Deaths of Laura Frizzell and Emma Steele
Laura V Frizzell of Westminster dies at home aged 73 due to illness. She leaves her husband Jacob H Frizzell, daughters Mrs Roy Kiler and Mrs Ella Aldridge, two brothers and one sister. Funeral Tuesday from her residence to Salem Methodist Church with Rev J Howard Ling officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Emma C Steele of Libertytown dies at Emergency Hospital aged 23. Survived by mother Mrs Margaret Poole Steele and brother James Steele. Body at Powell and Albaugh funeral home. service Tuesday at Chapel Lutheran near Libertytown with interment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Frizzell
Jacob H. Frizzell
James
Catherine Barnes
Frizzell
Westminster
Roy Kiler
Winfield
Resin Barnes
Charles Barnes
Warfeldsburo
Ella Aldridge
Warfieldsburg
Salem Methodist Church
J. Howard Ling
C. M. Waltz
Emma C. Steele
East Church Street
Margaret Poole Steele
Steele
James Steele
Libertytown
Chapel Lutheran Church
Powell and Albaugh
Local Personal Notices List Military Leave and Discharges
A long string of personal notices records medical discharges, furloughs, training, and new assignments for service members. Bernard L. Gilbert Jr receives a medical discharge for a knee injury. Melvin E. Trout furloughs in the city after six months desert training since November 3, 182. Aviation Cadet Thomas Bittle visits Emmitsburg. Robert G. Green on 13-day furlough and transfer to Indiantown Gap. Sgt Aubrey Lee Baker returns to Camp Cooke after furlough. Oliver Hilton begins Navy boat training at Bainbridge. Franklin M. Crummitt spends 17-day furlough from Camp Cooke. Roscoe E. Roderick assigned to Bainbridge. Edward S. Baker returns from furlough to Bard. other entries include various shipyard and camp postings and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard L. Gilbert, Jr
Bernard L. Gilbert
Park Place
U. S. Marine Corps
Pfs
Melvin E. Trout
G. C. Trout
Pfe
Ala
Thos. C. Bittle
Emmitsburg
Hagerstown
Charles J. Rowe
Center Square
Robert G. Green
Clara Green
Walkersville
Camp Hyder
Ariz
Indiantown Gap
Aubrey Lee Baker
Ernest L. Baker
E. 7Th St. Frederick
Ord. M. A. M. Co
Camp Cooke
Calif
Oliver Hilton
James F. Hilton
Etchison
Navy
Bainbridge
Hilton
Damascus High School
Franklin M. Crummitt
William £. Crummitt
Frederick
R.F.D. No
Cpl
Crummitt
California
Roscoe E. Roderick
Frederick October
A/S. Co
USNS
Bks
Batt
Edward S. Baker
E. Seventh Street
Bard
Camp Edwards
Mass
Frederick City Hospital Patients Improve After Operations
Among the sick Mrs. Wiarence A Bussara of College Park has recovered enough to return home after surgery at Frederick City Hospital about three weeks ago. Mrs. A R Remsberg of Carroll Parkway is progressing satisfactorily after another operation there. Miss Mildred Headings, Hood College history and political science instructor, is listed as satisfactory at the Frederick City Hospital. Pvt Harold R Trout of the Military Police Company, McClellan Field, California, after an operation, is improving satisfactorily in the post hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G C Trout, of Frederick. Miss M Angela Sappington of Libertytown was moved Sunday evening from her home to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Transferred in the ambulance of CE Cline and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiarence A. Bussara
College Park
Frederick City Hospital
A. R. Remsberg
Carroll Parkway
Fredercck City Hospital
Mildred Headings
Hood College
Pvt
Harold R. Trout
Military Police Company
McClellan Field
Calif
Post
G.C. Trout
Frederick
M. Angela Sappington
Libertytown
CE. Cline
Weather Summary for October 1943
Weather data shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am today with October totals and normals. Deficiency in 1943 precipitation recorded through October 1 1943. Temperatures include yesterday high 71 and last night low 27. moon and sun data provided with river conditions on Monocacy and Potomac rivers showing clear at Knoxville and paddies at Ceresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nong
Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Quiet Weekend In City Police Records Reveal
Police records show a quiet weekend with several arrests but no major incidents. Tobe Gilbert was charged with intoxication on a public highway, and R C Snoots was taken into custody for the same offense. Privates Stroop and Lewis were held for military authorities on AWOL charges, while Richard Haines and Ralph Jones were booked for fighting. All posted collateral and were released for hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Gilbert
Sherman Boone
R. C. Snoots
RED 3
Frederick
Sergi
Frank Dorsey
Norman Dietz
Warren W . Stroop
Raymond C. Lewis
Camp Upton
A.W.O.L
Richard Haines
S. Carroll Street
Ralph Jones
West Fifth Street
Offcer Ben Phebus
Deeds Recorded Show Several Property Transfers
Deeds recorded in the clerk's office show multiple transfers. Gilmore Flautt sold a two story brick dwelling on North Market street to L Brant Morgan for about 3200 dollars. Additional transfers include Clara A Thomas selling to Mr and Mrs Flautt for about 2500 dollars and Flautt selling Lime Kiln property to Norman M Dixon for about 3000 dollars. John R Knill sold to James V Shaft Jr a property in Catoctin Park for about 2700 dollars. Crows are able to distinguish between armed and unarmed men and will closely approach the lat 4 to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore R. Flautt
L. Brant Morgan
Tie North Market Street
Clara
A. Thomas
Flautt
Norman M. Dixon
John R. Knill
James V. Shaft, Jr
Catoctin Park
Local DeMolay Notice Sets Special Meeting at Masonic Temple
A DeMolay unit calls a special business meeting at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday October 19 at 730 p m Substitutes offered for a Simplex Motion Picture camera and items including a 20 or 12 gauge shotgun The notice appears in the Frederick News Post and mentions shoe sales and Miller's Shoe Repairing at 335 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Frederick News- Post
Public Sale Set for October 23 at 12 30 P M
A public sale of household goods is planned for Saturday October 23 at 12 30 p m featuring an upright piano for Mrs Long. The event will be held at 35 E Patrick Street Frederick with Emmert R Bowlus auctioneer and John L Shaw clerk. Also notices about tax forms and office closure due to labor shortages. Penny Bingo and Junior Fire Hall benefit on October 19 at 8 00 p m noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
E. Patrick Street
Frederick
War era notices and local ads blend in town paper
A crowded page shows sale notices, real estate, auctions, and open house ads. It lists farms for sale in Maryland regions near Graceham and Mt. Airy, a hotel opening, health center notices, a public sale near Walkersville, local auctions, cider and apple butter stands, junk sale requests, and salvage drives for war effort including iron and rags. Names like Thomas F Filler and Chas W Kintz appear with addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Ives
Thomas F Filler
W Kintz
R.L Kells
Clerz
Howard A Gross For Sale Real Estate Listing
Modern two story stone and frame dwelling with hardwood floors. Oven fireplace stoker heat hot and cold water in bedrooms bathroom in basement large interior lot shrubbery view overlooking Middle Main Yates Investment listing many other dwellings and farms. Contact Howard A Gross Realtor No 1 Court Street Frederick Middletown phone for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latimiry
Yates Insperion
Basi
Howard
Court Street
Frederick
Middletown
Sun Market Street
Breds Oick City
Alnondo
Eternal County
Laokime
Besuiltad
Remembrance and homesites listed in Lewistown notice
Fragmented listing details offer sentimental notes and multiple properties for sale near Mount Philip and Lewistown. The ad describes 72 and 143 acre parcels, brick dwellings, garages, and meadow land, with several addresses and room counts, inviting investment and housing opportunities.
