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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1942
Page
5
Death notices for Mrs Lillie G Hensel of 11 East Fifth Street aged 74, Samuel D Warfield of Claggettsville, Mrs Sarah C Day near Funkstown, and Jefferson J Ritchie of Lovettsville. details include surviving relatives, burial and funeral arrangements, and local funeral homes.
Funeral services were held for Cleveland J. Beall 57 a Cedar Grove native who died in Washington after a long illness. Beall retired from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad after 37 years. Also noted is the funeral for Wilbur E. Wright 47 of Lovettsville Va who died after a diabetes illness. Wright was a Luther an church member and councilman. Interment followed at Union Cemetery Lovettsville Virginia.
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Edward B Nicodemus who died Saturday afternoon after an illness of nearly a month. Nicodemus, familiarly known as Ned, retired in 1930 from the insurance firm of Nicodemus and Wertheim es.
Mr. and Mrs. S Elmer Brown on West Third street celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary. Stan and Eldon Rhodes with Mountaindale visit Charles Rhodes in Woodlawn. Miss Alberta Brown and Dr Laura Ward attend Emergency Faculty Seminar linked to Hood College at Buck Hill Falls Pa March 6 to B. Mr and Mrs John Grove and others visit Austin Gibbons of 209 Maple avenue. Mrs B Frank Doll returns from Brooklyn after visiting son in law and daughter. Lt and Mrs Frank Beachley move from Frederick to Petersburg Virginia with Beachley stationed at Camp Lee. Braddock Heights residents return to Petersburg.
Pvt. Harold Happle Thomas formerly of Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania is in an Australian hospital believed to be a casualty of the December Japanese attack on the Philippines. He enlisted over a year ago and served at Nicholas Field Razal in the Philippine Islands. Relatives learned he was wounded when Razal was attacked. He is a first cousin of Billy and George Benend who were with the US Navy at Pearl Harbor and reported missing for weeks. The Benchoff family and Mrs M Robert Ritchie Jr and Thomas Krebs Benchoff are distant relatives. All are in their early twenties.
Franklin L. Whiten a colored man from Burkittsville has been jailed on theft charges after allegedly stealing lard ham and side meat from Samuel Ausherman across three February dates worth about 30 dollars. A second appeal to the Court of Appeals concerns a 26 thousand dollar trust fund distribution from the Gistinger will. A list of upcoming local events includes a chicken pie supper at Calvary Methodist and an Old Time Barn Dance at Old Orchard Inn featuring The Black Diamond Rangers. Real estate firm Mullen Property Sold reports the sale of 221 West South Street to H Frank Foland with immediate possession, and Cramer & Son solicit more listings.
Frederick Motor Company announces the formal opening of Evergreen Point with a dance. On Thursday March 12 at 8 o clock Ozzie Fagan and his orchestra will perform from 8 to 12 with free prizes and gifts. Also advertised are used tires for passenger cars and trucks. Address 117 West Patrick Street.
Among the sick Mrs. Thomas Haller has returned to the Franklin Scott Key Hotel after weeks at the Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore. Albert N. McCardell of East Second Street is reported as satisfactorily progressing at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs. Frank Worthington of Rom ent Avenue remains in satisfactory condition at Frederick City Hospital after an operation. Mrs. Frank Delaplane of Detour was discharged from Frederick City Hospital after several weeks as a patient. Jacob H. Gorman of South Market Street, injured in a car accident six months ago with both legs in casts, was taken to Frederick City Hospital for examination and was later returned home, condition improving. Transfer was by C. E. Cline and Son private ambulance. Mrs. George Bader near Kemp Town, confined to bed with measles, is improving. Frances Annette Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Arnold Simmons, very ill at Johns Hopkins Hospital since February 1, is slowly improving but will remain in hospital for some time. John H. Albaugh of 128 West Church Street has been a Frederick City Hospital patient for 13 months and remains about the same. Mrs. Ethel Ritenour of 17 East All Saints Street returned home from Frederick City Hospital and is doing as well as can be expected.
Report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today none. March to date 1.89 inches. Normal March precipitation 3.48 inches. Actual March 1941 2.13 inches. Deficiency in 1942 precipitation to March 1 2.03 inches. Night low last night 29. Sunrise 7:28 am tomorrow. Moon events: rises 4:30 pm sets 2:57 pm.
Bennedrine known as a pop producer shows virtually no impact on sloth activity according to recent observations. The finding suggests limited efficacy in this species and prompts reevaluation of its use in related studies.
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