Deaths Edward N Lassetter and Luther Flook
Death notices report Edward N Lassetter 33 of this city died at Mt Alto VA Hospital Washington D C after a two week stay wife Dorothy Kreh Lassetter and daughter Ann Leg survive with his Cullman Alabama parents. Funeral arrangements pending. Luther Flook 48 of Keedysville died at home from a heart attack Surviving wife Cleg Pry Flook son Charles L brothers Emory John J and Fred Service at Keedysville home at 2 30 with Revs M A Ashby and Homer Kendle officiating Interment Keedysville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward N. Lassetter
Dorothy Kreh
Lassetter
Mt. Alto Veterans Adminisitration Hospital
Washington D
E Lee Lassetter
Cullman
Ala
Ann Leg
C. Herbert Kreh
Luther Flook
Keedysville
Martin L
Laura (Shank) Flook
Middletown
J. B. Ferguson Co
Cleg Pry Flook
Charles L
Emory
Downsville
John J
Funerals Held for Fox Snyder and Offord in Local Churches
The period sees three area funerals. Mrs. Sarah C. Fox of Rocky Ridge had services at the Church of the Brethren with interment beside Elder Charles Stover. Henry M. Snyder of 249 Dill Avenue was honored with a service at the Murdock home and at the Church of the Brethren, with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Edward Wesley Offord of Buckeystown died at State Hospital Crownsville and was buried in Hope Hall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Fox
Geo. W. Fox
Rocky Ridge
Church of Brethren
Maurice Smith
Harvey Stambaugh
M. L. Creager and Son
Henry M. Snyder
Dill Avenue
R. Bruce Murdock
Rockwell Terrace
Church of the Brethren
West Fourth Street
William Kinsey
New Windsor
Edward Wesley Offord
Buckeystown
State Hospital
Crownsville
East Church Street
J. A. B. Dyson
Methodist Church
George E. Bowins
Lindsay P. Ambush
Alton D. Bowie
F. D Bruce
John R. Offord
Robert J Howard
Hope Hall
M. R Etchison and Son
Eyler Couple Observes 59th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph E J Eyler of Emmitsburg mark their fifty ninth anniversary born at Friend's Creek. The couple wed in 1883 at the Lutheran church Emmitsburg with Rev Er Johnson officiating Their family includes 14 children 47 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Nearby notes include events in Lemoyne Pa a talk on Week Day Religious Training and a Hood College chapel address by Rabbi Lefkowitz on Democratic Traditions in Judaism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. J. Eyler
Emmitsburg
Lemoyne
Oren Strine
Walkersville
Strine
John W. Fisher
Fisher
Aaron Lefkowitz
Cumberland
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Lefkowitz
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Leibowitz
Weddings Lantz and McKussien Tie in United Brethren Church
Mary McKussick and Howard Lantz, both of Lantz, wed at Thurmort United Brethren Church in a simple ceremony. Rev. Ivan G. Naugle conducted the service as Miss Sara Ann Lantz served as bridesmaid and Joseph Brown as best man. The couple plan to live with the bride’s parents while both work in Baltimore and at the State Sanatorium respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantz—McKussien
Mary McKussick
Eugene McKissick
Howard Lantz
Milton Lantz
Lantz
Thurmort
Sara Ann Lantz
Joseph Brown
Naugle
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Stanley Stull
Baltimore
Hood College to Admit Married Students During War Emergency
Hood College approves married students as resident students under wartime policy changes. Previously the college barred married undergraduates from on Campus housing, but now with college approval and certain conditions, married students may reside on campus. Arrangements are coordinated through Miss Alberta Brown, director of student personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry I Stahr
Hood College
Alberta’ F Brown
Local hospital notes show multiple patients improving after surgery
Among the sick Mrs John Blumenauer and Miss Dorothy Money recover at Frederick City Hospital after thyroid and appendectomy operations. Several others including Pvt Albert Dutrow and Edward Harding are reported improving or returning home from Frederick City Hospital. A Thurmont resident enters Veterans Hospital for treatment while a local man suffers an influenza illness. A Cleveland resident remarks on Pearl Harbor as a stranger to the news in a wartime era observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blumenauer
Seventh Street
Frederick City Hospital
Albert G. Dutrow
Braddock Heights
Auntien Hospital
Fort George G. Meade
Dorothy Money
East Church Street
Edward Harding
Park Mills
Roy R Gosnell
East Church St
Seamen In Masks Aid Arctic Ports
British seamen in disguise aid northern Russian ports by delivering supplies and fortifying ships. The effort aims to shield crews from harsh Arctic conditions while supporting relief operations amid severe winter ice.
