Deaths Clyde W. Binning and Mrs Lulu Houser
Clyde W. Binning aged 53 died Saturday in Cleveland. Survived by his mother in Ohio and son William Binning ensign U S Navy. Funeral Monday at Creager funeral home Thurmont at 3 p.m. Interment U B cemetery. Rev. Charles H. Corbett officiated with pallbearers listed. Mrs Lulu Wolfe Houser died at Lanham at 60 after extended illness. Survived by husband John W. Houser, three sons John William Lanham Frank Cherokee N C Philip Charlotte N C, one daughter Anne Lanham, and siblings Newton Wolfe Silver Spring Maude Jeppesen Lanham Olive Sponseller New Market. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Ninth Street Georgia Avenue funeral home. Interment Fort Lincoln cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Binning
Cleveland
Maude Dorsey Binning
Thurmont
Binning
Ohio
William Binning
U.S. Navy
Creager Funeral Home
Charles H. Corbett
St. John's Lutheran Church
Samuel Bennett
James H. Firer
C. B. Harbaugh
Warner T. Grimes
Charles Mumma
Ray Creager
U. B. Cemetery
John W. Houser
Lulu Wolfe Houser
Lanham
Prince Georges County
George and
Georgianna Wolfe
Sjamsville
John William
Frank
N. C
Philip
Charlotte
Anne Houser
Newton Wolfe
Silver Spring
Maude Jeppesen
Olive Sponseller
New Market
Ninth Street
Georgia Avenue
Washington
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Washingon
Mass Funeral Notes For Four Local Women
Four local funerals are reported. Mrs. Mary Ellen Wood of Rocky Ridge died Friday at Emergency Hospital and was buried after services at her home and Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church with Rev. C. C. Sellers and Elder Elmer P. Schildt officiating. Pallbearers listed and interment at the cemetery adjoining M. L. Creager and Son. Readings included hymns. Mrs. Margaret Julia Crebs of Baltimore died Friday and was buried Monday at 11 after service by Rev. Dr. Amos John Traver with pallbearers named and interment at Mount Olivet. M. R. Etchison and Son directed. Miss Lillie Catherine Marriotte, who died in Washington, had a funeral planned for Wednesday at 11 from 106 East Church Street, interment in Reformed Cemetery at Jefferson. M. R. Etchison and Son directing. Mrs. Roy Brightwell died early Saturday. services held Monday at 2:45 at home and 3 at Bethel Tabernacle with Rev. B. B. Brickley officiating. choir selections and flowers noted. casketbearers listed and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Wood
W. Henry C. Wood
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
C. C. Sellers
Elmer P. Schildt
Geadin Clem
Harvey Stambaugh
Cameron Eigenrode
Horace Smith
Harry Boone
Floyd Wetzell
M. L. Creager
Margaret Julia Crebs
Edgar F. Crebs
Clifton Avenue
Baltimore
East Church Street
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William T. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
George B. Delaplaine
Edward S. Delaplaine
John Wallace
Howard H. Falconer
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lillie Catherine Marriotte
Washington
Reformed Cemetery
Jefferson
Roy Brightwell
East Fifth Street
Bethel Tabernacle
West Ninth Street
B. B. Brickley
Gorman
Roy Kemp
Meredith Alexander
Leslie Kefauver
Landis Fox
Hawley Rice
Linwood Price
C. E. Cline and Son
Inez E. Flanagan
University of Maryland
Martha E. Flanagan
Mary A
Adabelle
Hugh G. Funkhouser
Cumberland
C. New Keadle
Mapleville
Flanagan
West Third Street
Elisabeth Ann Schrey
Edward T. Taylor
Richard P. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Woodsboro
Johnson
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Joseph J. Reynolds
Frederick
Joseph L. Reynolds
Ireland
Pvt. Reynolds
Fort Dix
N. J
Reynolds
Miss Virginia Reynolds
Washington, D.C
Pioneer Teacher Of Domestic Science Dies In DC
Miss Mary E Davis longtime domestic science pioneer in Washington public schools died at George Washington University Hospital after a brief illness. Known as Molly or Aunt Molly Davis she lived at 1921 Kalorama Rd NW with her brother Dr Harry C Davis secretary of GWU Board of Trustees. Funeral at Covenant First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev Dr Albert J McCartney. Born March 2 1855 she taught cooking then domestic science and remained in service until June 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Mary E Davis
George Washington University Hospital
Braddock Heights
Gavis
Red Cross
Covenant First Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society of the Covenant
Albert J. McCartney
Davis
Emma Jacobs
Weddings Rice Willoughby and More In Savannah and Baltimore
The notices announce Albert G. Rice and Louise Willoughby wed at Wesley Monumental in Savannah on May 20. Sgt. Rice, in the Signal Corps, stationed at an Army Air Base, lives in Savannah. Also noted are Margaret L Bruchey and Stanley G Carter's March 31 Baltimore wedding in Ellicott City, with reception at the Bieger home. Additional details cover Dorothy E Morgan and Luther H Morgan’s May 16 ceremony at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church, and Albert H Stine and Dorothy E Morgan's marriage with a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev J H Schmitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter—Bruchey
Margaret L. Bruchey
Frederick
Stanley G. Carter
Baltimore
Ellicott City
E. E. Mumford
Theodore Bieger
Stine—Morgan
United Brethren Church
Dorothy E. Morgan
D. Ruth Morgan
North Market Street
Luther H. Morgan
Oceanside
Albert H. Stine
George E. Stine
Ada May Stine
J. H. Schmitt
Louise Miller
Edward Grassburth
Washington
Stine
Roseanna Schmitt
Mind Your Manners Quiz on social etiquette answers
A compact etiquette Q A covering escort duties at parties dining dance etiquette chaperones and usher responsibilities. It lists five questions with answers: 1 yes 2 yes 3 yes 4 no with guidance to keep guests with companions or refreshment breaks 5 yes and a proposed solution for inviting friends to a dance indicating formality.
