Funeral notices for Thurmont resident and others
Funeral services for Hugh A. C Sylvester of Thurmont were held at his home with Rev. Milton B. Crist presiding. Interment in Greenmount cemetery Baltimore. Also services for George Washington Dixon Otis A Anderson William Henry Rice and a Damascus High School benefit dance for civilian defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cromwell
Dickerson
William J. Waters
Germantown
Ernest
Barnesville
Elmer
Gaithersburg
Jones
Clayton
Washington
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Elizabeth Handley
Delia
Elizabeth B. Handley
Hi. J. Handley
Here
Frederick
Handley
Potomac Edison Company
Caroline Rightmire
M. H. Arbuckle
Philadelphia
H. H. Yelton
Cockeysville
Stewart Harvey
Norma
N. J
James Mackinson
Delta R. D
Victor Quidort
New York City
James H. Handley
H. P Harkins
B. W Jones
Slateville Presbyterian Church
Slateville Cemetery
Hugh A. C Sylvester
Thurmont
Milton B. Crist
Saylor Weybright
Calvin Lohr
Ernest Hammaker
Calvin Bowers
Luther Robinson
Howard Damuth
Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore
Willhide and
Creager
George Washington Dixon
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Otis A. Anderson
East Patrick Street
F. Bailey Phelps
Trinity Methodist Church
John Kelly
John Amberger
Edward Fox
Woodrow Fox
Jerome Snyder
John Fox
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Monrovia
C. E. Cline and Son
William Henry Rice
Libertytown
John Wesley Methodist Church
Joseph E. Ray
W. S. Snowden
Joshua Smith
John Thompson
Thompson
Isaiah Pasture
U. S. of Nazarites
Raymond Thomas
Raymond Brown
Thomas Roberts
Adam Fairfax
Charles Key
Walter Ingram
Damascus High School
Joe Stephens
War Quiz on Balkans and Asia Answers On Last Page
A1 The flag with white green and red horizontal stripes belongs to Bulgaria. A2 In slang, a man who is full of feathers means he is cowardly or full of bluster. A3 Shikoku is of interest as the site of potential invasion routes and strategic operations for the United States in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Shikoku
Marriage of Miss Margaret Weakley to Lieut Eader in Boston
The wedding of Margaret Shirley Weakley of Frederick to Lieut. Blaine E. Eader U S Navy took place Saturday afternoon April 25 at Tremont Temple Boston. Rev C Gordon Brownville presided and a small reception followed at the Bradford hotel where the couple resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ter—Weakley
Margaret Shirley Weakley
Lewis B. Eader
Frederick
Blaine E. Eader
United States Navy
Tremont Temple
Boston
Mass. C
Local Health Notes From Frederick Area
Among The Sick Miss Elsie Repp has recovered and returned to work on Park Avenue. Mrs. Roger Mills injured in an Urbana area accident has been discharged from Frederick City Hospital. A J Wilbur Thurmont is slowly recovering after a major operation in Waynesboro Hospital. Krise manager of Northern Power Winchester is ill at home with improved condition after a heart attack. Chester G. Clem principal of North Market Street School underwent an appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital with satisfactory recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Repp
Park Avenue
Roger Mills
Brunswick
Urbana
Frederick City
A J. Wilbur
Thurmont
Waynesboro
Wilbur M. Krise
Northern Power Company
Winchester
Krise
Chester G. Clem
North Market Street
Frederick City Hospital
Eye Injury Sidelined 12 Year Old in Emmitsburg
Leo A Keepers aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Keepers of Emmitsburg suffered a serious right eye injury while playing with companions next to his home. Pointed sticks from homemade bows penetrated his eye. First aid by Dr W R Cadle followed by transfer to Baltimore Eye hospital for possible surgery to save his sight. Grain market figures list corn and wheat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo A Keepers
Charles Keepers
Emmitsburg
W R. Cadle
Walter Mountain
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Questionnaires Mailed Out by Frederick County Draft Board
Frederick County Draft Board No. 2 mailed out 15 9 11 to 9 40 inclusive order numbers for residents including Allen Rosensteel Emmitsburg George Droneburg near Frederick John Harris near Frederick Clifford Eyler Emmitsburg Charlie Condon Mt. Airy Adam Rice Thurmont Forest Dixon New Market Cyrus Palmer Myersville William Martin Thurmont Walter Heckert near Frederick Dewey Shelton Rocky Ridge Edgar Koontz Emmitsburg John White Harshman Myersville Russell Saylor Woodsboro David Gillelan Emmitsburg Chester Black Union Bridge Melvin Garber Union Bridge James Lizer Smithsburg Howard Ecker LeGore Robert Shriner Woodsboro George Black Thurmont Grayson Fogle near Frederick Arnold Kanade Thurmont Chester Smith Lantz Robert Mort Woodsboro Claude Proctor Adamstown Herman Eyler Union Bridge Cordie Seipler Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board Two
