Deaths of Stella M Shaff and Mary E Michael in Frederick area
Stella May Roberts Shaff of Feagaville died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. She was 57, daughter of the late Henry Roberts and Cordelia Summers Roberts, and a Mt. Zion Lutheran Church member. Surviving: daughters Mrs. Charles Willard, Mrs. Marshal Flock, Miss Willie Shaff, Russ Snoaf. brother Cornelius H. Roberts. grandsons Vernon Flock and Charles Willard Jr. Funeral at the late residence Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. M. R. Edison and Son, funeral directors. Mary E. Michael widow of Frank E. B. Michael of Daysville died Sunday night at 6:50 after two weeks illness. She was 82, daughter of Henry Glaze Sterr and Elizabeth Glaze Sterr, Mt. Union Chapel member. Surviving: daughters Mrs. John E Crum Woodsboro, Mrs. Harry B. Staley Walkersville, Mrs. Clarkson G. Kelly Frederick, Mrs. Walter R. Winebronner Daysville. sister Mrs. Bradley Clem Utica. brother Charles H. B. Storr Frederick. nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Mrs. Michael rests at 106 East Church St. calling after 7 p.m. Funeral Wednesday 10:30 a.m. Mt. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Flowers omitted. M. R. Etchison and Son.
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Stella M. Shaff
Stella May Roberts Shaff
Feagaville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bshe
Henry
Cordelia Summers Roberts
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Charles Willard
Marshal Flock
Willie Snaff
Russ Ruth Snoaf
Cornelius H. Roberts
City
Vernon Flock
Middletown
M. RB. Edison and Son
Mary E. Michael
Frank EB
Michael Daysville
Henry and
Elizabeth Glaze Sterr
Union Chapel Church
John E. Crum
Woodsboro
Harry BM. Staley
Walkersville
Clarkson G. Kelly
Frederick
Walter R. Winebrenner
Daysville
Bradley pCiem
Utica
Charles HB. Storr
Michael
East Church Street
Mt. Hope Cemetery
M._R. Etchison and Son
Funeral services held for several Utica area residents
Funeral services were conducted Sunday for Mrs. Anna Mary Virginia Stull at Utica Evangelical Reformed church with Rev. Merle Sollinger officiating. The service drew a large crowd and included choir performances and active church group pallbearers. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors were L. Creager and Son.
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Anna Mary Virginia Stull
Utica
Frank Martz
Mehrl Staley
Ernest Utterback
Chester Lenhart
Ray Baer
Bruce Ramsburg
Mt Olivet
L. Creager and Son
Honors Editor Allen White stamp sale announced
A portrait of editor William Allen White comprises the central motif of a new 3 cent purple stamp on sale July 31. The honoring issue marks White’s influence as a prominent editor and honors his literary contributions.
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Paiteauer
William “Allen White
Funeral Services For Pfc Kerchner Held
Funeral services for Pfc. Charles E. Kerchner killed overseas as a Fourth Division Eighth Infantry member were held at Walkersville’s funeral home Sunday at 2 pm with Rev. Dewitt Dickey presiding. Rites drew a large crowd. pallbearers included Leon ard, Howard, John Kerchner, James and Edward VanFossen, and Leo Krantz. Military graveside honors were provided by Company A, 115th Infantry National Guard under Lt. W. Hor, with arrangements by Woodsboro Funeral Director G. C. Barton.
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Pfc
Charles E. Kerchner
Eighth Infantry
Walkersville
Dewitt Dickey
Leonard. Howard
John Kerchner
James
Edward VanFossen
Leo
Krantz
Company A
115Th Infant National Guard
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Miss Catherine Rotrenhoefer and Mr John Rothenhoefer of Yellow Springs return from Ohio and Indiana after vacation. Miss Eleanor Pearre and Miss Adrienne Rich, Radcliffe classmates, hosted guests at Upper College Terrace. Household guests include Mrs Carroll W Cover and others. Connie Lou Zeigler born at Frederick Memorial Hospital June 30. Several families travel and visit, with anniversaries and relocations noted. The Hively and Gladhill families visit Union Bridge from Defiance and Tennessee. Arthur Fox and family visit Grosse Ile Michigan. Ocean City trip for Dick Zimmermen.
