Deaths and funerals in Creagerstown and area
George D Speak 70, of Creagerstown, died 6 a m at Emergency Hospital. Survived by wife Carrie M Speak daughter Marguerite two sisters and other relatives. Funeral arrangements through M L Creager and Son. Also notices: Edward Chaney 33 died of heart attack on New Design road. Infant Otis E Haines Jr died at Johns Hopkins aged four days. Mrs Harriett Fisher 56 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after illness. Funeral plans set for Mt. Pleasant Wayman church and Montgomery Methodist cemetery.
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George D
George Daniel
Creagerstown
Charles
Margaret Andersi
Carrie
Valentine
Marguerite
Charles Stite
Della Liday
Thurmom
Mr. Speak
St. John’s Lutheral Church
E. K.helwig
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Harry E. Chaney
Edward Chaney
New Design Road
Chaney
Guy Ancers
Louis
Elizabeth Caurdiner Chaney
Frederick County
James Chaney
Fred
Allen
Baltimore
George L
New Market
Wiliam
Frederick
Oliver
Watersville
East Church Street
Prospect Cemetery
Mt. al
M. R. Etchison and Son
Otis E. Haines, Jr
Otis
Haines
Lew
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Montgomery
Charles L. Fisher
Harriett Olivia Fisher
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jerry and
Carrie Jackson Mahamitt
Bertha F. Fisher
John Mahamitt
Sick Reverend Wunder Admitted for Observation in Baltimore
The Rev G Ernest Wunder pastor of Shenandoah Junction charges and former Frederick county pastor has been admitted to University Hospital Baltimore for observation and throat treatment. Ms Harlan S Wachtel of Merts ville is improving at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Mrs Fred E home in Nuealeron wT, om ine Frederick tel was a patient there. Mr Mc Frederick Hospital Triar underwent major operation at Memorial Hospital. Little Nancy Lee Clem daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman ToeIns in hospital for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ernest Wunder
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Frederick County
University Hospital
Lombard and Greene Streets
Baltimore
Harlan S. Wachtel
Mretsville
Memorial T Hospital
Fred E
Nuealeron Wt
Frederick Tel
Huier
East Th Street
Frederice
Morial
Strength For Today By Ear
A fragmentary devotional note discusses spiritual illumination and the candle as a metaphor for the human spirit. It reflects on God’s flame touching people and the obstacles of stubborn hearts that resist that inner light.
Anniversaries and Birthdays in American History
A compilation of notable births and deaths from 1749 to 1944 including James Garrad, Nathaniel Silsbee, Matthew Maury, Richard Duicault, Henrich van Loon, plus today in history events such as Connecticut’s Fundamental Orders and Washington’s 1776 furloughs. Also lists today’s birthdays and horoscope with general observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garrad
Kentucky
Stafford Co
Nathaniel Silsbee
Salem
Mass
Matthew F. Maury
Fredericksburg
Richard F. Duicault
Buster Brown
Lancaster
Ohio
Henrich Willem van Loon
New York
Helland
Connecticut
Hartford
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Britain
National Academy of Design
The
Fine Arts
United States
West Virginia
American
Roosevelt
Churchill
Casablanca
U. S
Truman
Congress
Petrillo
Hugh Lofting
Topanga
Calif
England
Charles A. Beardsley
Oakland
American Bar
Springfield
Sandwich
Otis L. Wiese
McCall's
Davenport
Local Moose Antlers Face Key Tests This Weekend
The Boose Antlers, with 509 points in nine games, travel to Hagerstown to meet the feared Cabineers led by Joe Howard. They then face the Globe Trotters and Eastern States League rival Greencastle Pa in a three game stretch. Liord Rice tops scoring with 50 points in nine games, while Richard Vaughn and Peter Deral contribute strong totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boose Antlers
Gaint
Hagerstown
Antlers
Cabineers
Moose
Globe Trotters
Greencastle
Hagerstov Cabineers
Joe Howard
Howard
Max Kendall
Buddy Baer
Paul Hoffman
Hub City Armory
Liord “Stugger” Rice
Dick Vaughan
A Delow
Invitation Timing At A Large Tea Party
A guest learns two invitations for the same event specify different hours. The right approach is to attend at the time printed on their own invitation, rather than following a friend's schedule. This preserves etiquette and avoids confusion at the reception.
