Drops Dead At Funeral In Lovettsville
Lester Smith Stream of Lovettsville, 56, laborer on the B and O railroad, collapsed and died Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Garland Frye where he had gone for a funeral. He suffered a heart attack just before services began. Survived by wife Ethel Bowers Stream six children and three grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at two o clock at the Lovettsville funeral home with Rev N H Fravel and Rev A F Tobler officiating. Pallbearers listed. Funeral director R E Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Smith Stream
Lovettsville
B. and Q
Garland Frye
Rosa Nisewarner
George Franklin
Ida Smith Stream
St. James
A. F. Tobler
Raymond Smith
Elbert Wirts
W. W. James
G. E. Baker
C. S. Gaver
Robert Myers
R. E. Brown
Deaths of Houck Shoemaker Kauffman Stewart Cook
Death notices from Rocky Ridge Taneytown Keymar Buckeystown Frederick County announce William Henry Houck age 77 died at home after six months illness. George Albert Shoemaker 88 of Taneytown dies after long decline with funeral Monday. Amanda Elizabeth Kauffman 73 11 10 survived by children and grandchildren with service at Keymar. Emma Stewart threatened by cerebral arteriosclerosis dies at Frederick County Hospital. Anna Jackson Cook dies in Baltimore at home with several siblings. Funeral plans listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Houck
Rocky Ridge
Daniel
Ann Rebecca Houck
Mary Adella Taylor
William Leslie
Mary Estelle
Ann Virginia Houck
Chicago
Laura Martz
Woodsboro
M. L. Creager and Son
George A. Shoemaker
George Albert Shoemaker
Taneytown
George A
Laura Shoemaker
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Order of Moose
Edward Myers
Charles Wilson
Grace Harmon
Hagerstown
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
Amanda E. Kauffman
Amanda Elizabeth Kauffman
Clinton A. Kauffman
Raymond O. Eyler
Keymar
Kauffman
Arnold
Isabel Willhide
Frederick County
Eyler
J. C. Grossnickle
Hyattsville
Howard Thompson
Panama
Frank Blessing
Pythian Sisters
Erma Stewart
Emma Stewart
Buckeystown
George Stewart
Maria Denmark
Harry E. Carty Co
Funeral arrangement notice for Mrs. Katie R Williams
Noon service and burial at the adjoining cemetery with Mrs Katie R Williams of Baltimore to be handled by the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie R. Williams
Baltimore
Local Personal News Reflects Holiday Visits and Births
Private Newton Covell from Camp Edwards spent Christmas at home on West South street. Seaman Robert D. Biggs visited his Madison street parents. A new son was born to State Trooper and Mrs Clyde Tucker at Frederick City Hospital. Various families in Middletown Frederick and nearby areas marked anniversaries dinners and visits with relatives and service members, including Engles of Fort Monmouth and Peters at San Antonio cadet center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Covell
Camp Edwards
Mass
West South Street
Covell
Harlan R. Phreeger
Middletown
Robert D. Biggs
Ellis Island
New York
George D. Biggs
Madison Street
Clyde B. Tucker
Tower Apartments
Frederick City Hospital
William C. Pfeifer
Feagaville
Oscar P. Shafer
Harvey Eagle
Ann
Sue
John A. Shafer
Patsy
Herman Boyer
Joyce
Merryland Tract
Owen Everhart
Jacquelyn
Stokes K. Engle
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Naomi Crampton
North Market Street
T. B. Engle
East Patrek Street
New Jersey
John D. Kelly
New Market
Clinton Kelly
Doris
Buddie
Union Bridge
Rodney Kelly
James
Nancy
Kenneth
Freda
Rudy
Buckeystown
Jesse James Kelly
Rose
Curtis Eugene
Pvt
Nokes
England
Pinkney A. Richardson
West 12Th St
Allen T. Richardson
Los Angeles
Calif
Richardson
Combat Intelligence Air School
Harrisburg
Edgar R. Brownlow
Edna E. Brownlow
Washington Street
Aleutians
Army
Francis Paul Peters
Frederick
Maryland
San Antonio
Richard Baumgardner
Seattle
Wash
John Traskey
Greenbelt
Philip Hiteshew
Boston
Charles P. Hiteshew
Beacht Sause Wedding Ties Frederick to Baltimore Corpsman