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John Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
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Upper College Terrace
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Baltimore
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Rich
Radcliffe College
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Johnsville
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Washington
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West Third Street
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Greve Boulevard
T. Crawley Davis
Wilmington
Del
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Myers
Raymond Zeigler
Union Bridge
Connie Lou
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hively Gladhill
Defiance
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Harry Spurrier, Jr
Tennessee
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Airy
Calvin Richard
Damascus
Kentucky
James M. Ledman
Jaushier Jean
Mt. Airy
Harry H. Witzke
Acua Vista
Mageothy River
Harry Hahn
Jeanette
Brenda
Mt . Airy
Atlantic City
New Engand States
Maine
Carl Hildebrand
Emory L. Coblentz
Arthur E. Fox
Grosse Fe
Michigan
Richard E. Zimmermen
Magnolia Avenue
Ocean City
Plimhimmon
Two Decrees For Divorce Are Granted
Mrs Ethel L I C Kuhn of Emmitsburg was granted an absolute divorce from Kenneth J Pa after testifying that he waited to get a drink and beat her, with costs to be paid in the uncontested case. Mrs Lucille B Noell of Hagerstown received an absolute divorce from Guyon Richard Novi, custody of three children, $15 weekly support, and costs. Thomas S Glass and William Mr Storm served as counsel.
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Ethel L. I. C. Kuhn
Emmitsburg
Kenneth J. Pa
Patrick A. Schnaufler
Equity Court
Kuho
Edward D. Storm
Lucille B. Noell
Hagerstown
Guyon Richard Novi
Frederick
Thomas S. Glass
William Mr. Storm
Belief and Action in Christian Life
Earl L Douglass argues that knowledge of right and religious admission do not guarantee righteous living. He cites Jesus, Coleridge, and common hypocrisy, noting many embrace Christianity in theory yet neglect daily God in life, challenging readers to rescue admitted truths from neglect.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Jesus
Coleridge
Cole- Tidze
Babson Newspaper Synd
Boy Trapped 40 Minutes By Elevator Shaft Crush
Chicago firefighters freed 15-year-old Charles Tannen after a painful 40 minute entrapment between an elevator cab and shaft wall. He sustained a possible fracture to his left leg during the incident.
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Charles Tannen
Chicago
Question and Answer Compilation on Science and History
A collection of trivia Q and A covering atomic energy sources uranium plutonium and thorium flag signaling on ships Rhodes island and Greek Italy Egypt Rome eternal city witch hazel bloom time Pennsylvania Dutch origins Hippocratic oath physician sign Lincoln Memorial 36 columns meanings.
Local notices and events at Libertytown church and Metz memorial
Dr Broadwater will be out of his office July 12. The Methodist Church Hall Liberty town hosts a July 14 1948 festival with picnic suppers ice cream and music by the Yellow Springs Band. The program includes a sermon and memorial verses Asleep in Jesus. Bruce W Metz memorial note dated June 29 references a peaceful rest and faith in the Saviour’s power.
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Broadwater
East Church Street
Festival Methodist
Libertytown
Ltd
Yellow Springs
Bone&Lit
Frederick Livestock and Auto Sales Listings
Frederick area sale notices and car listings show upcoming events and inventories. Frederick Livestock Sales advertises July 13 and 15 sale nights, plus household items and machinery. The Frederick Motor Co. promotes used cars and trucks on South Court Street with several models listed including 1948 Ford and 1941 Dodge Tudors.
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Amoco
Frederick Motor CO
Ford
Dodge
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Coune
LE Page Motor Co
N. Market St
Kaiser
Plymouth
Chrysler
Oldsmobile
Packard
Nash
Willis-Overland
Barbara Fritchif
Motor CO
Public Sale Of 40 Acres North Of Rocky Ridge
A public sale notice offers 40 acres with improvements two miles north of Rocky Ridge on July 24, 1938. Also advertised are house furnishings, various ads for real estate, insurance, groceries, and services in a packed early 20th century local page format.
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Rocky Ridge
W. P. Smith
Harry E Mohler
Man Shot, Companion Raped, Two Sought Opelousas
In Opelousas Louisiana on July 12, a vast search sought two Black men after they killed retired naval officer Albert B Couvillion of Melville, aged 39, and raped his 21 year old woman companion. Sheriff Clayton Guilbeau led about 200 to 500 men around Melville. The note adds miscellaneous unrelated facts about Colombia and Panama hats.
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Sherif Clayton Guilbeau
St. Landry
Cour Iy
Meville
Here
Guilbeau
Albert B Couvillion
Melville
Couvillion
Illness Updates From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick in Frederick, Mr. Harry D. Baumgadner Jr. of 309 West Fifth Street is slowly improving after myositis. Desk Sergt. Austin L. Heffner remains under treatment for a heart condition and is listed as fair. Mrs. Gilmore R. Flautt of Rockwell Terrace shows improvement since July 1 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Kern of Braddock Heights is moved from the hospital where she was treated for several months. Ernest Wilam May Jr., 16, of 310 West South Street, is in satisfactory condition after dislocating his shoulder and fracturing his right arm in a fall while watching auto races at the Fair Grounds.
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West Fifth Street
Austin L. Heffner
City Police Department
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Airs
Gilmore R. Flautt
Rockwell Terrace
Fair Grounds
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