Deaths in Frederick and Nearby Areas
Obituaries recall Mrs. Otis A. Anderson of 497 East Church street after nine months illness. Survived by husband, sisters in Frederick, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at 8 East Patrick Street, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Pleasant Hill cemetery near Monrovia. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Margarette Fields Batson in Washington DC, William David Myers of Union Bridge, and William Henry Rice of Libertytown with funeral details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis A. Anderson
Ida E. Anderson
East Church Street
Mrs Anderson
Monrovia
John S
Sarah Shipley Amberger
Baltimore
Frederick
Methodist Church
Anderson
Funeral Notices for Ada Buhrman Harvey Baker and Nicholas Elefantis
The Frederick area obituary page lists services for Ada Favorite Buhrman wife of Harry L Buhrman died Tuesday at Frederick City Hospital funeral Friday at 2 at her mother Mrs Cyrus Favorite home near Thurmont Rev Charles H Corbett Rev Robert Heubener pallbearers Charles Lloyd Harry Martin William Zentz Claude Favorite and Warner T Grimes interment U B cemetery Thurmont M L Creager and Son funeral directors Also funeral of Harvey George Baker died at home near Frederick Thursday evening held Sunday at 2 Rev George H Seiler officiated pallbearers Spencer Jones Chester E Young Leslie Zimmerman Howard T Smith Gilmore J Garst Raymond Putman interment Mount Olivet cemetery Eichison and Son funeral directors The funeral of Nicholas Elefantis died at his home on South Market Street Thursday night service Saturday at 3:30 from funeral home East Patrick Street then All Saints Episcopal Church at 345 led by Rev Papachristou casket bearers Theodore Vodgis Philip Lomes Angelos Carp Ferdinand Hoffner and Ernest Stephens interment Frederick Memorial Park West Frederick C E Cline and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Batson
Margarette Fields Batson
Frederick
Sibley Metroriag Hospital
Washington, D. C
Batson
Mr. Batson
Wiliam Weber
Rhode Island Avenue
N. E
Washington
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
William David Myers
Union Bridge
Abraham S. Myers
Sarah Ann Harp
Myers
Juresta Jane Rout Myers
Ross H. Ray H
Truman W
Clarence A
Libertytown
George W
Baltimore
Anna Marie Haines
Ruth E. Blackston
Linthicum Heights
Wright
Daniel O. Metz
E. J. Gernand
Beaver Dam Brethren Church
Murray Bohn
Charles Metz
Grover Devilbiss
Marshall Wachter
Norman Bohn
Harvey Grossnickle
Raymond K. Wright
William H. Rice
William Henry Rice
William and
Martha Penn Rice
John Wesley Methodist Church of
Theresa V. Rice
James McC. Rice
Towson
Ruth Hall
New York City
Noamia F. Rice
Sterling R. Rice
Russell M. Rice
Lewis Dorsey
Serena Harrizette Rice
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ada Favorite Buhrman
Harry L. Buhrman
Frederick City Hospital
Cyrus O_ Favorite
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Robert Heubener
Charles, Lloyd
Harry Martin
William Zentz
Claude Favorite
Warner T. Grimes
U. B. Cemetery
M. L. Creager and
Harvey George Baker
George H. Seiler
Spencer Jones
Chester E. Young
Leslie Zimmerman
Howard T. Smith
Gilmore J. Garst
Raymond Putman
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. RB
Nicholas Elefantis
South Market Street
Patrick Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Papachristou
Greek Orthodox Church
Theodore Vodgis
Philip Lomes
Angelos Carfos
Arthur Hoffman
Joseph Hooper
Ernest Stephens
Frederick Memorial Park
West Frederick
C. E. Cline and
Weddings Set for June 26 and Quiet May Ceremony
Miss Mary Clemson of Westminster will wed John E. Cross Jr. on June 20 at 6 p m in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension, Westminster, with a reception at the Clemson home on Court Street. A separate note records Katie Garber and Ernest Shank exchanging vows May 2 at 8 p m in the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. The couple plans to live at 30 Wisner Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clemson
Charles O. Clemson
Westminster
John E. Cross, Jr
John E Cross
Mr Cross
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Ascension
Court Street
Sick officials show gradual improvement in Frederick area
Among The Sick Superintendent of Streets John T Best taken in last week reported much improved today confined to his home County Commissioner George W Arnold of Burkittsville entered Frederick City Hospital over the weekend for observation and treatment Mr Arnold confined to his home ill two weeks Mrs Elmer E Long 728 North Market street returned from Frederick City Hospital throat operation improving slowly Maryland State Trooper W Elwood O Heara 626 Trail avenue confined to bed since Friday streptococcal infection throat improved today Mr Steiner Gosnell near Thurmont reported doing satisfactorily Sunday night Emergency Hospital under going treatment Charles H Weirtz returned home 226 East Seventh street Saturday from Emergency Hospital where he was a patient for several weeks George W Davis Cumberland fractured vertebrae in a railroad accident at Brunswick April 30 continues to improve at Emergency Hospital where he was removed soon after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
George W. Arnold
Burkittsville
Rederick City Hospital
Arnold
Elmer E. Long
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Maryland
W. Elwood O’heara
Trail Avenue
Steiner Gosnell
Thurmont
Charles H. Weirtz
