Deaths Reach Across Frederick obituaries cause and survivors
William Reese Getzendanner died at his Frederick home aged nearly 80 after a brief illness. Survived by wife Ida Belle, daughter Mrs. George Best Linthicum, grandson William Getzendanner Linthicum, sister Mrs. D. W Fetterolf, and brother Winton Edward Getzendanner. Funeral plans set at East Patrick Street home. burial at Olivet Cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. Magmie E. Harper, Mrs. Martha J. Eigenbrode, Mrs. Annie May Clingan, and Hannah A. Hallman with details on families, residences, church ties, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Getzendanner
William Reese Getzendanner
Frederick
West Third Street
Edward T
Catherine Schaeffer Getzendanner
Braddock District
Charles R. Harper
Magmie E. Harper
North Market Street
Jacob E
Matilda K. Palmer
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Utica Mills
Charles J. Remsburg
Lewistown
Irene Harper Zimmerman
Madelyn Harper
Eugene Wachier
Buckeystown
Charles H. Storr
Grayson E. Palmer
Thurmont
Annie May Clingan
Charles E. Clingan
Grovs’s
Patrick
Louisa Hornath Tinner
St Timothy's Episcopal Chapel
Charles Edgar
Louise M
James P
Raymond R
Reno T
Robert Esworthy
Charles W. Tinney
D. Edward Tinney
James P.tinney
J. Milton Tinney
Harry A. Tinney
Edward P. Oden
Grove
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Divorce Granted in Circuit Court Custody Granted
An absolute divorce was granted to Alvin M. Boost from Elizabeth this city by Associate Judge Arthur B. Willard. The plaintiff gains custody of an infant son, with visit rights for the defendant to be set by the plaintiff or the court. Plaintiff pays costs. representation by Alton Y. Bennett for the plaintiff and H. Kiefer DeLauter for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin M. Boost
Elizabeth
Circuit Court
Arthur B. Willard
Alton Y. Bennett
H. Kiefer DeLauter
Roosevelt's Radical Business Reform Goal Described
Washington dispatch outlines F D R's plan to curb banker and industrial influence, aiming for far reaching reforms across steel utilities automobiles railroads and more. It notes Ickes secret recording device in the Interior Department, and recounts tense exchange with photographers at Hugo Black’s Virginia home amid judiciary reception fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Eqdney Dutcher
Washington
Roossevelts
Morgan
Roosevelt
Roase
Goness
Black
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
News
NEA Service, Inc
Funerals Reported For Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs Anne Perry Clagsett Schley Ross at All Hallows chapel in Davidsonville with Rt Rev Edward Helfenstein and Henry N O Connor officiating. Active pallbearers from Davidsonville and Frederick attended, burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Also noted were services for James B Fox at M L Creager and Son funeral home in Thurmont, with Mt Moriah Lutheran church rites. Amanda Rebecca Hamilton’s funeral is planned from Hopehill M E Church with interment at Hopehill cemetery, Etchison and Son directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Perry Clagsett Schley Ross
All Hallow's Chapel
Davidsonville
Edward T. Helfenstein
Henry N. O’connor
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Baltimore
All Hallow's Parish
Clay McClure
W. E. Bassford
John E. Qweens
W. W. Founsend
Allen Hodges
J. Compton Peach
Edward C. King
Benjamin Watkins
Frederick
Robt. E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Ames Hendrickson
Carroll Hendrickson
Robert Osburn
Charles McC. Mathias
Mt Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
James B. Fox
Frederick County
M. L. Creager
Amanda Rebecca Hamilton
Klinehart’s Alley
Hopehill M. E
Hopehill Cemetery
M. B. Etchison and Son
Meet at Walkersville Co Workers Class Gatherings
The United Brethren Church group in Walkersville met at Rev John W Fisher's home with hostess Lizette Prempert. Attendees included Mrs Finley Grimm Mrs Mehri Wisner Miss Margaret Shoemaker and many others. Next meeting set as a Valentine social at Mrs Robert Kershner’s home with refreshments served. Grain prices list ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Co-Workers
