Deaths in Frederick area prompt notices of Flair Eichholtz Lowry Chaney Snyder Barber
A series of death notices from Frederick and surrounding towns reports the passing of Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Flair wife of William C. Flair aged 50 at 457 A West South Street after a week illness. Bettie Strite Eicholtz widow of Anderson N. Eicholtz aged 77 at Thurmont after two years with heart disease. Lillie Mae Lowry of Brunswick aged 71 from heart condition. William Henry Chaney retired railroad conductor of Brunswick. Godfrey C. Snyder 73 of Cedar Grove. Roy W. Barber funeral director notices issued for services and interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Flair
Marie Elizabeth Flair
West South Street
Avid
Elizabeth Hahen Brachey
Albert Stone
Yellow Springs
Charles Flair
Betty Louise Flair
Frederick
Reymond R Flair
Panama Canal Zone
Nancy Lee Flair
William Bruchey
Albert Bruchey
Robert Brochey
Harry Burkett
George Bruchey
Reno
William Baker
Jefferson
Lawrence Brucher
Hagerstown
East Church Street
R. Etchison and Son
Godfrey C. Snycer
Godfrey C. Snyder
Cedar Grove
Montgomery County General Hospital
Alis
Maryder
Daugh Clark Windsor
Gaithersburg
Ernest Hermon
Syxesville
Howard Bro Woodstock
Arthur Ladi Windsor
Harold
Sharon Windsor
Large Hog Butchering Held At Gamstoun Home
A large butchering event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Lent Gamstoun on Thanks. Seven hogs were slaughtered. Numerous neighbors assisted including Mr. and Mrs. John Lenhart and others from Frederick Junction, Poolesville, Adamstown, and surrounding areas. Rebuses and riddles of French origin noted among entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Annabelle Wiles
Poolesville
Sandra Poole
Carole Poole
Frederick
Donald Lenhart
Clyde Lenhart
Adamstown
Martin
Jor Walter
William Poole
Frederick Junction
Roy Jigers
Lewis Harmon
Benjamin Crider
Cofton Crider
Samuel Poole
George Lenhart
Rites Held At Thurmont For Pfe. D. A. Duncan
Funeral for Pfe. Donald A. Duncan of Thurmont held at Church of Brethren with Rev. Roy A Kurtz and Rev. Chester Royer leading the service. Choir sang In The Garden and Ivory Palaces. Pallbearers named as Sterling Bollinger Levin Spurry Richard Stitely Jack Stitely John Stitely Charles Stitely Jr. Burial in U B cemetery at Thurmont. Taps by Eddie Hobbs O. L. Creager and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Donald A. Duncan
Thurmont
Church of Brethren
U. B
Taps
Edgie Hobbs O. L. Creager and Son
Body Of Brunswick Soldier Due Today
The body of Sgt. Wesley D. Dolan is due in Brunswick at 2 45 this afternoon and will be taken to the General Home for services Tuesday at two oclock Rev Ralph Miller to officiate Interment will be in the St Olives Cemetery Brunswick with funeral directors C H Feete and Brother Dolan is survived by his parents Dewey and Belvin Dolan two brothers Lester and Elmer and a sister Evelyn Ephraim plus one stationed in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley D. Dolan
Wick
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Dewey Michael
Stables Belvin Dolan
Lester Dolan
Frind Igie Dolan
U. S. Navy
England
Evelyn Ephraim
Funeral Services and Burial Details for Local Residents
Funeral services for Emory O. Bowers were held Sunday with Rev. A W Garvin in charge and burial at Mt Zion Haughs cemetery. Pallbearers included Lee Bummer Raymond Smith and others. C Fuss and Son directed. The funeral of Mrs Theresa Schneider Forney widow of Wm Edward Forney of Tanneytown was held Friday at Locust Grave Church of the Brethren with Rev. Frank William officiating. Interment followed at the cemetery adjoining the church. Pallbearers named Emerson Bur er and others. Ethel Marie Young widow of Kenneth Young of 329 North Bentz Street died early Wednesday morning. funeral was at 11 am Saturday with Rev. Lemuel Johnsier officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet. R Etchison and Son directed. Funeral services for Charles William Staub of Evert Michigan were conducted Saturday at 2 pm at the Woodsboro funeral home with Rev. C Sullivan. Pallbearers were Masonic Lodge members and Acacia Lodge 155 A F and A M performed ritual at the grave. Powell and Hartzle directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory O. Bowers
A. W. Garvin
Lee Bummer
Raymond Smith
Sylvester Whitmore
Daniel Fogle
Raymond Stover
Atlee Shildt
Mt Zion Haugh’s
C. . Fuss and Son
Theresa Schneider Forney
J Edward Forney
Meet
Tanneytown
Bel Air
Locust Grave
Church of the Brethren
Frank William
David Klein
Willam Baker
Emerson Burer, Sr
William Purdum
Norrman Klein
Harry Klein
Russell Klein
le Klein
Ethel Marie, Young
Kenneth Young
North Bentz Street
East Charch Street
Lemuel
Johnsieer
AH Saints Church
Charles A. Bierley
Russell F. Dennis
Welter J. Powell
William EK. Bopst
Harold C. Fogle
Melvin J. Reifsnider
Mount Olivet
R Etchison and Son
Charles William Staub
Evert
Mich
Woodsboro
Rev. C. Sullivan
Masonic Lodge
Thurmont
Charles Ruby
Marion B. Pryer
Newton O. Sharrer
George L. Bizier
Roland C. Clifton
Fred Gray
Charles F. Ridenour
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. IM
Mount Hope
Powell and Hartzle
Family Heirlooms and Local Medical News Mix of Frederick
Reading the fragment describes hospital patients at Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg and Frederick Memorial Hospital with notes on recoveries and operations. It also reports a misfortune of sick residents, and a historical society bequest of piecrust salver trays bearing the Key coat of arms from Dr Sethoron Her and Sewell Ker, plus a $1,000 contribution to the society’s endowment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Foreman
East Third Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Wva
James Cox
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aly
Milton Crum
Austin W. Main
Thomas C. Hilderbrand
Baltimore
Jacob Hilder
J Brand
Clifton
Frederics Memorial Hospital
England
Philip Revs
To Seitie St Ma
Washington
Frederick
Sewall Key
Societys Endowment Fund
Bible Thoughts on the Resurrection Message by Bishop Fallows
A spiritual meditation highlights I Corinthians with emphasis on faith in a risen Redeemer. The age responds to the gospel claim of Christ’s resurrection, urging believers to trust in salvation through Jesus.
