Deaths list notes Nellie Reeder and others in local obits
Mrs Nellie Reeder wife of John Luther Reeder died at home near Gambers on Friday night after a two year illness She was born July 13 1900 in Virginia aged 48 She survived by her husband her mother and eight plus children and siblings Funeral services are planned for Monday at two o'clock at the late residence and Mt Pleasant Methodist Church Gambers with Rev L Davis officiating Interment at Calvary AM Church cemetery Friends may call Sunday evening Other obituaries recall Joseph Litten aged 68 born in Virginia with a farming life and a foster daughter and several relatives The service schedule includes a Wednesday funeral from the Church of the Brethren Cedar Grove Va and burial in the Cedar Grove cemetery Also listed is Mrs Alfred L Diggs 62 who died suddenly Friday night in the West Patrick street area She was active in Quinn AME Church with several children and siblings The body remains at the funeral home then at the late home prior to services Tuesday at 2 PM in Fairview cemetery M BR Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Reeder
John Luther Reeder
Gambers
Virginia
Bessie Pond Funk
William Funk
Gerald Reeder
Westminster
Russell Reeder
Woodlay
Elaine DeMooras
Venice
Dorris Rudnicki
Baltimore
VanLear Reeder
U. S. Navy
Elien Myers
Jov Reeder
Jonsville
Wington
Vynis Fu
Reeder
Calvary Methodist Church
Gamibers
Mt. Pleasant MM
Lieyrd Davis
Inter Calvary
Ford Road
John P
Barbara Catherine Good Litten
Brethren
Cedar Grove
Elf
Miller
Charles Litten
Clear Spring
Thomas Litten
Hagerstown
East Church Street
Church of the Brethren
Remery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Alfred L. Diggs
Anne Eliza Diggs
All Saints Street
West Patrick Street
Frank
Mari A Spraggs Thomas
Quinn A W W. E. Church
Worthington G. Trier
York City
Alfonso Ross
Princeton
J. M
Robert Randolph
Hockri Atler Tyler
Frederick
Floretta MM. Diggs
Howard University
Lawrence Brightful
New Market
Helen C. Thomas
Philadelphia
Fairview Cemetery
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Emmiesburg
Afr
Harry Boyle
Harry Boyle, Jr
George Barrick
Susan
Hattie Myers
Walkersville
Fred Seiss
Sop
Ont
Jackson Humerick
Thurmont
Bronday
North Carolina
Ray Topper
George Brown
Jony C. Hum_erick
Marie Rosensteel
Carroll Frock
Robert Gillelan
Lou Davis
Ror Bollinger
Fathers and Sons
The
Lutheran Church
Bir
Abs
Frederick B. Bower
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Emmitsburg
Brirs
Murray Hardman, Jr
St. Joseph's College
John Kelly
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tthe Post
Louis Stoner
William Luther Heuerman
Sarah Basson
Henry Gerken
Ernest Keilholtz
Ralph Neiholtz
Hazel Keilholtz
Guy Baker
Mmiss Emma Ohler
John i. Fuss
Lloyd Dern
Charles Fuss
Paul Glass
Fuss
George L. Ihide
Peter F. Burkett
Quinn Topper
William Bollinger
Frederick County
L DeGranre
Maryland
Rupp
Frederick Coun
Feidiiand
Circuit Court
Illness and Recoveries Reported in Local Notes
Among the sick at 11 McMurray Street Mrs Charles Cook is slightly improved after pneumonia confinement. Mrs Oscar Schultz of Shookstown is resting well after an operation at Woman's Hospital Baltimore. Miss Patricia Rosencrantz near Urbana underwent an appendectomy Friday at Jerick Memorial Hospital and is listed as satisfactory. Miss Rosencrantz teaches at The News. Mr William E Kindler at Francis Scott Key Hotel was evacuated to Frederick for treatment. Bir L Ray Burgee at 107 West Fourth Street continues to slowly improve at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cook
McMurray Street
Oscar Schultz
Shookstown
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
Patricia Rosencrantz
Urbana
Jerick Memorial Hospital
Rosencrantz
the News
William E. Kindler
Francis
Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Aftor
C. E. Cline & Son Ambulance
Ray Burgee
West Fourth Street
Weather Summary of February Precipitation Totals
