Deaths of W A Polley and Osburn in California
William Anderson Polley of Thurmont dies at 88 after illness. Funeral at his home with Rev. Charles H. Corbett. interment United Brethren cemetery. Harry Griswold Osburn of Oakland California dies at 76 of heart trouble. Survived by wife, three daughters, one son, two sisters, and one brother. formerly connected with Browning Society and horticulture. memorial notes include ties to Luther Burbank and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson Polley
Thurmont
Max Wilshide Polley
Orley Polley
Philadelphia
Howard
Frank Menchey
Charles H. Corbett
United Brethren Cemetery
Wilshide and Creeger
G. Osburn
Harry Griswold Osburn
Oakland
Calif
Clear Lake
California
Los Angeles
William W. Osburn
West Third Street
Mr. Osburn
Osburn Station
Pittsburgh
Greylock Institute
Berkshire Hills
Lafayette College
Boston School of Expression
King’s and Gresham College
London
Browning Society of London
Robert Browning
Browning
Paris
Madame Marchesi
United States
Edna Howard
Los Gatos
Santa Clara Valley
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
San Francisco
Joaquin Miller
Edwin Markham
Charles Kellogg
Farm ponds as new crop aid food and income for farmers
Farmers grow fish in waste and flood land to boost food supply with high protein yields. Ash stocked ponds on farms produce bass and perch, offering sport, food, and fishing relaxation while soil recovers. The USDA supports pond fish culture with guidance and data for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Uncle Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
Funerals Held for James Herbst and George Washington Tyler
The funeral of James Garfield Herbst was held Friday at one o’clock from his Mt. Pleasant home with Rev. Dr. W. W. Lives officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hope cemetery in Weatsboro. The funeral of George Washington Tyler occurred Friday at 3:15 at his Bartonsville home, with services at Jackson Methodist chapel at 3:30 led by Rev. George L. Nelson and Rev. J. A. Tyson. Interment was in Bartonsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Miller
Frank Oldham Miller
Ellicott City
University Hospital
Baltimore
Bertie H. Penning
Rotary Club
Masonic Lodge
George W Miller
Florence G. Miller
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lewistown Methodist Church
Alton Powell
George Arnold
Jesus
Harry Arnold
Lord
Margaret Stull
Warner
Song
James Garfield ‘Herbst
Mt. Pleasant
O'Elock
Benjamin Ww.lives
Calvary Methodist Church
Raymond L. Kelley
James N. Duble
Mount Hope
Weatsboro
M. R. Etchison and Son
George Washington Tyler
Bartonsville
Jackson Methodist Chapel
George L. Nelson
J. A B. Tyson
C. William Brooks
Edmund Davis
Merrilt M. Hill
Raymond West
James Diggs
Richard Diggs
M R. Etchison and Son
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
W. C. Royal
All Saints Episcopal Church
Henry Powers
Mr. Royal
The
Baptist Church
Albert M. Scott
Elks Lodge
Benjamin L. Shuff
A H. Derr
Benjamin Rosenour
Frank M. Shapre
Walter E. S Nn
Eugene Hammond
Mt. Olivet
Cc.r. Chine and Son
Notable Local Ills and Recoveries Reported in Frederick Area
Among the sick Miss Ruth Krise of Thurmont was moved to Frederick City Hospital and is progressing satisfactorily. Edwin Bales of Lewistown underwent an appendix operation and remains in satisfactory condition. H Ray Smith was transported from Doubs to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Former State Senator David J Bailey of Medford, Carroll county, is slowly improving and can visit his store and attend bank meetings. J Cleveland Grice, Hagerstown city attorney, has recovered and returned to his office. Joseph Carty, 6, son of Mr and Mrs John F Carty of Catocin, cut his leg severely with a corn knife while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Krise
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Edwin Bales
Lewistown
H. Ray Smith
Doubs
Ke City Hospital
I ¥Tchiron
David J. Bail
Jonn F. Carty
Buses For War Workers Start On Blue Ridge Lines
Blue Ridge Bus Lines announced a new service for war industry workers from Hagerstown and Frederick. Three trips daily will depart Frederick terminal at 6 40 a m 3 05 p m and 11 35 p m with arrivals in Hagerstown for shift changes, and return departures at 8 05 a m 4 35 p m and 1 03 a m. Service covers intermediate towns and the airplane plant outskirts. regular schedules remain unaffected and special commuter fares apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Hagerstown
Frederick
Blue Ridge Lines
Weather Summary for August 1941 and Conditions
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending today low at 0. The August to date total is 6.26 inches with normal August 435 inches and actual August 1941 at 28 inches. High yesterday 0, low last night 60, sun set 7.47 pm, sun rises 6.35 am. Potomac at Knoxville and Monocacy at Ceresville are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Knoxville
bCeresville
Weddings Barns Haven Mise Emma Haven and Edward Burns
Emma Haven of Laytons ville Ve and Edward Burns of Woodfield marry August Duth at Kemptown Methodist parsonage with Rev. Stephen Galley officiating. Burns works with Leroy Wachter in Woodfield. The ceremony included bride’s pearl tiara, lace gown, and pearl bouquet. Reception then Adirondack trip. home to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barns—Haven
Emma Haven
Laytonsville, Ve
Edward William Burns
Woodfield
Annie Allnut
Clagettsville
Marcied August Duth
Kemptown
Stephen Galley
Burns
Leroy Wachter
Eyler—Weber
Keiler Memorial Lutheran Church
Jeanne Ellan Weber
Willian J. Weber
Washington
Roger Clifford Eyler
Roger S Eyler
Frederick
Harold Mumper
Dorothy Hering
Elaine Wasson
Evelyn Weber
Leslie Cox
Draper Sutelisse
Joseph Bailey
Lee Mourning
Theodore Walsh
Adirondack Mountains
Miss Weber
Wilson Teacher's College
Henning School
Local Notices And Events In Frederick Area
Community notices list church service at First Baptist 11:00 A M with reflections on New York. Local businesses advertise tailoring, station, corner market and phone numbers. Rodeo at Lazy B Ranch features Bob Murray and Johnny Lane amid Democratic primary campaigns. Desert inn entertainment in Monocacy Inn with 30 cent admission beer 10c cider for sale. Gillette razor blade pricing error corrected by The Peoples Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
New York
Reidh
Ford Road
Frederick
Bob Murray
Johnny Lane
Local Notices and Ads Mix On Street Scene and Campaigns
A jumble of street notices, political pleas and village ads. Mentions candidates Potts and Gripe in the Republican primary and Herbert S. Schromder with campaign invites. Community events include a barn dance, a fire company festival, gospel radio spots, a coat stylist in store, and local services from Ecker's Beauty Salon to florists and livestock auctions.
