Death notices surround Key and Brashears families in region
The city mourns Mrs. Auguste Kirk Key wife of Dr Sethoren Key of Washington DC died Thursday. Funeral Saturday at St Johns Church Washington followed by interment. Dr Key related to Tudor Hall founder Francis Scott Key family. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Sarah Ellen Brashears and Frances Marcella Abbey with details of surviving relatives and funeral arrangements in Emmitsburg and Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sethoren Key
T. RB. Gough
Auguste Kirk ‘and Key
Sethoren
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, D.C
St. John’s Church
Sixteenth
Eighth Streets
Washingon
Washington
Gough
Key
Tudor Hall
Leonardtown
Francis Scott Key
St. Mary's County
Morgan Brashears
Sarah Ellen Brashears
Ridgeville
Church Home Infirmary
Frances M. Abbey
Frances Marcella Abbey
Emmitsburg
George Washington
Margaret Isabel Richardson Abbey
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
William Richardson
Robert A. Abbey
D. C
Margaret G. Abbey
George A. Abbey
Clarence Contee
Rose Scott
William Christian
John Jamerson
Walter Gaskin
Trene Green
Knoxville
Tenn
Maurice Beaty
Steelton
Annie Moore
Baltimore
Joseph Hill
Taneytown
St. Joseph's Church
Francis Rogers
Mountain View Cemetery
Funeral for Ammine Mila Koontz Near Jefferson
The funeral for Ammine Mila Koontz, fatally struck by a vehicle Saturday evening, was held at the Koontz family home near Jefferson. Rev. George H. Seiler officiated with choir members singing. interment followed at St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Guy Hargett, Merrii Remsburg, Kieffer Champion, James Horine, Bernard Rice, and John Lakin. Interment at St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammine Mila Koontz
Ralph O
Amanda Taylor Koontz
Jefferson
George H. Seiler
Harry C. Summers
Guy Hargett
Merrii Remsburg
Kieffer Champion
James Horine
Bernard Rice
John Lakin
St. Paul
Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
900 Winchester Rifles Bought By Minute Men
Maryland Minute Men purchased about 900 Winchester rifles at cost through the state government. Brig. Gen. Francis Perrott said half were bought by individuals and half by agencies gifting to the state, which will hold title until war’s end. ownership to be returned or kept as state property. The piece also notes the Women of the Moose Frederick Chapter 347 meeting tonight at 8 with Maude Beach presenting Chapter Night program and a class of three candidates to be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Francis Perrott
Perrott
Women of the Moose
Frederick
West South Street
Maude Beachboard
America the Beautiful
Helen Shook
Eileen Waters
Beachboard
God Bless America
James M. Alvey
Emmitsburg
Emmurg Tavern
Route 15
Emmit Maryland
Fitzgerald
Retai
General Assembly of
Alan
Weather summary for today and nearby locales
The report shows today’s 24 hour precipitation none, September to date 0.72 inches, normal September 3.05 inches. Yesterday high 4 degrees, low last night 63. A year ago temperatures were higher at 0 and 56 respectively. Sunset 7:28 PM, sunrise tomorrow 6:53 AM, moon rises 2:09 PM. Streams at Knoxville Pocomac and Ceresville Mondcacy are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S$ A
Potomac
Knoxville
Clear
Ceresville
War Quiz 1 Kremlin Conference Attendee Name
Question asks who was the third participant at the Moscow conference between Prime Minister Churchill and Joseph Stalin, naming the man present alongside them. The prompt seeks the specific individual’s name from this historical briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
