Rites Friday For I A Fox Leader in Foxville Dies
I A Fox aged 74 years 6 months 17 days died suddenly at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown from acute hardening of the arteries. The body lies in state at Mount Moriah Lutheran church Foxville Friday 1 to 2 pm with funeral to follow conducted by Rev Donald Stone aster and interment in the adjoining cemetery. Surviving are widow Latha Wolf Fox sisters A R Brandenburg Foxville Grace Poffinberger and numerous nieces and nephews. The body rests at M L Creager and Son Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aienza Fox
Foxville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Mount Moriah Lutheran Church
Donald Stoneaster
Thomas C
Ruth Buhrman Fox
Fox
Democratic Committee
Hauvers
Latha Wolf Fox
A. R. Brandenburg
Grace Poffinberger
Highfield
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Deaths in the region reveal multiple notices
Arthur Burkett 63 of Brownsville died at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown after a four month illness. Survived by sister Mrs. George W. Holmes and brothers Baxter Indiana Hayes Burkett Washington DC. Services Friday 10 am Rev Roy K Miller. interment Burkittsville. Carrie B Pickings widow of Charles Pickings died at 12 E Third St aged 61. Survived by two foster daughters Mrs Oscar Putman Lewistown and Mrs Alvin Reiser Baltimore. Body at 106 E Church St funeral arrangements later. M R Etchison and Son directing. Mary Luella Gross wife of Paesra PM Genes died at 1 Tenth Ave Brunswick age 44 9 11. Daughter of George C and Hattie Miller. Survived by husband parents one daughter seven sisters four brothers. Funeral Friday leaving home 3:45 pm service at Evangelical and Reformed Brunswick four pm. Burial at Park Heights Cemetery. William Emmitt Glass died at Emmitsburg RFD 2 of cerebral hemorrhage age 62. Survived by wife Serettia Ozborne Glass seven children, three brothers L G Glass C M Glass John Glass. Funeral Friday 2 pm from home, burial Keysville Cemetery. Lillian Mae Brennick wife of Henry E Brennick died in New York Monday, word received in Westminster. Daughter of Charles E and Elizabeth Kay Boyle Fink. Burial in Boston. Surviving sister and four brothers: Mrs Ludium Michaux Baltimore, Charles E Fink Jr Baltimore, J Brooke Fink Yakima WA, J Bernard Fink Frederick, Lawrence B Fink Westminster. Burial in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burkett
Brownsville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Seren Erederick Thinity
George
Serena Burkett
George W. Holmes
Knoxville
Baxter
Indiana
Hayes Burkett
Washington
Carrie B. Pickings
Carrie Brogonia Pickings
Charles Pickings
Henry N. Warrenfeltz
E. Third St
Alfred Brogonia
Presbyterian Church
Oscar Putman
Lewistown
Alvin Reiser
Baltimore
E. Church St
M. R. Etchison and Son
Bernard C. Gross
Mary Luella Gross
Paensra
Genes
Tenth Ave
Brunswick
George C
Hattie Hemp Miller
Trego
John 5. Valentine
R. L. Smith
Preston W. Burger
Walter Shaffer
Rohrersville
Harry R. Duble
A. Delbert Anderson
Williamsport
Bernie A. Miller
George A. Miller
Boons
Boro
Melvin M. Miller
William Emmitt Glass
Serettia Ozborne Glass
Amelicus
Elizabeth Rasnic Glass
Emmitsburg
Orie Gilly
Bainbridge
Ind
Effie Wilson
Welch
W. Va
Roy Glass
E. R. Glass
Wilson M. Glass
Kermit Glass
Gilmore Glass
L. G. Glass
Medford
C. M. Glass
Taneytown
John Glass
Warm Springs
Ark
Keysville
A. D. Kessier
Sr. L. Allison
Henry E. Brennick
Lillian Mae Brennick
New York
Westminster
Brennick
Charles E
Elizabeth Kay
Boyle Fink
Boston
Ludium Michaux
Charles E. Fink, Jr
J. Brooke Fink
Yakmin
Wash
J. Bernard Fink
Frederick
Lawrence B. Fink
Engagements announced for Helen Copp and Dorothy Shipley
Engagement notices from Frederick report Miss Helen Louise Copp to Pfc. Fred Leo Smith now in Hawaii and Dorothy Shipley to Yeoman Second Class Robert W. Gardner. Copp is the foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs Millard F. Stultz of Route 1 Frederick while Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross B. Smith of Frederick Route 1. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagument
Helen Louise Copp
Fred Leo Smith
U. S. Army
Hawaii
Miss Copp
Millard F. Stultz
Frederick
Pfc
Smith
Ross B. Smith
C. Marian Shipley
Dorothy
Robert W. Gardner
S. F. Gardner
Personal notices from Frederick area in wartime 1944
Mrs. Norman Wachter returns from Fort McClean Alabama after two weeks with her husband. Clarence L Howard and wife celebrate 20th wedding anniversary at 16 East Third Street. Albert M Smith of Frederick heads to Cumberland for the Maryland and Border States Moose Association conclave where he presides Friday to Sunday. Clyde R Sayler, on 11 day furlough, left for Fort Lewis. Allen F Sherald Jr moves to Duke University for officers' candidate school. Charles Austin Sherald, 107th Engineers, at Fort Benning after Louisiana maneuvers. Walter Sherald with a supply unit in North Africa. Gillespie, Libe rtyown, commissioned second lieutenant in Army Air Corps. married April 9 to Ann Townes and stationed at Love Field, Dallas. Mrs Jacques Davidson and Yvonne return from Washington after tonsil operation. William J Hiltner, Navy enlistee from Dixie Camp, to Bainbridge Maryland for training. Pauline Elizabeth Fraley arrives at Camp Rucker Alabama with WAAC Detachment as auto driver. Leonard Kauffman and family congratulate birth of Judy Louise, 64 and a half pounds, at home of Sam Keeney. Mrs N John Wilson returns from Stuart Florida. Earl Thomas Wolfe Dickerson returns from Hanover Pennsylvania after visiting grandmother Stella Bear Wolfe. Pvt Lavier L Shankle returns to Camp Shelby Mississippi after 10 days with wife and Buckystown relatives. Francis Edwards and wife celebrate birth of a son at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wachter
Fort McClean
Ala
Clarence L. Howard
East Third Street
Albert M. Smith
Frederick
Cumberland
Maryland and Border Slatés Moose Association
Smith
Clyde R. Sayler
Oscar Sayler
Rocky Ridge
Pfc
Sayler
Army
Fort Lewis
Wash
Allen F. Sherald, Jr
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Department of Finance
Charles Austin Sherald
107Th Engineers
Fort Benning
Louisiana
Walter Sherald
North Africa
Allen F. Sherald
Keith L. Gillespie
George B. Gillespie
Hagerstown
J. D. Hahn
Libertytown
Army Air Corps
Gillespie
Ann Townes
Cleburne
Tex
Dallas
Love Field
Jacques Davidson
Yvonne
Washington, D. C
William J Hiltner
Bainbridge
Frederick High School
Pauline Elizabeth Fraley
Leonard Kauffman
Unionville
Judy Louise
Sam Keeney
N. John Wilson
W. Traylor
Stuart
Fla
Earl Thomas Wolfe
Dickerson
Hanover
Stella Bear Wolfe
Lavier L. Shankle
Camp
Shelby
Miss
Steiner. Shankle
Buckystown
Riz
Francis Edwards
West South Street
Frederick City Hospital
Funeral rites for Mrs Anna M Kidwiler held in Brunswick
Funeral services were held for Anna M Kidwiler 72 at the Brunswick funeral home with Rev Karl Mumford presiding. Interment followed at Park Heights cemetery. Funeral directors were C H Feete and Bro. Also noted was the funeral mass for James Clark at St Johns Catholic Church with Rev William F Sauer officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Kidwiler
East D. Street
Brunswick
Karl Mumford
Park Heights
C. H. Feete
Bro
James Clark
St. John’s Catholic Church
William F. Sauer
Bernard Kennedy
Carl Nagle
John Dennis
Merrii O'Hara
Norman Clark
Pat Clark
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Sick Misa Nancy Pearre Represents Local Family
Nancy Pearre daughter of Dr and Mrs A A Pearre 304 Upper College Terrace is recovering at Frederick City Hospital after an operation Wednesday morning for an acute appendicitis. Mr Joan R Stotthammer of North Market Street remains unchanged at the hospital after a recent operation. Mrs John Bell of West South Street remains unchanged as a patient. Edith Wickham of West Third Street has been confined to bed at home. David Cooper president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and manager of a local variety store is at home with an infected hand. An irritated skin eruption turned to blood poisoning and the entire tree is infected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Nancy Pearre
