Deaths Mire and Bowers Mire. Pirtab Bowers Dies
Pirtab Bowers died Monday night at the home of her daughter Mrs A B Frizzell near Winfield Carrolls aged th years daughter of the late Peter and Mary Davis widow of William T Bowers. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at ten o'clock at St Johns Catholic church Westminster. Interment in adjoining cemetery Rev F McCort will officiate C M Waltz funeral director An infant The infant daughter of Charles Douglas and Dorothy Lee Noland Hall died Monday evening at Frederick City Hospital. The body is resting at the funeral home East Patton Street until time of graveside services this afternoon at four o'clock Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesnh Bowers
Pirtab Bowers
A. B. Frizzell
Winfield
Carrol Ces
Peter and Mary Davis
William T. Bowers
Frank J. Barnes
Taylorsville
Frizzell
Walter T. Davis
Westminster
William P. Davis
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
Rev
F. McCort
Ciate
C. M. Waltz
Charles Douglas
Dorothy Lee Noland Hall
Frederick City Hospital
Mt. Olivet
Roger Strawder
Johns Hopkins Hospital
East Church Street
E. E. Williams
Asbury Methodist Church
Charles C. Summers
Lindsay C. Naylor
Roger E. Naylor
Daniel H. Williams
Fairview Cemetery
M. R. Etchinon and Son
Interwoven Mills
Hagerstown
Poffenberger
Camp Davis
N. C
Funeral services for Charles W. Quynn held at home
Funeral services for Charles W. Quynn were held at the home of his daughter and son in law at 273 Dill avenue conducted by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Harold C. Baer. Pallbearers included George B. Delaplaine and R. L. Warfield. Interment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Harry E. Carty Co. directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Quynn
William T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Harold C. Baer
Evangelical Reformed Church
George B. Delaplaine
R. L. Warfield
A. B. Collinus
Samuel E. Brown
T. Stuart Haller
F. Earle Shriner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Harry E. Carty Co
WLB Moves to Dismiss Kaiser Work Case in Pacific Shipyards
The Labor Relations Board ordered parties to show cause by August 21 why the Kaiser case should not be dismissed for filing beyond 90 days after a closed shop contract with AFL unions. The action follows a 1944 appropriation clause restricting funds for disputes tied to management labor agreements. The board had issued a complaint based on CIO and worker William King charges. Separately, word from Frederick residents reports Pvt. James C. Cromwell underwent surgery in St. Petersburg July 15 and will remain a patient for about three weeks.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
Kaiser Company
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Ore
American Federation of Labor
Labor Department
Kaiser
CIO Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
William King
AFL
Calvin C. Cromwell
Frederick
James C. Cromwell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Don Cesar
Florida Pvt Stull Soldier in Service Three Months
In Florida Pvt Stull has served three months and is the son of Mr and Mrs George FE Stull of Yellow Springs Route 3. He is stationed at Winter Gergen Fla.
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Pvt
Stull
George FE
Yellow Springs
Winter Gergen
Fla
William R
A.M.M
A.J. Boynen
Gaithersburg
William Long
Thurmont
Fleet Post Office
New York
Weddings and engagements mix in Boonsboro and beyond
Multiple local weddings unfold in July with betrothed couples Betty Mac Imyre and Leon Kitchen in Middletown at Zion Lutheran. Phyllis Elaine Garman and Elmer W. Poffenberger in Wilmington NC. Betty A. Tayerecg Campher and Harry S. Stull in New Market. Margaret Kefauver and George Kovell wed in Magnolia Mississippi.
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Kitchen—Imyre
Betty Mac Imyre
Leon J. Kitchen
Boonsboro
Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Donald F. Brake
Personal notices from wartime Frederick area
Local soldiers and families are noted with furloughs births visits and marriages. Sgt Burdette a year in Army Air Corps remains missing on assignment while Margaret Dronebury’s wedding is postponed. Residents from Harmony Lewistown Mr and MrsStine Monrovia and Towson share greetings and travel updates as relatives visit reunite or celebrate birthdays anniversaries and new births amid Pacific war service.
Ban On Fun Driving To Be Ended Shortly
Washington reports a near certainty within a fortnight that the Eastern seaboard pleasure driving ban will be abolished. An equalization plan, backed by high authorities, may increase weekly ration allotments in the West while reducing A-card values in the Midwest and South.
