyn and a patient in Casualty Hospital Washington is now at the home of his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs William Noel in Henderson NC. He was removed by ambulance and it is understood Mrs Benchoff will spend several days with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gong
John Long
West
Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
David Barrick
Ethel Steger
Westminster
City Hospital
Howard J. Benchoff
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Berwyn
Casualty Hospital
Washington
William Noel
Henderson
N. C
Two Wills Admitted To Probate By Court
The Orphans Court has probated the wills of Miss Martha Addison near Urbana and Mrs. Edna Albaugh of Unionville. Addison leaves her estate to Frank R. Addison and Miss Margie Addison. Albaugh bequeaths 100 to Linganore M E church trustees for income to pastors and 100 for Singanore cemetery upkeep. Grandchildren living at death receive 100 each with minor grandchildren held in trust until adulthood. Margaret E. Blackston is residuary legatee and executrix. Albaugh’s will dated May 19, 1932, witnessed by Koontz and VonEiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha H. Addison
Urbana
Edna Albaugh
Unionville
Orphans Court
Miss Addison
Frank R
Margie Addison
Frank C. Norwood
Charles P. Levy
Albaughh
Linganore M. E. Church
Singanore Cemetery
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Margaret E. Blackston
Pexecutrix
Alice ,B. Koontz
George P. VonEiff
Will Divides Half Million for Waynesboro Beneficiaries
The will of John G. Benedict, prominent Waynesboro banker and industrialist, probated in Chambersburg, leaves more than a half million dollars in personal property and real estate. He dated the will May 9, 1940, and died August 4, 1942. Bequests include 30000 to First National Bank and Trust Co. semi annual income to Waynesboro Hospital, 2000 to Waynesboro Free Library, 2000 to Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2000 to United Brethren Orphans Home Quincy, 3000 to Juniata College, 2000 to Milton Wright Home, 2000 to Tressler Orphans Home Loysville, 1000 to Waynesboro Y M C A, and other amounts to relatives and employes. A trust fund of 150000 provides 3000 a year to his wife, with alternate benefiting periods for wife and children upon reaching age 30. Estate valued at about 470000 for tax purposes in personal property and 45000 in real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
John G. Benedict
The
Register of Wills
Chambersburg
Benedict
First National Bank and Trust Co
Waynesboro Hospital
Tressler
Loysville
Waynesboro Y. M. C. A
King and Sarfield Streets
Zula D. Benedict
J. Downey
Helen E. Benedict
Japs Claim Solomon Islands Battle Near Collision
A Tokyo Comet broadcast reports a sea clash at close range with U S and Japanese ships allegedly colliding. Japanese navy spokesman Kamada claims the battle ended in a US defeat, contradicting King’s Navy announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomons
New York
Tokyo
Solomon Islands
United States
Devicves
Bue Ie
Shoichi Kamada
Shanghai
Kamada
Domei
Ernest J. King
United States Navy
Washington
Australia
Nomura Takes U S Dictionaries Home
Former Japanese ambassador Nomura disclosed aboard the Asama Maru that he brought three English dictionaries as homecoming gifts, each costing 30 dollars. He said dictionaries will help in understanding both enemy and self, and planned to present one to Wakayama Middle School, one to Peers School, and undecided on the third for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kichisaburo Nomura
United States
Asahi
Wakayama
Local Mentions Quarterly Meeting Notice
The notice invites all members and friends to the Local Mentions Quarterly Meeting at 7 30 p m on Thursday August 13. The event includes a peach canning session with white and yellow varieties. Location: Leslie Masser 31 miles west of Frederick Shookstown Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Masser
Frederick Shookstown Road
Warres Beauty Studio
N. Market St
Zobeide Fox
Various Classified Ads and Sales in Frederick MD
A cluttered page lists vacation price specials and beauty salons, followed by public auctions for dairy cattle, farm equipment, vehicles, and real estate in Frederick area. Numerous vendors including Ecker's Beauty Salon, RENN PONTIAC CO, and KEILHOLTZ GARAGE advertise services, auctions, and merchandise. Community notices include a Women of the Moose event, a charity carnival, a parish hall festival, and salvage for victory purchases.
Officiers Two Big Festivals in Yellow Springs Events
Yellow Springs hosts two August festivals with music by the Yellow Springs Concert Bend. Brook Hill Methodist church hosts a benefit event. Organizers include W Clinton McSherry Ernest R Shriver Louis L Wilson and others listed as officers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Bend
Brook Hill Methodist Church
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
Louis L. Wilson
Elmer J. Radena
Jacob G. Shawhaker
Treas
Nevin T R Waskey
Edgar E. Thomas
Waiter
Burail
W Clinton McSherry
Louis L Wilson
Claude A Will James H Grove. Jr
Graymond Shrpley
Gall L Catshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denver Shook
Edgar Draper
George Shook
Howard Gerrich
Floyd Stup
Thomas King
Utica
M. L. Creager and Son
Nomura
U. S
Kent Light
Cemtral
McIntyre
East Patrick St
Eek Awad Ta
Nestle
Ecker
Moose Howe
South St
Women of the Moose
Renn Pontiac CO
North Market Street
Bessie
Carl L. S
Ramsburc
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
CLYDE W_ SMITH
Tramsville
Ald
Bushel
Hooker Lewis
Kent
Backwell Terrace
Jon
William M. Storm
Court Street
Keilholtz Garage
W. Patrick St
South Haven
Catoctin Mt
Peach Orchard
Ira C. Kelbaugh
Kemp's Men's Store
Penn Veneer CO
York, PA
Pine Mountain Park
Libertystown
Guy Fisher
Bloomfild Parish Hall
Buffalo
Chapel Aller
East Third
Fourth St
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick Md
Western MP
Trust CO
Dorothea — Coiffeur
Patrick
Western Maryland Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Midway Volanteer Dire Company
Senutio
Noail EL CR
Aate K & Son
Arutinel Py Avenue
Turthes Ptrleuties
Ipopee
Tom
LN Court Ste
Tiber
Fowill
Sorat
Belyinitor
DALRY
Serinestte Neay Alsn
Ore
Jersey
Elierstie
WooNeller
Jean Jersey
T. Seitz Ignatius Ek. Lease
Auetencer
Smallywted
Clyort
Roderic
John Dere
Stari
Tiana Siu
S Albias Oh Ena
London
Fay
Cher
Ry Bowin
I. Kelly
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