Deaths of Mrs Maryanna Rawson Mrs Stele Aumen Myers and Mrs Lizzie Warner
Mrs Maryanna S Rawson 77 widow of Edward Briggs Rawson died suddenly at her son Arthur Rawson Rocky Springs at one this morning. Cremation performed. memorials at family convenience. Mrs Stele Aumen Myers 62 Exmmitsburg died after cerebral hemorrhage. survivors include Myers Topper Jordan and others. Funeral arrangements announced. Mrs Lizzie Ellen Warner 77 Taneytown died in Frederick Memorial Hospital after cerebral hemorrhage. survivors include daughter Mrs Harry Nusbaum four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Baust Reformed church with Rev Miles Reifsneider. interment Baust church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryanna Smith Rawson
Maryanna S. Rawson
Edward Briggs Rawson
Arthur J. Rawson
Rocky Springs
Edward
J. Smith
Loudoun County
Arthur
Philip
Fort Worth
Tex
William T. Smith
Lincoln
Lincoln, Va
Mins
Bertha S. Brown
Purcellville
Fort Lincoln Crematory
Blsdensburg
FR Etchison and Son
Charles E. Myers
Stele Aumen Myers
Charlies E. Myers
Exmmitsburg
John Aumen
Woodsboro
Edward Myers
Jacob Topper
Andrew Jordan
James L. Topper, Jr
Curtis Topper
Aumen Myers
Arthur Starner
Aife
Emmitsburg
Russell Myers
Cambridge
Clyde
England
William Wachter
Theodore Neumax
Baltimore
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
American Legion
Lizzie E. Warner
Lizzie Ellen Warner
Jesse E. Warner
Taneytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll County
Jacob and
Mary Babron
Harry W. Nusbaum
Baust Reformed Church
Miles Reifsneider
Baust Church
D. D. Bartzier and Son
Funerals Held for John W Stouffer and Ferdinand J Stengel
Funeral services for John W Stouffer were held Saturday afternoon at his Taneytown residence with Rev Guy P Bready officiating. Interment followed in Taneytown Reformed Cemetery with pallbearers named. In Philadelphia on February 5 Rev Ferdinand J Stengel S J died at St Joseph's Hospital aged 53. Born Bally Berks County he joined the Society in Frederick in 1888 and served Old St Joseph's Church two years then spent 57 years at the Church of the Gesu. Interment was in St Isaac Jogues Novitiate Warnersville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stouffer
Taneytown
Guy P. Bready
Taneytown Reformed Cemetery
Charles Rotrbaugh
Frank E. Crouse
Walter Ecckard
M. Ross Fair
Russell Rineman
Merl Baumgardner
C. O. Fuss and Son
Philadelphia
Ferdinand J. Stengel
S. J
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bally
Berks County
Frederick
Old St. Joseph's Church
Church of the Gesu
St. Isaac Jogues Novitiate
Warnersville
Births and birthdays fill local notice column
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shoemaker welcome a son born Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Officer James Marks observes a birthday. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Robbins host Mr. and Mrs. Louis Potter with plans for a six week St Petersburg Florida visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Willard announce a February 4 son. Others return from Florida trip and a Mercy Hospital dance is noted for Dr. Donald J. Roop. Kenneth L. Smith reports Navy enlistment and Great Lakes address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Willard
Washington
Mr. Willard
William B. Willard
Fairview Avenue
L Paul Smith
Filson Avenue
J. Adee Shry
East Third Street
Florida
Donald J. Roop
Mercy Hospital
Sheraton Belvedere
Baltimore
Roop
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Kenneth L. Smith
R. Edgar Saker
Feagaville
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Kenneth L.td. Co
U. S. War Training Center
Camp Jones
Frederick Hospital patients progress and state wood research center
Among the sick Mrs. Richard Keyser of 246 Dill Avenue has improved after seven weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital and expects to return home Wednesday. Harvey Stambaugh moved Monday from Rocky Ridge to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment in an ambulance. Oregon State College to establish the nation's largest state owned wood research center funded by a new privilege tax to aid lumber cutting. Nirws
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Keyser
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
ML L. Creager & Son
Orecon State College
Fugate-Hill Wedding Ceremony In Capital
Mr and Mrs Harry W Hill announce the marriage of their daughter Jane Luceille to John Hagan Fugate on January 31 at National Presbyterian Church Washington. Rev Edward R L Elson officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with seed pearls and carried an orchid adorned prayer book. Attendant Regina Dadling wore aqua faille. Best man Louis Preston Summers and ushers Charles Wickes Jr and Edward Martin. The couple plan to reside in Washington after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Hill
