Deaths of Carrie M Darby and Louis Getzendanner
Carrie M Darby widow of William W Darby dies at her son s Hyattsville home after a three week illness aged 70. Survived by sons Byron R Creton Milton Darby and George W Darby and siblings William John Milton Roger Murphy and Belle Burdette Funeral Wednesday two o clock at Hyattstown Methodist with Rev Chandler burial Hyattstown. Louis D Getzendanner 79 dies in Charles Town Hospital from complications born Frederick Md son of David and Mary Getzendanner. Surviving sisters Mrs John Briscoe and Miss Phoebe Getzendanner. Services Elmwood Cemetery Shepherdstown Tuesday at 10 30 a m with Rev John Gummere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Carrie M. Darby
Carrie M. Darby
William W. Darby
R. Clifton Darby
Hyntistows
Horace
Charlotte D. Thompson Murphy
Byron E
R. Creton
C. Milton Darby
Hyattstown
George W
Baltimore
William R. Murphy
Monrovia
John O. Murphy
Brooklyn
Milton A. Murphy
Ellicott City
Roger C. Murphy
Belle Burdette
Harry Penn
Rockville
H. S. Chandler
Methodist
W. L. Burdette
Louis UW. Eteer
Charles Town
W. Va
Louis D. Getzendanner
Charles Town Hospital
Frederick
David and Mary, Winebrenner Getzendanner
John Briscoe
Phoebe Getzendonner
Elmwood Cemetery
Shepherdstown
John Gummere
Funerals Held For Jacobs DeChant and Hammond
Funeral services were held for Dawson W. Jacobs of McKaig at 10 20 this morning at 8 East Patrick Street with Rev W C Muyal officiating. Interment was in Mt Carmel cemetery. Emma DeChant of Kutztown Pa wife of the late Rev Dr Abner S DeChant died Friday at Fleetwood and graveside services were held in Hanover with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Surviving DeChant children include Alli ence DeChant Kutztown Clement W DeChant Oak Lane Philadelphia John M DeChant Manassas and Mary DeChant Long Fleetwood. Wennands Hammond formerly of Pittsburgh died Saturday and funeral was at the Home for the Aged with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson W. Jacobs
McKaig
East Patrick Street
W. C. Muyal
First Baptist Church
Martin L. Linton
Harvey Kline
George C. Kline
Jr. LE Lease
L. W. Burter
Charles Wastler
Mt. Carmel
C. E. Cline and Son
Emma DeChant
Kutztown
Abner S. DeChant
Hanover
Oak Lane Reformed Church
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Wilmer H. Long
Fleetwood
Nevin E. Smith
Mt. Olivet
DeChant
Allience
Clement W. DeChant
Oak Lane
Philadelphia
John M. DeChant
Manassas
Mary DeChant Long
Wennands Hammond
Pittsburgh
Record Street
Samuel S. Johnnston
AU Saints Church
D. Chester Kemp
Stoll D. Kemp
A. Hart Etchison
Charles W. Wood
Alden E. Fisher
Joseph T. Griffin
M. R. Etchison and Son
Commander Hogan To Address Rotary Club
Commander Bartholomew W Hogan chief medical officer of the ill fated carrier Wasp will speak to Rotary Club members at the Francis Scott Key hotel during their regular lunch meeting on Wednesday at noon. Hogan who was wounded when the carrier was sent in September now resides in Emmitsburg with his wife Grace Gloninger and their two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew W Hogan
Wasp
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hogan
Emmitsburg
Grace Gloninger
Weather and grain market update with daily readings
The report lists 24 hour precipitation none and December to date 0.62 inches. December normal is 3.25 inches with 1941 actual 3.65 inches. Excess 1942 precipitation to December 1 is 6.90 inches. Yesterday high 39, low 23. Tomorrow sun 5.47 pm rise 3.19 am moon 9.41 am, set 7.83 pm. Grain market notes corn and wheat specifics are cut off.