Churchill
Yosef Stalin
B&O Elects Crispin Oglebay Director
Crispin Oglebay of Oglebay Norton and Company Cleveland was elected director of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at a board meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crispin Oglebay
Oglebay, Norton and Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
New York
Births and moves populate Frederick society notes
Mr and Mrs Michael E Pue welcome a son Michael E Pue at Frederick City Hospital the ninth to bear the name. Betty Jane Cutshall leaves Woodsboro for William and Mary College. Vern on Kefauver moves to 325 Martingale Place Irvington Baltimore. James Edgar Doub graduates fromEastern Signal Corps School Fort Monmouth NJ. Irene Olsen, former Frederick Welfare Board secretary, visits. Arthur Potts enlists in the Army. heads to Camp Lee VA. James and Mrs Doll celebrate 35th anniversary. Peggy Jeanne Acri enrolls in nurses training at University Hospital Baltimore. The Myerses return from Washington Cottage to Washington DC. Mary Pitzer attends Friends School dinner. teaches Kindergarten. Jackie Kling visits grandmother. The Wimsatts of Washington DC relocate with five children and nurse to Sandy Hill Farm Frederick. Col Wimsatt rescues from Greenland, recuperating at home. The Gosnos in Westminster report son training in England Weather Squadron. Eleanor Kephart returns to Tanewah from NYC. John Miller returns to 525 North Market after NYC visit. Capt H Staton, formerly a physician at Myersville, visits family on furlough from Camp Butner. A son is born to Allen Warfield at Frederick City Hospital. both mother and son well. David B Thomas Jr of Baltimore announces a daughter born at Union Memorial Hospital. A decree names William Edward Shaffer as adopted child of Harry K Shaffer and Helen M Shaffer Dill Ave. Grain market note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael E. Pue
Woodsboro
Frederick City Hospital
Betty Jane Cutshall
Gail Cutshall
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Vernon Kefauver
Frederick
Martingale Place
Irvington
Baltimore
Kefauver
James Edgar Doub
Easern Signal Corps School
Ft. Maniiuulb
N. J
Doub
J. E. Doub
East Patrick Street
Irene Olsen
Alexander A. Acris
East Third Street
University Hospital
Robert Myers
Washington Cottage
Braddock Heights
Washington
D.C
Mary Pitzer
Lewistown
Friends School
Pitzer
H. Jewett Orth
Wimsatt
Byrum
Col. Wimsatt
Greenland
Walter Reed Hospital
Harry C. Gonso
Westminster
Harry C. Gonso, Jr
England
Findlay College
Findlay
Ohio
Chanute Technical Training School
Aran~tol Field
Eleanor Kephart
Tanehawn
New York City
Howard Amos
John Q. Miller
North Market Street
Miller
Charles
Abbott
Formes
Myersville
Camp Butner
Durham
N.C
Allen Warfield
West Fifth Street
Weddings and engagements across Maryland and beyond
The notice lists multiple weddings and engagements: Marian Axline and Theodore K. Axline wed March 21 in Hagerstown with Rev. R. Donald Clare officiating. Marian is a Frederick City Hospital Nursing School graduate and Theodore works for West Virginia Steel. Mary Louise Taylor and Ford Rainey married September 5 in Gracechurch Astoria Oregon with home in Astoria. Dennis Taylor engaged to Pvt Charles Ford, nurse Tayloe active at University Hospital Baltimore. Houck-Waniz James Houck and Mary Jean Wantz wed in Woodsboro. Winifred Ecker engaged to H. J. Brown of Baltimore. Olivia Warehime Gray and Sgt Howard E Hay married September 5 in Baltimore with guests including Fort Meade personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axioe