Brunswick
Jane Luceille
John Hagan Fugate
Hagan Fugate
Oswego
Ore
National Presbyterian Church
Washington
Edward RL. Elson
Regina Dadling
Louis Preston Summers
Charles W. Wickes, Jr
New Market
Edward P. Martin
Arlington
Fugate
Brunswick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of
Westein High School
West Lin
U.S. Coast Guard
Navy Yard
Marriages Featured in Local Notices
Weddings include Vera A. Culler and Lewis A. Woodward at St. John's rectory with Rev. Fr. Herbert R. Jordan officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Beall. couple now resides at 328 West College Terrace. Also Ida Summers and Nelson Summers Sr wed quietly on January 20. reside Sherman Avenue. Mary Georgette Bopst and Herman F Wachter wed January 30 at St. John's rectory. attendant Mrs. Lewis Moberly. they reside Rocky Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward—Culler
Vera A. Culler
East Second Street
Lewis A. Woodward
West College Terrace
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Rectory
Irving Beall
Woodward
Summers
Noffsinger
Ida ¥. Noffsinger
Walkersville
Nelson Co. Summers
Raymond C. Myers
Woodsboro Lutheran
Sherman Avenue
Wachter—Bopst
Mary Georgette Bopst
William M. Bopst
North Market Street
Herman F. Wachter
Cornelius Wachter
Frederick
Herbert R. Jorden
Lewis Moberly
Rocky Springs
Queen of Hearts dance marks Elmer Wolfe High School event
Union Bridge junior class hosted a Queen of Hearts dance in the school auditorium. County demonstrator Evelyn Scott aided attendees with fittings at a meeting of the Union Bridge Homemakers Club. Mrs. Miller recovers at home after illness. Willing Workers class met at Mrs. Abner Devilbiss home in February with refreshments. C Lee Metcalfe, injured in December auto crash that killed Gloria Metcalfe, set for public sale February 14 on Raymond Johnson farm. Metcalfe recently released from Gettysburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Brnge
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Bridge Homemakers
Thurston Proutz
Union Bridge
Evelyn Scott
Scott
Robert Miller
St. James’ Letheren Church
Richard H. Miler
Abner Devilbiss
C. Lee Metcalfe
Littlestown
Gloria Martin Metcalfe
Raymond Johnson
Middleburg-Tanertown
Metcalfe
Gettysburg Hospital
New Windsor Fire Company Names Officers and Campaign
The New Windsor Fire Company held a Friday meeting with 71 members. Officers elected include President Robert Pilson, Vice President Richard Warehime, and secretaries George Mylers and George E. Smith among others. The WCTU planned a Frances Willard program at 2 PM at Mrs. Margaret Bixler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
New
Roy Lowman
Cassell Roop
Granville Bixler
George Hoover
James Albaugh
Wilbur Sherfer
Lowman
Harvey Palmer
Paul Wil
Wilbur Fleming
W.C.T.U
Margaret Bixler
Frances Willard
Market Prices Wheat Barley Corn Prices in Bushels and Barrels
Market prices listed for wheat and barley in bushels and corn in barrels. The brief notice records commodity rates as published in the market section of the newspaper.
February Meet Of U D C Held With Wartime Songs And Tales
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Mrs. C. Howard Youngs East Street home for a February session. Miss Anna B. Floyd presided. Music featured soprano Mrs. Ernest Kennedy with Mrs. Hess at the piano, including Paris Angelicus and Moonlight Sonata. The group sang Dixie while a magazine article recounted Civil War incidents, submarines, and wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
East Church Street
C. Howard Young
Anna B. Floyd
Ernest Kennedy
Robert Hess
Kennedy
Grieg
Hess
Frank B. Sappington
Lynchburg
Washington
Bladensburg
National Capitol
Lincoln
David
Charleston
M. Catherine Long
Herbert Kreh
Young
Local residents visit families in Ladiesburg area
Ladiesburg residents and visitors from Mt Airy Keysville Littlestown and Brunswick spent days with the Lind Linton Birely and Smith households. Updates note Ethel Willhide's return from hospital and F S Birely's improving health as guests move among homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Walter Lind
Gail Kline
Mt Airy
Sarah Wieshear
Keysville
William V. Long
FL H Birely
Blair Simpson
Patsy
Oliver Linton
Dessie Wagner
F. H. Birely
Leslie Lind
Ethel Willhide
Co. W. Binkley
Brice Harbaugh
Catherine
Olivier Linton
Hyie Snyder
Famil
Edgar Smith
Birely
Social Notes From Middleburg And Surrounding Towns
Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Relph Scruton and families. In Thurmont the Gleburg church Adult Bible Class met at the Bowmans home. Baltimore visitors stayed with Mrs Wade Sherman and daughter as Mr and Mrs David Johnson’s family visited. Mrs Margaret Tuer and daughter from Baltimore visit Mrs Sherman. Mrs Kenneth Baker and family shared Sunday with Mrs Snyder in Woodsboro. A birthday party honored Mr Roy Bohn with guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Rentzel and others. Union Bridge area listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Frank Miller