A. Austin Pearre
Upper College Terrace
Frederick City Hospital
Joan R. Stotthammer
North Market Street
John Bell
West South Street
Edith Wickham
West Third Street
David §. Cooper
Junior Chamber of Commerce
East Second Street
Treas
No Statement Yet On New Far East Command
London reports that Prime Minister Churchill refused to say in the House of Commons whether a new Far East command would be British. He indicated a forthcoming announcement, while detailing Wavell's appointment as Indian Viceroy. L. C. & Amery stressed no policy change toward Indian self-government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
House of Commons
Far East
Archibald P. Wavell
India
Downing Street
East Asia
Japan
L. C. & Amery
Burma
Commons
Wavell
Submarine Sunk Near Columbia River by U S Patrol Plane
In 1941 a U S patrol bomber sank an enemy submarine about 40 miles off the mouth of the Columbia river just 17 days after Pearl Harbor. Major Everett Holstrom of Eugene Oregon, a Doolittle raid veteran, said the submarine surfaced ahead of a rain squall and was sunk on the second attack near dawn on December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Columbia River
Pearl Harbor
Everett Holstrom
Eugene
Ore
Holstrom
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
McChord Field
Not Worth It Artichoke Hearts Price Cut by OPA
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will drop price controls on artichoke hearts in wine vinegar effective June 30, saying pricing those items would require disproportionate time and effort. Other short notices include injuries from a steam hose nozzle, London visit by Roy W. Howard, a farm agent appointment in Hagerstown Maryland, Giraud replacing Michelier in North and West Africa command, and Gov. O’Conor re elected to the Governors conference executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
O Conor
Columbus
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Governors Conference
Park Patrols Installed at Baker Park
Senior and junior playground patrols organized by Mrs. Mary Lowe Smith were installed at Baker Park. The program featured Elmer Eshleman and Norman Dietz speaking. patrol duties include safety rules on the merry go round swings and pool. pool closed for cleaning. attendance figures given for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lowe Smith
Baker,Park
Robert L. Smith
Elmer Eshleman
Police Commission
Norman Dietz
Jack Brown
John Barigis
Frank Adams
Kenneth Bartgis
Eugene Starner
Patrick Moore
Lee Lockard
Lamar Hewitt
William Gouker
William Talbert
Charles Ford
Norman Fogte
Robert Hahn
Jack Marsden
Charles Beard
Melvin Sanders
Gene Ford
Howard Fink
Melvin Hamberger
Pyts
Charles Deater
Charles Wolf
Robert Wolf
Richard Gouker
Val Wolf
Donald Rockwell
Frances Abrecht
Paul Biggs
Welly Nikirk
Reba Sutely
Elwood Murray
Local Organist Wanted at Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist church seeks an organist. Apply via Dr. B. W. Meeks at 653. Public notices list bingo events at Braddock Heights and Yellow Springs Hall, plus a public sale at 242 N. Market Street with furniture and appliances from GE. Auction by Thomas J. Crum with Emmett R. Bowlus as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
B. W. Meeks
In Memoriam Tinney Brother John M Tinny
In loving memory of my brother John M Tinney who passed away one year ago today. The poem notes longing for his return and recalls his cheery smile and familiar footsteps as evening shadows fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Tinney
Local bargain items and upcoming events in Frederick area
