Washington Doctor J B Custis Dies At Home
Dr J B Gregg Custis prominent Washington physician dies suddenly at his home. He was former president of the American Institute of Homeopathy and head of obstetrics at Florence Crittenton Home for 21 years. Survived by wife, two children, and a brother Dr H H Custis. funeral in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gregg Custis
Washington, D. C
C. O. Keedy
West Church Street
Catherine
Emma Thompson
Custis
J. B. G. Custis
Catherine E. Ritter Custis
Frederick
Keedy
H. H. Custis
Washington
Associated Press
American Institute of Homeopathy
Homeopathic Hospital
Florence Crittenton
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
New York Homeopathic Medical College
Flower Hospital
N. C
Army Medical Corps
Funeral Rites for Emmet Garner Held in Linwood
Funeral services for Miss Emmet Garner who died last Friday at her Linwood home were conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. John H. Hoch with interment in the Church of God cemetery at Unionville. Active pallbearers included C. C. Dickerson, Herbert Ecker, Earse Pittinger, Edward Caylor, C. C. Binkley and Thomas Devilbiss. honorary pallbearers were Clarence Lockard, Seward Englar, David J. Roop and John D. Roop. C. O. Fuss and Sons directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Garner
Linwood
John H. Hoch
Church of God
Unionville
C. C. Dickerson
Herbert Ecker
Earse Pittinger
Edward Caylor
C. Cc. Binkley
Thomas Devilbiss
Clarence Lockard
Seward Englar
David J. Roop
John D. Roop
C. O. Fuss and Sons
Alverta I. Brown
John C. Brown
New Windsor
A ‘Mond M. Brown
E. C. Soper
Samuel Harley
Russell Lambert
Paul Wilhelm
Earle Anders
Philip Snyder
Charles Baughman
Joseph Englar
Winters Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Miss Frances Goger Visits Frederick and Waterford Weekends
A roundup of personal mentions includes Miss Frances Goger of Lovettsville spending days in Frederick with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith and a sister near Waterford. Lillian Boger of Lovettsville spent a week in Baltimore, while William Boger stayed with his sister in Purcellville. Audrey Jean Hemp of Square Acres Walkersville joined Sigma Iota Chi at Greenbrier College. Births, birthdays, and local visits populate the notes, including Judith Elizabeth Glass born in Washington and a second birthday for avid Lee Waltz. A damascus birthday dinner honors Mrs. Moxley with family guests. The column closes with a note on the gemsook antelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Goger
Lovettsville
Frederick
Willard Smith
Waterford
Lillian Boger
Baltimore
William Boger
Purcellville
Audrey Jean Hemp
Joseph C. Hemp
Square Acres
Walkersville
Greenbri
Harry Schroyer
Myersville
Ivan Routzahn
Jennetta
Middletown
Cyrus Schroyer
Earl
Austin
Ralph H. Wirts
Burkittsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Virts
Florence Michael
Elmer E. Michael
Doubs
Robert Eigenbrode
Braddock Heights
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Deaths of Local Residents Highlight City Obituaries
Several prominent locals died this week. John J Snyder of 237 East Second street died after a monthlong illness at age 19, survived by a daughter and a long career with International Harvester. Emma C Gilbert of Frederick passed at Crutchley Nursing Home after a year of illness. Edward A Tritapoe of Smithsburg died at 75 after complications in Hagerstown. Clara E Coblentz of Middletown, widow of George, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 86. Maude Shafer of Middletown, 66, died at home after months ill. Daniel J Myers, 57, formerly of Rocky Ridge, died in Dayton, Ohio, with services in Mount Tabor Lutheran Church pending. Sarah M Wolford, widow of Silas, died in Lovettsville after six months illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Snyder
John Joseph Snyder
East Second Street
Daniel P
Margaret Mullen Snyder
St. John's Catholic Church
International Harvester Company
John I. Sullivan
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John
Emilia C. Gilbert
Emma Cook Gilbert
Frederick
Crutchley Nursing Home
North Market Street
Miss Gilbert
George A
Elizabeth Brooks Gilbert
Frederick County
