Deaths John T Butcher and David G Hook
John Thomas Butcher of 471 West South Street died Monday night at nine of a cerebral hemorrhage at age eighty four. Survived by sisters and brother, funeral Thursday at 2 from 8 East Patrick Street with interment at Mount Olivet. David Grant Hook of near Westminster died Monday at 75. Survived by wife, children, sister and brother, services at Deer Park Methodist Church Wednesday at 2, burial in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Butcher
John Thomas Butcher
West South Street
Mr. Butcher
Licksile
John T
Mary Walter Butcher
Frederick County
Frederick
Frederick City
Independent Hose Co
O. 1
Blanche Butcher
Charles T. Butcher
William S. Bennett
William C. Flautt
Rederick
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
David G. Hook
David Grant Hook
Westminter
Carroll County
William H
Mary S. Hook
Louisa M. Hook
Clarence Lindsay
Sandy Mount
Evelyn Hook
Charles Bixler
William G
Westminster
Siser
Gertrude Waltz
Flohrsidle
George
Deer Park Methodist Church
C. M. Waltz
Funerals Held for Welk Spriggs and Hammond in Area
Funeral services were held for Harry G Welk of Mayberry at Baust Lutheran church with Rev Donald Warrenfels officiating. Mary F Spriggs of Monrovia, wife of John E Spriggs, died Wednesday and was laid to rest at Ebeneezer M E church Centerville with multiple hymns and pallbearers listed. Mrs Bessie C Hammond Newport well known resident died Saturday and was buried in Fairview Methodist church cemetery after services led by Rev Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Welk
Mayberry
Mary F. Spriggs
John E. Spriggs
Monrovia
Ebeneezer M. E. ‘Church
Centerville
C. Mason
L. A. Moore
Jordan
Lee Randolph
Ogle Sewell
Melvin, Lyles
Stanley Sewell
Norris Brown
Roland Thompson
Harry Hall
Church Cemetery
C. Hicks, II
Bessie C. Hammond
Newport
Fairview Methodist Church
Wise
First Baptist Church
Baltimore
Clarence
Joseph Costly
Alfred
George Cook
Merton Hammond
Roy. Dotson
C. M. Waltz
In Memoriam Christian Education Week Frederick 1951 Proclamation
Mayor Donald B. Rice proclaims September 30 to October 7 1951 as the Twenty first Annual Christian Education Week urging citizens to honor their obligations to churches and religious institutions emphasizing the role of faith and devotion in family life and community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Donald’b. Rice
Local entertainments and auctions listed across Frederick area
Local notices promote a Hawaiian Nite Club event in Knoxville Md and a Mountsindale Picnic Woods festival on Sept 28 with rain date Sept 29. Also sale of dining room suites, household items, and appliances in Frederick area. Public sales, church suppers, auctions, and community notices run through Oct including Raisin sale and Rainbow class benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountsindale
Lewistown P. T. A
Haw Bottom
Frederick
City
Karege
Markly Street
Noah E. Cramer & Son Realtors
North Court
Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Steve
John L. Beall
Gaver & Son
Church St
Open House Sept 26 At Libertytown School
Community schedules and sales listings appear with events and ads for September 26 1952 including St Peters Hall Liberty town Eagles initiation night at 8 p m and school open house at 7:30 p m. Local vendors advertise orchard fruit presses junk buys and home goods with contact numbers and locations across Liberty town Mountaindale and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown School
New Location For F and F Motors On North Market Ext
A county newspaper notice lists the new location for F and F Motors on North Market Street extended, formerly Brichey Motors beside Arcade Bowling Alleys. Also advertised are tulip bulbs from Edward H. Sharpe & Son Florists for spring delivery, with contact numbers. Equity case notes Joseph Burras versus Anna Burras seeking divorce by Vinculum Matrimonii, with publication in Frederick County newspaper required and court orders issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F and
F Motors
Market Street
Brichey Motors
Buddy Fogle
Holland
Edward H. Sharpe & Son, Florists
Motter Ave
9Th St
Equity
Fred
Brick County
William Joseph Burras
Anna M. Burras
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick County
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Ellis C. Wachter
Austin
James
True C . Wachter
Maryland Renews Truck Weight Fine Interpretation
Baltimore September 25 The Attorney General’s office issues a new interpretation of Maryland’s truck weight law changing how fines are calculated. Overloads are assessed per axle rather than as a single combined weight. A 5200 pound overload on one axle costs 312 dollars at 6 cents per pound while a 3000 pound overload on the other costs 60 dollars at 2 cents per pound, reducing total penalties from 492 to 372 dollars in split fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryand
Mary Elizabeth Walton
Maryland
Mary Rebecca Holland
Alton Y. Bennett
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Frederick News-Post
Jacobs
