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Newspaper
Herald Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1945
Page
10
The Victory Loan drive opens Monday with slogan Buy and Save. Chairman John D. Hollyday expects the county to reach 800000 in E bonds toward a 2400000 county goal, promoting the savings bonds maturing in ten years offering 4 for 3. Buyers are urged to invest, as many locals already purchase E bonds monthly for long term savings.
OPA Rent Examiner William H. Young faced a complaint over a $43 charge for two nights lodging. The examiner questioned the rate but lost interest when the receipt proved the amount was a fine, as the claimant had spent two days in Salt Lake City's jail on a drunkenness charge.
Silvertone Melody Boys headline a Masquerade Dance at Conococheague Park with weekly Saturday and Sunday night dances advertised for advance purchase.
Washington reports peanut butter will cost about six cents more per pound after the $38 million annual processor subsidy is halted November 1. Households will face higher prices on initial purchases as retailers adjust to the subsidy cancellation.
Obituary notices detail Hugh N Garver of Summit Avenue dying after a paralytic stroke at Washington County Hospital. Surviving widow Clara and children, along with extensive family, are listed. Services set at Suter Funeral Home with interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Additional notices report the deaths of Helen L Grim in Knoxville and Nelia C Myers in Pecktonville with funeral plans and interment details. Victor M St Clair’s funeral set at Kraiss Mortuary Chapel with interment in Macedonia cemetery.
William Newton Lenhart expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during his wife’s illness and death. He thanks them for floral tributes and the use of automobiles.
Uncle Roys Dixie Serenaders perform a Saturday event at Mt Lena Hall with fried chicken and Sunday service.
Elwood Kline, returning war worker and father of two boys aged seven and nine, says landlords refuse to rent once they learn of children. He has slept in his car while searching, noting one landlord would only rent if he became the man's employee. He plans to wait or move if a dwelling cannot be found.
In Yokohama on October 27 a pretty Japanese girl waved down an American jeep and signaled the driver to wait. She returned with an old woman and several children, all boarding the vehicle except the girl who vanished.
About 3000 Maryland school teachers at their 78th annual convention in Baltimore will hear Washington analyst Lothrop Stoddard. The representative assembly began with officer elections and reports from the resolutions committee. A stand urged opposition to universal compulsory military training. Mrs. Eugene Meyer argued for a new department of community services to safeguard child welfare and set standards with local, state, and federal agencies.
Fordham University seismograph logged a sharp quake today described as very sharp and deeper than normal. It appeared to center about 2,000 miles southwest of New York along the western Mexican coast.
The Mercersburg Lions Club announce the fifth annual Hallowe'en parade in Mercersburg on Tuesday October 30 at 8 pm. Chairman Raymond Myers says the event will exceed prior years with cash prizes totaling 250 dollars plus a 50 dollar first prize for best band. Out of town entries include the Aeronautic Civil Patrol Hagerstown fifty members and Williamsport Queen Float with twenty five contestants. Organizations may contact Myers for entry details.
SYDNEY Nova Scotia Oct 27 Two Canadians aim to cross the Atlantic in a 10 foot barrel setting sail at the first weather break They expect a 40 day crossing even if longer and hope to set a blue ribbon trans Atlantic record The barrel built of heavy oak staves has a heavy keel and a brief superstructure with a launch last week
In memory of Genevieve Feigley Detrow who died October 27, 1944. D J Detrow and Mr and Mrs C R Feigley mourn her loss and ask God to keep her memory bright in their hearts.
One year has passed since that sad day when God called her away. She is sadly missed by her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs F O Cooper.
In memory of my dear husband, John B. Hott, who died Oct. 28th. Two years have passed and gone since we were forced to part. Time and space cannot erase your memory from my heart. Sunshine passes, shadows fall, love remembrance outlasts all. By loving wife, Ernestine.
Chinese government and communists failed to reach a settlement after weeks of talks in Chungking. Mao Tse-Tung had left for Yenan earlier, with each side accusing the other of stalling while clashes across the country continued.
The Dutch government ordered open talks with Indonesian nationalists through acting governor general Hubertus van Mook. Amie Sjarifuddin said Indonesians would resume formal talks if a third party mediator is present and self determination is acknowledged.
In sad but loving remembrance of our dear husband and father Roy Lee Davis who departed this life two years ago Oct 28 1943. A precious one from us has gone. A voice we loved is stilled, a place is vacant in our home which never can be filled. God in his wisdom has recalled the boon his love has given. And though the body slumbers here his soul is safe in heaven. By His Wife and Children.
In sad but loving memory of our dear son and brother Roy L. Davis who passed away two years ago on Oct 28 1943. He rests in Manor cemetery as his family Mr and Mrs Edwards Davis and sister mourn and keep him near in their hearts.
The Hagerstown Board of Plumbing cites numerous improper plumbing installations and reminds residents that only licensed master plumbers may perform work. If an inspection finds dangerous or unsanitary faults, installations must be torn out and redone by master plumbers. Board members listed are Dr. J. A. McCallum, Victor Reel and A. M. Marshall.
The Victor Products Corporation joins the initial hundred founders of the National Patent Council based in Gary Indiana The council aims to defend U S patent system and promote better understanding of its role in the American incentive economy John W Anderson president of the council praised the Hagerstown factory for its commitment to innovation amid attacks on inventions by government circles
A rummage sale by the Beginners Department of St. John’s Lutheran Church will be held on Monday and Tuesday October 29 and 30 at the corner of East Franklin and North Locust. Proceeds support church activities.
Every Friday and Saturday night at The Old Mill Tavern Span ish Danceland featuring the Penn Maryland String Band and Your Old Friend Ross Adv.
Cpl Milton M Gillan transferred from Selfridge Field Michigan to Seymour Johnson Field North Carolina where he will soon be honorably discharged. Pfc Gene Nelson formerly of Camp Ritchie arrives in Mississippi. his wife resides with her parents on Mt Etna road. S/Sgt Roland Stottlemyer and his brother Cpl Kenneth Stottlemyer received discharges. another brother Pvt Robert Stottlemyer trains at Camp Blanding Florida. Cpl Eurice Wollard reports arrival home soon after service in Luzon. Pfc Kenneth Thorne plans early discharge after returning from service with Company B of the old National Guard. Warrant Officer Marvin F Strickler discharged from Camp Jackson Separation Center. over seas in Ordnance Department served in Panama Africa France. entitled to wear several ribbons and medals. Strickler, formerly with Noland Co., resides with wife Kathryn Crockett at 1098 Virginia Ave Hagerstown.
Saturday night at the Valley Inn features Curly and His Music Makers playing from 9:00 PM to 2:30 AM. Also advertised is a Hallowe’en Dance Wednesday night with advance tickets available.
Pfc John W Grove, son of Mr and Mrs William O Grove of 113 East Washington Street, is honored in a local obituary like notice noting his service. Details continued on page 2.
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