Local deaths of Elizabeth Martin and others in Carroll County
Elizabeth Lee Martin, 15, died Saturday at Frederick City Hospital after a six week illness. Born February 15, 1930 in Union Bridge, she was the daughter of Ronald M. and Ruth Buffington Martin. Survived by three brothers, one sister, grandparents, and great grandfather. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at her late residence. Burial Pipe Creek cemetery. Calvin Reese Metcalfe, 71, Carroll county's first mail carrier, found dead Sunday morning of heart condition. Survived by wife Lizzie Saylor Metcalfe and three sons Gavat, Orville, and Frank. Funeral Tuesday 11 am from residence. burial Pipe Creek cemetery. Charles V. Keyser died at home in Baltimore. Sarah Ann Shankle, 70, died Saturday in Adamstown after four days illness. Survived by sons Raymond J. Shankle, Walter A. Shankle, D. Merril Shankle, Ray M. Shankle. several King and related in-laws. eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services today at 2 pm. Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lee Martin
Frederick City Hospital
Union Bridge
Ronalda M
Ruth Buffington Martin
Thomas B
David S
Charles R
Esther M
J. A. Martin
Raymond Buffington
John E. Buffington
Union Bridge Methodist Sunday School
A. Odell Osteen
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Robert Boone
Bud Kelly
George Gernand
Junior Spurrier
Bradley Hess
Charles Saylor
D. D. Hartzter and Sons
Calvin Reese Metcalfe
Carroll County
Libertytown
John and
Matilda Colleberry Metcalfe
Lizzie Say
Pipe Creek
D. D. Hartzler
Sarah
Shankle
Sarah Ann Shankle
Dennis J. Shankle
Hame
Raymond J. Shankle
Adamstown
James A
Margaret Awm Dealig
Bethel Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Yellow Springs
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral services for Mrs Charles B Brookey Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Charles B Brookey were held Saturday at 2 PM from the funeral home at 54 East Patrick with Rev W Merval Weaver of the Presbyterian church officiating. Pallbearers named were William Nogle Lewis Callahan Howard Albaugh and Olivet Carty Co U S food production in 1942 rose 27 percent above the five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Brookey
East Patrick
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Shareh
William Nogle
Lewis Callahan
Howard Albaugh
William Mr. Olivet Carty Co
U. S
Thurmont couple wed at parsonage in quiet ceremony
Pvt William J Grimes son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Grimes Thurmont and Miss Helen G Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Marshall Faisheld Pa were married by Rev Ivan G Naugle at the Thurmont A B church parsonage Saturday evening. They were unattended. The bride wore light blue silk crepe with yellow accessories and a corsage of yellow rose buds. The groom serves in an infantry division at Camp McCain Miss. The bride has worked in a Littlestown factory and will live with her parents in Fairfield Pa for the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Grimes
Elmer Grimes
Thurmont
Helen G. Marshall
Archie Marshall
Faisheld
Ivan G. Naugle
Thurmont A. B
Camp McCain
Miss
Littlestown
Fairfield
Miss Remsberg Bride of Kenneth L Temple
Miss Ruth Kathryn Remsberg daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Remsberg of Middletown married Kenneth Loren Temple of Washington D C son of Dr and Mrs Sterning Temple of Niagara Falls NY The ceremony occurred Saturday at four at Christ Evangelical and Reformed church Middletown Rev Philip E Saylor officiated Only immediate families and a few out of town friends attended The bride wore chartreuse crepe with brown accessories and orchid corsage The couple will reside in Washington D C where Temple is a chemist at the Naval Research Laboratory and Mrs Temple faculty at Gallaudet College The pair left for New York City and Lake George NY after a reception at the bride’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kathryn Remeberg
George C. Remsberg
Middletown
Kenneth Loren Temple
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Knott