Weather Summary for the Day
The report shows 0.30 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a m and 0.30 inches for June to date. Normal June precipitation is 4.30 inches, while June 1941 totals 3.00 inches. Deficiency in 1942 precipitation to date stands at 2.23 inches. Yesterday's high was 68, with a low of 65. Moon sets tomorrow at 10 36 a m and sun rises at 5 45 a m. Sun sets today at 8 31 p m.
War Quiz 1. insignia wings question and hints from page
A reader quiz asks who wears the winged insignia on a shield topped by a star inside a wreath and explains slang like crow-bar hotel for tough lodging. It also mentions Mandal, a Norwegian town bombed by Britain, once nicknamed to compare with a famous American resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandal
Local Cadets Head to Florida Air Corps Center
Aviation Cadets John N. Bowers and James S. Loy of this city depart today for the Air Corps Replacement Center in Miami Beach Florida. They previously served at Fort Meade with the 115th Infantry and are listed as sons of local residents. Also commissioned ensign Melville Stockwell of Arcticaire Inc reports for duty in Norfolk Virginia as he relocates with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Bowers
James S. Loy
Air Corps Replacement Center
Miami Beach
Fla
Bowers
Reine G. Bowers
Park Avenue
Loy
J. Ruskin Loy
East Eighth Street
Fort George G. Meade
115Th Infantry
Melville Stockwell
Arcticaire, Inc
South Wisner Street
United States Coast Guard
Norfolk
Stockwell
East Second Street
Franklin W. Heck
A. P. Hill
Virginia
Margaret Duvall
Edward Esterly
R. Frank Heck
William Baer
H. W. Heck
C Reber
Etzler
Mt. Airy
Wilson Etzler
Captain Etzler
Hawaii
Fort Benning
Leslie C. Schudt
Lola Z. Shank
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Plack
Harry Burdette
Tommy
Joseph Irvin
Joseph
John
Frank
Bertha Irvin
Barbara Waltz
Baltimore
O. F. Leatherman
Lewistown
John D. Leatherman
Oakland
Genevieve Runkles
Fred Shankle
Frederick
Silas Schildt
LeGore
Betty Forney
Anna Ruth
Jill Rippeon
Nadine Smith
Mothers' Class Dinner At Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Mothers' Class of the Evangelical Lutheran church school held a covered dish dinner at Mrs. Glenn O. Garber’s Rockwell Terrace home on Tuesday evening May 26. Twenty five members attended plus several guests. Guest speaker Mrs. Fr. Russell Young described a nutrition class to begin June 10 in the chapel. A committee of Mrs. Glenn O. Garber, Mrs. Lee Hoffman, Mrs. Annie Hilderbrand, and Miss Sadie Hahn assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
A. J. Traver
Glenn O. Garber
Rockwell Terrace
Russel Young
Lee Hoffman
Annie Hilderbrand
Sadie Hahn
Local Mentions Save Gasoline First Class Barber Shop Ad
Community brief highlighting Wat son s Barber Shop in Adamstown Maryland offering first class haircutting for residents and nearby areas. Also notes pool tables, Nicodemus ice cream, seafood items at Barnes Palace and entertainment by Harvey Tuckers Orchestra with Audrey Nusbaum. Card of thanks from the Brightwell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson's
Adamstown
Robert E. Watson
Notice of daily delivery limit and local ads in Frederick
A collage of 1930s notices includes a daily delivery cap at 5 pm due to gas and tire rationing, political solicitations for Sheriff John W. Null in Frederick County, bereavement thanks from the Shilling family, a Red Cross First Aid class led by F Russell Young, discounted beauty salon waves, peony sales, a Washington restaurant closing for wartime duration, war bond and fidelity loan mentions, farm machinery and local business notices, gasoline and tire conservation delivery rules from Dietrich & Gambrill Inc, salvage buyers, and Frederick Junk Company offerings. all date from late 1934 war‑era notices with regional references to Brookside Inn, Brunswick, and market street businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc
Frederick, Md
Grayson H Mercer & Son 138 Acres Near Woodsboro
Grayson H Mercer & Son offer 138 acres near Woodsboro with remodeled buildings, a dairy barn, and outbuildings. The sale includes a 145 acre State Road farm featuring a modern mansion, 2 acres with a seven room dwelling, and additional lots up to five acres with modern homes, all ten minutes from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Woodsboro
