Deaths in town feature three obituaries and services
D Edward Hightman died at his home on East Second Street at 10:30 PM aged 73. Survived by wife Betty and daughter Mrs Russell Guyton, sister Mrs Mattie Barger, and others. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday from the home, Lutheran cemetery interment. Carrie Myrtle Koons, 54, died suddenly of angina at Linden near Baltimore while working as a practical nurse. survivors include three sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday at Linwood with Rev John Hayes. relatives to pallbear. Robert W Clara, 65, a Brooklyn native living at Montevue, died at 7:30 AM. No known relatives. funeral Friday at 3 PM at the cemetery nearby Montevue. E. Cline and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hightman
East Second Street
Bettie Hightman
Russell Guyton
Frederick
Mattie Barger
Hagerstorn
Joseph
Mary E. Hightran
Burkittsville
Carrie Myrtle Koons
John M
Elnora Koons
Linder
Baltimore
Miss Koons
Linden
Linwood
Maude Koons
Arthur Englar
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Fuss
Union Bridge
Verley C. Koons
Jacksonville
Fla
John Hayes
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Robert W. Clara
Brooklyn
Montevue
George J
Martha Seckan Clara
Scotland
R. V. Smith
J.B. McClellan
Funeral Notices for Clara Oates and Leroy Crum
The funeral for Clara Olivia Oates who died suddenly Tuesday will be Friday at 11 AM at the funeral home 8 East Patrick Ny street Winchester Va with Rev S J Good officiating Burial in Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral directors C E Cline and Son. The funeral for Leroy Ivin Crum who died Tuesday evening at Frederick City hospital will be Saturday at 2 PM at the late home 2009 East Fourth Street with viewing after 5 PM Thursday until the service Burial in Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral directors E Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Olivia Oates
East Patrick
Ny Street
S. J. Good
Winchester
Mt Olivet
C. E. Cline
I.son
Leroy Ivin Crum
Frederick City Hospital
East Fourth Street
Tc. E. Cline and Son
Thrifty Lufs Man Plans a Vacation Journey
The poem praises savings habits through Luf’s Wise Man figure. It notes he saved pennies through the year and now can depart on a journey with cash on hand. The speaker suggests how readers might also plan vacations after thrift.
Surprise Birthday Party for John Redmond in LeGore
A delightful surprise party was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eyler in LeGore in honor of John Redmonds 20th birthday. Attendees included the Eyler and Horner families and numerous friends and relatives with games played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shela
Amd
Raymond Eyler
LeGore
John Redmond
Gana
Robert Eyler
Clyde Potts
Carrollton Davis
Orpha Horner
Howard Potts
Myrtle Borer
Misses Leary Eyler
Hazel Eyler
Helen Horner
Janet Harisock
H Louise Hartcock
LuRay Potts
Chermaine Eyler
Doris Potts
Doris Horner
Erlouise Eyler
Leah Redmond
Mary Horner
Jimmie Redman
Harry Boyer
John Rice
John Eyler
Denver Potts
Charles Stoulemyer
Lawrence Horner
Laur Potts
Donald Horner
Jimmie Boyer
Garfield Potts
Personal Notices Feature Birthdays and Visits Across Town
Mr Edgar K Moore on East South Street marks his birthday while Mrs G Fred Ordeman and daughter Charlotte visit Frederick. Clerk of Court Elis C Wachter celebrates his thirtieth birthday. Local residents travel to New York State for a vacation. Duke University summer students from the area listed. Various families host visitors and campers over the Fourth of July weekend, with several relatives and friends named from Frederick, Myersville, Poolesville, Damascus, Thurston, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar K. Moore
East Southstreet
G. Fred Ordeman
Charlotte
Whiting
Jind
C. Edward Line
North Market Street
Frederick
Wed- Hewiny
Elis C. Wachter
George Trout
Buckerstown
New York State
Chatham
N. Y
David
Rosalind Michel
Doubs
Elmer Michael
Westminster
The
Methodist Church
Pir
David Naille
Myersile
Sam Peire
Catherine
Hagerstown
Grayson Cline
Richard
Joe
Charles Baker
Mary Elizabeth
Elvin Ralph
Cecil Naille
Myersville
Roy Cline
Beaver Creek
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Willie E. Howard
Dorothy E. Buckingham
Airy
John R. Weld
Damascus
Helen
Dorothy Burdette
Virginia Fyffe
Poolesville
Helen Willard
Virginia White
Germantown
Andrew J. Brown
Thurston
Thurston G. Brown
Ashland
Ohio
Charles Hymes
Washington
Hymes
Mollie Hickman
C. W. Fry
Alvie
Lucketts
Adams
Dudley Ward
Rockville
Adamstown
Taylor B. Bryan
Benj. A. Bryan
New Market
Local residents reported ill and under care at Frederick City Hospital