Weather report notes 24 hour precipitation and morning readings with February totals. It cites irregular data from a normal February pattern and mentions precipitation rising into tomorrow with forecast implications for local conditions. Official sources indicate measurable moisture through the date and an expected uptick in rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
In Memoriam Tracey and Clay Memorial Notes
In memorial verses for Tracey known as Pete Trae who died on December 12, 1955 and for Harry Clay who passed February 12, 1946. The daughter Rhodie asks that grief be tempered by faith, noting love endures though he is away rather than dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey
Bert
Pete” Trae
Clay
Harry Clay
Sayler and Onnen Marry in Oak Park Ceremony
Mr and Mrs C Preston Sayler announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Frances Sayler to John Edward Onnen of Chicago. The ceremony occurred February 3 in Oak Park. A wedding reception followed and the couple departed for a northern Wisconsin honeymoon before settling in Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Preston Sayler
Union Bridge
Mary Frances Sayler
John Edward Onnen
Chicago
Oak Park
Northern
Msin
Women's Clubs Camp Detrick Homemakers Club Meeting
The February meeting at Mrs. Robert Porter's home was attended by four members and two guests. President Mrs. Ian Tervet presided as plans were announced for a small electrical repair school on February 15 and 1%. Miss Davis led a session on transforming old clothes into the "New Look." Members received tips on alterations and care, followed by a musical program and refreshments. The next gathering will be at Alice Brewer's home on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick Homemakers Club
Robert Porter
Ian Tervet
Hhh
Demen
Miss Davis
Alis
Carl Brewer
Emmitsburg Social Notes Include Visitors and Births
Emmitsburg residents hosted guests from Baltimore Walkersville and Dover while families announced births and celebrations. Fire brigade responded to a chimney fire at Murray Hardman Jr. home. a college social for elderly women occurred at St. Joseph's College. VFW officials discussed youth programs and ambulance costs.
Proclamation Judgment Day Humor at Hood College Revue
Hood College sophomore revue For Heaven's Sake featured seven characters led by Miss Nancy Hoskins and Miss Betsy McCain with St Peter and other roles. The act mixed period songs and dances including a Gay Nineties segment and a Charleston number, followed by auditions and a finale. Market prices list Wheat at 2.08 per bushel and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judgmer Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Fox Bowes
St. Peter
Nancy Hoskins
Westchester
Georgina Sutherland
Holyoke
Mass
Columbus
America
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Barbara Fritch
Kyv
Mary Lou Henry
Hazleton
Margie
al Jolgon
Susie
Major Bowes
Betsy McCain
Carolyn Leedo
Newton
Bliss Joan Geiss
Elkins Park
Dolores Holland
Norvith
Local Notices and Auction Items From Frederick Area
A collage of 1949 notices includes a 2c public sale on premises at 358 East Third Street for furniture and household items on Saturday February 19 at 1 30 p m. Also a Mercy Day proclamation for February 12 by Mayor Lloyd C Culler and various auctioneers, with bids and public sale plans across local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Thir Street
France
Frederick C
Glenn Trout
Lloyd C. Culler Emmert BR. Bowls
R. L. Keily
West Seventh Street
Prima
J. William Graser
John L. Ponton
Joan Shaw
Dr Myers Farm
R. L. Kelly
Boonsboro
Tilgimanton
Paul E. Hughes Bowlus & Eigenbrode
King & Long
Community Sale and Local Auctions Ads in Frederick MD
A dense page of community sale notices and auction listings around Frederick Maryland. Items include furniture, appliances, clothing, and various estates with dates in February 1949. Auctioneers include J William Graser and Emmett R Bowlus, with details of premises and cash terms. Also notices for socials, dances, and club events.