W. ©. Marker
Middletown
Marian
Theodore K. Axline
Harry Axline
Knoxville
Hagerstown
R. Donald Clare
Frederick City Hospital School
Malcolm Slicer Taylor
Flamingo
Melbourne
Florida
Frederick
Mary Louise Taylor
Ford Rainey
United States Coast Guard
Gracechurch
Astoria
Oregon
Olney Avenue
Paul Taylor
Dennis
Charles. Ford
Anna Ford
Carpe Lake
Michigan
Dover
Del
Pvt
Ford
Miss Tayloe
University Hospital
Baltimore
Forest Park High School
University Hospital School of Nursing
Houck
Waniz
James Aubrey Houck
Ray Houck
Taneytown
Mary Jean Wantz
Harry Wantz
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro Lutheran Parsonage
Herbert H. Schmidt
Hay—Gray
Olivia Warehime Gray
Foster Warehime
Union Bridge
Howard E. Hay
Kentucky
Reformed Church
York Road
Paul Kehm
John Holttopple
Jones
Swagert
Wilson Harris
Lucilla Lightner
David Cranmer
Bride i
Sheppard Pratt Hospital
Towson
Hay
Fort Meade
Local Mentions and Community Events Include Sales and Picnics
Local notes advertise a cider apples shed at Reich's Ford and a quintn orchards boys wanted ad at Buckey's Bowling Alley. Jewelry sales at Remsberg's and a big rummage sale on Sept 26. Festival at Rocky Springs on Sept 18 with Harvey Tucker's Orchestra and cemetery benefit. Rummage sale at 107 West Patricke Street Sept 19. Eagle picnic tickets offered before 6 PM Thursday. Community thanks to supporters of Maurice C. Smith in the primary and call for loyal support in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Harvey Tucker
West Patricke Street
la Pom
Veltrs
SATS
Maurice C, Smith
Harting House of Beauty ad and local shop notices
A collage of wartime local advertisements and notices includes Harting House of Beauty at 49 East Patrick Street promoting a Nestle Permanent Wave designed by Mr Ecker with varied prices. Other listings: Fortoc Plant at 306 North Market Street, Shull's Meat Market, Delphey's on West Patrick Street, Mannis Tailoring, Wilson Place Kindergarten opening Sept 28, and war era notices urging two daily deliveries. Also WW II era service ads for American Automobile Association, war relief events, and insurance and tax reminders.
Illness Updates From Frederick Area Residents
Among the sick Mr. Harry C Winebrewer of Woodsboro has recovered from hay fever and visited Frederick today. Mrs. Harry Cramer of 115 East Patrick Street is recovering from a dislocated shoulder head laceration and bruises after a fall, and is satisfactory at Frederick City Hospital. Edward S Mobley Jr of Lincoln Hills was discharged after a tonsillectomy and returned home. Mrs. Clara Parris of Falls Church Virginia is recovering well after admission for a hip injury from a fall. Mrs. Ferne Snook Etzler of 1039 North Market Street has been discharged from Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Winebrewer
Woodsboro
Frederick
Harry Cramer
East Patrick Street
Frederick City Hospital
Edward S. Mobley, Jr
Lincden Hills
Clara Parris
Falls Church
Ferne Snook Etzler
North Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester
Minute Men
War Quiz
Aj Cadre
David B. Thomas, Jr
Union Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Phoebe Dutrow
Adamstown
Circuit Court
Edward 8. Delaplaine
William Edward Shaffer
WO Duala
Harry K. Shaffer
Helen M. Shaffer
Dill Avenue
A. Merkle Ecker
Thurmont
Winifred Ecker
H. J. Brown
Jackson, Minn
Reich's Ford
Quynn Orchards
Buckey's Bowling Alley
South Market St
Remsberg’s Jewelry Store
Quaker City Cleaner
N. Market St
Harting
Dorothea Colffeur
E. Patrick St
Nestle
Mr. Ecker
Shull's Meat Market
Delpheys
West Patrick Street
Monocscacy