AMONG THE SICK Mr Emory L Coblentz of this city and seven continues to inrsity Hospital Baltimore where he recently underwent an operation Mrs W W Osburn West Third street who has not been well for some time entered the Frederick City Hospital this morning for treatment Richard Weddle 721 Motter avenue who was a patient at the Frederick City Hospital for about a week left the hospital on July 4 Mr Charles H Falk 621 Park Place who underwent an operation Saturday at It Hospital Baltimore is getting along as well as can be expected Mrs William E Sittig 232 South Market street was reported Wednesday afternoon to be resting comfortably at the Frederick City Hospital where she underwent an operation on Tuesday Mr Elmer Compher of Doubs who has been on the sick list for several weeks is able to be out Mrs Guy F Eichelberger Woodsboro who was operated on at the Frederick City Hospital returned home Tuesday very much improved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Inrsity Hospital
Baltimore
W. W. Osburn
West Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Richard Weddle
Motter Avenue
Charles H. Falk
Park Place
It Hospital
William E. Sittig
South Market Street
Elmer Compher
Doubs
Guy F. Eichelberger
Woodsboro
Patriotism and democracy echo in education
Quotes emphasize old-fashioned patriotism and democratic spirit. Rear Admiral Ho Wand s ward and Earl Browder praise unity in party work. Mildred Thurow Tate stresses youth becoming more responsible through educational experiences at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Ho Wands Ward
Earl Browder
Communist Party
U.S. A
Mildred Thurow Tate
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Regnion Esler Family Reunion Planned at Forest Park
Stevie Regnion announces a regional family reunion to be held Sunday August 7 at Forest Park Hanover Pa. William C Roderick of North Market Street is president. The Hanover gathering draws relatives from Washington DC to New York with about 500 attendees last year. Most come from Lancaster York and Frederick. An orchestra concert starts at 1 pm followed by a business session and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevie Regnion
Esler
Forest Park
Hanover
William C. Roderick
North Market Street
Washington, D. C
New York
Lancaster
York
Frederick
Weddings Wolfe Benson Miss Elizabeth Benson and Lester K Wolfe wed
Elizabeth Benson daughter of Oscar E K Benson of Guernsey Pennsylvania married Lester K Wolfe son of Charles Wolfe at the bride’s home. Rev Frederick B Crane and Rev Dr Joseph Henry Apple officiated. Bride’s sister in law and bridesmaids attended. Prior to marriage she taught home economics at Bigterville High School. Clark Boyer and Jesse L Clark wed at Jefferson Lutheran parsonage with Rev George H Seiler performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe—Benson
Elizabeth Benson
Oscar EK. Benson
Guernsey
Lester K Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
Pittsburgh
Frederick B. Crane
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
Joseph Henry Apple
Emecims
Hood College
Donald Dean Berson
Springfield
Mass
Helen Klinesiiver
East Orange
N. Y
Hoag College
Florence Musselman
Fairfield
Donald Dean Ben~ Som
Edward Wolfe
John Kerr Lor
Bigtervile High School
Adams County Y
C. A. Myr. Wolfe
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Clark—Boyer
Gertrude J. Boyer
Howard Boyer
Feagaville
Jesse L. Clark
Willard Clark
Knooxville
Jefferson
George H. Seiler
Dies In Vain Effort To Save His Mother
Baltimore July 7 AP Fifty year old Harry Springer a WPA watchman died trying to rescue his mother Mrs Bertha Springer 70 from a blazing home after an oil stove exploded Mrs Ruth Clancy escaped by climbing from a second story window
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry Springer
Bertha Springer
Ruth Clancy
Author Of The Week Jonathan Daniels Book Review
Jonathan Daniels author of A South of the Mason Dixon Line offers perspective with humor kindness and strong values The Raleigh News and Observer editor and son of ambassador Josephus Daniels to Mexico is highlighted as a notable author of the week in this brief literary homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Raleigh, N. C
Chest Clinic Tuesday At Winchester Hall
An all day chest clinic will be held at the County Health Department offices in Winchester hall on Tuesday. Physicians with patients to refer may do so and the Health Department will cooperate. Dr. E C Kefauver, county health officer, announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Department
Winchester Hall
Health Department
E. C. Kefauver
Revival of the Baltic regatta set for July 25
Berlin reports the German Baltic sea regatta will be revived this year with English and Scandinavian yachtsmen taking part. The course runs from Warnemuende Bay to Bornholm and Kiel, with the event scheduled for July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bay
Warnemuende
Bornholm
Kiel
Designers Herald Fall Styles Display Color Emphasis
The Fashion Originators' Guild of America showcased an entire coat and suit show in a single color to spark fall fashion, urging color over black after years of somber tones. Designers highlighted wide fur trims and varied pelts from kolinsky to Persian lamb, signaling a shift toward wine, grape, plum, green, slate blue and brown hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerr
Fifth Avenue
Main Street
Guild of America
Young people to give missionary play today
Mrs. Tweente Twente, a return missionary from Central India, addressed the conference Wednesday evening describing church work in India among women and the untouchables. She noted progress, a possible revival among about 60,000,000 untouchables seeking equality, and that converts vow to shun idolatry, send children to Christian schools, and embrace Bible teaching. She cited baptisms of 15,000 to 20,000 monthly among lower-caste Hindus, and used motion pictures to illustrate. In a separate note, sound-powered device in Altadena lifts weights via a sustained C note from a phonograph enabling an electric motor to start and stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Local Sales Notices and Market Ads From Frederick MD
Local market listings include seafood offerings at Sanitary Fish Market and Buartle's Palecet with fresh steamed catches, a Friday fruit and auction note at Ambrose's Shell Service Station in Jefferson, Mo, and a July 7 9 to 1 dance at Vindobona Braddock Heights with Joe Stephens Orchestra. Automobile bargains span a long dealer list of cars and scrap iron buyers, with Frederick Junk Company and Frank Gastley and Sons offering pipe, structural steel, and farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose's Shell Service Station
Jefferson, Mo
G. O. PB
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Joe Stephens
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick Junk Company
Frank Gastley and Sons
I. Frederick
Week-L 2d Special On Poultry and Local Sales
Local ads promote poultry specials at Wilburn Hoover and Frist auctions. Stores advertise bags, jewelry, radios, appliances, musical entertainment, and home surveys. Summer promotions include gas and heating items. contests offer leather diaries and pipe prizes. Newsprint promotions at several Lewistown area shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Hoover
South Market Street
Frederick open for 25 new mdse. machinery type
U Select it Co advertises new merchandise and service work two days weekly at about 30 dollars weekly. The listing notes address 320 Taylor Ave Bal Ire and mentions general merchandise and machinery items available for purchase and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Frederick
U-Select-It Co
Taylor Ave
Bal
Foes Leer Lz Es Id See Teens Om Mee
Partial readable lines describe a teen group with tensions and unconfirmed names. The fragment hints at conflict or rivalries among youths and notes potential locations or events but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Johnn Selby
Pagene
Altadena
Calif
W. F. Alder
LOCAL
Mentons
Sanitary Fish Market
Walkersville
Mearl Warehime
Buartle
Warner Beauty Studio
MT_ PLEASANT CAMP INN
Happy Valley Ramblers
Harbaugh Auto
R. S. Couge
Remsberg's
Francis Secatt Key Hotel
Freit Auction
F. Stull
Lewistown
String Music
Kline
Yellow Springs
Pioneer Oif Heat
Weil Bros, Inc
N. Market St
X. Market St
Berger’s Book Mart
Kemp's
Philco Radios
Norge Home Appliances
13Th St
Beck's
WU. S
Br. Airy, Md
Maytag
Landis Jewelry
South Market
Fidet
North Market St
Hamilton Ave
Brunswick New Addition
South Market St
Abso
H.S. Tyergar
Pearl
Urbana
Westinghouse Electric
Kemp
George Glessner
Fairview Avenue
BTS
Pean W. Grove
Rosemont Ave
C. Nickel
East Sixth St
Springers
John H
Haines, Hyatustown
Paese Damascus
Ikith
Garnand
Gilmore
Ben Finkelstein
Lexington St
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Frederick, Md
News
Frederick Motor CO
Frederick Motor Company
Fred'k
Dill Ave
South Street
McMurray
New Motter Ave
Market Street
Hansonville
Long Corner
Howard County
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
West Patrick Street
P. Luther Rice
E. St
Luther Rice Real Estate and Insurance Co
Grayson Stevens
Ehird St
Ae Sales Valuable Real Estate
Burkittsville District
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans” Court
Benjamin E. Butts
Burkitsville
Freed’s
Arnoldstown
Gapland
Burkattsville
Burkilisville
Frederck County
Thomas W. Butts
Emma C. Butts
Orphans’ Court of
U.S
Charles R. Butts
Lizzie B Sigler
Edward S. Delaplaine
Charles S. Huffer
Potts & Griffin
Salz
Potts & Griffin Helaters
Insurora
KEY Chev
Salrs, Inc
Iedax
Leer
Sdate
Noah E. Cramer
Ron
City Real Estate
Magnolia Ave
Clark Place
West 3Rd St
East 2Nd St
Son Realtors
Court St Frederick
Washington St
West South
Water St
Courtnay Stauffer
Maple Avenue
Center St
Center Steel
George HL. Webner
Blarket
South St
Well Bros
A. Marino
E. Saint SE
W. Patrick
Barden
E. B. Feaga
Route 3
Kitch
Enette
Bath
Trail Avenue
J. Fred Main
Braiogk Thal
Wachter Brothers
E. Patrick St
E. D. Michael & West Pea
Dill Avenue
Trail Ave
West Third St
W. Patrick St
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