Funeral services for Martha J. Frushour at St. Mark's
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha J. Frushour, who died Saturday at the home of her daughter near Wolfsville, were held Monday at 2:30 PM at St. Mark's Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Raymond L. Markley. Rites were largely attended with choir singing My Jesus As I Hope Will and Peace, Perfect Peace. Pallbearers named Norman Smith Harry Harshman Lewis Turner Quentin Grossnickle Austin L. Kline RB Glenn Grossnickle. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Frushour
Wolfsville
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Raymond L. Markley
Jesus
Norman Smith
Harry Harshman
Lewis Turner
Quentin Grossnickle
Austin L. Kline
Glenn Grossnickle
Aterment
Births and travels anchor Frederick personals page
Mr and Mrs Charles A Barg er receive congratulations on the birth of Michele Elizabeth on September 14 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Barg er is the former Kathleen Geisbert of this city. Others note visits, travels, and schooling events across Frederick including Delaplaine returning from Braddock Heights, McCarthy Jr enlisting at Johns Hopkins, and Choksi preparing for Europe before returning to Bombay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Barger
East Second Street
Michele Elizabeth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barger
Kathleen Geisbert
Robert Jordan Peel
Elm Street
Atlantic City
Peel
Dorothy M. Nagle
Allentown
Jordan Peel
William Kohlenberg
Frederick
Route 3
Delmas Lee
R. E. Delaplaine
Braddock Heights
Upper College Terrace
G. G. Charles McCathias, Jr
U.S. S. Roanoke
Norfolk
Arthur Cook
John W. Cook
Adamstown
Annapolis
Leslie Delauter
New Market
William Cole
Canada
Michigan
Chicago
Ohio
Edward Walter
W. Raymond Walter
West Patrick Street
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Donald Plunkard
Upton Brandenburg
Lewisdale
Mondany
New Bedford
Carol Grimes
University Hospital School of Nursing
Herbert Grimes
Buckeystown
Betty R. Fleet
Charles B. Fleet
West South Street
Westhampton College
Richmond
Ashok Choksi
Roy Fouche
Arthur Fouche
New York
Amstersdam
Holland
Europe
Bombay
India
Sick Mrs Harris and 77th Birthday Mark week in Frederick
Among The Sick Mrs Roy McK Harris of 805 Motster avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she will undergo an operation today. Mr Harvey J Flanigan of 3 East Church street returned home Monday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient nine weeks. On Friday Mr Flanigan will celebrate his 77th birthday. Mrs Marie Stillrich of Frederick Route Five, who entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last Wednesday, is getting along as well as may be expected following a major operation on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McK. Harris
Motster Avenue
Marie Stillrich
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lutheran Convention Preview From Des Moines 1960s Era
The 17th biennial United Lutheran Church in America convention is set for October 4 to 12 in Des Moines Iowa with over 600 pastors and lay delegates. Local attendees include Rev Dr W V Garrett John L Shaw Morris G Zumbrun Virgil W Doub and Mervyn C Fuss representing USCA's 4150 congregations in the US Alaska Canada and Hawaii. Delegates will discuss church expansion cooperation with other churches and boosting membership against secularism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Lutheran Church In America
Des Moines
W. V. Garrett
Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church
John L. Shaw
Frederick
Morris G. Zumbrun
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Jefferson
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Mervyn C. Fuss
Taneytown
USCA
United States
Alaska
Canada
Hawaii
Quick Q A Trivia From Vows To Dogs And Lands
Questions and answers cover wedding rings origin with Egyptian legend, who coined hot dog from a wienerwurst nickname, Karen rebels in Burma seeking autonomy, and John Cabot as the first explorer to reach the American mainland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Union
John Cabot
Local Church Supper and Community Notices
Local Lutheran Church sponsors a two night chicken ham and oyster supper at Jefferson Jr. O U A M Hall on October 26 and 27 with 1 dollar and 60 cent prices. A political thanks note follows, asking for support on November 7. Also includes a car dealer ad for Weil Brothers offering multiple 1930s and 1940s used cars with prices and terms at 31 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Jr. O. U. A. M. Hall
Lutheran Church
Plymouth
DeSoto
Ford
Weil Brothers, Inc
North Market Street
Primary election thanks and auctions in Frederick area
A collection of political thanks from several candidates for the Maryland Democratic primary and multiple auction notices in Frederick county. Messages praise supporters and outline upcoming sales including livestock, antiques, farm equipment, and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Orphans Court
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Community notices and auctions fill local paper listings
A dense page of notices includes a card of thanks in a political race, multiple auction announcements for household goods livestock and farm equipment, dances and social events at local venues, charity suppers, and yard sale style listings. It lists auctioneers Emmert Bowlus and Glenn Trout among others, farm sales near Walkersville and Frederick, and various commerce offers and service ads.