United Brethren Church
John W. Fisher
Fisher
Lizette Prempert
Finley Grimm
Mr. Fisher
Mehrl Vwisner
Margaret Shoemaker
Waller Dutton
Kathleen Moore
Mary Catherine Duttow
Lesterman
Mirs
Mehri Wisner
Clyde Fogle
Ellis Schildt
Robert Kershner
Harry Bishop
Lester Dinterman
Roger Lehman
James Unger
Ray Zimmerman
Agnes King
Walter Dutrow
Barry Shipley
Murray Craver
John Fisher
James VanFossen
Hallie Zimmerman
Mary Ellen Eitler
Nannie Reddick
Threen Moore
Mars Catherine Dutrow
Lizette Fisher
Durward Kittell
Valentine
Ott Lapole Cadwell and Lillie Virginia Lapole Married
Cadwell F Ott son of Mrs. Thomas Ott of Charles Town West Virginia married Lillie Virginia Lapole daughter of Mr and Mrs Joshua Lapole of Jefferson at Evan Berigal Lutheran parsonage. Rev Amos J Traver officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John R Fawley. They honeymooned in West Virginia and will live with the bride's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott—Lapole Cadwell F. Ott
Thomas Ott
Charles Town
W. Va
Lillie Virginia Lapole
Joshua Lapole
Jefferson
Evanberigal Lutheran Parsonage
Amos J. Traver
John R. Fawley
West Virginia
Mrs Mollie Whipp Visits Sister on Grant Street
Mrs Mollie Whipp is spending time with her sister Mrs Henry S B DeGrange on Grant Street. Mr Charles W Zimmerman East Patrick Street extended marks his seventy ninth birthday today. The item also notes a Berlin decree restricting Jews from opening textile shops and hints at Aryan restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Whipp
Henry S. B. DeGrange
Grant Street
Charles W. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Author Of The Week John Selby on Stuart Chase
Stuart Chase has shifted from economics to words in his book The Tyranny of Words. He argues that most conversation and books mean nothing because words mean different things to different people. He cites a survey of 160 people asking what fascism means, and finds no agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Chase
Among the Sick in Frederick City Area Daily Health Roundup
Aiss. Thomas Kline and others on Jefferson Street and nearby areas are listed as confined with colds and grippe. Several residents, including Miss Louisa Cashour and Miss Thelma Bowers, show varying recovery from pneumonia, grippe, and wood poisoning, with updates on Mrs. Sirs Charles Stuhr, Mr. Airy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kline
Jefferson Street
EC. Kefauver
Sandy Mullinax
Long Corner
Louisa Cashour
Aft Airy
Frederick City Hospital
M. H. Oliver Beachley
Betty Stauffer
W. G. McComas
East Second Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Seedle Art Club Meets and Plans Next Week
The Needle Art Club gathered Monday at Mrs. Paul B. Hammond's South Market street home with nine members and guests Mrs. Francis Little Mrs. Norma Suman Miss Dorothy Benson and Miss Edith Haller. Vice-president Mrs. Wilbur Seeger led the business session followed by refreshments. Mrs. George W Allgire will read a paper on the history of needlework in France at next week's meeting hosted by Mrs. Arthur B Lahalt Wilson Avenue. A Hood College group led by Miss Ruth E. Perry will attend tonight's concert in Washington D C featuring the Vienna Choir Boys and the National Symphony Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seedle Art Club
Needle Art Club
Paul B. Hammond
South Market Street
Francis Little
Norma Suman
Dorothy Benson
Edith Haller
Wilbur Seeger
France
George W_ Allgire
Arthur
Hood College
Ruth E. Perry
Vienna Choir Boys
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Local sales mix banners and services attract crowds
A collage of notices announces a book sale with hundreds of mysteries and westerns at 39 to 49 cents, a clearance of dresses at bargain prices, and a reader and adviser offering to answer personal questions for a small fee. Also listed is a thank you notice for a death and a grand opening ad for Mountainside Inn with entertainers and a modest cover charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berger’s
N. Market ST
Mountainside Inn
Bud Codors
Baltimore
Ab Signfoote
