Deaths in Frederick area and Washington obituaries
Death notices from Washington and Frederick list William M. Moler of Washington D C and Charles S Wagner of Capitol View among the deceased. Details include funeral times, Mt Olivet and Linganore interment, survivors, and funeral directors. Mrs Ida Bart Poole of New Windsor dies of cerebral hemorrhage with multiple survivors and services planned in Linganore church. Charles Edward Phebus former Howard deputy sheriff dies suddenly at 61 with extensive survivors and Tuesday burial. Margaret A Aldridge dies at Spring Grove State Hospital aged 93 with Locust Grove Church services planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Moler
Washington
D. C
Frederick
Mt Olivet
Richard N. Cosrad
Charles S. Wagner
Charles
Harry W. Poole
Ida Bart Poole
New Windsor
Eve
Asiph Coe
Danie Poole
George Nicholas
Baltimore
Truman Poole
Warfieldsburg
Paul Poole
Hanover
Willard Sharretts
Unionville
Marian Black
Union Bridge
John Bart
Linganore Methodist Episcopal Church
J. J. Dawson
Linganore Cemetery
Sherman
Sterling
Chester
Monroe
Webster
Gordon Black
D. D. Hartzler
Charles E. Phebus
Charles Edward Phebus
Howard County
Florence
Mary E. Phebus
Florence Gertrude Wright Phebus
Fuller Phebus
Monrovia
Roy
Harry Phebus
Joseph
Lansdowne
William Harrison
Leo Buckman
Mt Earl
Dudley
Nellie
Albert
Adeline
Ray ‘Phebus
Alonke Phebus
William Nebus
New Market
May Bower
Mt Airy
William Poole
Damascus
Jennings
M. P
J. W. Baxley
C. M. Waltz
Margaret A. Aldridge
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsville
John S. Aldridge
Airy
Morris
Mary Sertzle
Locust Grove
Funeral of Charles C. Grossnickle Held at Brethren Church
Funeral services conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock for Charles C Grossnickle in the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren with Rev C F Holsoppie and others officiating. The Ladies Bible class attended in force and sang In the Beautiful Garden of Prayer. A quartet sang Ivory Palaces and Crossing the Bar. Honorary pallbearers included Brethren Mutual Fire Insurance directors Rev John S Bowlus and others. Interment at Myersville United Brethren cemetery. Paul S Bittle, funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Garden of Prayer
Florence Baker
Ralph Gaver
Elmer
Paul Harp
Brethren Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Hagerstown
John S. Bowlus
Charles D. Coffman
H R Rowland
G. W. Boerner
D. Myers Engle
Basil Quenton
Chauncer Grossnickle
Charles and
Pauli Morgan
Carroll Biser
Myersville United Brethren Cemetery
Paul ¥. Bittle
Farm Sold on Gas House Pike in Dutlot Farm Purchase
Dr and Mrs Charles L Mullen bought from Lewis Ro Jamison a 134 acre farm on East Church street about 342 miles east of Frederick on the Gas House pike known as the Dut jot farm. Post possession is immediate with private consideration. Grain market notes hippo tusks used for false teeth at one time and in great demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Mullen
East Church Street
Lewis Ro Jamison
Frederick
East Second ST
Cool Poplar Grove
Yellow Springs
Fredenck
East South
Magnus Ave
Keefer M. Koogle
S. Market St
Unclear OCR Fragment On Prices Blurts Brief Data
Fragmentary OCR text shows repeated mentions of meat and barrels with a price of 3.00. The snippet lacks context, dates, or identifiable entities, making a definite headline difficult. likely a warehouse or market price note with minimal readable data.