Frederick County
Allen Charles Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
George H. Droneburg
Frederick
John Anders Harris
Clifford Daniel Eyler
Charlie Everett Condon
Mt. Airy
Adam David Rice
Thurmont
Forest Milton Dixon
New Market
Cyrus Upton Palmer
Myersville
Charles William Martin
Walter A. Heckert
Dewey James Shelton
Rocky Ridge
Edgar James Koontz
John Dinwiddie White
Russell Daniel Harshman
Russell Lee Saylor
Woodsboro
Charles David Gillelan
Chester Thomas Black
Union Bridge
Melvin Martin Garber
James Ernest Lizer
Smithsburg
Howard Russell Ecker
le Gore
Robert Cronin Shriner
George G. Black
Grayson Barrier Fogle
Arnold F. Kanade
Chester Coleman Smith
Lantz
Robert Edward Mort
Claude Joseph Proctor
Adamstown
Herman Metz Eyler
Cordie Alvin Seipler
Special ROTC Honors Highlight Campus Ceremony
At Western Maryland College ROTC ceremonies First Lieutenant John T. Quynn of Company 3 earned special recognition as a top platoon leader and drill competitor. Company B won top battalion honors under Captain Paul R. Myers. Two Frederick Countians, John T. Quynn and Lee Kinciey, are commissioned as second lieutenants in the U S Army with training assignments to Camp Wheeler Georgia and Edgewood Arsenal Chemical Warfare Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Western Maryland College
John T. Quynn
Paul RK. Myers
Oxford
Frederick Countians
U S S. Army
John T Quynn
John W. Quynn
Lee Kinciey
New Market
Camp Wheeler
Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Division
Hood College defense committee meets in Cobleniz hall
President Henry I Stahr and Miss Mary C Ott chair Hood College National Defense Committee as George Neilson Jr discusses regional college defense issues in Cobleniz hall dining room aboard Hood College campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Problems
Henry I Stahr
Mary C. Ott
Hood College Nations Defense Committee
Cobleniz Hall
Hood College
George Neilson, Jr
Third Corps
Neilson
Girl Scouts Picnic Planned at Fair Grounds Saturday
The All Scout picnic is set for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fair Grounds with Girl Scouts meeting at troop designated spots and hiking in groups. Each girl brings a box lunch. rain will cancel. Committee chairmen include Mrs Guy W Nusz and Mrs William S Huyett Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Fair Grounds
Guy W. Nusz
William S. Huyett
Dale J. Hunt
Katharine R. Bussard
James H. Harris
Braddock
Birth and family notices from Frederick City area
Mrs. Carl S Zimmerman expects to return home with infant daughter Carol Ann born last Thursday. Mr Carl Kantz celebrates birthday. A son was born Wednesday night at Frederick City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lester Reynolds. Mr and Mrs James Carmack celebrate birth of daughter Tuesday at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs B J Reinhalter has returned home from Baltimore. Mrs E Boyer and others return from motor trip to Nashville and Ohio. Retail trade in England declined in 1942 compared with 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Zimmerman
Park Avenue
Frederick City Hospital
Carol Ann
Carl Kantz
Washington Street
Lester Reynolds
Walnut Street
Brunswick
James Carmack
East Second Street
B. J Reinhalter
Baltimore
George E. Schmidt
Braddock Heights
E. Boyer
Edna Boyer
Richard Morgan
Levine
West South Street
Nashville, Tenn
W.S. M Grand Ole Opry
Dayton
Springfield
Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
England
I Am An American Day And Local Sales Notes
A collage of local notices and ads lists clothing bargains at Schroeder's Men’s Wear, with prices on suits shirts hats and shoes. It promotes I Am An American Day on May 17 and mentions theater tickets at Tivoli and Ys. A public sale for Harvey G Virts is postponed to June 30 1942 due to unavoidable reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli Theater
Y M.C
Francis Scott Key
O CD
Court House
Local notices and ads from Frederick Md showcase services and sales
Community notices list a June start for Series No 28 at Fidelity Building and Loan Association, a funeral thanks to friends for Harvey G. Baker, and ads for Elite Diner Linden Hills, gifts for showers and weddings at Berger's Market, a rummage sale on West Patrick Street, lawn mowers, an attractive bungalow for rent, ice delivery pricing, revised home delivery times by Ebert Ice Cream Co, salvage for victory items, and Frederick Junk Company offers I beams and post materials.
