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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1943
Page
5
Deaths reported from Taneytown Samples Manor and Beallsville list Edgar Saverwin 47 of York Street Taneytown with wife Mary Huber Saverwin and multiple siblings. Also Mrs Susie M Holmes 60 of Samples Manor and Miss Doris Fink 17 of Arlington Virginia with funeral details and interments. Burial and services led by local pastors and funeral directors William B Hilton.
The funeral for Jacob S. Myers of Dundalk will be held Sunday afternoon, leaving 8 East Patrick Street funeral home at 1.40 o'clock for Poplar Springs Methodist Church services at 2.30. Interment in adjoining cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son, funeral directors. Also funeral services for James H. Harrison, who died at his home, will be Sunday afternoon at 2 from the late residence. Rev. Nelson of Brunswick and Rev. Herbert of Boonsboro will conduct. Interment in Knoxville cemetery. Jesse Dailey, funeral director.
Frederick notices announce the engagement of Catherine Roderick to Robert Lininger with a July wedding planned. Also reported are Civil Service recruiting efforts for shipyard work on the West Coast and at Pearl Harbor with government transportation paid. A rope care advisory and a carrier pigeon band incident close the item.
The report lists 24 hour precipitation none and June to date 0.27 inches with normal June 4.30 inches. June 1m7 shows 3.38 inches, a deficiency of 1.43 inches. Yesterday high was 95, low last night 63, with today’s sunset at 8.37 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 5.43 am. Moon rises 3.34 pm, sets 2.44 am.
Frederick County War Price and Rationing Board chairman Holmes D. Baker warns that driving must be cut to essentials during the Eastern States ban. He says pools, advance shopping, and alternative transport protect food production, dairy operations, and the harvest. He stresses drivers should rule out all nonessential trips and keep cars idle to aid the food supply and armed forces.
A magistrate heard final arguments in the Joy case as witnesses testified on drunkenness and resisting arrest after an May incident. Dr. Bourne noted symptoms not proving Joy drunk. Joy denied wrongdoing and accused police of mistreatment during the scuffle. One officer testified of abusive language and Joy's alleged resistance. Carmen Marrone supported Joy’s stance. The verdict was expected Monday.
Among the sick the condition of Mr. W C Jones on South Market Street is satisfactory at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Mildred Culler on West Patrick Street is improving after an operation. Man Mateus ae tale, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas OH Zimmermen, underwent a tonsil and adenoids operation. Mrs Carl W Lightner of Frederick Route 4 is improving after an operation June 1. Mrs George F Baker now at home was moved to the hospital for special treatment. Transfer was by C E Cline and Son Ambulance. Mr Charles W Coleman of Urbana is recovering after an operation. Jimmy Green, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Green, had tonsils and adenoids removed and has returned home. In Washington D C, E Clyde Thomas is appointed Manager of the Social Security Board field office at Hagerstown, succeeding Hayes J Fish. He will oversee old age and survivors insurance for Carroll, Frederick and Washington counties.
Paul George Grabill of Baltimore is ordered to appear before Magistrate Alton Y. Bennett in Po lice court Tuesday at 11:30 AM on reckless driving charges. State Policeman William H. Houck filed the charge following a collision on Route 75 between Libertytown and Johnsville involving Grabill’s 1939 Chevrolet sedan and a 1936 Ford truck owned by Harvey P. Conner of Union Bridge and operated by Edgar Flohr of Libertytown. The Grabill car suffered heavy left front damage while the truck’s rear was damaged.
Local mentions announce a Pageant of Shawls and Fans Monday June 14 at 7 30 p m at the Lutheran Chapel East Church Street admission including refreshments 33 Frederick Chapler D A R A Lost Passion feature urged readers to explore this page. Public sale scheduled for Saturday June 19 at 1 p m lists numerous household items with cash terms and bidders Mrs Alta Weaning 637 Park Place Glenn Trout Auctioneer John Shaw Clerk A get together social July 2 1943 by Citizens Truck Company dues due June 15 1943 Grabill Fogle reunion cancelled for wartime duration Warner Beauty Studio promotes permanents and economical services Frederick Sun lineups and local business notices conclude with Dr Watkins optometrist ad and a farming poultry buyer notice
A recreation and study services notice for Braddock Weight Bowling and Aller tutoring. Open Monday Wednesday Friday evenings from 7 to 10 and Sunday afternoons from 1 to 4. Edward Poole teaches physics and mathematics at a local college and high school, with contact at 566-W before 1 am.
Notices cover poultry and meat supply from STAUR'S MARKET, sale of livestock including 100 head of heifers, farm equipment, and a Ford School Bus. Also details on licenses for dogs, wartime salon closures, and a chiropractic office advertisement. Includes event listings for CLUB 54 dances and orchestra, plus a clerk of court schedule and tax reminder.
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