Personal notes list Frederick residents' trips and birthdays
A long roster of Frederick area residents is noted in a personals page. Several celebrate birthdays including Mr. Fiord Guiler and Miss Isabel Zimmerman, while others are traveling or attending events from Atlantic City to Bermuda, Newport News to Baltimore. Notables include Frederick savings president Afr Hohrback and various families visiting relatives, conventions, or on buying trips in New York and Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rohrback
Atlantic City
N. J
Hohrback
Frederick Bar
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Messrs. C. Alpert Gilson
Wiliam O. Kolb
South
Fiord L. Guiler
East Patrick Street
Tucker Reunion At Fishing Creek Brings Tucker Family Together
The annual Tucker reunion was held Sunday at Fishing Creek with lunch and supper served. Attendees included William Tucker and spouse, Ger ald Tucker and spouse, Harvey Tucker and spouse, William Eyler and spouse, Blaine Tucker and spouse, Stanley Linton and spouse, William Tucker Sr, Gertie Stup, Hilda Tucker, Idella Tucker, Helen Tucker, Oneida Mae Tucker, Nancy Lee Erlez, Betty Low Eyler, Ruth Davis, Lucille Crone, Marie Tucker, Grace Tucker, Reno Tucker, Richard Tucker, Reo Tucker, Gerald Leroy Tucker Jr., Robert Linton, Nelson Tucker, Lewis Ropp, and Luther Burrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Fishing Creek
William Tucker
Gerald Tucker
Harvey Tucker
William Eyler
Blaine Tucker
Stanley Linton
Gertie Stup
Hilda Tucker
Idella Tucker
Helen Tucker
Oneida Mae Tucker
Nancy Lee Erlez
Betty Low Eyler
Ruth Davis
Lucille Crone
Marie Tucker
Grace Tucker
Messrs
Reno Tucker
Richard Tucker
Reo Tucker
Gerald Leroy Tucker
Robert Linton
Nelson Tucker
Lewis Ropp
Luther Burrier
Two-Pound Tomato Surprises Local Garden
A beefsteak tomato weighing about two pounds and measuring 19 inches in circumference was brought to The News by P. E. Mossberg from the garden of Mrs. Harry Grove in East Patrick Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Mossberg
Harry Grove
Patrick Peall
Fisher and Hahn wed in YMCA parlors
Donald E. Fisher of Rocky Ridge and Chicis E. Hahn of Detour were married Saturday in YMCA parlors by Rev. Dr. P. E Heiner. The ring service of the Evangelical and Reformed church was used.
Am ong the sick in Frederick City Hospital notes
Among the sick, several Frederick residents are recovering at Frederick City Hospital. Jesse M. Haugh on East Third Street was removed on August 10 and is improving nicely. Adeline Droneburg, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Droseburg, 100 East Street, severely burned Friday afternoon and improving. Mrs. V. R Eaton on North Market Street is improving and able to be downstairs. Mrs. George Van Fossen on East Eighth Street, who had surgery on August 32, is improved. Hobart Albaugh on East Third Street, who entered in early August for a broken leg, left the hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel E. Zimmerman
Baltimore
Sir
Wiliam G. Zimmerman
West Third Street
Bermuda
Zimmerman
United States
Canada
Louise Savage
Aliss Zimmerman
Jesse H. Michael
South Market Street
Harriet Lebbert
Frederick
Irving S. Albaugh
Libertytown
Maryland State Funeral Directors Association
Virginia Beach
Richard Sappington
Frederick City Hospital
Clifford Beavers
Richmond
Unionville
Hadi
John H. Welty
Ruth
Woodsboro
Richard Fogle
Frances Fogle
William Best
Harry Beans
Ruth Day
Rocky Springs
William Fogle
East Fifth Street
Ohio
Charles Danner
Minerva
Beans
Fogle
Arthur Highiman
Brunswick
Pauline Best
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Postoffice Clerks
Naval Academy
Carver Hall
Kobe
Japan
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Summers
Anna Margaret Gaither
Nancy Markey
Ocean City
S. P. Collier, Jr
August T. Brust
West Fifth Street
Betty Smith
Adamstown
Washington
Virginia Lee Thomas
L. Shriver
Council Street
Deal
N. J
Shriver
H. 4. Greenbank
Jesse M. Haugh
East Third Street
V. R Eaton
North Market Street
Adeline Droneburg
Robert P. Droseburg
East Street
George van Fossen
East Eighth Street
Frederick City
Hobart Albaugh
Washington Marines Praise Mess After Camp Ritchie
Fifth Marine Battalion officers at Camp Ritchie thank Lieut. Earl Holmes and hotelier J. Croghan for superb mess operations during a fifteen day field training encampment. Croghan and his two sons, Michael Jr and Jack, were present at Camp Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Camp Ritchie
Earl Holmes
Holmes
J. Croghan
Croghan
Michael, Jr
Jack
Picnic Invitation for Men’s Bible Class at Hood College Grounds