Weather and grain markets summary note
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today and year to date 1.93 inches versus February normal 2.92 inches. February 1941 precipitation 1.86 inches. Temperature highs and lows given for yesterday and prior year with sunrise and sunset times. Grain markets report prices for corn and wheat per bushel and per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Tomarray
Mowit
Tomerrayw
Women Rifle Club Posts December January Averages
The Catoctin Women’s Rifle Club held a monthly meeting to publish member averages for December and January attendance at weekly range practice and to plan a March 16 party. Names and scores include Lucille Harbaugh 58, Frances Gitt inger 98, Helen Young 95.1, Pauline Jones Bowius 95.1, Jane Staley 93, Elizabeth Crum 92, Corinne Wastler 92, Marsha Kreimer named range officer, Alice Carter and Margaret Kohlen berger tasked with medals. New members Kathleen Nean, G WN Church, Lillian Thomas, Ethelinda Reynolds, Betty Murray admitted. Committees formed for March party. Helen Young chaired meeting in absence of president L R Schoolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Edna Reese
Helen Hunt
Heleni Young
L R Schoolman
Flying Is Best Job Of War Says RAF Graduate
John David Mause Jr son of Mr and Mrs J D Mause of Myersville writes his parents from England saying flying is the best job in the war He is an RAF member listed as an exceptional flying student by his officers attributing the mark to ROTC training at the University of Maryland He notes squadron training is very rigid and remains hopeful for the war effort Also Mr and Mrs George F Cooy Sr of Comus attend their son in law and daughter's dinner marking their forty second wedding anniversary with many guests present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John David Mause
J. D. Mause
Myersvile
Young Mause
Middletown High School
Royal Air Force
England
British Air Ministry
Mause
University of Maryland
Young Mouse
George F Cooy Sr
Comus
J T Fxite
Poolesville
Cooly
Fyffe
Bettie Mae
J. T Fyffe
Dorothy Cooly
Carroll Fisk
Delius Staub
H. F Coolyard
Louise Johnean
al Johns
Oliver Soper
Furniture Shrinks Suit Smaller Rooms
Furniture is getting smaller and buyers will welcome easier fitting chairs for compact dens and bedrooms. Designers say the trend makes arranging living room and bedroom combinations simpler and more flexible.
Local notices and sales offerings flood Brunswick area
A mix of church dinners auctions and sales fills a Brunswick page. Items include a turkey dinner event at Grace Episcopal Church February 17 from 4 to 8 pm with 50 cent tickets at A Street, an income tax help offer, a turkey and country ham supper on February 18 with music at Porters, a large public sale for Charles S Houck on Liberty State Road February 23 featuring farm horses and Holstein heifers, plus a February used car clearance at Hall Motor Co Frederick. A public shooting event at Camp Kanawha, a hospitalization insurance plan with $1000 accidental death benefit, and local bingo at United Engine House are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 3S Houck
Liberty State Road
Felton
Kelly Mill
Public notices and sales and local ads from Frederick area
Public sale announced for February 21 1942 at 100 p.m. listing house furnishings and appliances at 249 Bill Avenue Frederick. Also notices for bids and auctions from Mrs Thirza Pettingall and auctioneers Emmert R Bowlus Brute Murdock. Local ads include dance events at Monocacy Inn and annual event at Scott Key Hotel Barber Shop. Several business ads active for shoes, sheet music, pure bred hogs and beauty shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Avenue