Charles K. Heck
Calvary Methodist Church
Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
Walter Sellard
Mabel P. Gilbert
Frank K. Gilbert
Washington
George Harworth
Los Angeles
Calif
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Edward A. Tritapoe
Edward Ashton ‘Tritapoe
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Loudoun County
Samuel E. and
Sarah Elizabeth Vincel Tritappe
Petersville
Charles Forest
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Katie Forest Tritapoe
Earl E. Tritapoe
Arthur R. Poffinberger
Middletown
George B. Hoover
Clara E. Coblentz
Clara Elizabeth Coblentz
George G. Coblentz
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Basil and
Mary Mentzer Runkles
Mt. Alry
The
Reformed Church
Byron G. Coblentz
Reisterstown
Larne Coblentz
Arthur T. Hightman
George Runkles
Airy
James B. Runkles
Dickerson
Willis Runkles
Warren A. Breisch
Middletown Reformed Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Maude Shafer
Charles W
Ora Remsburg Shafer
Minnie Steele
Elva
Bessie
Hattie Shafer
Frederick Memorial Park Cemetery
Daniel J. Myers
Rocky Ridge
Dayton
Ohio
Abraham and
Sarah Hoover Myers
John Myers
Glencoe
Fannie Winebrenner
Woodsboro
Mary E. Eckenrode
Etta Hamburg
Uniontown
Minnie Horne
Addie Wampler
Westminster
Laura Winebrenner
Fairfield
Florence Boone
Thurmont
Mount Tabor Lutheran Church
Reese Poffinbarger
Church Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Sarah M. Wolford
Sarah Medora Wolford
Silas Wolford
Lester Schutte
Lovettsville
Thomas
Martha Mann Kalb
American Heritage Theme of DAR Meeting in Frederick
The February Frederick Chapter DAR meeting, held at Mrs. Hammond Clary’s home, focused on American Heritage with Catherine Thompson presiding. New officers were elected for two years including Regent C Herbert Kreh and Vice Regent Thompson, with readings of Jefferson, Washington, Lincoln, and other figures guiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hammond Clary
West Patrick Street
W. H. B. Anders
Catherine Thompson
Louise Rhoades
National Society
DAR
C. Herbert Kreh
Catherine E. Thompson
W. A. R. Bell
Joseph W. Frescoin
Emma J. Thompson
William M. Storm
George L. Bennett
Louis L. Wilson
Ned Zeiler
Frescoin
Mary Shuff
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Mary Antin
Edward Everett
Lyman Abbott
America
Clary
Arthur Levy
Les Harris
Fredrick ‘ Ers
Sophie Reich
Ann Brown
Local Mentions And Community Ads From Frederick 1949
A collage of notices lists meetings such as Uniform Bank March 2 at 7 30 p m and Ladies Auxiliary to F O E supper March 3 at Eagle's Home Market Space. Catalogs of sales include dairy cattle farm equipment real estate auctions and various shop ads for clothing records furniture and tires. A bus trip to Hagerstown for Tall Cedars meets March 3 is announced along with several car dealers and service centers promoting used cars insulations blinds and automotive parts.
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Mare
Eagle's
Ballenger Creek Road
S. W. Frederick
J. C. Hall
NISI
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Siing
William G. Dixon
Bertha Hoffman
K. Kieffer DeLauter
Alton ¥. Bennett
Cone
NHK
DidGt
Frederick News-Post
Frederick News- Post
Gerald Schefke
Boo
Willard Gordon
Wanesonville
Frederick
West
Navy Cinff
Fred
Rees
Eeedd Ane
Peoples Service Drug Store
N. Market St
Frederick News-Post Box
C. Lense Bussard
Buckeystown Pike
New Citizen Publishing and Manufacturing Co
Pat
St. Frederick
Robert Terry Garment Co
Enat
Patrick St
HW. N. Gall
Familton Street
Lancaster
J. J. Newberry
Good House
Fort South St
Clarke Place
Frederick News
Post
Ietter
Ridgely Jones
Svkeaville
Sykesville
Gem Laundry
W. Patrick Street
C. V. Wolff
Sykesville, Md
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Catherine Q. Hespelhorn
Mary C. Bollinger
Orphans' Court
Montrovia
Warry
Duick
Bert Canh
Hub Furniture Co
Market St. Tel
Ernest Trent
Libertytown
Johnaville Road
Chas
F. Morciser
Plymouth
P. Farsht
Luther B
Adalt
Middletown
Dairyman
Franke
Parish
Taneytown
Second Street
Harley Davidson Motors
Harry Leatherman
Dorsey King
Albert Wiles
Ridgeville
H. P. Burdette & Son
Mt. Airy
den Lodge
Linden Hills
Chevrolet
Good Ag
Paul Ganley
Moffitt's