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Washington
Seaboard
D. C
Siates
Ickes
Prentiss Brown
Speaker
OPA
Rockies
Eastern Seaboard
Mid-West
Midwest
Grain Market Summary Wheat and Corn Prices
Grain market report shows wheat at 153 and corn at 380. Markets note price levels for the day, reflecting trading activity and supply expectations.
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Grain Market Wheat
Frederick County Meeting On Manpower Plan
Frederick Chamber of Commerce calls employers and employees to a 8 p m meeting in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where Laurence B Fenteman Maryland War Manpower Commission Director speaks on the Maryland Stabilization Plan to control state manpower. Also listed is a public sale Thursday July 29 at 1 p.m three miles south of Lewistown near Mountaindale road offering 34 head livestock terms cash with auctioneers and clerk names.
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Frederick County
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Laurence B Fenteman
War Manpower Commission
Maryland
Lewistown
Mountaindale Road
T. B
Sherman C. Stall Glenn Trout
R. L. Kelly
Mit
Ray Hyde
Smelser MII
New Windsor
Carroll County
Springdale Road
David Mit
Doe
Jlyues Neal
GorsCui
Calvca
Gale Cash
In Memoriam Genevieve Christine Morgan and Philip Clark
In loving memory of Genevieve Christine Morgan died July 26 1926 at 17 months. Her mother and sister Mary and Gloria Morgan honor her memory with a poem. Also in memory of Philip Clark who died July 27 1942. His wife Verva M Clark recalls watching and waiting and hopes to meet again.
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Mary and
Gloria Morgan
Clark
Philip
Miri
Verva M. Clark
Local notices mix up in Braddock Heights events and sales
An assortment of public notices and ads from Frederick area papers lists a Braddock Heights dance by Al Gruber and his band on Friday night July 30, farm market opportunities for farmers wives, charity and service offers, a public sale of furniture at Old Braddock, Broadway promotions for cosmetics and hair waves, a community picnic at Braddock Heights, delivery charges, and various local business ads. Included are notices from the Farm Bureau, Miss Daisy Bast rings, a chiropractor, and salvage ads with contact details.
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Braddock Heights
al Gruber
Slagerstown
Elm St
Old Braddock
Daisy Bast
Retail Merchants Association
Noah E Cramer & Son City Homes for Sale
Six room modern dwelling with garage in northwest Frederick location. Early possession and easy access to ground and amenities. Listing notes multiple six room homes with modern improvements and one garage in western section. For details and inspection apply to Noah Cramer & Son Realtors at 114 North Court Street Frederick Maryland. Office closed until.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnty
Fred
News-Fest
Bethle
Fairfield
Frederick
Divorce Granted In Equity Court Involving Blowe Case
Mrs Leonora C Blowe was awarded an absolute divorce from Frank C Blowe on abandonment grounds after more than 18 months. She receives custody of their infant with the defendant ordered to pay $152 50 monthly until the child is 21 and further sums for education. $100 monthly support in the plaintiff's life or until remarriage in advance. Attorneys were Printeton Buckey for Mrs Blowe and F Kief fer DeLauter for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int Equity Court
Edward S. Delaplaine
Leonora C. Blowe
Frank C . Blowe
Washington
Printeton Buckey
Family Reunions Are Casualty Of The War
The Old-time family reunions are virtually non existent this summer due to the war and gasoline restrictions. Week by week, reunions planned for this year are canceled for the duration of the war. Past gatherings, often at parks or resorts with wide state attendance, are fading as families skip picnics and distant meetups. Only Braddock Heights continues gatherings with gas free trolley service. The article notes a closing line about the north pole and a drifting sky reference.