Fredenck
Frederick Hairdressers Association
Joe Stephens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanover
William R. Barnhart
St Matthew's Lutheran Church
Ministeral Union of Hanover
Niewepaper
Hood
Cleveland
Charlie Born
Euclid
Public Square
Charlie
United States
Dorothy Roe
Potts and Griffin
Grace Fpiscopal Church
Brunswick
Frederick
Alvey R. Wolfe
Turkey
Mt Pleasant
Belter
Hall Motor Co
N. Market St. Frederick
Norman T. Trump
Camp Kanawha
Commonwealth
Cass
Chaise
Cuarles S Houck, JR
United Engine House
WEMD
F. M. Manuel M
Weinberg Wall
Detemnse Council
Thirza Pettingall
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Henry Siy
Emmert R. Bowlus
DR. Watkins
Guinea
Minocacs
Gaines Shoe Store
N Market Street
One City Opera House
Mad
Pythian Sisser
Pythian Castle
Br JF. Chiropodist
N. Court Street
Cramer
Bernie's Arena
ODD Fellows
Temple
West Seventh Street
Valentine
Robert F Penn
Market St
Citizens National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank OF
Frederick, MD
Gidiiante and
Permanent Way
Neste Wireless
Neste
Holmes D Baker
John H Baker
Whob Anders
W Barigis Storm
Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Charles Il Conley
James H Gambrill
Denil Babeda
Archibald E Fisher
Elias B Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newman Row
Elarbaugh W
O. B. Anders
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance — Corporation
Hepale
Mehinl
Patrick Steat Bee
Soul Farm
Nelson
Poolesvile
Mil Ted
Howard A. Gross
Brighton
Monig County
Cocksville
Howard A Gross
Court Street
Buena Vista Springs
Arthur & Levy
Linden
Evergreen Erie Talnes
Arcade
Wark'ville
Buck'twn
Millea
Midtown
New Market
Jolson
Liberty
Woodsnore
Bruns
k-Thurmont
Pt. Borks
Boonsboro-M
Westminster
Noah E. Cramer
Bath
West College Terrace
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
N Court St
Scott Key Hotel
Buckingham
Keefer M. Koogle
South Market
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
Waerth Jr
Frederick Junk Company
Bingston
Atchonrd
Washington Highway
Boume
Stoke
Northwest Station
Keefer
Koogle
Magnolia Ave
Electricity Exchange
Aritic Naval Fuuuv
Mis AE Turner
Rena Keo
Washington
Iandern Droum
Frederick News-Post
Wallace Brown
Fifth Ave
Dept
New York
Dladit
Frederick New Post
Pleasant
Rome
Falls Church
Val
Bok
Hillside Coal Co Water
Cramera Palace Music
A. Rice
Mountaindale
P.O Thurmont
George Paler Uneain
Welty
Mountainslale
Eicort
Lewis Lemhman
King Sto Frederick
Maryland
Coop
Frederic Neows
Bas
Lldot
Harley David Castle
Bude Ag
Jefferson
Patie Om
Member Federal Deposit
South
Apple
Sears Farm
Si Frederick
Luther Rice
Pearl Harbor
Price Farms
Io Consult
Rice & Stevens
City Residences For Sale
E Patrick
Ebert
Bradeck Heights
Middletown Valley
Woodstorn
Potts & Griffin
Rentain
Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
America
Tus
Chevrolet
He Chevrolet Sales Ltd
West Patrick St. Frederick, Md
G. H. Mercer
SUN
Nive Shade
Meecer & Son
Court St
FC Engel Hatchery
Union Bridge
Sears UP
South Market St
el Idat Ster
Renee
Landis Jewelry Store
Rees Frederick
4Th St
J LeRoy Remsberg
Church Street
Cali
Jamz5
Sappington
S. Libertytoun
saeiGe
Secon Street
North Market
Church and
Second Sts
Zeldif
North Market Street
Bennett, Cramer
Rosemont Ave
Buckeystoun
West Third
Frederick City
Samuel Hy Young
Park E
East
Patrick Street
Stauffer Apts
Apple Stauffers
Walkers— Valle
West Third St
Centrall
West Church St
Shipley
Western Maryland Trust Co
Niewsparer Hrchive
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