Ign
Kelvinator
Retown
Jacob Lutz
Hoosier
South Market St
P.O
Hargett
Blair's
South St
Ett Cremate
Alace Afualc
Fred Aiasat
Memorial notices from a Maryland area funeral page
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. B. Carroll Owings of near Westminster and Florence E. Owings of Baltimore plus Earle Wilson Mack Biggus of Ceresville and other local deaths. Landed in Lovettsville and Walkersville areas. services scheduled at New Jerusalem Lutheran Deer Park and Oldfields Methodist Church. several survivors listed with spouses, children, and grandchildren. Also Mercersburg Academy plans a spring ground breaking for a new recitation and laboratory building named for founder Dr William Mann Irvine and honoring Dr Boyd Edwards and WWI dead students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercersburg
Charles 5
Ippetts
Mercersburg Academy
Earl Camp
Chambersburg
Board of Regents
Philadelphia
Academy
William Mann Irvine
Boyd Edwards
Johns. Baer
Ridgely W. Baer
Frederick
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Howard C. Rudisill
Jank Mather
John T. Quynn
Gensemer
Coatesville
Rudisill
Strode Avenue
By-Products Steel Co
Lukens Steel Company
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hubert Rhoades
Lewis Rudisill
Allen McBride Snyder
J. Franklin Haas
Raymond Purdum
Cedar Grove
Hood
Utica
Robert St. Clair
Lewistown
Harold Strine
Vernon Bear
Glenn C. Stull
Marty Walsh
Harold Young
Erma Stull
Marian Hes
Song
Teddy Baer
Donald Lenhart
Joseph Clem
Charles Clem
Memoriam
Welty
Mrs
Rose Welty
L. Welty & Family
N. A. Lufburrow
ODD Fellows Temple
Uniform Bank
George Oden
Sec'v
Clothing Exchange
North Court Street
Ozzie Fagan
ST. John's School Hall
South Market Street
Charles H. Baker
Matter Ave
Tall Cedars
Owen Mercer
Catoctin Country Club
Sycamore
Harry C. Main
Orchard
Potomac Edison Co
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Union Mfg. Co
A. B. Collinus
Court Street
Union Bridge
John B. Joy
Glenn Trout
Emmett R. Bowlus
Kelly
Baker's Valley Road
Earl H. Stup
R. L. Kelly
Cleris
Ignatius Lease
Rosenours Dress Shop
Clarence Speak. JR
Wisner St
North Market ST
Schroeder's—Men's Wear
Patrick Street
Kemp
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Frederick, Md
Solar's
Reliable Junk Company
Arthur D. Lambert
Spencer “Dorsets
S. Eleanor Jones
J. Boone Fred
Phone
Braddock
Wright
Adamstown
George Whitze Emmett R. Bowlus
East South Street
Etzler
Roy H. Ramsburg
Rome
Spring Valley
13Th St
Nestle
Ecker’s
Capitol Rock
Universal Insulation Company
E. S. Mobley, Jr
M. L. Summers
Mt. Pleasant
Community
Estes Motors
Mercury
Estes Motors Inc
Frederick Motor CO
Ford
South Court Street
Ford Theatre
CBS
WEMD
Rockville
Albert Tabler
ST. John’s School Hall
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
East Third Street
Sam Miller
Orphans’ S Court
Augustus C. Baker
Nathan G. Baker
Wiliam M. Storm
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Rick County
Ellis C. Wachter
Kleffer DeLauter
dFeb
Orphans Court
Wettern
Ralph H
Estelle M. Fellows
Richard E. Zimmerman
Orleans
Mary
Howard
Julia A. Shuck
Mad
John C. Weddle
Florence M. Weda
Florence M. Weddle
W. V. Garrett
United States
Frederick City
Spout Spring
Virginia
Circuit Court J
Court of Equity
Manuel M. Weinberg
Rue Co
aMar
the News
Mars Opticians
Pauline Ford
Winner Street
West 4Th St
Indy
East 4Th St
Seldyte
East Patrick St
Ivar Spies
Park Ave
Mint Suit US
Carrie B. Hartzell
Earl Bowers
Edward D. Storm
Jeff
Clarence Shankle
East South St
W. A. Crosby
Eng
C. O.D
Southland
Dept
Richmond
P. L. Hargett and Co
New Hampshire
Rock Hampshire
G. K
Hayes Hatchery
Thurmon
Creagerstown
Beck
U. S
Thhery
Ottawa
I.p
Oldsmobile
N. A. Slagen
Magnolia Ave
Newspapen Data
Land
Rehoboth
Carroll Owings
Florence E. Owings
D. Carroll Owings
West Baltimore General Hospital
Carroll County
Phillip and
Elizabeth Barnes Frick
Raymond Owings
Ruth Moore
Southampton
Long Island
Deer Park Methodist Church
Smallwood
Harald Redeay
Bailey Phelps
C. M. Waltz
Earle “Mack” Biggus
Earle Wilson
Mack” Biggus
Ceresville
University Hospital
Sherman Biggus
Edward D. Shriner
Manzella Carter Biggus
Earle
Charles E. Biggus
Hallie Hoy
Blanche Harris
Vincent Biggus
Oldfields Methodist Church
G. C. Barton