Frederick area notices include half price sale at Thrift Shop 147 W Patrick St on Friday June 25 from 10 am to 5 pm. Uncle Cal's Barn Dance at Regis Arena Saturday June 26 with broadcast at 20 over WFMD, talent welcome, admission 30 cents. Real estate ad touts a modern 4 1 bedroom dwelling near Frederick for 4800 dollars. July August hours at Wright & Company store 8:30 pm close, except Saturdays, 1 pm Wednesdays. Sears Roebuck and Co. advertises repair parts, salvage for victory yard offers top prices for tires scrap metal and more at 310 Chapel Alley. Frederick Junk Co. lists I beams angle iron pipe and barn posts delivery to specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Cal
Regnie's
WFMD
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
4Th Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick
Waanington Dairy Bath
Fairview Ave
Linden Hills
Photte
East Third
Public Sales Include Household Items After Widow Passes
Notice of on premises sale at 27 East Rinth St Frederick Maryland to settle estate. Sale begins 1 pm Saturday June 36 1943 featuring Frigidaire electric range washing machine electric iron mixer portable Singer sewing machine chairs lamps and more. Also public sale of 269 1/2 acre farm near Legore Bridge by decree of Frederick County Circuit Court on June 25 1942 at 5 pm at the Frederick Court House. Trustee H KiRefer Delauter conducts sale with terms per decree including one fourth day of sale at the court and six months for balance plus costs and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Market Street
General Electric
Thomas J. Crum
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Anna N. McCabe
Frederick Coutty
Judd
Orphans Court
Charles
Predersck
William M. Storm
East Rinth St Frederick Md
Singer
John T. Kreimer
John W. Null
Alvie M. Etzier
Legore Bridge
Circuit Court
Grover
Barrick
Si W. Barrick
Frederick City
Frederick
Charing
Barrick Farm
LeGure Bridge Ridge
Jonni Mehting
Harry Stambaugh
Charles Ba Kh
Mary EF
Wiffesdall
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I. A. Fox
German Overseas Radio
Reuters Today
Casteirosso
Dodecanese
Groun
New Far East Command
U. S
U. Hanne
Schnauffer Hospital
Lewis A. Schnebly, Jr
Farm Security Administration
Board of County Commissioners
Washington County
Algiers
Henri Giraud
Admiral Michelier
Reuters
Michelier
Colliner
Dakar
Woman's Society For Christian Service of the
Harry Kanade
Lawrence Walter
Braddock Heights Coblentz
Braddock Hats
Fire Co
Bergers
N. Market St
Yellow Springs
Memoriam
P. Luther Rice
Wright & Company
Point of Rocks
ACME
Bentz Street
Delphey's Sport Store
Margaret Baer
John P. Wisner
DeGrange Street
Berger’s
Montevue
George V. Arnold
M. F. Shuff, Jr
John
Anno Williamson
Sears
Roebuck Williamson
Swope and Pomeroy
Franklin St
David Bradley
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Frederick, Mé
ODD Fellows Temple
W. Seventh Street
Jesuses
Mae Cuar
McIntyre
Patrick St
Pieme
NOARE
Cramer & Son
CITY
Worthwest
Noah E Cramer & Son Realtors
Fredactes
Camp Dietrick
Frederick Ished
A. Goan
Delphes Ts Sport
Gert
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market
William Runkles
United States
Fejeral Deposit Lasurtom
G. H. Mercer
Ron
Grayson Nl
Mercer & Son
Mt Acre Ma
Howard A. Gross
Tadern House
Howard
Court Street
Middletown
Peopies Finance Co
A Home Small Loan Co
N. Court St
Grayson
Wachter
South St
Fourth St
Reams
Bath
East Patrick St
E. B. Shipley Co
Tal Weat Patrick St
Gond
Stauffer's Ants
Walkersville
Apple StatiMer
Electric Mixmaster
Boyer
E. 3Rd St
FOOT
McCormick Deering Binder
McCormick Deering Combine
HW. C. Summers & Co
Jefferson, Bbi
Tucker Brothers
Aisa
Sumuman
Thresser c
Rockville
Putts & Griffin Ee
Potts & Griffin
N. Court Bi
KEY Chev, Sales, Inc
ING
Olds & Passenger Co
Ford
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick Frederick
ST Ang
T. Ridgeway
W. Firth
Jefferson
Johns Mamma
Marion J. Staley
Helen Rebecca Harwood
Route
Lola M. Nelson
West South St
Frederick News-Post
University of Md
College Park
Baer Bros
East 6Th St
Market
Dth
Gasaut
Shape Cleaners & Dyers
Baltmore Life Insurance Company
Rosenour Ridge
Cate Frederick News-Post
Robert E. Lee
Sat
Sun
Nakon
14Th St. N. W
Beelavine-Lance
Frederick News
William Sahm
Woodley
Williamson's
Chartes Shetts
Werk
Holter
Lowell Tire Co
Marker St
Weir
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