Mary Christine Beacht daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry J Beacht of Frederick married Corporal Ray Henry Sause son of Mr and Mrs Henry Sause of Baltimore on December 24 at Calvary Methodist parsonage. Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks officiated in a small ceremony attended by families and friends. The bride wore an airforce blue dress with brown accessories and yellow rosebud corsage. After January 1 the couple will live in Sea Girt New Jersey where Sause is stationed at Camp Edison Fort Monmouth. Mrs Sause is a Frederick High School and Maryland General Hospital School of Nursing graduate and has worked at Baltimore City Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sause—Beacht
Mary Christine Beacht
Harry J. Beacht
Frederick
Ray Henry Sause
Henry Sause
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Charles Holland
Henry Helmrich
Sea Girt
N. J
Corp
Sause
Camp Edison
Fort Monmouth
Funerals for Ebert Siblings Held at Mt Olivet York Pa
Interment for Harry Ebert and his sister Emma R Ebert of York Pa occurred this morning at 10 30 in Mt Olivet Cemetery with graveside services. Bearers provided by the funeral home. Harry E Carty Company served as undertaker. Charles T Kim mel of near Braddock also had a funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ebert
Emma R. Ebert
York
Mt. Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
Matilda Hammond
St. Peters Catholic Church
Libertytown
Michael Hvle
Dobrey Boyle
Frank and
Gilmore Sappington
Charles Riordan
Eugene
Dawson Hammond
Powell and
Albaugh
Emergency staff set to run Maryland rail lines under Army control
Brig. Gen. Philip Hayes ordered an emergency staff to oversee 83 railroads in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia under a President ordered seizure. Roy Barton White heads the Allegheny region with Lieut. Col. Willis Pruett as assistant and Col. M. A. McFadden as executive officer. The East Coast district also includes New York, Roanoke, and Washington regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philip Hayes
Third Service Command
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Roy Barton White
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Allegheny
Army
Willis Pruett
White
M. A. McFadden
Ther
R. E. Smith
Paul McGahan
MM. A. Sewell
Robert F. Kennon
Ralph A. Wagner
Howard A. Marvell
Hayes
East Coast
New York
Pocahontas
Roanoke
Washington
Hagerstown Resident Helped In Emergency
A Hagerstown resident helped after a car skidded on an ice covered road near Braddock Mountain. The vehicle rested on a bank with its nose through a hedge. two occupants were shaken but unharmed as a neighbor and son used a tractor to free the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Braddock
Hagerstown
Washington
Frederick County
Braddock Mountain
Frederick
Navy Reveals Secret Weapons and Carrier Rise
Secretary of the Navy Knox disclosed in a year end summary that secret weapons helped push back Japan in the Pacific and that more than 42 aircraft carriers are in operation, with Corsair and Hellcat fighters boosting the fleet and a powerful new dive bomber entering service. He noted the Navy now has over six times as many carriers as at Pearl Harbor, and hinted at unidentified new weapon advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Pacific
Knox
Rabaul
Pearl Harbor
Sickness notes and moves in Frederick area
The item lists local health updates and relocations: Dr. William Crawford Johnson remains at home on Resord Street, Miss Louise Smith of Woodsboro recovering at Frederick City Hospital, Miss Miriam Rhoads ill with grippe at home, Miss Sandra Summers confined to home with chicken pox, Pvt. John Eckard moved from Camp Crowder to Fort McHenry, brother of Mrs. L. Pearce Bowlus. Mr. Martin L. Horiie moved to Frederick City Hospital, and Mrs. Lillie Cockrell moved from Urban a to Fred Etchison & Son Ambulance. Also note a passing or relocation remark about land gifts in Amazon valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crawford Johnson
Resord Street
Marx Louise Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Miriam Rhoads
East Second Street
Sandra Summers
Twelfth Street
John Eckard
Westminster
Camp Crowder
Fort McHenry
L. Pearce Bowlus
Airy
Martin L. Horiie
Burkittsville
M. R. Etchison & Son
Lillie Cockrell
Goldie Stauffer
Urbana
M. R. Etchison & and Son
Weather and notices from December reports and events