Weddings ay near Pearl and Brunswick area
Miss Dorothy Grimes and Bernard L. May married in a Parsonage ceremony. Bride employed at Muse Tailoring, groom to report for Army duty at Fort Meade and reside with groom’s parents during service. Christine O. Flook and Corp Herber James Westerman wed in Pittsburgh with simple ceremony. Flowers white gardenias, attendants Helen and Edgar Westerman. Now living in Blackstone, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Grimes
Thornes Grimes
Bernard L. May
Charles W. May
Near Pearl
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos J. Traver
Roy May
Muse Tailoring Company
Fort George G. Meade
Westerman
Freek
Christine O. Flook
Oscar Flook
Brunswick, and Corp
Herberjames Westerman
Pittsburgh
Camp Pickett
Medlodin Parsonage
Helen Westerman
Edgar Westerman
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Furloughs
Mrs. William C. Jones sails from Clifton after weeks in Frederick with her daughter Mrs. G Horton Peace. Guests at Mr. and Mrs. Herman Watkins in Airy include Spencer Jones Sallie Watkins Mary Elizabeth Fry Harold Duvall and family and several service members on furlough and duty. Norman Sharrer of Rocky Ridge is tapped into Sigma Sigma Omicron at Washington College Chestertown as a top student in his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Jones
de Mott Avenue
Clifton
N. J
Frederick
G. Horton Peace
Carrol Parkway
Peace
Robert
Jones
Herman Watkins
Airy
Spencer Jones
Sallie Watkins
Harry L. Richardson
31St Armored Regiment
Camp Polk
Pinkney A. Richardson
West Twelfth Street
Norman Sharrer
Newton
Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Sigma Sigma Omicron Honorary Society
Washington College
Chestertown
Local Health and Hospital Updates in Frederick Area
Among the sick Mrs Mary Feather of Knoxville has returned home after hospital stay. Pvt Edgard Brownlow of Fort Monmouth remains in post hospital with bronchitis, eyes to return soon. Miss Evelyn Ricketta treated for a hand cut at Buffalo Restaurant. not serious. Doris Elaine Simmons recovering at home after tonsillectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Rev Philip Farrell recovering from pneumonia at St Agnes Hospital in Baltimore. Jonn T Best transported to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Esther Willard moved to Frederick City Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Feather
Knoxville
Samuel Eagle
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Edgard R. Brownlow
First Signal Training Regiment
Fort Monmouth
Red Bank
N. J
Edna E. Brownlow
Washington Street
Post Hospital
Evelyn Ricketta
Buffalo
Frederick City Hospital
Doris Elaine Simmons
Chester J. Simmons
West Fifth Street
Philip L. Farrell
Buckeystown
Libertytown
St.Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Jonn T. Best
North Market Street
M. R Etchison and Son
Esther Willard
Adamstown
M. R. Etchison and Son
War Quiz 1 Know Your Enemy and Uniform Clues
A fragmentary quiz item describes Allied troops seldom seeing front uniforms, notes a corporal and Mitchel Field New York, and asks what rocks and Moals mean for Navy men. Answers appear on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel Field
N.Y
sAmwers
U S Casualties in First War Year Reach 58 307
The Office of War Information reports 58 307 U S casualties in the first year of war. Included are dead wounded missing internees in neutral lands and prisoners from the Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Merchant Marine and Philippine Scouts. Army losses total 35 878 with many missing or captured after campaigns in the Philippines and Dutch East Indies. Navy casualties are 22 629.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Office of War Information
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Merchant Marine
Philippine Scouts
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
Japan
Navy Department
McDonoughs Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs McDonough of Prospect Avenue celebrate fifty years of marriage on Sunday at home Their family includes twelve children thirty eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren They previously lived near Monrovia before moving to Mt Airy Both celebrate good health and share a long life together
War Activities in Halifax Described by Dr Ward