Local business ads and real estate offer Frederick area
A collage of classifieds showing Frederick Homes insulating Co offerings Eagle-Picher products for home storms and doors, a six room house with garage for sale in New Market, a Readers Bureau box asking to write Frederick News Post, eyeglasses and eye care ads from Mars Opticians, tomato price and junk salvage ads from Solar's Reliable Junk Co, and Venetian Blind Service promoting removable slat blinds with free estimates. The page lists contact numbers and street addresses across Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Frederick
Post Bok
E. Patrick St
Albert
Stup
Lewistown
East 4Th Street
Frederick News-Post
Fredrick N
Bath
Church St
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Church_ Street
A. D. Flory
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Frederick New Farms
Washington Market
Frances L. Bussard
Asis
Herrid Greetings
Payne
Dept
Cleveland
Thomas Clark
Grove
Frederick Plant
Agana
Patrick Street
Masser
Depoalte Braddock Drive-In
Alt
Ewanted
FE K. Hoffman
Singer Sewing Center
North Market St
Apple
Frederic News-Prat
America
Fincal
Mastercraft
Butaw
Baltimore
White Walit Ressea
Catoctin Country Club, Inc
NellanTe
Brookville Ramblers
Georgia Ave
Glenmont
Paul Oo -Tadat
Foghee
C. Wade Young
Harmony Grove
East Patrick
Warfeld
Weil Brothers, Inc
North March
Rusgelt Mathews
Johnsville
Lilve Stores, Inc
N. Market St
West Patrick St
Snyder
Crystal Laundry
Ceading Industries
Frederick Nee
Sears Roebuck Credit Department
4Th Street
W. Second
Third Street
James Getridge
Keedys
Ville
Bavant
Camp Detrick
W. Frank Rol Ie
Frederici News-Post
Roy Walter
Tederichkh
Dairy Farm
Washington
Fred
Singer
Mr. Tinney
Sinan
Potomac Edison Co
Columbia
Paul Burkier
Libertyinan
Maryland
Yellow Springs
H. L Stevens
F. D
Metall
W. Patrick St
TUDOR _CHEVROlet
Emmitsburg
Norman Whrey
FORD
Underwood
R. Wyron
NEW Hampshire
Floyd Shepley
McKaig
Packard
Franklin
Detour
Union Bridge
South Market St
John Glaze
Clarksburg
Remsberg
Frigidaire Electric
Frigidaire
Myers Service Garage
Minneapolis
McCormick-Deering
H. B. Duvall
Pat_St
Johnston Bittner
Bialr's
Oe St
Weigel and Shepler wed in Mechanicsburg and Baltimore
George W. Weigel and Jane E. Shepler, both of Mechanicsburg, were married September 19 by Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at his residence. Margaret Elizabeth Herbert wed Heinz Dieter Von Schoenermarck in Grace and St. Peters Episcopal church, Baltimore, with Mrs. William E. Kline as matron of honor and P. LeRoy Straw as best man. The couple will reside in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weigel
George W. Weigel
Jane E. Shepler
Mechanicsburg
Henri L. G. Kieffer
North Bentz Street
New Yorker
Margaret Elizabeth Herbert
Harry W. Herbert
Heinz Dieter von Schoenermarck
Lea von Schoenermarck
New York
Herbert Wilkes
Grace
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Baltimore
William E. Kline
Frederick
P. LeRoy Straw
Blanchard Carney
Robert T. Flynn
John C. Ruxton
John Bermnore Moore
Washington, D
Monday Musicales Open Season With September Meeting
The Monday Musicales opened its 1950 1951 season with a September 18 business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis B Sappington 322 West College Terrace co hosts were Donald Leatherman and James Etchison Mrs Lillian S Braungart presided and outlined the year s plans A program schedule was announced by Miss Margaret S Kent The committee presented programs in booklet form after summer research The season includes programs such as Request Night Bach Memorial Organ Recital William Sprigg Young Musicians Night American Folk Music Contemporary American Music and Opera Night Faust The group will end next year with a spring concert The October meeting will be at Miss Caroline Winebrewer s home 1614 North Market Street for the first program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Musicales