Sweet Potatoes To Be Abundant In Maryland
Maryland households are advised to expect plentiful sweet potatoes this year says Miss Margaret Mc Pheeters of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Potatoes boost energy and provide iron protein and vitamins A B and C. Bake or boil with jackets on for maximum nutrition and select medium smooth potatoes for baking. Scrub grease lightly bake at 450 degrees and test doneness by softness and a prick of the skin. Store in moderately warm dry space for four to six months after proper curing. Wheat and corn market lines follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Margaret McPheeters
University of Maryland Extension Service
Women Attend Clinic Here in Frederick
Miss Helen Shelby and A V Keowateh from the University of Maryland Extension Service spent Wednesday in Frederick hosting a sewing machine cleaning and repair clinic. Home Demonstration Agent Jesse Hammerly led the event, with twelve car women bringing machines to be cleaned oiled and adjusted. Leaders will host future clinics and note repairs for a later session with the Extensionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shelby
A. V. Keowateh
Unversity of Maryland
Wednnesday
Frederick
Jesse Hammerly
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of Serra
Navy Yard
Washington
A.S | Oliver Hilton, Co
U. 8S
N. T
Bainbridge, Md
Naples
Rome
U.S. Signal Corps Radiotelephoto
Nea
Cavalry
Parachute Frontiers
Miller's Shoe Repairing
Emmert R. Bowlus, Auctioneer
John L. Shaw
Roger G
Harley
Room
Peters
City
Buckeystown 3-R
H. M. Whisner
National War
Warkerg
Pean Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bormert
Ao State
Win Ory
Dpe Stephens
Yeblic
Fenseholh
Hitchesty
Edward Fo Menor
Thomas Hhoors
Chas Kurt
Harry Dogens
Chern
Foam de Norte
Poptart Springs
Post and
Mary C Selly Chas
Ao Hebbs
Atcoeer
RL L Ketly
Joe Ie
Marker
Af Hunt
Culler & Hneffner
South Aiddle Alley
Storm Sash
Drowers Lumber Co
Dr. Rivaldo
South Market ST
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
4Th Streets
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L Gastley and Sons
Edgewood Hotel
Hotel
Edgewood
Lillie R. Myers
North Market Street
Graceham
Unionville
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
P. B. Roop
New Windsor, Md
Earl Haines
Armed Forces
McCutcheon’s
S. Wisner ST
Cider Press
Walter Wing
Dth Street
Hill Crest Orchard
Watkins
Airy
Mit
Keefer M. Koogle
West 4Th
Mkt St
Keefer
Koogle
Magnolia Ave
Memoriam
Howard A. Gross
G. H. Mercer & Son
Merceio
Goa
Mb Ag Piper Metterawa Tryney
Orathun
Mars
Kinane West Sorhost
Nestea Perl
Pease Hos
PION
Laos
Predeniel Ban
Frederick News-Post
Ovadal
Glenn
Haine
Tay
Barbara
Cramer's Palace Music
Cao
Pfomles
Pinance CQ
Goart
Cheue
Frederick News-Fest
East Church
4Th Street
Agaly
Market Street
Bath
Jewerrote
Cal
Rens
Polmmac By-Products Company
FOI
Burnishes
Nelp
Frederick County
National War Fund
Federal Denosit
Insurance Corporacion
Mt Philip
T c. Leith
Feners
Lewistown
Middleiaac
Bhuudings
Salendid
East Charen
Blm
Simele Eibollengy
West College Terrace
Proderees
Parior
Henses Corpatten
South Carroll
Rama
Peib
Curesche
R. Tha
Heperkaft
Maui
Emier
Ternp
Botion E Thar
Mary Mo Fulmer
Holden Feltox
Buffal
Acl Ag
Wile P.O
Rockville
Mel
D. C
Otrtskiris
Be C
Chase
G. D. Rush
Fredy
Leeward
Gratin
Valiew
Towson
Atime Anis
Patro War
Sarvin
Helly
Stef
Tara
Warne
Sare
Lensz Tay
R Garment Co
Walkersvaig
Potts & Griffin
Potts
Criffin
Realtors — Insurare
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Sec
John RF
Qheatham
Bill Strine
Chevrolet
F. Patrick
Fred, Md
Noah BE. Cramer
P. Luther Rice
Baltimore Highway
Rica
Rice
East Third St
Gulbransen
New
A. M. Arving Brunswick
A. G. Malore
Led Gore
Norman C. Lynch
Damascus
Carroll M. Zentz
Tare Frederick News-Fest
Aberdeen Angus
E. W. Picket Woodbine
Sykesvill
White Rock
Earl Putman
Hansonsville
Guernsey
T Freshery
Chesapeake Bay
John H. Krantz
Jefferson Price
Singer
A. E. Fisher
Wiliam Hygammnerman
Walkers
Wiliam Harshman
P. QO
George Glessner
Fairview Ave
Flalles
Cramer's
Sears Farm
Harry Q. Smith
Russell Dudrow
Charles Remsberg
O. Wilson Runkles
C. G. Reilly
Howard Aldridge
Willis E. Derr
Cyrus S. MclBride
Paul Clemson
Edward F. Holler
Fred F. Everhart
Walter T. Myers
Tali Doil
Rae
Nina Constant
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