Dr Laura A Ward associate professor of English at Hood College spoke on The Romance of Halifax in Peace and War at a Zonta Club meeting. She described Halifax Nova Scotia as a coastal city with a deep indented coastline and double harbor, its naval past, and wartime civilian efforts for servicemen. The talk noted Halifax as a Navy hub since 1749 and mentioned future Zonta gathering at Hood College Mortar Board tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Ward
Hood College
Halifax
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Nova Scotia
Ward
North America
Cornwallis
George II
England
St. Paul's Church
Canada
Mortar Board
Keller Speaks At Westminster Dinner
Charlie Keller a Yankee catcher was guest speaker at the annual Fathers and Sons banquet of St. Pauls Reformed Church Westminster held at the Charles Carroll Hotel on Friday evening. Over 100 fathers and sons attended along with other guests including baseball fans from Westminster. Percy M. Burke chaired the arrangements committee and acted as toastmaster with Joseph E. Hunter John Whitmer Howard Brown and John A. Bankers assisting. Rev J Edmund Lippy is the church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Keller
Yankie Cunner
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Westminster
Charles Carrol Hotel
Percy M. Burke
Toasitmaster
Joseph E. Hunter
John Whitmer
Howard Brown
John A. Bankers
J. Edmund Lippy
Property Transfers Reported in Local Clerk’s Office
Crum heirs sell dwelling and garage on East Ninth Street for about 4700 dollars to Brandenburgs. Coblenz sale to Main couple includes property on East Main Street Middle Town and rear lot on Harmony Road plus seven acres, about 4700 dollars. Baker family transfers one third undivided interest in a 203 acre Singanore district farm to Lilian Long and Joseph R. Baker for about 3200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Crum
Wiliam T. Brandenburg
East Ninth Street
Harry B. Cob- Jentz
J. Fred Main
East Main Street
Middletown
Harmony Road
William Baker, Jr
Carroll Countx
Singanore
Lillian Long
Joseph R. Baker
Concussed Officer Kanade Hurt After Arrest
Officer Martin L. Kanade said an x ray showed hemorrhage concussion after being assaulted on November 29 by Harry Edgar Moppy Phebus, whom he had arrested for drunkenness. He will need two to three weeks more medical care before returning to duty. Kanade has been off duty since the incident. Phebus was found guilty of assault and battery, sentenced to three months, appealed, and released on a $750 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Kanade
Harry Edgar
Moppy
Phebus
Kanode
Phobus
House of Correction
Alton Y. Bennett
Family Becomes III After Noonday Meal
Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Stull and two daughters Misses Mary and Carrie Stull fell ill Monday at their Bethel area home. Mr. Stull was rushed to Frederick City Hospital, others stayed at home or in bed. Doctor attributed illness to possible food poisoning, condition improving for some. full cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira S. Stull
Misses Mary
Carrie Stull
Bethel
Local Christmas Card Specials and Holiday Notices
Local merchants advertise Christmas cards for family and friends and promote extended store hours. Notices list beauty shops closing for Christmas, a Montgomery Ward catalogue sale, a public farm auction in Montgomery County, and a planned chicken supper fundraiser. Also included are florist offerings, funeral flowers, and wreaths for Christmas gifts with local store contact details.
All Saints Parish House Christmas Schedule and Local Ads
Fragments describe parish hall event at All Saints on a Friday in December from 3 p m with St Marys Chapter and incredibly varied local commerce. Listings mention Iridelle jewelry at Remsberg s Jewelry Store key hotel building bingo at Odd Fellows Temple with a $2 50 prize and a new wave method claim, plus ads for Suspending beauty salon and a Sheffer Farm auction near Middletown including livestock and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Temple
West Seventh St
GILMORE FLAUTT Sells Numerous City Properties
Gilmore & Flautt advertise a wide range of city properties for sale including brick dwellings with hot water heat steam heat and garages. Listings cover corner lots on South Market East Eighth West Fourth East Sixth and West South Street plus a modern apartment house on Madison Street and a 17 acre farm near Mt Philip with brick dwelling and outbuildings. They claim cash buyers available for all descriptions and offer quick, satisfactory sale services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Staa
