Homemakers Club and Women's Notes in Maryland Meetings
Greensboro Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Louis Kauer's home with assistant hostess Mrs. Clarence Hollingsworth. Fol lowing games on the lawn and a Flag Day program, members shared punch ice cream strawberries and cookies before adjourning. Fifteen Marydel Homemakers met at Mrs. Howard Logan's for June with officer changes and August picnic plans. Maryland nutritionists urge milk and milk products as protective foods amid food shortages and manpower limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Chas. Wieneke
Chas. Dill
Hollingsworth
Butler
College Park
Pauline Edwards
Wm. Hubbard
Marydel
John Hodgson
L. H. Collison
Howard Logan
University of Maryland
Governor Proclaims June Dairy Month in Maryland
Governor Herbert R. O Conor proclaims June as Dairy Month urging Marylanders to recognize the dairy industry’s value to a peaceful world. He notes dairy’s role as a staple of nutrition and the need to keep supplies steady amid high demand and wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Palmer Jr. Receives Army Commendation Ribbon
Sergeant Walter B. Palmer Jr. is authorized to wear the Army Commendation Ribbon after letters dated May 15 1946 from Major General E N Almond salute his service from September 1915 to March 1946. Palmer joined the 38th Infantry at Camp Wheeler and served as Personnel Clerk at Fort Lewis before aiding Camp Carson operations.
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Walter B. Palmer
Walter B. Palmer Jr
Fort Lewis
Wash
Walter
E. N. Almond
Second Infantry
Army of the United States
C” 38Th Infantry
Palmer
United States
Army
Japanese Beetle Traps Available for Lease in County
County Agent F. M. Rogers announces leasing of Japanese beetle traps with a 20 cent fee per trap. Those renewing bait or obtaining new bait pay 10 cents per bottle or 5 cents for returning old bottles. Leasing stations listed in Caro area include Farmers Supply, Denton Southern States Cooperative, Ridge ly Miss Charlestra Davis, Greensboro, Miss Betty Morris Preston, and Mr Horace Morgan's Store Queen Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Rogers
Caroline County
Farmers Supply
Denton
Southern States Cooperative
Ridge
Charlestra Davis
Greensboro
Betty Morris
Preston
Horace Morgan
Queen Anne
New Japanese Beetle Traps Leased in Caroline County
New trapping program in Caroline County will lease two trap types for beetle control. Automatic traps using DDT will kill beetles on contact, with limited supply of 50 to 60 units. A milky white disease trap lets beetles contaminate themselves to curb grub generations. Six hundred pounds of spore dust will be spread on lawns pastures and meadows this year. Interested parties may contact the leasing station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Merriken
Federalsburg
Goldsboro
Rogers
Caroline County
New sugar stamps eased for home canning on July first
The National OPA announced that a second sugar stamp will be valid for home canning starting July 1. Spare stamp No. 10 and sugar ration book No. 4 will allow five pounds through October 31, and stamp No. 9 remains valid for the same period. Butter prices rise 11 cents per pound June 17, with Maryland cheese prices adjusted by store class and type. Bakers will receive 60 percent sugar of 1941 levels during July to September, lowering bake output to conserve sugar for bread.
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OPA
Leo H. McCormick
Maryland
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Homemakers Club
Dustry
Eta
Juste
Carville Fleetwood
Hardware Company
Phone
Denton, MD
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W. E. Hurst and Son
Court Street
Cambridge
Jewell Refrigeration Service
Stevensville, MD
Wright
Veal
Palmolive
Little Darling
Stringbeans
Libby
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