Mannis the Tabor
Patrick
Wilson Place
Wilk
Bettie E, Sundergile
Thos, H. Baumgardner and Son
Frederick County
Ralph W. Boyer
Automobile Club of Maryland
Mlle
Treille
Grace Evan
and Reformed Church
Women's Guild
Madame Phoebe
Haines Coffee Shop
Harley Schwearing & Son
Patrink Strant Barber Shop
Kemp
Ritchie Associates
Rice and Stevens
Chapel Alley
East Third
Frederick Junk Company
Frank L. Gastley and Sons
Frederick, Md
Western MD. Trust CO
Walter E. Burnlt
W . Clinton McSherry
Ernest , Shriver
Louis L. Wilson
Claude A, Williames
H. Grove
Raymond Shipley
Gail L, Catshall
Western Maryland Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Margaret Murphy
Seonetary
Odd Fellows Temple
West Seventh Street
Appi. McCutcheon
Porter
Clark Sheet
Joherit
Fredtrick
Frederick News-Post
Iota Army
Jon Wo
St. Aetaelitt
Arthur Potts
Public Service Commission OF Maryland
Potomac Edison Company
Putlic Service Commission of
Mary
Office of the Commission
the Public Service Commission OF Maryland
Frank Harp
Orphans’ Court
George Wallace Davis
Philadelphia County
Pennsylvania
Newman
Parsons Newman
Orleans
Harry F. Shipley
Maty C. Shipley
Paul
Little
Sant Fourth St
de Diite
Agom Feng
Bath
I! Srick
iiGiha
Water St
Romenmini Avenue
Beaudulae Heights
Braddock
South St
Frederick News
Wet
Patrick St
Stanehton
Wastington Pike
Putelek Court
Chaidaire
Call Proitettek
Ima
Siauffer's
Hwawrep
Martin Phunt
Phest
Frederick News-West
Groom House
Besdst
Glenn Martn
EB. Heubeck, Jr
P.O
Camp Ritchie
Keilhottz Garage
Sor W. Patrick Street
Bethlehem-Pairfeld
A. E. Meadows
Linden Hills
Frederick Newde Post
Cramer
Pinny
Camate Taaveley
Harepera Ferry
W. Va
Potomac By- Products Company
H.C. Summers and Co
Tee St
East Second St
Lgtat
T. TD
Oden
Fair Grounds
Leatherman Farm
Singapore
Woorville
Haller
Frances M. Brunner
Frederpies Ra
Rowen
Toder
C. E. Wisner
O Tadare
New Midway
Virginia
Atate
P. B. Roup
New Wardsor
Veldaar
Singer Sewlnchines
West Patock
Fredk
New Windsor
L.kerry
Slate Road
Jo Nead Pion
Caitie
C. W
O Fred Ridenour
George H. Graham
Walkersville
Geadit
Gs Cramer
Wm. H Zimmerman
Citzens National Bank
Citizens Nationale Bank
Holnes
Baker
Idubn Ho Taner
Anders
Bartois Storm
Ralph Zimmerman
Asst
Lewis Bf
Sporedter
Etyet Cashier
Charles Conley
AL Dy
James JH. Ganbrul
Daniel Baker, Jr
Halse
Berke Juha Ti
Baker Archibald EH Pisher
Elias
Ramsburg, Jr
Parsons Nowra KR
Jarhaweh Wodl BB Anders
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporiion
Howard A. Gross
Ori Westevin
Seth Oiener
Keefer M. Koogle
Largy
Marage
Mkd St
Modern Market St
Frederick Ave
Kee Place
Weat
14Th St
Gaa
Keefer M Koogle
P. Luther Rice
Steelisg
Duylog
Walter
Iitradam
East Third St
Gilmore R, Flautt
Elm Street
Clarke Plige
South Market
East Eighth
Aome
West Fourth
College
Moodern
Madison Street
Blacks Mill
Waordler Highway
Libertytown
Gilmore
Flautyt
JRL
Everal Springs
Acter
Raem Midern
Ely
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Evn Sala
Quaker Data Line
Peeda Goodrich Jine
Chevrolet
Noah E. Cramer
Chiy Homes For Sale
Dil Avenue
Market Street
Clark
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
Court St
Haryland
Rockwell
Master Avenue
Grogan
East Adams
Dept
Chicago
Allace Brown
Fifth Ave
Ard Co
Chilton Greetings
St. Philadephia
McCrory's
Belair
Earle's Shoe
Frederi Newe-Prgt
Frederick Cloak and Suit Store
Rush L. Wright
Gaithersburg
Silver Spring
M. L. Oden
Silver Spring Ave
Austin E. Zimmerman
Freerick
Schont
Robert E. Lee
Frederick News-Post Bom
Hoye
Herbert Duvall
HELP
Bacuara
Raha Bt
Pot Hal
Rowe
Frederick, Ma
Cme
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!