College Park
Carrol
South Market
Madison Street
Stoker
Brick’s Mill
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Mt Philip
Blacks Mill
New Windsor
Liberty Town
Tulemore R Fla Gilmore & Flautt J
Worth Market Street
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Margaret
Commander Hogan
U. S
Mrs
Luther C. McDonough
Berger's
Market St
Montgomery Ward
TM Wyom
Nanhamnton Matte
Ann's
Ecker
Lutile
Calla’s
Dea Mae
Dorothea Coiffeur
Doris Windsor
LaGrace Beauty Shop
Vanity Fair Beauticians
Young
Ruth Phebus
Milady Hair Dressers
Little's Beauty Shoppe
Margaret's Beauty Shop
Warner Beauty Studio
Naomi Flanigan
Josephine Myers
Karol
East
Patrick St
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Susie M. Funk
John W. Null
Raymond L. Kelly
H. K. Delauter
Florence M. Shearer
Grace Shull
George D. Shearer
Grace Reformed Social Room
Zimmerman’s Florist
College Ave
Market
Fifth Streets
All Saints
St. Mary's
Remsberg
Bry
Nestle
JY 2
Pooneoyi
Sheffer Farm
Midietown
Oscar Shafer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert H. Routzahn
Dessie Willhide
Emma Martz
Bertha O'Hara
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
G. A
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Maire Devisetx Association
Brands Scott Key Hotel
Stephens
Porsery
Maryland
Galiana
Jarrey Shull's Meat Market
Hy Mannis
E. Patrick Sr
BECK
Mstyland US
Revck
UDS
Pontiau Sedan
Heater
Wise
Luxe Coupe
Maurice Utossnickly
Myersville
Med
Robert R. Gridley
US Os “Army
Air Corps
Court House Road
Arlington
Noah E. Cramer
ERTY
Spencer Zimmersman
Thei Sked
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
Court St Frederick
Bethlehem Fairfield
Curtis Bay
Bone
Wadd
Fairfiel Shipyards
Bridgeswark
Walcen
Erie
W. Pattick St
Yuletide Gifts
Nora Jane Gift Shop
E. Patrick Street
Cider Press Service
McCutcheon
Aeries Mane
Haberdashery
Key
Bethlehem- Fairfield
Fairchild
Glenn L. Martin
Ralph W. Boyer
Automobile Club of Maryland
OLD Wheel Shop
Point OF Rocks
Mary E. Shellman
Frederic County
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Filin
Towil
Wouls
Harry B Bressler
Lewis E. Shellman
Anid Frederick County
Tiree
Conner
Chapel Alley
Bast Ard
Fourth Streets
Frederick Junk Company
F.L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
East Third Street
W. Clinton McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
Louis L. Wilson
Elmer I. Eshelman
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Treas
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Edgar E. Thomas
Walter E, Burall
Ernest R, Shriver
Louis L, Wilson
Claude A. Will James H. Grove, Jr
G, Raymond Shipley
Gail L. Catshall
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cone
H. Bond Bressler
M Street
H. Kieffer Delauter
Inphans
George F
Montgom
Liumnecheon
Snie—Cash
Susiem
Funk
Raymond L, Kelly
Cork
Jas W. Null
Ate HK
DeLauter, Atty
Citizens Nationalbank
THE
Citizens National Bank
Holmes D Baker
John Baker
Wo Anders
W Bourtgis Storm
Ralph Ziummertian
Lewis M. Spunseller
Charlies
Conley
M. D
James H Gambrill, Jr
Daniel Baker, Jr
Holmes D
Baker and
HO Daten
Archibald FE Fisher Elias B
Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newman
R W
Harbaugh
OH OS. Andere
Federal Reserve System
P. Luther Rice
Steet Bass
Third Street
Sisag
Luther Rice
East Third St
Howard A. Gross
A. Gross
Court St. Frederick, Md
Keefer M. Koogle
North
Mkt St
Lee Place
14Th St
Sunrise Villa
Potts & Griffin
Bath and Tie
Realtors
SC ES Key Chev
Sales, Inc
Xmas
KEY Chay. Sales, Inc
Lof FE
Patrick Frederick
Mid
Hargetts
West Low St
Geo. NH. Wiener
North Market
West Patrick St
Arenra
Ongrimante
Bower Brooke Taney
North Bentz St
Kepler
Clarke Place
East Egg
Ard St Llander
Park Avenue
Braddock
Coblente
Amall
Mithers Land
Fierick News-Post
Neta Satan Enone
Hagertown
Magerstown
Silee
M. D. Stearns
Hagentown
Hageretown
Mgnt
Hageratown
Market St. Frederick
Snyder J
Long Corner
Mt. Airy
Frederick Road
Mt Afry
Ward DeGrange
Child's Auto
Allabee
West South St
Am West South St
Gracie Lewis
June Miller
Linden Hills
Steinway
Linden Hilly
Ktarehman
Lewistown
Singer
West Partick
JeMersot
Jefferson
Barbara Fritchie
Fairview
Gilmore & Flautt
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