Local Personal News From Poolesville and Nearby Areas
Poolesville residents Brand and B. W. Randles return home after a long Oklahoma and Colorado trip. Mr. and Mrs. William Norris relocate to Beatisville. Gaithersburg figures Lawrence Derby Amnut Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chiswell motor through Florida. Warfields, spending summer with Harold Hargett near Hyatts town, plan to winter with Mrs. Calithorne Ferguson in Washing week. Erma Jean Grimes celebrated 17th birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Gordon. Numerous locals and visitors noted through the week including Miss Elia Grimes, Mrs. Warren T. Warfield, and others from Lewistown and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calithorne Ferguson
Erma Jean Grimes
St East Patrick Street
Air
Donald A. Gordon
Elia Grimes
Warren T. Warfield
Eugene
Lewistown
Gordon and Sons
Donald FL
Charles Thomas
B. B. Meers
Norfolk
Myers
Airs
Robert L. Shirley
East Third Street
Carl Vann Emon
E. Otto
L. Otto
Union Bridge
Franklin BD. Roosevelt
Thais Orvison
Dasehter
Irs
Lester E. Orvison
Brooke Mae Far Frederick
Remsberg
Bir
Earl Remsberg
Buel Ystowrn
Greendrier College
Lewisburg
W. Ve
Tharkssiviz
Luscious Profits Rung Up On Santa Anita Track
New York reports Look Magazine details Santa Anita Race Track profits and philanthropy. It credits charitable disbursements nationwide while noting owners' large investments and high dividends since 1945. The piece highlights the track’s influence on California politics and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Anita
New York
Los Angeles
California
Look
Ruiz
Santz Mika
Glore
Amubhin Milionaire
Ns On
Strength For Today by Earl El Douglass
A magazine poll shows widespread spiritual complacency in American society with most bosses claiming belief in God yet lacking guilt over moral evil. Factors cited include limited religious home education over 30 years, lenient sermons about judgment, and the rechristening of evils as modern customs. War years are noted as damaging moral life. A renewed spirituality requires genuine guilt and self-examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl EL. Douglass
Bible Pageant Planned at Elmer Wolfe High School
November 28 notice announces a biblical drama to be staged in the school auditorium with Union Byidee involvement and a Parent Teachers group review of Bibles. December 16 performance dates and a YTA leader directing the production are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biblical Drama Union Byidee
Thei Ligst Eterna
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Sriéze
I Y.T. A
Renr
Local Listings Include Homes For Sale And Misc Notices
A collection of small ads and notices from Frederick area. Listings include a two apartment brick dwelling for 8500 by Luther Rice with contact 1464 29 E 3rd St, various pianos for sale and tuning by Ozzie Fagan, livestock sale details at East South Street, Christmas orders for market goods, a notice by Patricia Hildebrand disavowing debts, a club event at Zion Walton League House with Ozzie Fagan Orchestra, a card party at St John Hall, gift items from Kemp's, salvage ads by Frederick Junk Co, home insulation by Capitol Rock Wool, junk buyers Solar's Reliable, and used car listings from Estes Motors with many 1930s-1940s models.
Local ads and services scattered in Frederick area
A collage of classified items and business notices includes firewood and insulation from GEO. S. Rodock & Son, cleaning and mothproofing from Johnson's Cleaners, insulation and storm windows from Eagle-Picher, chimney sweeping from Quynn's Hardware, a 1847 Ford station wagon for sale, various textiles, eyeglass services, Oliver farm machinery, and a wide range of household goods and hardware offerings.