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Clay K. Brandenburg
Eleanore Florence Brandenburg
Samuel M
Mary C. Rice Stine
Myersville
Wadardern
Rowland C
Hubert A
Samuel M. Stine
Lloyd L. Stine
Harmony Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fidelity
W. P. Ard
Rest Haven Cemetery
A. K. Coffman
GRAIN
Buna
H. F. Shipley
Otis W. Rhoadez
Kobe
Japan
Efen
Jersey City
Ellis Island
sHaghattsn
Blue Ridge
Fourth
West Fifth St
Harry C, James
Richard E. Zimmerman
Guinea
Orchestra
McCutcheon
Gillette
Peoples Drug Stores
Norman
A. Slagen
Magnolia Avenue
House of Delegates
Gary Lutterback
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Victory Roller Kink
East Second
Jane A. & P
Court Street
Flower Pi
Potts
W. A. Russell Bell
WLC. T
Ro Pearl
H.C
Walkersville
Dublin-Continental Road
Dan M. Anthony Printzess
Kemps
Register of Walls
Herbert S. Schromder
Uncle Cal
Bernie
Frederik
WFMD
New Midway Volunteer Fire Co
Mac
Alfred L. Diggs
Florietta Mae Diggs
Buffalo
Ecker
Nestle
N. Market St
Mannis
Patrick ST
Asters
Zinnias
W. Patrick St
Victory Roller Rink
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourth Sts
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Church
DR Watkins
Glenn L. Martin
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R Shriver
Louis L. Wilson
Elmer Eshleman
Jacob G Shawbaker
Treas
Nevin T. R Waskey
Edger E. Thomas
ReSadhte
Frederick News
H. W Bartick
Ratky Ridge
Frederick News-Post
Walter E. Burall
W Clinton McSherry
Louis L Wilson
Claude A. Wht
James H. Grove
G Raymond Shipley
Gail L. Catshall
Western Maryland Trust CO
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tor
Bradst
Hood Colese
Barbara Flitchic Shoppe
Watenes
Pete Lands Jewelry
South Market
Cal Frederick
Tramaville Church Hall
Weds. Nile
Sept
Madame Phoebe
Li Ae
Oden
Katy Grounds
MD. de Tnee
Gary Utterbach
West Labot
Iu Quint
Bath
Wesleyan
Middletown
Sage
Bette
Win Jonason
DE Algobip
Rockwell
Fred Kough
Monard
James Sappington
S. Liberty Town
Kid
Courtney Stauffer
Patrick Court
Carl Frederick
Stauffer
Boston
W. Grd
Kelvinator
Agg Fleming Ave
Dickerson
MaCau
Hatcher
Lovettsville
Burall
Truman Allemaigh
Utlea
Allen Kline
1688
GO Ave
Berkshire
Sintk
Farrow
Dr. T
Singer
West Patrick
Groom House
Witith Greciric
Swill
Actus
Derick
St. Fae Sane
George Wanehs
Cocola Cabine
s'Sandes
Colembia Palace
Walkersyne
Casn Register Fine Four Department
Hea Cramers
Praxos
Cramer
Citizens Nationalbank
Citizens National Bank OF
Holmes D Baker
Dota H Baker
Wow OB Anders
Ws Warigis Starm
D Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponselier
Charles Ho Conley
James J. Gambrill
Daniel Baker, Jr
Dane John H. Baker
Archibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newnan Row
Harbaugh
W. A. B. Anders
Federal Reserve System
Frederick News Post
Howard A. Gross
Stoward
L Court St
Frederick, Md
Keefer M. Koogle
North
Mkt
Market St
Frederick Ave
Lee Place
West
Sunrise Villa
Keefer M Koogle
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
P. Luther Rice
Secre
Stevens
Nice & Stevens
fAow
North Market Stirce
Gilmore R Flautt
Gilmore R. Flautt, JR
Peck Avenue
Fotts & Criffln ‘Realtors
Chev. Sales, Inc
Cielrac
Goodrich
Noah E. Cramer
West College Terrace
Dll
Market Street
Clark Place
Noan E. Cramer & Son Realtors
N. Court St. Frederick
Winchester
Can Schulte
Hargett Hardware
A. M Derr
Dill Ave
Braddock Heights
Familly
JC. Penney Co
NRK Garment Co
Ashburton
Hillom Road
James C Forsyth
Sykesville
Dain Farm
Willam J. Witcom
Iite Bar
Sauble’s Inns
Taneytown
Sauble’s Inn
Barchie
Karl Jacobson Department Store
Cramers Piano Shop
Carl F. Thompson
Tear MecKaig
Wansted
Staub’s
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