Masonic Notice and Local Auction Notices in Frederick Area
Special Masonic communication on February 14 to attend the funeral of Brother Clark S. Cooper with interment in Landisburg Pennsylvania. Separately, a series of farm sales, livestock, household goods, antiques, and real estate auctions are listed across Urbana, Buckeystown, Braddock Heights, and Frederick with dates from February 13 to February 26, including cattle, horses, implements, and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
A. F. & A. Masons
Clark S. Cooper
Landisburg
John Cengle
Local notices and ads from Frederick area 1940s paper
A dense jumble of event invites and classified blurbs for Frederick Maryland. Items include a barn dance at Delia A's, door prizes at a Ladies Auxiliary American Legion post, piano sale notices, optician services, insulation and storm window ads, Venetian blind service, real estate lots for Spring Valley, used car listings, Army shoes and clothing, junk prices, and local business contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Post
Travelers Aid chief retires after a century of service
Miss Bertha McCailan, longtime associate of the Travelers Aid Association, retires as general director. The organization, serving millions of troubled travelers for 100 years, has roots connected to Frederick through McCailan’s visits and friendships while planning a retrospective on a century of travel aid and movement, from early migrations to wartime upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Aid
Bertha McCailan
Head Coir
Travelers Aid Association
MecCail
Frederick
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memoriam
Rhodie
Wales
Edward I
Prince of Wales
Eastern Star Card Party
Junior Engine House
Felix Telanagan Grena Trent
Emme R. Bowlus
A Q. Davis
Libertytown
Robert H. Diller
West Fifth Street
John L. Pontes
Hurlers Famous Valentine Chocolates
Mack's Coxfectionery 505 North Market Street
Moose
Sear
Well Brothers, Inc
Rederick. Maryland
March Street
Mathinerr
Luther A. Stang
Emmett R. Bowlus
West Fourth
Glade Valley Cotremunity Assoc
Walkersville School
Turkey
Saman Rebekah Lodge I
O. O. F. Temple
Lingznore
Libertytoun
MYF
Unionville Community Hall
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O. Box
Frederick, Md
Ralph Balzel
Union
Addie Baltzell
Geo. B. Keane
Frederick Farms
Stevens Airport
Washington
Baltimor
George B. Stey
Emmer
R. B. John W. Null
Raymond L
Binzgo— United Fire Hall
Florence
Chas
Droneburg
Lameville
H. M. Alexander
Hendrickson
Baker's
Wes
Patrick St
Appalachian
Innez
Peck Fisher
Gunsr
Longswood
Clyde
HNO
Aeet
Buckeystown
Michael's & Real Estate
Alli House
J. Arthur Catlail
Emmet
KR. Bowlus
Braddock Grange
Braddock Hgts
Fire CO
A.M. E
Zier
Greenfield-Dickerson
Route 1
John J. Dav
Libertytown Methodist Church Hall
W.S.C
MT. Pleasant Community Hall
UG Bridge
L. R. Schoolman
Professional
Frederick Motor CO
Nur
Ford
South Court Street
South Market
Nient
Laele
Cal
Bernie's Arena
Paul Jones
Delia
York
Capitol Rock
Universal Insulation ‘Company
Fred Phone
E. S
M. L. Summers
Charles H. Baker
Motier Ave
Mars Opticians
Frederick Homes Ensulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Med
Rome
Spring Valley
13Th St
Frederick, Mo
Paris
South Se
Strees
Schroeder's—Men's Wear
Toa Street
Dorsey Corun
Jefferson, Ma
Catoctin
Solar's Reliable Junk Company
Nestie
ECKER
Market St
Newberry
Newberry's
Church Street
High School
EL Church Street
Idst
Ayrlawn_ Farms
Laytonsville
Tetep
Gaithersburg
News-Post
Young
Rederick News-Post
Rees
Forestes
Freeung
Ap- St
Salmonth Modern
Trederick
Fred'k
Badtt
Charles D Kemp
Veterans Asso
Es of America
General Assembly
Court House
G. Cleveland
Eicense
U. S
Stull’s
North Avella
W Books
Adettes and . Co.d. Cressmont
Blackwood
X. J
Beck
Etbdzet Road
Ma HN
Third Street
SAI Salle
Fredererick
S. T. Royer
Friend's Creek Emmitsburg
Holstely
T. Bl
Bangs
Giern H. Kiser
Wilson Place
F.H. A
M. House
Ponfiac
Donald B. Rice
Charlesland
Adamstown
C. Th. Thurmont
Studio Couch
PRAC
i _thallk
West 7Th St
Apple Starner
Jefferson
Llis Chalmers
Wtmick Cimeras
E -mi
Koontz Garage
WEA
Deere Spreac
Buckerstown
Palace Music
Earl R. Kepler
Sole's
N. Marget St
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