The 24 hour precipitation end ing today is not specified. December to date shows -1.38 inches with December normal at 3.95 inches and actual 3.80 inches in 1942. Temperatures ranged with highs of 53 and lows 28 yesterday and a year ago, with moon and sun timings noted. Community notices include shop reopening January 7 1944 by C E Brierley & Son, auto repairs, and social events such as Evergreen Point dance featuring The Esquires Orchestra and Tucker And Fisher, plus New Years dance at Franklin's Community Hall with Chas Holbrook and His Radio Kings. Cards of thanks from CPL Allen T Long and Catherine King’s family accompany these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Tomorow
Chas. Holbrook
Radio Kings
Franklin's Community Hall
Ridge Road
Taylorsville
Frederick
Appreciation for Donations to Frederick Christmas Buckets
The Frederick Police Department expresses thanks for all donations received for the Christmas buckets for the needy. Chief Fred M. Strally signs the note of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fred M. Strally
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sadie Green
Charles Town
W. Va
Charles Green
Schnauffer's
George E. Cook
Anna Jackson Cook
Argyle Avenue
Wayman
Mt. Pleasant
Pape
Charles T. Kimmel
Near Braddock
Mrs
Charles A, Fawley
Charles A. Fawley
Jefferson
Charlie Stunkle
Point of Rocks
Joshua Lapole
Lloyd Hale
Homer Smith
John Fawley
Service
East Church Street
John S. Bowlus
H. K. DeLauter
M. Luther Mahoney
Howard E. Riddlemoser
Edward Poole
Herbert Colliflower
F. R. Smith
Pleasant View Church of the Bretherm Cemetery
William E. Trail
Ralph G. Kline
Brazil
Amazon Valley
United States
London
DNB
Pegadi
Scarpania Tharpathos
Crete
Rhodes
C. E. Brierley & Son
Mehrl E. Bierley
West Fifth Street
Evergreen Point
Esquires Orchestra
Tucker and Fisher
Cpl
Allen T Long
Camp Shelby
Miss
Catherine King
Memoriam
Frederick Acrie
Order of Eagles
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Federal Deposit
Adamstown
F. Hall
Omeers of
Junior Fire Company, No
Chase, Troxell
Dr. McIntyre
E. Patrick Street
Dr. Ricardo
Albert C. Palmer
13Th St
Tlyse Company No. 1
Guy V. Brust
Mannis the Tailor
N. Market St
George
Keine
East All Saints St
Ricalde
Market St
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourth Streets
Frederick Junk Company
F L. Gastley and Sons
East Third Street
Plymouth
N. Bentt St
G. H. Mercer & Son
Mercer & Son
DI Ave
Wilson Ave
Ity
G. H Mercer & Son
Court Street
Fredenck News-Post
Church Street
Keefer M. Koogle
HOM
O Aly
Mader
Mii
Macadam Road
Keefer
Koogle
Phong
Magnolia Ave
Leste
Huppenthal
Barbara Ann Ruppenthal
DeGretanas St
Los
Hawnaken
Clahoor
Adamstown Tstual L
Ty AE Co
East South St
Predmuck
Second Street
Lawrence Francis Srott
Arlek Radio
Neo Chiferen
Dade
Thorses
Palace
Rees
Carlies Potomac By-Products Company
Walkersville
Tharpers Ferry
Atwil
IFLP
Good Amity Frederick News
Brick News-Post
East Patrick Sl
Parmer
Frederick News-Post
Mamhal
Tlouse
Sam J Pashen
Angerstown
W. C. Poule
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Charles M. Thrift
Gaithersburg
Eur Travilah
Tidewater Express Linen, Inc
Eari Street
Fred
Newa- Post
Couis Didham
St. Frederick
Ladiesbure
Creagerstown
Potts & Griffin
KEY Chew, Sales, Inc
Key Chev. Saleg Durin R. Cheatham
KEY Chev Sales, Inc
EB. Patrick St. Fred, Md
Howard A. Gross
Route 71
Stone Road
Wal Sacrifice
Noah E. Cramer
South Market Street
Frederick City
Gnomen & Bon Realtors
P. Luther Rice
East Third Sty
Bealph W. Stauffer
Shult House Trail
Davis Trailer Camp
L. L. Wentz
Roy Utermahien
SKY Dog
William Harshman
Lewistown
David Klipp
Rocky Springs
Bellsville
T.T. Bourne
Poolesville
John B. Shephard
Cumberland Ave
Chevy Chase
Motorola Auto Radio
Mr. Neal
Miller's Lumber Yard
Fairgrounds
George Glessner
Fakeview Ave
Enlaiepah
Serine Tor Sale—Pianos
Daresing Steipners
Steiffs Sohmers Knaves
Cramer's Palace Music
Farmers Supply
Walkersville, Md
Nolce
Ephraim B. Zimmerman
of Court
Joseph § Knott
Shemon P. Bowers
Attorne ‘ dDec
McMurray Street
East Pabrick Street
College Park
East Patrick Street
South Carroll Street
Mt Phili
Burketteville
Middle
Tulmote & Flautt
Maisland
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