Dorothy Robbins
Cambridge
Slusse
New York City
Lake George
N. Y
Illness and Hospital News From Frederick Area
Among The Sick ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brandenburg Route 2 recently underwent an appendectomy and has returned home near Urbana. Mrs W L Comer East Third Street is satisfactory at Frederick City Hospital after an operation. Sgt Daniel Swormley City Police is improved at Frederick City Hospital after a period as patient. Harry R Sanders Jr is recovering satisfactorily at Kernan Hospital since August 26, a sports enthusiast who fractured his leg at Baker Park. Mrs C E Whipp moved from her home near Doubs to Frederick City Hospital by ambulance. Mr Luther F Murray moved from Frederick City Hospital to his home at 21 Jefferson Street by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Charles Brandenburg
Route 2
Urbana
W. L. Comer
East Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Sergt
Daniel Swormley
City Police
Harry R. Sanders, Jr
Kernan Hospital
Young Sanders
Baker Park
C. E. Whipp
Doubs
M. R. Etchison and Son
Luther F
Gordon N. Cromwell
Richard NL Cromwell
Bentz Street
Cromwell
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
New York City
Helena Young
Frederick
George Mardy
Snively Spangler
Charles
Willian A. Hahn
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Howard, Hahn
Thurmont
TC. Kotters
Waltersville
East Orange
N. J
Eloise
Presbyterian Hospital
Newark
Edna E. Brownlow
Washington Street
Pvt
Edgar R. Brownlow
Signal Air Warning Company
A. 2
C’o
Seattle
Wash
Jack Molesworth
John W. Molesworth
Howard M. Stroup
Barney
Fort Ord
Calif
Elmer F. Munshower
Beulah Munshower
Munshower
Fredericksburg
Col
Awrenswees
Four Trucks Carry Big Liberator And Glider
Four trucks carrying the sections of a B-24 Liberator bomber and a large glider touring Frederick en route to Washington for a two week Ford exhibit. The convoy, escorted by state police, departed Frederick late afternoon and aimed to reach the DC line by noon, then proceed to the Treasury building for display. The bomber was built at Willow Run Michigan and the glider from Iron Mountain plant, to be shown in the Army Air Force exhibit at the Washington Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
al Ane
Murtund
Frederick Motor Company
West Patrick Street
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Army Si
Ford Company
Patrick Street
Bend
District of Columbia
Jto
Treasury
Personal notes on military families and local returns
Lieut. and Mrs Gordon Cromwell visit his parents in Frederick and plan time in New York before returning to Jacksonville. Several local service members and relatives are mentioned with furloughs, moves, hospital stays, birthdays, anniversaries, and arrivals from military posts in California, Virginia, and abroad.
Local Mentions Seemingly Fragmented Notices and Ads
Fragmented local items list meetings coupons and employment ads. Mentions include a Sept meeting for Fire Co No 2 secretary note and various service ads and classifieds for fuel oil coupons waitress position wheat cleaning automotive mechanics and kindergarten enrollments with contact details and dates scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jun Fire Co
Charles E. Troxell
Rocky Mountains
Margaret Murphy
Rationing Roundup By The Associated Press
Meats butter and other staples show stamps X Y and Z valid through October 2. Brown stamp A in back 3 becomes valid September 12. Also stated Fanin-Book 2 fins stamps R 5 and T are good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. V and W
Teougn Orczu
East
Rocky Mountains
Midwest
Associated Press
Bingo and community notices fill Braddock Heights edition
Community items include Braddock Heights Fire Department bingo night on Coblentz lawn at 7 40 tonight and thanks to neighbors for floral tributes and car use during the illness and death of Mrs Charles B Brookey. Also city to mail Christmas cards to armed forces members. requests due by October 1 with names and addresses provided to the Mayor’s Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Charles B. Brookey