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Braddock Heights
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Jacob £. Hoffman
Middleburg
Rocky Hill Lutteran Church
Herbert H. Schmidt
S. J. Gernand
Earle
Thomas
Truman
Glen Keefer
George M. Wachter
Orville Lippy
Powell
Albaugh
WLB
Florida
Pvt. Greiss E. Stull, Jr
William RE
Frederick High School
Potomac Edison Company
State Teachers College
Towson
Virginia
Kovell
Kefauver
Margaret Kefauver
Charles R. Gaver
Myersville
Pic
George F Kovell
Noah Kovell
Magnoalia
Miss
J. &. Gray
Frederick Tailoring Co
U. S. Army
Camp van Dorn
Guy P. Burdette
Army Air Corps
Margaret Dronebury
William Drone-barg
Route 1
Sgt. Buredette
M. O. Gladhill
Harmony
Mildred
Earl Cline
Ralph Gladhill
Eddie
Kenneth
George E. Runkles
Gloria
Airy
Charlea
Norris
Charles
Leo
Charles H. Gladhill
James C. Neal
North Camp Polk
Aaltiman
Charles Valentine
Yamsville
Waynesboro, Pa
Pauline Wiles
Clifford Marshall
Audrey Wiles
Claude Doneburg
Grace Wiles
Madeline Wiles
Forest Park
Hanover
Frank C. Long
Blanche
Detroit
Mich
Staten Island
Grayson B. Haller
Rockwell Terrace
Catherine E. Thompson
West Church Street
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Dick Marrone
Fairview Avenue
William Smith
Richard P. Ross, Jr
Marine Corps
Pacific
Richard P. Ross
Col. Ross
Margaret Fout
Henry F. Wegner
Ira J
Firant
Charles Byerly Jr
Camp Pickett
Charles Byerly
East Second Street
Samuel Cooperman
Allentown
Charles K. Heck
Charles B. Carter
E. C. Carter
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Gulfport Field
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Arthur Flanigan
LeGore
Sylvia May
Roger C. Eyter
Ordnance Replacement Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
St. S. E. Washington
Edward B. Jones, Jr
West South Street
U. S. Naval Training Station
Bainbridge
George ' Richard Wawkins
US. Navy
H. L. Fahrney
E. Second Street
Memoriam
Genevieve
United States
Burra
Tt S Anderson
Secty
Farm Bureau
Williamson's
Frederick, Md
Odd Fellows Temple
West Seventh St
Weil Brothers
Market St
D. R. McIntyre
E. Patrick St
Ecker's
Ecker
Staub's Grocery
J. Ricalde
Market St. Frederick
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
4Th Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L Gastley and Sons
Noah E. Cramer
P. Luther Rice
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walkersville
Beeler ML
Koogle
Rome
Eastewig
Lola Lee
Sunrise Villa
Mile East
Haute Pike
Dorearle Stein
Old Weaddeck
Covich
Pantiquer
Iawerp
Dressers
Poimile Bet
Spernxs
Pwo
Daisy Talenn
L. Kelly
Literts Town
Iron King
David Huff
Sterling FE
Blackston
Raymond L. Melly
Orphans’ Court
Frank
C. Thompson
Carl FL Thompson
Ule
Orleans
Harry N, Keller
Della
Wallie
Mattie
Keller Ford
Margaret Ford
Orjonans Court
Fredarick County
Min
Reich
Farsons Newman
G. H. Mercer & Son
Grayson H
Mercer & Son Trom
Nmrl St
Tive
Market Street
Fee Watek
Uve
Feederick Cit
Umayson H
Mercer & Son
Mad
Lewis
Mire
Patrick
Teqhatt
Arya Rae
Creek
Warhishaeg
Suivle
Quitsey
Proules Finance CO
North Court St
Bry Frederick, Md
Clarke Place
TATA
Church St
Atdttahay
Kilchbhetle
Bath
Chapiine Huildings
Jacob R. Ruynabarg
Phonesi
Tatait
Lion of the Main Highways
Frederick News-Poat
Pactoun
Foumsy
Afarket Anil
Boka
Wicker
R. E. Pahler
East Second St. Tatals
Walker
Seta
Rause
Saaz Farny
Mo Gage
Frederick News- Post
Star
Frederick News
Frederick New Post
TASS
State Road
Westowne
Cramer
Austin E. Zimmerman
Phonerederick
Wal
Landis
South Market
Dor
Tan Jae
Rees Frederick
Potomac
Wa Ie
Haspere Ferry
Ainda
Potts & Griffin
N Court St
KEY Chey. Sales, Inc
D. A Macintosh
MGR
Chevrolet Sales Inc
East Patrica Frederick
DODGE
Daniel Lee
Adamyton
Howard A. Gross
Aupurbah
Toderh
Olivet Cemetery
Frederick Newa-Pont
Alexander Gow
West Pattick St
Lucy Keller
Jefferson
Leo Merckenzie
Frigidaire
Bnd
S. Market St
Ladienburg
Chesapeake Bay
John H. Krantz
Jefferson Pike
Sixth Street
Lefarge
Taney Apts
North Market
Davenport
Aide
Arrow
Wms
Charles Roderick
Elmer ‘Roderick
New Market
Mid
Rhinawick
P.O
Interror
Vanity Fair
George Thompson
Avrilawn Farms
Bethesda
South Market St
Ted
Henry
B. DeGrange
Grant Street
Central
Siocn
J. M. Zoller
Barbara Fitchie
Houer Rowe
Staub’s
Karl Jacobson
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