Seven Seas Meaning and Early Accident Rates
The phrase seven seas describes all world waters. A discussion notes the safest industry is communications and the ethical equipment field had the second lowest accident frequency among 40 major industries. Also mentions the Wright brothers and a memorial notice for Benjamin R. Dixon with a family tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat
Late dinner guest delays seating after brief Gettysburg talk
A troubled social note describes a guest calling to be late and asking others to begin without him. The party plans to save two plates while four guests wait, while Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address is referenced as a historic but brief speech that left listeners disappointed after only two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
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Bettie S. Eicholtz
Bettie Strite Eichaltz
Anderson N. Eicholtz
John W
Mary Miller
Thurmont St. John’s Lutheran Church
Grace Liday
Ada M. Hoffmen
L F. Butler
Birs_lian
William Strine
Mt. Hope Cemetery
G. C. Barton
David
Lowry Birs
Lillie Mae Lowry
Welsh Street
William and
Catherine Lapole Everhart
Virginia
Sherman Lowry
R. c. Bingham
Wevertours
Norman Marsden
Frede
Edgar Wirts
St. Mark's
Petersville
Vernon Lowry
Isburgh
Arthur Cass
William H. Chaner
William Henry Chaney
Ballimore and Ohio Railroad
Breenswick
Ninth Revenue
Richard E. and
Evelyn
R Smith Chaney
Plane No. 4
Eva A. Chaney
Relph E. Craner
Mable N. Cornelius
Frances Chaney
Aomi Chan
Leoda Fink
Jeanettie Cooper
Annie Beletski
Balttimore
Rose Gue
George E. Chaney
Bartazows
James
C. Chaney
William L. Corne
Iméa Lee Cooper
Brunsy
New York Hill
Searcate
Marvin’ Chapel Cemetery
Plane No
Essie S. Dailey
France
Yapapro Hreblyb
D. A. Duncan
Christ
Germany
Episcopal Church
Ford For World Relief
American Bible Society
The
Bible Society
Luther Rice
Steinway
Chickering, Lohmer and Gulbransen
Ozzie Fagan
W. Patrick St
East South Street
Etzler
Roy H. Ramsburg
Ford
Women’s Farm Bureau
City Opera House
Patricia Hildebrand
East Sixth Street
Pance
Izaak Walton
Garé
Mary H. Smith
ST. John's Hall
Jug Bridge Inn
Specia
Kemp’s
Hendrickson
Frederick Junk Company
Chapel
Frederick, Md
Frank Gastley & Sons
Spring Valley
Motter Ave
13Th St
Charles H. Baker
Capitol Rock
Universal Insulation Company
Frederic
Maryland
Carmack Grocery
Barket Street
Solar
Reliable Hiwe Company
Mid
R& H
Estes Motors
East Pat St
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Hill Crest Orchards
James E. Hildebrand Frederick
H. C. Castle
Cotton Kait Union
Johnson's Cleaners
Eagle-Picher
Eagle- Picher
Hi. J. Kester
Third St. Frederick
Frederick Homes Insulating Company
Quynn
Run of Mine
Nut and Stoker
South
Jefferson ST
Nashua
Cretonne Daveno
Kemp
Kent
Braddock Heights
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
North Court Street
Pocahontas Stove Coal Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Mars Opticians
Oliver Farm Machinery
Dodge
International
Burdette & Duvall
Damascus
Nestle
ECKER
N. Market St
Pocahontas Nut Coal Geo
Rodock & Son
Roger Laysian
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board
Board of Aldermen
Hell
Ndarz Gail Company
Jones
South Market Street
Illiam Mossbuk Germantown
Carmace Grocery Sr
Alarker Street
Boyer Transportation CO
Hood Coltege
Zid
Dierson
BR. Brown
Bierley
East St
Chris
Frederick Cloak& Suit Store
Ecker's
N. Market Street
Farge Insurance Company
Frederick News-Post
Hamilton's
E. Patrick Street
Dibson
Gilbert's
Sives
Myrie
Tancytown
Post
Prederick
Braddock
Jin Pus
E. TiGuia Street
F. R Biser
Apis
Ih Y Samia
Olga Stoker Coal Geo
S. Rodock & Son
N R Garment Co
Walkersville Md
Wayne School of Practical Nursing
Care Frederick News-Post
Eessee
Long Electrical
Middletown
Poplar S Rls
Thayer
Dillinger Hasemer
Lee Brubater
Byatasvile
Loys Station
Mt Burdette
Wash
D.C
Frederick TM
Marx Electric
Frederick Sprat
W. L. Long Electrical Appliances
William Harsh
Aryland- Azaste
North Market St
Wick Yinger
West Patrick
Farmall
Tracior
Merril F. Haines
Med
Farm Equipment Center
Biffle’s
U. S
Woolrich
South Jefferson St
Wy Weemer
West Sth
Feagavilie
Gorseoss
Myrie Kan
BUC
Town
Siai’s
South St
BoHiye
Wright Brothers
United States
Ithsovian Institution, D. Co
Lane
Orville
Memoriam
Benj. ‘R. Dixon
Margaret
Dorothy
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