Infant Nancy M. Little dies in Baltimore hospital
Infant Nancy M. Little of St. Anthony's died Monday morning at St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore aged nine months five days Funeral services Wednesday at St Anthony's church at 2 pm conducted by Rev Thomas Rhinehart Interment in cemetery adjoining church BM L Creager and Son funeral directors. Miss Mabel S Leister dies at home in Taneytown aged 52 years Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm at the residence Lutheran cemetery Taneytown with Rev Glenn L Stahl officiating. Burial in nearby cemetery. Funeral services for Charles E. Blisner held at graveside near Garfield Frederick County with C E Neff and Son directors. Charlene Gertrude Danner funeral at graveside Woodsboro Rocky Hill Cemetery with C Cline and Son directors. Mrs Elmer G Hurley funeral service at Thurmont funeral home conducted by Rev Ivan G Nangle. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Krider’s Cemetery Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy M. Little
St. Anthony's
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas Rhinehart
Mabel S. Leister
Taneytown
Jesse
Cora Lawyer Leister
Law
Air
Norman R. Reindollar
Trinity “Lutheran Church
Societies
Reindollar
Mary B. Wilt
Claude Danton
Nés
Glenn L. Stahl
oFicrating
Lutheran Cemetery
Taney Town
C. O Fuss
Seneral direc_tors
Charles E
Bethel Methodist Church
Garfield
Frederick County
C. E.ne and Son
Charlene Gertrude Danner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond C. Myers
Woodsboro
Rocky Hill Cemetery
C . Cline and Son
Elmer G. Hurley
Thurmont Funeral Home
Ivan G. Nangle
Stanley Stull Sant
Earl Riderour
Eugene Brandenburg
Eugene Kuhn
Fra. Buhrman
Joseph Mcintyre
William McFee
Krider's Cemetery
Westminster
L. Creager and Son
Personal notices from Woodsboro and surrounding areas
Augs Betty Catshall, Woodsboro, left Sunday for Baltimore to join Stewart and Company then will live at Lutheran Hospice House 509 Park Avenue. Mrs. Augustus Cotterill, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole of Baltimore and Alma Filler of New Midway left Thursday for a motor trip to Atlantic City for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Oren W Shine and daughter Rebecca of Walkersville and Mrs. Nellie L. Thurston of Washington recently returned from a trip through Pennsylvania New York and Canada visiting sites in the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania Coudersport Niagara Falls Fort Erie and Lake Shore Drive Pittsburgh. Mr. Silas Thomas formerly with East Patrick Street shop celebrates ninety fifth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Levi congratulations on birth of daughter Monday afternoon at home. Mrs. Franklin Bachman returned home after visiting her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. William Schreiber in Cambridge. Lt. Col. Walter Plank transferred to Purdue University ROTC instructor duty after serving as Camp Derrick executive officer since April 15 1936. He and Mrs. Plank left Frederick for Lafayette Ind. to report. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blicken and daughter Hazel of Salem Ohio spent Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cline Grant Place. Mr. Blickenstar is Mrs. Cline's father. Mr. Herman M. Brown Jr. returned from a week’s vacation at Vic. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam O'Hara of Odenton. Barbara Jean Utterback daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Utterback returned from two weeks with her uncle James Earl Xx in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Catshall
Woodsboro
Baltimore
Stewart and Company
Lutheran Hospice House
Park Avenue
Augustus Cotterill
Birs
Thomas Cole
Alma Filler
New Midway
Atlantic
Oren W Shine
Rebecca
Walkersville
Nellie L. Thurston
Washington
Pennsylvania
York
Canada
Montevue
Thomas
Charles W. Levi
West Patrick Street
Franklin Bachman
Patrick Street
William Schreiber
Cambridge
Walter Plank
Camp Derrick
Purdue- Univer
Plank
Frederick
Lafayette
Ind
Russell Blicken
Hazel
Salem
Ohio
Arthur L. Chne
Grant Place
Blickenstar
Cline
Herman M. Brown, Jr
H. M. Bro
Vic
Wiliam O'Hara
Odenton
Barbara Jean Utterback
Donald Stterback
Four-Leaf Clovers and Tariff Act Quirk
A Q and A feature notes a Tariff Act provision from June 6, 1772 that allowed a comma between fruit and trees to admit both free while intended only fruit trees be on the free list. The hummingbird can reverse its wing action, moving backward as well as forward, per the Q and A. Market prices show no quotation for wheat and barley.