Local church hosts chicken pie supper and dance evenings
Church group at W OC TL UL Lutheran plans a Friday January 21 supper from 3 to 7 pm with 40 cent tickets and dessert. A separate note advertises a Castle Dance January 2 with prizes, plus multiple ads for clothing sales, a real estate offer, and a psychic reader at West Patrick Street showing special rates and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL UL Lutheran Church
Desser
Frederick notices mix local ads and public notices
A dated page fragment shows a jumble of ads for events, sales, dinners, and public notices in Frederick. Items mention a January program at a school, charity events, book sales, markets, and a sewer connection notice from the Frederick City government detailing permit rules and deadlines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha J. Eigenbrode
Marthe Jane Eigenbrode
William H. Eigenbrode
Rocky Ridge
Daniel and
Mary Ann Zentmyer Harp
Cameron H. Eigenbrogs
Church of the Brethren
Rocky Ricse
Creager
Hannah A. Hallman
Mt Ephraim
Bean Hallman
William
Rachel Hallman
Bell's
William B. Hilton
Barnesville
Ickes
Ebert
K. Burlew
Interior
Interior Department
Ads Ais
Japan
USS
Sioner Paul
Mindanao Island
Ballynoo
Melowd
Berlin
German Economics Ministry
Reich
Todas Hill
Southern
India
By John Selby
Haller
Madam Williams
North Market ST
Ernest P. Wood
Weil
Logan Trebe
Thicaiay Mizet
Ain
Renfer
Smiak
P.O
Madam Rosetta
Sam
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Inn
Guy Fisher
Haller's
Coats
Sca
Culi
Talsiy
Sid
Kestler
Frederck
Consuls
T! South Market ST
Nortin Merart Steel School
G. m
Marker St
C. V. Poole
Lxicodemus
Ance
al Haller
Gittinger
C. Culler
Frere Wachter & Hildebrand, Sy
Wo Primek Sn
Tae Wertheimer Fara
Citizens National Sank
Citzens National Bank
Bartle
Frederick, MD
Walkersville U. B
Ste Tlars
Egin
Weil Eros
J Grove Lime CO
Grayson J. Simmons
Brown Scineers
Ridgeville Hotel
Philip Wertheimer
Scotty
Sandy
H. J. Orth
Josefa D. Baxen
Hlolmes D. Baker
Joan H. Batter
Joseph H McCrtyir
Barres Stor
D. Raulm Zimmerman
Lewis M. Ironsealer
Joseph D. Baker
Charles H. Contey, M. D
S. Newnan
James H. Gabimmin, Jr
Daniel Baker, JR
HoLmes D. Baker
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Price
J. E. Edwards
Rovle
Watenes
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market
Joan H. Baker
Apples
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Carroll St
A. Market Street
Braddock Grange
Braddock Grange Hall
Hloney
Tommy Senger
Honexs
Boonsboro
Arthur Flanigan
Woodsboro
Archibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Rasseune, JR
Hillcrest
Braddock Pike
Fred K
East Third Street
Bath
Braddock Heights
West Fifth Street
West South Street
McKaig
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patick Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Noah E. Cramer
Braddock State Road
Center Street
Ison
North Marjket Street
Noah E Cramer & Son
Court SE
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk Company
F L
Gastley & Sons
Frederick City
Lloyd
Culler
Maryland
Frederick, Maryland
E. Burall
William B. Catshall
W. Clinton McSueer
Ernest R. Shriver
Lewis L. Wilson
DiLaupe A. Witt
James H. Grove
Tuis
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance
P. Luther Rice
Arace
Market St
Jet & Pai
Magnolia
Fairnew
Wilson Ave
W . Pat St
Tata Se ‘Isa Sxcom
Groyson Stevens
Phun
Third St
Potts & Griffin
Virginia
Dunne Country
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Ryrses
G. K
Chevrolet
Ixc
Fla
W. Patrick St
Beck's
Beck's Hatchery
Alry
Frez
News-Post
Francis Sentt Botel
Tull
East Church St
West Fourth St
East South St
West South St
Keefer M. Koogle
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Millard Crum
Ceresville
John Cheatham
New Market District
Amos A. Holter
Hennery and Harage
Morris A
Zeniz
East Eighth Street
Constance B. Snavely
Haller Snyder
P. GO
Es- State
Bucketstown
State Road
Apel I
Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank
Hockwell Terrace
Marino
East Saints St
Madison St
East Second St
Grayson HB
Mercer & Son
Hamburger’s
Beet Commercial Bank of Maryland
Storerocom
Ernest D.chael
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