C. B. Brookey
Frederick
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Charles V. Keyser
Estelle Seates Keymar
North Decker Avenue
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Hollywood
Constance Dowling
Arehal
Miss Remsberg
Kenneth L. Temple
Grain Market Wheat
Bu. Coe
Eta
Virginia
Lillian Braungart
Elm Street
Wilson Place
Western,Maryland College
Russell L. Brown
Mollier
Charles $. Brown
Desert Training Center
L. F. Kimmel
P. H. Beavers
Park Hall
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Casper E. Crum
Frank Crum
East Fourth Street
Camp Claiborne
California
Los Angeles
James Baer
U.S. Army
Tallahassee
Florida
Corp
Kenneth Harrison
Lewis A. Kline
West South Street
Dixie Division
Camp Pickett
Walter Wilt
Emmitsburg
Pikesville
George F. Combs
C. €. Combs
Army Air Forces
Selman Field
Mostoe
Combs
Emmitsours High School
Mount Saint Mary's College
War Department
Warren Talmadge Lenhart
Carroll Parkway
U.S. Army Air Corps
Mildred Flannigan
Howard County
Irene Caton
Red McCarthy
Sig
Ev Ait Bangasta Cea Sbn
Soph. Gil
Fer
J. Micalde
Cuinopractor
Teleshorp
Witwerke
Getten
Delvhey's
G. H. Mercer & Son
Grayson
Mercer & Son
Royd Farny AM Hogs
Puerto Rico
W.V. S
Bix
A. Om.ith Bast Payhick Sl
Ale Fisher
EL Patrick
Wantea
Hase
C. Powell
East 14Th Street
Fprerprick Mator Co
V. W. Patrick St
Annabel Lundgren
Linganore Hills Farm
Reliable Junk CO
M. Solar
Prop
Water Street
Faneuutrin
Orghans Court
Fredereh
Hoke Smith
Frederiel
Ataradatit
Ghanas
Cromatt Hoenett
Sual Estate
Francis William Walkee
Frederick County
Maury Banat
Walkersville
Lion Nist
Frederici
I Mas
Ard
Sraith
Pav
Frerlerielk
Une
Pinkney A Richardson T Clyne Routson
Welty
The
Orphans Court
Iloy Lo Leatherman
Register of Wills
George I Smith
Guardian
W. Jerome Offull
Robert £. Clapp
Fr. Attorners
dRuw
Beagle Hounds
Carroll M. Zentz
Hurst
Orphans’ Court
Alcinda Wachter
Noah E. Cramer
Pat
Walter C. Zimmerman
Chnian McSherry
dAug
Serge Geeet
Troyeetion
Oauner Wall Gay
Cieerkes
Conet Street
Weert
Vlagic Ciee
Galtheesburg
Pluther Rice
Pheer
Iran
Washington Mille
Tito
Aller Tecessary Piestinte
Howe
Stark
Dales
Aly
Poluther Rick Nual
Croker
East Whird St
North Court St
P. Luther Rice
Court House
Dnur
Frederick City
Maryland
Iving
Heme
Burkittsvile
Burkittsville
Jeerson
Maine
Gay Anders
Fohn
Braddock Metghis Improvement Caras
Hirst Flay
East Second St
Norval
Mer
Ezra Houck
Liberty
South Market St
Niles
Market St
Bowle Pleasant
Wreile
Brooks
Tith
Nington
D.C
Fred
S Market St Myren Ral
Broun
KIL Mo
Toom Modern Brite Dwelliek An Braz Yioss
East Third St
Washington Market
Wise
Luther Rice
Thad St
Lore
Braddock Meads Improvement
Lilbyr
Sausre
Eva Mo
Wareland
Scott
Fin Wall Records
Poe
Mitra
William OM. Storm
Kieffer Decanter
Taslir
Gills
Boyer
Welkeravi
Bas
Preteraud
Seetana
Oneaur
Frederick J
Phope
Frederan
Seaa
South Markeett
Cal Rees Fredesirk
Hans Aeevice
Sheen
Seous
SPE Berg
Harpers Ferry
Siel
Potts & Griffin
Esoge
Fredurick
Etecety
Arca
Court Street
Terry
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Danwity
Chevrolet
County Farm Sanchiery Board
WPB
KEY Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Rena UT
Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Keefer M. Koogle
St. Inang
Church St
Mit St
Keefer M Koogle
Gil Magnolia
C.B. Linders Hering
Nash
Savare
Ies
T. Mellow
Myersville
Kemp's
Montgomery Ward
BE. Patrick St
Mir Wain
Rederick News-Post
Hox Og
Long Road
Fox
Frederick Neest
Tudeh
Rman
Willy
Rederick
Paara
Sears Rochuck and Co
Obesderfer & Son Furniture
East Patrick St
Frederick News-Post
Studia Ted
Claire
Crystal Laundry
Staub’s
Tire & Gat
Sowell Tire Co
Toe
New York
Kemp’s
M. Pashen
Church St. Hagerstown
Creagerstown Parish House
Harold E. Schaden
J. Bettie E
Sundergill
Hill Crest Orchard
Lovettsville Hall
FRY, Hall Committee
Labor Braddock
Addie
Elm St
O. R. McIntyre
E. Patrick St
Chapel Alley
East 3Rd
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
OUR Boys
Battle Front
Western ‘Maryland Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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