Marguerite Le Rue Engaged to William G Baker
Woodsboro announces the engagement of Marguerite Le Rue, daughter of Mrs Marguerite EaRue Sti M and Mrs W Stitely, to William G Baker, son of Mr and Mrs W W Baker. The wedding is planned for September in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite EaRue Sti
W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Marguerite le Rue
William G Baker
W. W. Baker
Johnson And Marshall Wedding On Saturday
Miss Ann Marshall daughter of Thomas Marshall of Maplewood New Jersey and the late Mrs Marshall married Mont at a four o'clock Saturday ceremony in the Methodist church. The bride taught at Fred High School the past two years and wore a aqua gabardine suit with a white hat and bouquet. Best man was Fearless Bard of Philadelphia naval aviator. The couple plan a Montana trip via Canada and the Great Lakes and will reside in Sidney around mid month. Johnson served in the Naval Air Corps and was a flight instructor at Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Marshall
Thomas 5. Marshall
Maplewood
N. J
Margaret 5. Marshall
Mont
Fred High School
Virginia Marshall
Fearless Bard
Philadelphia
R. W. Swanson
Frederick
Louise Strine
George W. Myers
Grove Boulevard
Johnson
Montana
Canada
Great Lakes
Sidney
Buod Collage
Montana State University
Naval Air Corps
Naval Air Station
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pacific
Pensacola
Fla
Frances L. Shores
Baltimor Cemdr
Kiarvin Franger
Patuxent River Naval Air
Barthadelphia
Phil
Baker
Eline
Ruth N. Kline
Etta
Ladiesburg
Woodsboro
Paul, Baker
Woodsboro Lutheran Parsonage
Raymond C. Myers
Charles Savier
Sayier
Walkersville
N R Gasment Co
Blue Ridge Rubber Co
Taneytern
Wills and Martin Tie The Knot In Hagerstown Church
Mrs. Harry C. Wills and James Norris Martin wed in a nine o clock Friday ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren church in Hagerstown Rev FL B Plummer officiated. The bride wore a street length white dress with red rosebud corsage. attendants Helen Weddle and Donald Morgan assisted. The couple plans residence at Myersyn Martin Haugh Waynesboro Pa. Post wedding events and full details follow with customary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedmond
Stilki
Ruth QO
Silions
Andrs
Claude Swertz
Frederick
Brice Ofharles R
Mir Sand
Charles E. Redmond
Frederick, Houte
J. &. Hazes
Redmond
James H. Swartz
Cali
Harry C. Wills
Hagerstown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
FL B Plummer
Helen Weddle
Donald Morgan
Mrs. Wills
Myersyn
Illnesses and recoveries in local hospital staff and residents
Reports from East Third Alon Hospital note Mr Jack H Koonts recovering from a heart attack endured after Pacific service. He recently returned from 14 months at Okmay with improving condition and partial daily activity. Kateryn Grove and Mae Hughes undergo major surgery and appendectomy, both reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack H Koonts
East Third Alon Hospital
The
Pacific
Koontz
Okmay
Kateryn Grove
Preserick Alemoria Hospital
M1 Street
Detour News Highlights Local Visits and Club Meeting
Detour and nearby communities report visits from relatives including Mrs. C. W. Diller and grandchildren Charles Diller Washi tan and Jimmy Diller. Vacation Bible School draws attendees from Detour and Union Bridge with teachers from Mrs. James Coshun. The Detour Kersville Homemakers Club met Miss Mee Clabaugh with talks by Mrs. W. O. Tbach and Mrs. Alice Alexander. next meeting in September. Mrs. Hattie Lawrence, paralyzed for a year, died at her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Menizer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
C. W. Diller
Visi
Charles Diller
Washitan
Jimmy Diller
Tanevi
Kersville
Union Bridge
James Coshun
Thelma Austin
Malagati
Fay Austin
Joyce, Dorsey
Westminster
Bertha Dorsey
Merritt Buffle
Middleboro
Buffle
Fairfield
Western Maryland
Detour
Mee Clabaugh
W. O. Tbach
Tanertown
Alice Alexander
Keysville
College Park
Clabaugh
Hattie Lawrence
and Airs
George Menizer
Local Mentions Homemate Hats and Army Goods Sale
