Local News Briefs and Classified Fragments
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland reports brief notices and funeral items. It mentions the Great Southern Pig and MFG Co at 3 North Street and lists a general postal notice. The page features miscellaneous fragments and dispatches with no cohesive single story.
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Frederick
MFG
North St
Washingtons handsomest image and funeral rites recounted
Funeral notices outline services for Mrs. Roy at Philips home with Rev. Bower officiating and interment in Philips private cemetery. Other obituaries cover William H B Anders at Calvary Methodist Church with detailed list of honorary and active pallbearers, and interment at Mount Olivet. Separate pieces note Royal Kemp Sr. of this city, Ray Singleton King at 211 Monroe Avenue, and Royal P frailty details. Major ceremonies held at Arlington, Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church, and Mount Olivet, with multiple mourners and floral tributes.
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Reid
Aften Philips
Roy
Philips
Philip Bower
Leonard Turner
Joseph Turner
Norman Turner
Welter Tressler
Jonah Tressler
Russell Hartman S. L. Allison
Feneral
William H B. Anders
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
Rev. E. Wiliam Hall
Benjamin L Shuff
Willi M. Storm
Wm. B. Bennett
Allen G. Quyns
Kent C. X Nicodemus
Daniel T. Dutrow
R. Ames Hendrickson
A. Hart
George Washington
Washington
Valleys Forge
Republic
Jefferson
Franklin
Royal P
politicallKemp Sr
Clearwater
Florida
Erasty
Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace
Stuart
George Washion
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort
Myer
Virginia
Ray L. Allen
U. S
R. Etchison and Son
Ray Singleton King
Afonroe Avenue
George A. Brown
Centennial Memorial Ev. A. B. Church
Arthur Ainsworth
Elton Pate
Russell Fogle
Frank Sheok
Henry May
Vernon Price
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
Kiwanians Honor Congressmen At Portsmouth Dinner
British warships at Portsmouth fly Washington Birthday salute to honor Washington and the U S submarine Hardhead in exercise with British subs. Fred erick Kiwanis Club joins national Kiwanians at a Thursday night dinner. Funeral services held for John Henry Hope of Walkersville with 800 attendees and remarks by Reed Elder George Stansbury JC Culp.
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Washington
Portsmouth
England
Portsmouth Naval Base
Frederick Kiwanis Club
G. C
Barton Funeral Home
Walkers
Hotel Statler
John Henry Hope
Walkersville
Reed
George Stansbury
JC. Culp
Salt Lake City
Utah
David Benedict
Kiwanis International
Oscar, Singer
Guy Singer
Ray Singer
Jesse Bohn
Ruben Bostian
Cleveland Repp
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Gemint Of The News
At the meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen a committee presented a petition signed by over 300 for remodeling the City Opera House at a cost not to exceed 18000. The board granted the petition and proposed using Opera House revenue to liquidate related debt.
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C. C. Rusherqnan
Edgar S. McCardell
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Georges Diehl
Kennedy's
GEM
Deaths and Society News Span Washington Area
Obituary notes John L. Ford of Washington dies suddenly at home aged about 60. Survived by three children and a nephew. funeral at S. H. Hines Co. with interment at Mt. Vernon. Also society items: flower arranger talk, garden clubs, Mardi Gras sodality plans, and various local social notes including anniversaries, meetings, and community events.
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John L. Ford
John I. Ford
Mintwood Pisce
N. W
Washington
Tamsville
Ise Isaac
Elizabeth Ford
J. Arthur
Charles
Edese F. Garman
R .3. Ford
Frederick
S. H. Hines Fc
Lith
Weton
Mt. Cemetery
Sodality
St. John’s School
The
Clark Sheetenheim
Charles E. Wells
Herbert R. Jordan
Faye Tedesco
Mary Rforney
Nan Eisenhauer
Helen Eberstadt
Dorothy Eberstadt
Frederick Company A marks tenth anniversary of reorganization
Frederick Maryland National Guard unit Company A celebrates a decade since its reorganization and honors a long lineage dating to 1775 with Captain Willard M. Horine as commanding officer and 133 volunteers ready for missions. The article covers historic roots, training standards, rifle team activity, and service opportunities.
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Frederick
George Washington
Michael Cresap
Boston
Continental Army
Cresap
Maryland National Guard
Maryland
Aeatches
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Guard
Tthe Infantry School
Fort Benning
Willard M. Horine
Paul L. Crum Jr
Illness and recovery notes for local residents
Among The Sick Mrs. Charles Redmond of East exceea street is reported improving at home. Mr. Robert B. Crothers, once a resident of this city now living on Kent Island, shows steady improvement at Easton Hospital after last week’s hospitalization. Markets nationwide are closed in observance of Washington's Birthday.
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Frederick Bridge
Herman M. Wilson
Asbury Methodist
Gaithersburg
Bridge
Wilson
Chicago
Methodist
von Stella Alexander
Emory C. Alexander
Trail Avenue
Edwards
Joseph M. Cutsail, Jr
Peeteaer
James Aks
L. S
iMiss Vanda Fagan
Allen
Kenneth L. Mayage
Sones
Roy Edi Feiauver
Houndseer
J. Ral Dog
Alea Young
Nejert Edwards
Dennis Carter
Bob
Marks
Kefauver
Jean Munshower
Ene Alexander Jr
Sally Shipp
J. Harrel
Rosemont Avenue
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Jand
Charles Redmond
Eastexceea Street
Robert B. Crothers
This
Iity
Kent Island
Easton Hospital
Frederick Notables and Weather Reflections from 1337
Twenty Years Ago items from the News note Frederick resident George W. Shoemaker, longtime alderman, dead at East Sixth Street home. February storms flood Monocacy river and block roads. A Washington woman dies in a tractor collision west of Middletown. two others injured. Mrs A Hart Etchison ill with grippe on North Market Street.
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George W. Shoemaker
Frederick
East Sixth Street
Frederick County
Washington
Middletown
A. Hart Etchison
North Market Street
Ministers and Funeral Directors Debate Conduct of a Christian Funeral
The Frederick County Ministers Association held a panel at Wesley Chapel Urbana with Rev. Am es Harpold hosting. Panelists Included Rev. John F. McClelland and Rev. Dr. Ralph E. White on the ministers side and Hubert A. Pumphrey and Robert E. Dailey on the funeral directors side. The group discussed planning, costs, and the religious aims of funeral services and urged ministers to visit bereaved families, schedule services with care, and view funerals as worship.
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Frederick County
Mlinister’s Association
Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Urbana
Ames Harpold
Charles F. Trunk
Mr. Harpold
John F. McClelland
Christ Congregational Church
Silver Springs
Ralph E., White
Frederick
Harpold
Whittemore Association of
Boston
House of God
Dailey
McClelland
Pumphrey
Dr. White
Army recruiting notice from Beniz Armory
The notice honors all backbone volunteers for the company and invites 39 enlistments. Regular drills begin Monday at 7 26 p.m. Minimum enlistment age is 17. Parents may inquire at the Beniz Armory on West Second for enlistment information and obligations.
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Aa NE
Beniz
West Second
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