Pleasing God as the ready spirit in humbly receiving divine flame
A concise reflection on the ready spirit of man and the divine flame, emphasizing humility and constant readiness to receive God’s light in a world needing guidance. The piece asserts the mutual supplementation of human nature and the nature of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Douglass
God
Man
Babson Newspaper
Church Merger Action Feb 4 United Church of Christ formation
A new step in the proposed largest merger of American Protestant churches was announced. The Congregational Christian churches general council will vote on a merger with the Evangelical and Reformed church meeting in Cleveland February 4 to form the United Church of Christ, uniting about 2,000,000 members while keeping local structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congregations Christian Churches
General Council
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cleveland
United Church of Christ
Methodists
Methodist Protestant Church
Sever
Congregational Christian Churches
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fathers
Christian Church
Virginia
Ohio River Walier
Reformed Church
Palatinate
Germany
Evangelical Church
Mid
Talk On Cancer By Milbray Nikirk At Monocacy Club
Miss Milbray Nikirk educational director for the Maryland division of the American Cancer Society told Monocacy Club members that cancer is not inherited or contagious and is not a disgrace. She outlined seven early signs and stressed that early detection with surgery, x ray, and radiation offer curable outcomes. The program opened with the film The Doctor Speaks His Mind and included a later cancer presentation. Rev Pauli presided and the meeting began at 6:30 with refreshments served by church women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Milbray Nikirk
Maryland
Americ Cancer Society
Miss Nikirk
Boonsboro
Baltimore
Navy Nursing Corps
Nikirk
Richard Best
Pauli
Wes
Soldier Dougherty Transferred to Yokohama Post
John R. Dougherty son of Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty, moved from Osaka to Yokohama by radar duty assignment. He enlisted in the National Guard in 1947, joined the regular army in December that year, trained at Fort Ord, and after basic training volunteered for overseas duty. His new address is Pfc. Dougherty A 13261448, AC Btrevard AAA Gun Bn, 50 P.M., San Francisco, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Dougherty
and Dougherty
F. Reg
Osaka
Japan
Yokohama
Soung Deutch Yined Co. A. Md. National Guard
Fort Ord
Calif
Dougherty R
San Francisco
Q and A on monastic origins and tattoo history
Questions and answers discuss St Anthony as father of Christian monasticism and the ancient practice of tattooing. Geology notes on ocean salt origins and debates among theorists.
Local Eatery Promotes Meat Logs on Saturday
An advertisement urges patrons to visit 32 South Macket Street to sample meat logs, inviting all-day tasting event on Saturday and promising a real good item to try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael's Coffee
South Market Street
Michael
Local Market Listings And Community Notices In Frederick Area
A collage of local ads and notices includes fish and seafood specials, groceries, and general store sales. Elections meeting for 1949 officers set for January 14 at 7:30 PM with secretary RUSSELL A. HAHN. Various auctions, car listings, livestock and bakery items, and entertainment events across Frederick and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Hahn
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Nancy Lee Clemghter
Air
Mirs
Sherman Teoins
Know
America
G. F. Tp. Liord Rice
Richard
Peter der A
William Bruches iv
St. Anthony
Nile Desert
Swingsters
REMP
Sears Roebuck and Coke
LE Page Motor CO
Berts
Georgia
Bartner
Patharket Street
Ladiesburg
Thomas Heeney
Cavell
Balto
Concord
Patric-Court
Shull's
C. J. Shuli
Patrick
Estes Motors, Inc
Patrick St. Frederick
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Altey
Frederick, Md
Frank Gastley & Sons
Eas
Church Street
Kemp's
Jcusville
Tuscarora Gun Club
Appalachian Inn
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gasitley & Sons
Homer Sponaugle
Knoxville
Jones
Capitol Rockwood
Universal Insulation Company
E. S. Mobley, Jr
M. L. Summers
Nestle
ECKER
N. Marke
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
Paul Jones
Jug Bridge Inn
Wachter and
Hildebrand
Patrick Street
Nite
Joy Four
Trout Harmony Grove
Lorraine Simpson
Eves Exined
AAS Opticians
South Court Street
Frederick MO Company
TOR
Mountaindale
Kelvinator
Morris D. Hewitt
Buckeystown W. S. C. S
Renn Pontiac
North Market Street
Selec
Selein
North Market St
Middletown
B. Thumm
Robert R. Bowlus
Audre JR L. Kelly
United Fire Hall
Tventy
Boyer Transportation CO
Brunswick
Monocacy Park
Frederick Junction
Don Rose King of
Sclovox
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Otarion
Iearn
Frederick Otarion
W. A. R. Bell
Optometrist
West Patrick St. Frederick
Jennie L R Dorsey
Orphans’ Court
Rederick County
Publi Court House
Sen O'Cjiar
Jenme
Darney
D. Marylans
Orleans
William M Storm
Willam MM. Storm
Emmert KR. Bowlus
the News
Rederick, Md
Fetersville Farmers’ Club
Petersville
Boomo
Ry Dorsey
Woodsboro
Ze Bingo
Creage Stown
Catoctin
Ozzie Orchestra
OVS
Reich
Ereup
Frederick Lens
Gas House Pike
Fred- Nose
Tower
Braddock Mt
N. Hagan
Hamad
Aid
Elwood O
Fredk
Frederick News-Post
Retiger
Rees
Derick
Camp Detrick
Istadaee
Jesus Hardy
Steee
Met
Iefra Lewis Stable
Baltimar Russell
Wandehera
Frederick News
Rome
Spring Valley
Motter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Frederick Momes Insulating Co
East Third Street
Picher
Eagie-Picher
Paperhancing
Arthur D. LA
al Pions
St Gale
Cormick-Deering
Donald B. Rice
Gulf Service
Ledah
Studebaker Motor
East ‘Fourth St
BUICK
Woodrow Barkley
Fink Apts
DODGE
Eyier
Rt. 15
Harmony Grove
Crosley
A. Howard Tregening
Fennsville
Trail Ave
Ramascus
de Feransnection
John Haines
Damascus
Whitestone Practical New
Sler
John J. Simmels
Rees Feldsmobile
Paul
Gane
South
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