East Seventh Street
George W. Davis
Cumberland
Brunswick
Mother And Daughter Dinner By Evan gelical Class
The Voluntas class of the Evan gelical Reformed Sunday school hosted a mother and daughter dinner in the church parlors on Friday evening as part of its monthly meeting. Members served, guests received a corsage and a favor, with a program including songs, readings, violin solos, and duets performed by group members and guests. The event drew mothers daughters and friends such as Mrs. Leonard Notnagle Mrs. Myrtlin Shoemaker Mrs. J W Reddick Mrs Walter J Davis Mrs Frank W Heck Mrs John W Molesworth II Mrs John Mohier Mrs Harry Kefauver Mrs Carroll Null Mrs Ruth W Kefauver Mrs Chester Shaw Mrs Mildred Forney Mrs Lester Shafer Mrs Richard H Best Mrs Emory G Nusz Mrs Charles H Burger and Maud Waters Dittmar plus several young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Frank W. Heck
Bach
Maud Waters Dittmar
Leonard Notnagle
Dvorak
Mildred Forney
Evelyn Kefauver
Leonard Nothagle
Myrtlin Shoemaker
Reba Dutrow
Evelyn
Dorothy Kefauver
Evelyn Krantz
Thelma Shafer
Olive V. Mensell
Thelma L Burger
Doris Shaw
Mary E. Reddick
I. Mary Staley
Eleanor Abbott
Pauline Yinger
Two Frederick County Boys Become Aviation Cadets
Frederick County youths William C. Stauffer of Gainesville and Richard L. Simpson of Emmitsburg have joined the Air Force Replacement Training Center at Santa Ana California as aviation cadets. They are beginning training toward wings as pilot navigator or bombardier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William C. Stauffer
Henry G. Stauffer
Gainsville
Richard L. Simpson
Walter A. Simpson
Emmitsburg
Air Force Replacement Training Center
Santa Ana
California
War Quiz prompts on insignia plus Bath’s naming and Moscow tribute
A quiz item asks what crossed hammers indicate on a Navy uniform, notes Bath England as a repeatedly bombed city and asks why Bath is named so, and queries which birthday was honored in Moscow on April 23 as famous writers and theater figures such as Charles Chaplin and James Hilton cabled about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Charles Chaplin
James Hilton
Marc Connolly
Moscow
Planked Fish Dinner With Quick Frozen Foods
Quick frozen foods ease host duties by pre prepared prep. The article outlines a planked salmon or halibut dinner with butter, seasonings, and a broccoli and carrot side. It includes prep steps, oven times, and serving ideas for four guests using Arctic frozen vegetables and peas and carrots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Snow
Ihealth
Many Local Families Share Mother's Day Visits
Numerous Frederick area residents and relatives are noted across Mother's Day visits. Mrs C O Sullivan and son Ray of Carroll Parkway joined Mrs Sullivan's parents near Westminster. Dr and Mrs John M Culler of Baltimore visited Mrs Willis Fisher and Mrs John M Culler Sr. Several service members are noted with transfers and promotions including Sgt Robert L Yinger at Fort Dix and Corp Robert K Freeze promoted at Wheeler Field. Birth announcements include a son for Mr and Mrs Summers of Hagerstown. Additional social notes cite Hood College connections, a Penn State College graduation for John M Sausser, and gatherings at Hood College and Rotary events in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Sullivan
Ray
Carroll Parkway
Robert L. Yinger
U. S. Air Forces
104Th Observation Squadron
9Th Observation Squadron
Fort Dix
N. J
Robert K. Freeze
Thurmont
United States Army
Wheeler Field
Hawaii
Austin W. Summers
Hagerstown
Samuel William
Washington County Hospital
Summers
Frederick
Edward S. Fretz
Edward Fretz
Collegeville
Andrew Smyth
Ardmore
Charles E. Wehler
West Fifth Street
Hood College
Smyth
Hood
Fretz
Jean Ann Fretz
Surprise First Aid Class Party Honors Oden Family
Members of two first aid classes taught by G. Elmer Breagle held a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Melvin Oden Sr at their Wilson Place home. A magnolia tree and a wall plaque were presented, and gifts were given to Brengle. A new volunteer defense group forms in the northwest city sector with air raid wardens ready to act. Those who attended included many couples and several single members. some graduates could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Elmer Breagle
Wilson Place
Melvin Oden
Oden
Brengle
Frank Brengie
Melvin Oden, Jr
Glenn Crum
Louie Strasnider
William Mohan
Franklin Shankle
Roy Wahl
Paul Anderson
James Ewing
Herbert Starey
John Quynn
Russell Warfield
Bernard Grove
Oran Lease
Dale Hunt
Charles Remsbere
James Dubel
Grover Michael
A. J. Johnson
William Diffenderfer
Nancy Michael
Mary Dubel
Frances Brengie
Florence Brengle
Linda Michael
Janet Lee Slifer
Local Mentions Series No 28 Starts June 6 at Fidelity Building
Various local items include Fidelity Building and Loan Association activities, Fredericktown Savings Inst bingo at Gow Fellows Temple on West Seventh Street May 7th at 8 o'clock, rental ad for an attractive bungalow, Citizens Truck Company annual meeting May 12 1942 at 7 20 pm, storage space from Frederick Storage Company, plants at Chester L Grove 103 E 8th St, a bingo party May 21 8 o'clock at Pythian Castle 2nd floor with Dr Malcolm Stickney, chiropractor services 507 W Second Street, Twelve Singer sewing machines for sale by Nicholas Yinger at 220 West Patrick St, Sons And Daughters of Liberty state visit May 11 8 pm, Frederick Community Band rehearsal June 8th 8 pm.