Southern Restaurant
North Market St
Dairyman
Carll Gaithersburg
Bud's Beverages
West Friendship
Jimmie Smith
Engst Street
Amvets
East Street
Main Road
Baltimore
Bath and Electric
Jetter
Woodside Avenue
Austin Main
Reich
Ford Orchard
Quynn Orchards
Hill Crest Orchard
J.D. Harris
Dickerson
Buckeystown
Paragon
Columbus
Ton
Mass
Winfield
Sykesville
Anager
Sherwin-Williams
Glenmore V. Rice
Carroll Parkway
Frederick
Sarah Coventry, Inc
Terry Garment Co., Inc
Walkersville
Mad
Retreat Avenue
Hartford
Conn
New Windsor
W. C. Strobel
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Patrick Court Building
Willis T. Thompson
Simpsonville
Clarksville
Commercial High School
Business College
Crystal
State Roads Commission
Eederick
Robert Bell
Woodshy
Nick
Ammon Eyler
Catoctin
S$. Naval Academy
Packard
Kemp Machinery
Braddock Heighits
N. Market St
Goddon
Jorge Holstein’ Hoster
Orville Lippy
Donne Les
Bushell Everett Moxley
Dichereo
Rabe
Arthur Ley
Rt. 4
Margaret Perkins
Monroe Avenue
Intesh
Stark’s Delicions
Jonnathan
Makehouse Apples
Virginia Mills Frat Farm
Fairtights
A. W. Geigler
Kenmore Zonosphere
Ward Des Juxe
New Market
Blue
South St
Frederick Newst
Cushman Sccoo
Market St. Erat
Appleton
iCall
Wilbur Cline
Lehn Kranich Bach
Knabe
Beadent
Cramer
Barbara Fritehle Faint
Washington Road
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
U. N. Market St
Avastinine
Philip Seeger
Patrick St
Singer Sewing
Singer Sewing Soenisr
Market St
Bale
Pay Inn
Fairview Ave
Spring Valley
Mount Olive Orchard
G. E. Wise
Liberty Town
Singer Sewing Machine
Singer Sewing Machines
Daniel Poole
Jefferson
H. P. Burdette & Son
Mt. Airy
Daily Bread by Rev Purnell Bailey
The author cites a century old manifesto from the Secularist League in Eu rope claiming science makes God unnecessary. He argues that after World War II people seek strength beyond themselves to control atomic power and warn that science without God is an abyss for thinking minds to face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Secularist League
Europe
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
Memoriam
Linton
Charles E
Christian Education Week
Woody Free
Knoxville, Md
West 5Th ST
Westinghouse
Kenmore
Frederick Fair
the Mutual Insurance Co
N. Market Street
Guy K. Motter
Gloria
Lena Ruhleman
Airport Inn
Route 3
Jefferson Hall
Jefferson, Md
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
T. Elmer Baer
Barthlow's
Winchester St
Poorssville
Montgomery County
David V. Smith Null
H. M
Buck” Alexander
Frederick Kromes Insulating Co
H. J. Kester
Third St. Frederick
Adamstown Reformed Church
Grimes
Jonathan
Orchard of
Hill Crest
Hill
Crest Orchards
Thurmont
Donald A. Reeser
V. B
St. Peter's Hall
Libertytown
Reichs’ Ford
McCutcheon’s Cider Press
Wisner St
Pearl Bargain House Rt
East Phone
Frederick Solar
Reliable Junk CO
East Sth
East St
Mars Opticians
Cross-roads
Mountaindale
Philco
George H. McBride
Woodsboro Tailoring CO
Woodsboro, Md
Zimmerman's Florist College
Ave
George E. Runkles
Walter E. Keeney
International Harvester
John Deere
Oliver Gang
Wilson
Montgomery Ward
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Guy Anders
Francis J. Esworthy
Laurence R. Wilcom
Court House
New Market District
Riehl's
Wilcom
Edward D. Storm
Sherman P. Bowers
Trustees
John L. Fenton
West Fifth St
John L. Ponton Auctoncar
St. John's Great Books
John S. Kieffer
Burr Artz Library
Frederick June CO
Frank Gastley & Sons
W. A. Cullen
Monroe Ave
Austin C. Harris
Third St
Frednr_room
Maurice E. Crum
Bath
M. Orlando
New York Ave
N.W
Washington
D.C
Nice
Landis Jewelry Store
South Market St
NISI
Truth Eyler
Amos A. Holter
Joseph H. Eyler
Ellis C Wachter
Memory Trio
No Lutheran Church
Walkers
Braddock
Bruunswick
Cox
G. Jensen
Phoebe Webb
Ladies Gold Hamilton
Myrtle Rice
Ralph Kline
Economy of! Co., Inc
York
VFW
West Patrick Street
John R. Webb
U. S. Route 40
Ridgeville
Ridge Bus Io
Hearby
H. P. Surdette & Son
McCutcheon's Press
South Wisner St
SF Gate
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
Nate
Lucscay
Leddy Furriers
Patrick Court
West
Patrick
Park
Nishes
Ethan
Loor Prerty
E. Patrick St
Mew Citizen Pub
Mew Citizen Pub, Co
Fredenci
AVA
Robert L
Otep
B. Kehne
North Market Street
Madison Street
Gilmoen Rh. Flauty, Jr
Real Estate Board of
Inc
A. Luther Knowles
Murray C. Bonn
St. Frederick
Howard A. Gross
Nice Awn
J Giutden
Court St
P. B. Roup
P. B. Roop & Son Real Estate
Murray C. Bohn
State Road
Phony Union Bridge
Johnsville
G. H . Mercer
Nice Yard
N. Market St. Immed
Pass
W. South St
E. 4Th St
Edge City
W. Patrick St
Grayson H. Mercer & Sons Real Estate
Pythian Castle
Paul Magaha
John L. Ponton
Elee
Strout Realty
Taneytown
Lfe
Peoples Finance CO
North Court St
Ta Home Small Loan Company
Noah E. Cramer & Son
Keefer M. Koogle
Tzast Third ST
West Ah St
Keefer M. Koogly
Grant
Ralph W. Boyer
Pelose
St. Niece
Hyattstown
Hann
Russell
Horman
Wilson Place
Cape Cod
H.W
Fourney
Emmert R. Bowlus
West Church Street
M. Alexander
RL. Kelly
E. D. Farnsworth
Frederick, Inc
Join Hospital
Nipwspa
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