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Wiliam
Hoyle
William L. Hoyle
Montgomery County
Washington, D. C
Mr. Hoyle
Maryland
Sarah Gardner
Joseph Gardner
Oldfields
William
Claude
Annie Jones
Oldfields Church
Powell and Albaugh
John Hay Whitney
James Roosevelt
Hollywood
Army-Navy Relief Funds
Brownie Troop 14
Red Cross
Mary Lowe Smith
Sara Quinn
Betty Mullican
J. F. Messersmith
Baker Park
Paul I Johnson
Messersmuth
Schroeder
Frederick Bargain Store
S. Market Street
Bartie's Palace
ST John's School Hall
Knights of Columbus
Brookside Inn
Jefferson
Army
Miller's Shoe Repairing
Nestle Permanent
Nestle Undine
ECKER
Market St
Pleasant Grove Hall
Bernie's Arena
WFMD
Emmert R Bowlus
Evergreen Point Harvey Tucker Orchestra
Audrey Nusbaum
Frederick Storage Company
Malcolm C. Stickney
Second Street
Reliable Junk CO
M. Solar
Prop Water Street
Fidelity Building and Loan Association
Fredericktown Savings Iast
Harvey G. Baker
Annie E Baker
Linden Hills
Austin A Oden
Berger
West Patrick Street
Berger’s
Market Street
Frank James
West Fifth Street
Ezra Houce, JR
Second St
Ebert Ice Cream CO
Chapel Alley
East Third
Fourt Sts
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Noah E. Cramer
Western Maryland Trust CO
Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Deposit
Frederick News- Post
Singer
Frederick News-Post
Bethlehem
HH Metz
Yard
Cramer's Music Store
Cramer
Landis Jewelry
South Market
Rees Frederick
Cote
ODD Fellows Temple
West Seventh Street
Chester L
8Th St
Materitiga Specialis
Rice's
Walkersville
Plymouth Rocks
White Rocks
Marland
Nion
Bridge
Piewes
George Beall McCleery
Mary L. Lakin McCleery
Edward D Storm
Orphans' Court
Harry Aleiguton
District of Columbia
Ruth Bliss Leighton
Robert H Driskill
William M Storm
South St
Oslociate
Berkssaire
F DY Ribber
Summers Station
Hagerstown
St. S Lidat
PRIMA
West Patrick
Joseph 5S
Stephens
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick Md
Northwest Section
Geo Glessner
Sears Farm
Market St. Frederick
McCrory
Sears. Roebuck and Co
Patrick St. Frederick
Frederick News
Sykesville
Hremen
Gond
Davis Wardman
Park Hotel
Washington DC
Bethis
Sears Roebuck & Co
Rosencar’s
Freden¢k News-Post
Farus
L Dau
Citizens National Bank
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Citizens National Bank OF
Charles H. Conley
James Fi.amber
Daniel Baker
Holmes D Baker
John H Baker
Archibald E Fisher
Elias B Ramsburg
Jr Parsons Newman R W. Harbaugh
Andera
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Keefer M. Koogle
Lee Place
Sunrise Villa
Keefer M Koogle, Realtor
Magnolia
G. H. Mercer & Son
Grayson H Mercer and Son
New High School
Court St. Frederick
P. Luther Rice
Rice & Stevins Real Estate and Insurance
East Third St
West College
Fairview Avenue
West Fourth
Carroll
Middletown Valley
Gilmore R Flantt
Finonus Svssdaadbod- Ok
Potts & Griffin
Potts & Griffin Realtors Phone 600 Insurance
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
KEY Chev. Sales Inc
E Patrick
Oldsmobile
Westinghouse
Weverton
Roger C. Randall
Hagerstown Distributing Co
Shizabeth St
Howard A. Gross
Apt
Court Street
Middletown
East Pat
E. Patrick
Patrick Court
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
N. Market
H. F. Eichelberger
North Market St
Washington Road
Lewis Shankle
B. Shipley
W. Pat
W. Patrick
E. Patrick ST
George EH. Riggs
Liamsville
Frederick Rt
Apply Well Bros
North Market St. S
A. H Crawford
J. A. Kidwiler
Tate
S Carroll St
B & O Avenue
Madison St
East Second St
Bath
Stoker
Fred Main
Phore
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