Members of the Evangelical Reformed Church Men’s Bible Class are invited to a picnic on the Hood College grounds tomorrow evening with supper at 6 o'clock. The event promises an open air evening with fellow members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Notice and sale notices from a local paper
Notices include a Junior Fire Co meeting August 22 at 7 36 PM, Penny Bingo August 23, various sales and auctions, DeMolay Mothers meeting August 22, fall drapery service offer, Albert Nickel joining Rosen for furniture, Pioneer Oil Burners August specials, coal pricing, scrap market, used pipe and structural steel listed, Frederick Junk Company closing out odd lots with household wares and small appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fire Co. No. 2
Lewis R. Derfzbaugh
Scraptron
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourth
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley Aed Sons
Frederick, Md
Cider Press Opens at Community Cannery in Frederck Sd
The Community Cannery begins operation with a large press ready for use. It supplies cans of tomatoes beams peaches corn at very low cost. Located opposite Coevy-Couse Mile Plant on Wasner Street in Frederck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csn
Coevy-Couse Mile
Wasner Street
Frederck, Sd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snd
Aides E. Fisher
East Second Street
Havana
Cuba
Fisher
Ann Kemp
Ben Roserour
Colteze
Zaragoza
Spain
Foreader
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Knights of the Road
Ritchie Associates
J. Harold Hooper
Pleasant Hill
New Midway
Winchester Hall
Roland Reginald Simpson
Frederick County
Catoctin
Thurmont
Iva Kelbaugh
W. G. Crowther
Hawkinson
Hawkinson Tire
W. Patrick St
Louis Keyser
Misses Wolfe
R. E. Staley's
Walkersville
Opossumtown Pike
Georgia Betle
Elberts
Hillcrest Orchards
Litica
J. Harry Baer
Lutheran
Clear Ridge
Roy Gosnell
Dorothy Durrow
Kemp
Rosen
Albert Nickel
Pioneer
Weil Bros
Market ST
Olga Stoker
Culler & Heffner
Office
Manning Bowman
Weis
Norge
Kemp's
En Bay
Fred'e
N. Market Street
West Patrick Street
Elm Street
Thirteenth Street
Washington Pike
Gettysburg Pike
Frederick Underwriters. Inc
Frederick. Md
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board of Aldermen Room
City Hall
Charles M. Dodd
East Fourth St
Maryland
C. Thomas Summers
Frederick, Maryland
Walter E. Burall
Willam B. CurTsnary
W. Clinton McSaHerry
Ernest R. Shriver, Louis L. Wison
Claude A. Witt
James H. Grove, Jr
G. Raymond Shipley
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
News-Postlytown
Actor General
Reno
Farket
Frederek
Tergnone Ae
Bimyerk
Ephraim Zimmerman
Millard Cruville
John W Grove
Rosemont Ave
Franklin Street
Philip Wertheimer
Noah E. Cramer
Cw Ang
DSM
Tulmac
Noah E Chamer & Son
Mustnes Nive Fovation
Patrick Barats
Greupaney
B. Bers
News-Post
Yo Olde
White House
Braddock
Melvin Oden
Wilson Avenue
Charles KR. Simpson
Indian Springs
West South St
East Seventh Street
Grant Place
East Church St
J AM Culler
West 3Rd St
Bath
East Seventh St
Dill Ave
Department OF Public Works
State OF Maryland, State Roads Commission
Frederick Road
Monocacy River
Urbana
Maryland State Employment Service
State Roads Commission
Federal Reserve Bank
Calvert and Lexington Sts
State Roads
Generals Assembly of Maryland
Commission
Bascon Ie
Cramer
Barbara Fritchie Oppe
Sans Ju
J. Glenn Beall
Parsons Co
EAUTY
N. Marke
Remp
Manshower Electric Co
Pontiac
Citizens National Bank
Fredeinck, MD
Jesse D. Banker
Charman
HL Bagfs
Josep McDivi
W. Bartots Stora
D. Ramph Zimmerman
Lewis SM. Sroxsecer
Joseph D. Baker
Charies IL
Coxney, M. D
Jons
Newson
Jastes H. Gansnint, Ja
Danniel Baker, JR
Hones D. Baker, John H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Evtas B. RaMssurs, Jr
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lewistown
Jefferson
Emmert R Bowlus
Court St
Political Cards
New Micket
Ofice of
Sherif
Clarence H Shipley
Linganore District
Thomas N Mohler
Thomas A. Chapline
P. Luther Rice
Neastero Setvon
Excellin
Johnsville
Luther Rice Real Estate
Grayson Stevens
Third St
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Ghi
KEY Chey. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Eta
Kk, Md
AL S
Pullarom
Beck's
Strayer
Frederpack News-Post
Docita
Fitchburg
Mass
Sothern Frederick County
Thomas
Cooksville
Med
Frederick News-Post
A. H. Ryan
Elliott City
Harp Ots Ferry
W. Va
Potomac By- Products Company
H. C. Summers and Co
Care News-Post
H Hutchins
Lutherville
Son
Landis Jewelry
South Market
Utica
Studebaker
Farquhar
Deering
Cormick-Deering
Wiard Barshear
Lever
Saxton Harrow
McCormick-Deering
Babcock
Harry Baer
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
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