A cluttered Frederick page lists store notices and sales from Kemp and Kemp Second Floor, Kaemp’s Third Floor, and local shops. Items include Panama hats to 13.95, army shoes clothing and field gear, and various sale offers. Also advertised are loans, auto parts, hotel meals, reunions, and community events across Frederick and nearby towns with dates and contact mentions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cross
Birley, Bu
Johnson and Marshall
Wills—Fisher
Mary Fisher
Charles Fisher
Myeraville
Roger W. Wills
Martin—Haugh
Waynesboro
Ainss
Janet Rose Haugh
Ralph Haugh
James
Norris Martin
Gullatin
Thurmont
Waynesboro KE Company
Thurmor High School
Gilbert Johnson
Madison S
Kemp
Law Ofice
Snerman P Bowers
J. W. Nichols
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Cretonne
Pleasant Grove Hall
Route 78
Hyattstown
Mills
Woisersville
Frede Ma
Rbena Sendai School
Asaew
Pajamas
Keeney
Besnet Hk
Afp
Rocky Ridge
MD Tient Games
Hillcrest
Hillcrest Orchards
Braddock Pike
Buriner
Sher Atrick
Furnih
Flock
Ederick. Md
Navy
Hendrickson
Studebaker
Chrysler
Nash
LE Page Motor CO
N. Iarket
Odd Fellows King David Lodge
Just
E. Patrick ST
Potomac Edison Co
Burer
A. B. Collinus
Court St
Roger Droxeburg
Madison Street
Maryland
West Fredercow
Edward G Cunn Emmer
RL Kelly
ODD Fellows Temple
RM Mathews, JR
Phore
David Gre
Market Street
Myersville
Roy H Ramssurg
Vignetius
Joi Reen Shirley Bray Tce
Clera
Pete Creaver
Frede
Warne
Patrick St
Myersville Carnival
West Patrick
NT Entertainment
Evers
Ferre Company
Frank's Confectionery
N. Market Street
Klein
Hall
Philo
Hanson Perch
Eagle-Picher
Easgie-Picher Company
H. J. Kester
3Rd St
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
SPCA
J H Goodman
Bover Construction and Service Co
Buckeystown
Frederick, Md
Nate
P Luther Rice
Ford St
Madris
Combination Radio
Barbara Fritchie Motor Company
West
Arrey Church
Poolesvile Band
Village Welding Shop
Charles Nusbaum
Ployscot
Yellow Springs
Closaus
Si Nee
Les
College Ave
Meadows
Oraught
Phote Walkersville Auto-Wreecker
Fon
Waelkersville
Koller
Braddock Heights
Washington Lighway
Frederick Wishington High
Eshwiy
Luther Rice
Third Street
Mad
Reliable Junk Company
Mactrice Solar
Prop
Waller St
OL Ave
Tramsville
Piente
Poolesville
G. Raymond Shipley
Sherwood
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel Alley
Frank Gastley & Sons
Siing
Heiner Stroup
Charles E. Heffner
George F
Wiliam AI. Sterm
Ryuetore
Ellis C W
Circuit Court
Fredenck
M. St
Orephans Court
Eceas
Orphans Court
Frederck Coun Maryland
J Welty Fahrney
William C Roderich
Udges
Benjamin L. Snuff
M. Storm
Harry DP. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Rederick County
the News
Snow White Grill
East Patrick St
NEW & Used Clothing
Arthur D Lambert
East Church Street
Vear
Hotts
Charles
Opticians
Market St
Allesta
Battetown
St. Orphone
Bedagost
Paul Ganley
Penneyh Vata Avenue
New Hampshires
Rock Hampshire
D. Steven's Poultry Farm
Elizabethto Pa
Maryland Sanitary Livestock Laboratory
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
South St_ i. hone
Bdit
Af Rocks
Mr. Crawford
North Market Street
Guernsey
Clifton
Howard J. Smith
Fda
Beniz St
Feneral
T L. Watkins
Cedar Rove
Zid
Geithersburg
Ted — Cery
ED Groms
North
M. T-Taze
Cellin
C. L. IS
Germantoun
Mdburg
Fredenck News-Post
RYMAN
Fredenck News
Bierley
Eas
Frederic
Frederick News-Post
York Photo Fice
Dept. G
Saaer
Frederck News-Post
Call St
Warfield
Stlyver
Nicro
Buckeysttown
William SicCleery Landis
Rees
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market
South Street
Chevrolet
Warren
Rice and Krantz
John S. Knill
Cod
East
P. O
Frederick Ave
Gaithersburg
Clem Hartman
Cashtown
East Fifth St
South Court St
Warren ‘Young
DODGE
Qland’s
Peal
Singer Sewing Machine
Dad International
Ralph Koontz
Jefferson
Bethel
Nellie C. Zimmerman
Pontiac
Vernon Trail
Setion
Shore
Patric
Cara
E. Ross
GEA
Scomier
Casa
Pearl Bar Avenue
McCutcheon
Wisnex
Palace Music
Creares Glessmer
Fairview Ave
Good
Kaufman Garage
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