State Road
City
Rice & Stevens
Rice & Stevens Real Estate
Third St
Court notices and sale and estate records from Frederick County
Public sale announced for the stock at 101 East Sun Street on Saturday June 6 at 10 am. A divorce suit in the Circuit Court for Frederick County names Florence May Morgan and Brice S Morgan with an order of publication running before June 3, 1942. An executor notices probate letters in Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Sun Street
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Newton Trundle
C. Newton Trundle
Pinkney
Richardson T. Clyde Boutson
Clarence W. Stottlemyer
Mary Matilda Trundle
William M. Storm
Roy L. Leatherman
Register of Wills
dMay
Susan F. Gittinger
Pinkney A. Richardson
Clyde Boutson
Richard F. Simmons
Hammond Umer
Orphan Court
Benjamin
Florence May Morgan
Brice
Morgan
New London
Qghio
Vanceburg
Kentucky
Pickle Simmer
Circuit Court
Brice S. Morgan
Ellis C Wachter
William M Storm
Plains Tit
Ellis C. Wachtel
Nikolas Elefantis
Theodore Vodgis
Sherman P Bowers
George W. Dixon
West Fourth
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Grain Markets
War Quiz
C. E. Dryden
Buckeystown
Frederick City Hospital
Hagerstown
Barnes Palace
Dance! Jones
Evergreen Point Harvey Tuckers Orchestra
Audrey Nusbaum
Ida May Brightwell
Mannis
E. Patrick ST
Hershbergers
Brookside Inn
Brunswick
John W. Null
John Richard Shilling
Lutheran Church
F. Russell
Fashion Beauty Salon
North Market St
Zimmerman
Victory
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
North Market’ Street
J. J. Case Farm Machinery
Harvey G. Baker
Harvey G. Baker, Jr
Frederick R
Chester L. Grove
E. 8Th St
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Ma
G. H. Mercer & Son
N. Court St
United States
Western Maryland Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chiefs
R. L. Smith
Byron S. Stull Jacob D
ADAMS
Leslie N. Coblentz
Leona D. Castle
Howard A. Gross
Noward AI Gross
Court St
John iCheathan
Westminster
Frederick News-Post
Bethlehem
Fairfield Shipyards
Igamies Shaw, Jr
West Na St
Citizens National Bank
THE
Citizens National Bank OF
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
W. HB. Anders
W. Bartgis Storm
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponselier
Hagers- Town
Landis
South Market
Rees
James Oh. Werthing
Cramer's Music Store
Charles H. Conley
James H. Gambgill
Daniel Baker, Jr
Archibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newman Row
Harbaugh W. HB. Anders
Federal Reservesystem
Walkersville
U. 5
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
N.H
F. C Engel Hatchery
Nion Bridge
Phone
J. Ae
Hammond Urner
N. Market St
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick News- Post
Thomas
Wusbaum
Herbert Daniel
Leesburg
Se&t
E. R. Korns
N. Smallwood Balto
Chevy Chase
E.ath St
Harper's Ferry
L. B. Roberts
Waterford
W. College Terrace
Baker Park
North Market
Harry F. Miller
Care News-Post
Wilson Avenue
Millard Grosenickle
East Third St
Rockville
Montgomery County
Arthur Cecil
Col. Walker
Fingerboard Road
Tramsville
P. Luther Rice
Frederick Restaurant
East Patrick St
John R. Cheatham
East Patrick
St. A
Martha Galt
Green
Reno Smith
J. R. Lillard
Barnesville
Nelson
Cramer's Piano Shop
Lodge
Price
Cramer
Moon
Aruse
Singer
Meeching
Nash
Nicholas Yinger
West
Patrick
Northwest Section
Hood College
West College
Fairview Avenue
Market Street
Carroll
Crick
Middletown Valley
Potts & Griffin
Realtors
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Studebaker
Lot Sa
Keychew. Sales Inc
Telephone
Hillside Motor Co
Sterling E. Spurrier
Union Bridge
Rhone Frederick
Noah £. Cramer
West College Terrace
Rosemont Avenue
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
N. Court Street
Ns Sartre
Bath
Frigidaire
East Second St
Citymits Junction
U. S
East 4Th St
Stauffer
Stauffer's
Magnolia Ave
Bradcock Meights
Clarke Place
St, Patrick
Water Street
Gilmore BR. Finutt
West South St
West 5Th St
Summer Cottage
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
S Market St
J. A. Kidwiler
Gas House Pike
Denver Shook
Rosemont
Alden Fisher
East Patrick Street
George H Wiener
Baltimore Pike
Benjamin Shuff
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Ezra Houck, Jr
Second St
Phona J. A. Kidwitar
Achlye
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