Francis B. Sappington
West College Terrace
Donald Leatherman
James Etchison
Lillian S. Braungart
Margaret S. Kent
Miss Kent
Braungart
George B. Douglas
Stephen Langley
Frank H. Lewis
Donald Sullivan
Bach
William Sprigg
Faust
Caroline Winebrewer
North Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stanley Fry
Doubs
Robert
Phyllis
Wesley Fry
Henry Liebermann
New Bergen
N. J
Mildred Grimes
Faye
Kaye
Kaye, Diethy, of Frederick; Mr. and Mrs. George Barbszic
Ole Mullen
John, Paul
Anne Squires
Spencer E. Stop
Vefore—Piease
Democratic State Central Committee
Joe Eisenhauer
House of Delegates
James S. Decker
Melvin H. Derr
C. Ernest Pfeifer
Emmett R. Bowles
R. L. Kelly
Betson-Wright Motors, Inc
Keilholtz Motors
H. Reese
William M. Storm
W. Jerome Offutt
Null and Nuil
H. M. (Buck) Alexander
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Post and News
Thomas H. Athey
Raymond L. Kelly
Samuel H. Davis
Frederick County
Null
Hillcrest Orchards
Grimes
Jonathan
Stayman
U. S. No
Walker Orchards
Mt. Airy
Creagerstown
T. B
Jersey
C. R. Oates
Glenn Trout
Bake Sale
RENN
Pontiac Show Room
W. S.C. S. Buckeystown Methodist Church
Harmony
Edw. P. Gaver Null
Howard A. Gross
Court Street
Frank C. Shook
Fenton Harris
Dan Anthony
Kemp's
Olney
Hubert F. Trussell Null and Null
N. M
Buck” Alexander
T Witch
Albert M. Coblentz
U. 5
Catoctin Furnace
Jimtown
Charles & Evelyn Hoff Delbert S. Null
H. M. “Buck" Alexander
Clyde D. Main
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Keily
Moose Lodge
Ralph Newman
Four Notes
Hagerstown
Ozzie Fagan
Mmittee
Dawsonville
Joseph D. Byrd
H. M. “Buck” Alexander
Ivaak Walton League Club
Woody Free
Memory Trio
Jack Pot
Swingsters
Artz
Ray Wisner
Emmert R. Bowlus
Route 127
Ridge
Damascus
Ollie
Raines
Calvin M. Murray
Bill Anderson
Cannon
Kemp’s
Weil Brothers
Ladies Aid Society of
Graceham Church
Pocahontas
Great Pocahontas
Nestle
Ecker's
Tron
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
Kina Price Kemp
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Henry
Hanes
Francis Scott Key Post
The
American Legion
Orch
Harold Kanade
Strollin
Kemp
Washabie
Madeline Keeney
Texas
Pearl Bargain House
Sam Starbuck
Thurmont, Md
McCleery's Jewelry
Remsberg's
Key
West
McCleery's
WEN, Brothers, Inc
McCutcheon
South Wisner St
Cider Press Service
Cider Press
Smokehouse
Grimes Golden
McIntosh
Reich’s Ford
Quynn
Myersville
Edward P. Gaver
John W. Null and Son
LeGore
Effie Strine
Bart R. Bowers
Wm. Chatelzin
Square J
Poolesville
MAS L.A. Cruit
John Tr. Ponton
Helena
Ponton
Frederick Homes Insulating Co
Seo H. J. Kester
East Thire Street
Mars Opticians
East Church ST
Frederick Solar
St. St
East St
May Sloan
Venetian Blind Service
Asbury M. E. Church Benefit Women's Auxiliary
Braddock Huts
Motter Ave
Charles H. Baker
Catoctin
MT. Orchard
Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Arcticaire, Inc
S Wisner St
Board OF Zoning Appeals
Farmers Cooperative Association
E. South and
Wisner Sts
the News
Frederick, Md
Ssves
C. W. Lockard
Madison Street
Russell Flanagan
Daryman
Norman Stull
Watraie Farm
Germantown
Sevemsuet
Mareen
Walter
S-Adit
P. m
John Deere Field Harvester
John Deere
Rube Ripapeon
Park Mux
Lawson
Mt Airy
Cane
Mountaindale
Eraachaif
Richard F. Simmons
Schnauffer
Circuit Court
New York City
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