Charles Geiser
Wilbur Delphi
George Delphy
Relph Scruton
Thurmont
Gleburg Church
Rome
Charles Bowman
James Sherman
Baltimore
Wade Sherman
David Johnson
Sherman Home
Margaret Tuer
Kenneth Baker
Snyder
Woodsboro
Roy Bohn
Bohn
Roy Behn
Frank Rentzel
Wilbur Delphy
Norval Johnson
Newton Six
Earl Bloom
Robert Bloom
Union Bridge
Pleasant Club meeting and charity vote in Mt. Pleasant
The Mt. Pleasant Homemakers' Club met at Mrs. Har old McDevitt's home with co host Mrs. Edward McDevitt presiding. A foreign family was adopted and a nutrition demonstration led to refreshments. The next meeting is set for February 16 at Mrs. Raymond Kelly's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Pleasant Club
Mt. Pleasant
Raymond Kelly
Local Events and Auctions Across Town February 1948
Community notices announce a Buckeystown hall supper on February 12 with admission and dessert, a Waynesboro antiques sale February 32 starting at 10 am, and livestock sales in Frederick on February 30. Also listed: dental optician services, home moving company anniversary, and a Valentine beauty special at LITILES Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Casa
ROYAL
Gonder
Frederick
East South Street
Valentine's Asphalt
Roy H. Ramsburg Ignatius
J. L. Reeder
Shirley Braungart
Valentine Special Pins and Jewelry Deals Across Frederick
Local ads list McCleerys Jewelers offering solid gold rings and earring specials. Other notices include moving services Meadows Van Service, Valley items like chocolates at Barbara Fritchie Shoppe, and various sale notices for homes and blinds. The page also promotes junk, lumber, and auto exchange services with contact details across Frederick Maryland.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital
U.D.C
Carl C. Beil
West Fifth Street
Oficer Stup
Howard & Lucille
E. 2Nd St
New York
North Market St
Frederick News- Post
New. York
N. Market Street
Richard Rudy Linden Hillis
Creagerstown
Lewistown
IRS
Olive G. Stull
Minnie E. Stull
Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
ODD Fellows Temple
New Design Road
Menor Woods
Larse
Harold Moore Emmett BR. Bowlus
Glenn Treut
Hillside Motor CO
W. Patrick St
Frederick Motor CO
Merecus
Ford Itston C. & C
Walter P. Feaga
Edison Harley
Independent Hose CO
Barber
Buckingham
Franks Scott Key
Buckerstown Community Hall
Buckkeystown
WLS. Cs
Lover Transportation CO. Inc
Agnes Eyler
Market Street
North End Civic Association
Alton Y. Bennett
Boyer Transportation Co., Inc
United States
Middleburg Hall
Middleburg-Taneytown
Metcalf Harry Trout
Auc
Mars Opticians
N. Market
Richard F. Kline
Frederick's
Market St
Eagle-Picher
Eagle- Picher
H. J. Kester
E. Third St. Frederick
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
Libertytown
Garber's
Glade Valley
Garber
Hager House
Ogal
Roy Sheppard
Hagerstown
MD. Md
Reliable Junk Company
Maurice Solar
Prop
Water St. B. & O. Ave
Valentine
McCleery'’S
Glade Valley-Garber Bakeries
Weverton Orchards
Weverton, Md
Fancy Valentine
Barbara Fritchie
Meadows
Meadows van
McCleery's
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Court Street
Wonderful Values
Z Price McCleerys Jewelry Store
Post
Taper Hanzing Arthur D. Lambert
Chas. Marino
ROSE
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Frederick, Md
Frank Gastley & Sons
Bernie's Auto Exchange
Battletown
Spring Valley
Motter Ave
13Th St
Roth J. Angevine
Cephans’ Court
Freederick County
Maryland
Thermont
Jimiawa Road
Frederick County
Jimtown
Harry Kinna
Esther C. Angevine
Ruth J. Angevine
Orytphangs
Eta M. Burns
Executrix
Stimatier
S. 40
Lyamsavilie
Sherman P. Bowers
Emmett R. Rowlue
Citizens Truck Co
G. William Shipley
Miller's Shoe Repair
Mit
St.eee Aera
Ecker
Nestle
Reie
Frederick News
Frederick News-Post
Pealen
Urbanagamut Thurmont
Rmont
Patrick Z
Guerpzey
Holstenss
Mites
Poolesville
William G. Dixon
Virginia
G& Ft
Waboro Nurseries
Warnesboro
Frederick News-P
Joseph Kennedy
Linden Hills
R. Set
S. Market Street
N. Market St
Cate Frederick News-Post
Rees
Fredenick
Frederick Box
Halsex
Frede
Frederick News-Pos
Glachili Bros
Damascus
Marysland
Ebert
Manaer
ATL
P. O
UTO
Mpointment
Beck's Pouir Farm & Hatcheries
Mizee
Mt Aire
Ste St
Teeter-Bas
Amer Mg
Frederick Co
Silo
West's Farm Agency, Inc
CL. Shields
North Ave
Hagi
Fred Kovon
Hhatcher
John E. Kessler
Fairfield
Redan
Wills Auto Service
Klineharts Alley
FORD
Oldsmobile
Carl Guy Ramsburg
Harmony Grove
Elmer Gouker
Myersville
Timothy
Jos Brow Lantz
Middletown
William Hy
Holton
Camp Detrick
Peoneyivenia Avenue
John BM. Blottenberger
BUICK
Turbine Con Rice & Krantz
Nelson Street
Chevrolet
Calvin Wi
Paul Mode
Tae Bates
Co-Op
Assn
Newville
Hound
F. H. Horine
Blairy
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