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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1943
Page
4
Einstein Stroud colored, of 191 West All Saints Street, died at Henryton Sanatorium this morning. She was daughter of Samuel and Ethel Morphys Stroud and a First Baptist Church member. Survived by parents. Body lies at funeral home 106 East Church Street. Arrangements to be announced by MM, R, Etchison and Son.
The week saw multiple funeral services across towns. Harry M Lease Jr died at Endawood Sanatorium Towson with services at 2 pm at 8 East Patrick Street funeral home officiated by Rev C William Sprenkel and Rev Ralph E Shober. Calvin C Fogle's service followed from Libertytown Funeral Home with rites at Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren. Charles Kurtz Shall died Tuesday and was buried at St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson with Rev George H Seiler presiding. Arthur Tuisto Brown died Monday and was laid to rest at St Pauls Cemetery Point of Rocks after services at his home with Rev Giloyd E Allis officiating.
Westminster announces tentative funeral for Saturday at 4 p m for Frank E Cunningham former chief clerk under Comptroller Phillips Lee Goldsborough Interment will be in Westminster Cemetery pending arrival of his son George M Cunningham from Pasadena California He is survived by his widow Cunningham held key clerical posts in Maryland and D C and was affiliated with Georgetown Law School and the Washington Board of Trade He married Anna Miriam Motter of Taneytown in 1902 and his brother John B E Cunningham is a Carroll County banker
Fire at J. Vernon Michelson's Buck Lodge farm in Montgomery County destroyed a large dairy barn horse stable and silo filled with ensilage. About 80 tons of hay 311 bales of straw harnesses and farm implements were lost. Damage estimated around 10000 with some insured. Rockville and Gaithersburg fire units prevented spread to nearby buildings.
Several couples were married in small ceremonies at parish houses and homes. Spaw-Soir and Shaw united at Parkway Parsonage with attendants Shirk and Ohler. Littlestown and Taneytown couples tied the knot in parsonages, attended by relatives, prior to honeymoons. Dorothy Rogers and partner wed at Rev Kundahl’s Germantown home, with Lt Waters and Joan Waters among the private attendees.
The notices schedule a Sept meeting for Local Mentions Attention Som and Daughters of Liberty at a lodge room to attend Sister Naomi Brookey's funeral. Auxiliary post poned from Sept 6 to Sept 13. Junior Fire Co No 2 holds Sept 6 meeting. A public sale Sept 23 in Buckeystown offers livestock and farm equipment. There are ads for baked goods, a kindergarten return Oct 4, live baits for sale, a Dew Drop Inn reopening, used cars for sale, Uncle Cal's Barn Dance Sept or Sept d, and salvage buyers.
Community listings include a Labor Day party with Joe Stephens and His Orchestra at the Hotcha Club on Sept 6, plus an organist opening at Calvary Methodist, a jewelry store closure notice, a furniture sale, thrift shop hours, a real estate public sale set for Sept 7, and various local ads and notices. The items reference Frederick County Maryland venues, addresses, and local merchants.
Among The Sick Mr C. Thomas Summers remains about the same at his West Second Street home. Miss Christina Doll on West Third Street is improving after bed confinement. Mrs. C Cyril Klein at Frederick City Hospital after Thursday operation. Karl Datobson slightly improved at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Catherine Murphy fractured kneecap from a steps incident and is at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs T. B. Callery fractured hip and is at Schnauffer Hospital. Mrs Calvin Wise underwent operation and is reported improving. Alta M. Wright admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment. Wm L. Carr recovering from recent operation at Frederick City Hospital. State Trooper Harold Basore, injured in a crash, left Frederick City Hospital with markedly improved condition.
New York markets showed irregular and lower tendencies today after the invasion of Italy. Trading was sluggish in both stock and bond divisions from the opening bell.
The mayor and board of aldermen will mail Christmas cards to men and women from Frederick city and county serving in the armed forces locally and abroad. Requests must be in writing with names and addresses and filed at the Mayor's Office by October 1. Cards are provided at no charge and kept confidential.
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