Local Bank Officers Named in Board Listing
Holmes D. Baker serves as President with John H. Baker as Vice-President and W. H. B. Anders as Vice-President. W. Bartgis Storm holds the cashier role with D. Ralph Zimmerman as Assistant Cashier and Lewis M. Sponseller as Aust. Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
John H. Baker
W. H. B. Anders
W. Bartgis Storm
D. Ralph Zimmerman
Lewis M. Sponseller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rrhiyi
War Quiz
John M. Sausser
Braddock Heights
Pennsylvania State College
James R. Sausser
Bill
State College Pa
Herman E. Lochner
Walkersville
Donard D. Williams
East Fifth Street
H. L. Shriver
Harrisburg
Burton Creager
Albert Dean
S. S Naval Base
Norfolk
Keefer M. Koogle
Fort Belvoir
Grace Methodist Church
Wilbur V. Mallalieu
Meeks
Penn-Iarris
Robert Kazmayer
Japan
William E. Swoope
104Th Cavalry
U. S. Army
Walter D. Fuller
Curtis , Publishing Company
National Association of Manufacturers
Rotarians
Barby . Riage
Ralph Potts
James Marks
Council Street
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Inst
Bingo Gow Fellows Temple
West Seventh Street
Ezra Houck, JR
Second St
Citizens Truck Company
Om Flester Smith
Frederick Storage Company
Flants
Chester L. Grove
E. 8Th St
Pythian Castle
Malcolm
Stickney
Singer
Nicholas Yinger
West
Patrick St
THE
Ebert Ice Cream CO
Reliable Junk CO
M. Solar
Prop
Water Street
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Sydu
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
N. Ff
Hocks
F C Engel Hatchery
Howard A. Gross
Middletown
Western Maryland Trust CO
Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Deposit
Noah E. Cramer
West College Terrace
Oy Owaive Heaving Plant
Kusama Avenue
Suahe Chamer & Son Reeplers
Rosemont
Vanaman
Welock
Magestie Carge
Lester Gabinet
Grand Pian
Atwater
Kent Radio
Porel Sywin
RO Chiek
Harvey Girts Emmert
Young White
Mar- Lu Luneh
BE. Patrick St. S Blde
CORP
A.C. 2
South Dearborn St
Chicago
HELP
Frederick Ne Post
Frederick News-Post
London School
Willson Lane
Bethesda
Buuss
Woodsboro Tailoring Co
Woodsboro
Ene
Laytonsville
Pinel Clinic
Ellicott
Simmer
Dawson
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Sthdate
Oliver
Hart-Parcr
Lehman
RH. Grinder
Park Avenue
iNorth Market St S
Finvarce
Joseph
Stephens the
Potrmic Edson Co
Freder
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Hagerstown Equipment Co Miryland
Aricles
North
F. H
Geo Glessner
Sears Farm
S Market St Frederick
Dellivery
Citizens Nationalbane
Citizens Nationalbaner OF
Charles H Conley
James RH. Gambaill, Jr
Daniel Baker, Jr
Huliness Baker
Achibald E. Fisher
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Newman R, W. Harksugh
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Magnulia Ave
Lee Place
Idte St
Sunrise Villa
Gas House Pike
Keeffr M, Koogle
Magnolia Ave
G. H. Mercer & Son
Ghayson H Mercer
N. Court St
Frederick, Ma
P. Luther Rice
Gettysburg
Frederck
Rice & Stevens Real Estate
East Third St
Wood College
West College
Fairview Avenue
West Fourth
Market
Bank Bamber
Middletown Valley
Foo
Market Street
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Griffin Healters Phone 600
KEY Chevy. Sales, Inc
KEY Chev. Sales Inc
E. Patrick Frederick
Mary Bare
W. Patrick
Weverton
Roger C. Randall
Kagerator Distributing Co
Elizabeth St
Cramer's Music Store
LD Phonograpit Records
Cramer
Plano
Landis Jewelry
Rees Frederick
Eal Ey
West Church
North Market
North Banc Et A
W. Patrick St
Morris T. DeLauter
W. Patrick S
Feagayville
Keaga
Feagaville
South Market
Rockwell Terrace
Buckeystown
West Saint
North Court Street
Gilmore R. Flautt
A. H. Crawford
4Th Street
John A Derr
Court House
South Market Steel
J. A. Kidwiler
Trail Ave
S. Carrol
East Second St
Braddock Hgts
Fred Main
Newspaper
facHie
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