USO No 2 To Be Opened Here Shortly
A second USO club will open soon after Easter at the All Saints parish house 21 North Court Street not replacing the Pythian Castle site. The new USO No 2 will offer a lounge reading writing and dancing space with a record player and quieter atmosphere. On Good Friday a King of Kings film show is planned in the new club room with renovations following Easter. The Easter party is set for Thursday at USO Club No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Ke
USO
Allon Bennett
All Saints Episcopal Parish
North Court Street
USO Club
Pythian Castle
Samuel Jobster
Cecil B DeVite
Howeverse Parish
Camp Detrich
Salvege
Mt St Mars's College
Fort Meade
Little Creech Va
Clifford M Yinger Barman
Joe Rephiens
Nave
Vin
United States
Pfc
Ruth Daron
Chissam Me
Cpl
William Daume
von Rue Mich
Bath
Camp Detrick
Cinita Noon
Los Angeles
Anna Lee Etchison
Betts Ellin
Hal Lee Olt
Will of Sarah B Shuly filed in New London probate
The will dated December 19 1908 bequeaths $20 to trustees for Central Cemetery upkeep $40 for a suitable gravestone $50 to a niece and $50 to a nephew $125 to the children of a deceased brother plus $225 to another brother Edward L Shultz and $225 to a niece Naomi with real estate. Charles was named executor witnessed by John R Brandenburg and Cnarle D Walther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B Shuly
New London
Bequet
Central Cemetery
Charles
Jesse Aldridge
Stanley
Witham
Edward L. Shultz
Naom
John R Brandenburg
Cnarle
D Walther
Leaders Bible Class At Calvary Methodist Church
A Sunday Leaders Bible Class gathering of C P Telephone Company employees was led by William S Gosnell with Edward S Rice giving the addresses. The Leaders quartet sang while Millard Crum led the class singing. Wilmer Smith presided as 133 men attended 37 red division 67 blue with nine visitors five re instatements and one new member added. Easter services next Sunday will feature Edward S Rice as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C & P Telephone Company
Calvary Methodist Church
William S. Gosnell
Edward S Rice
Compan
Elmer Brengle
Millard Crum Wilmer Smith
Married in Washington DC Miss Lizne Poole Weds Elmer Cline
Miss Lizne Poole daughter of Mrs Nan Tie Poole of Middletown and Elmer H Cline of Boonsboro were married March 25 at Luther Place Memorial Church on Thomas Circle Washington D C The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Ralph Tabor The couple will reside in Boonsboro and work in Leatherman farm and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lizne C Poole
Nantie E Poole
Middletown
Elmer H Chine
Boonsboro
Luther Place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle
Ralph Tabor
Zion Lutheran Church
Glenn Gaver
Choe
Hagersteyn Shoe and Legging Co
Hagerstown
Cline
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frederick
Boonsacre
Local health notes report multiple injuries and recoveries
A string of medical updates from Frederick area: Rex Di and Wes B W Mechs. Ms Pan T Fish Baltinar and others treated after accidents and falls. Miss Lilah R Gaut recuperating after an appendix operation at Fredeck Cis Hospital. Dr Joseph Henry Apple show minor improvement. Carl F Darner underwent tonsil and adenoid removal. Delmes Hahn remains hospitalized en route to University Hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bucky
Aidsoe
Rex di
Wes
Union
Ding Aloas
Sch
Palm Sunday Vesper Service at Cedar Crest College
Palm Sunday vesper service at Cedar Crest College featured Dr Dale It Mouore as president speaking on faith and God’s peace. The program included hymns and readings with music by Handel and a choir member presented, reflecting on love, hope, and redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Cedar Crest College
Palm Surdas
Boodbech Mall
Hood Cobless
Caris di Moore
Voge
Choy
J Alex G
Handel
Nees Mars Geithude Ginn
jJumor
Opera Singer Joins Choir at Palm Sunday Service
The Palm Sunday service at the Presbyterian church featured additional drama as Joan Harold, a young tenor, sang the title role from The Marriage of Figaro with the Ocloch Opera Company on January 10. Harrold later performed at St John the Divine in New York. He is hosted by Mr and Mrs Leroy Davis and their son Donald. The day drew a large crowd including Hood College students and Camp Detrick personnel, who witnessed his hymn and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Joan Harold Young
Ocloch Opera Company
Harrold
St John the Divine
New York City
Orvyle Hareld
Metropoltan Opera
M. Harrold
Mia
Leroy Davis
Chee
Donald Ave
North Warhel Stice
Fiedkach
Janealy Svoung Davis
Farmell
Figaro
Ted
Sander
Suah School Studen
Satuday
Opera Company
Merry Wites of
Windsor
Waynesboro
Davis
Fisher
Donall
Mornes
Meival
Weaver
Hood College
Camp Detrick
Eor
Cna
Aung
Clurch
Harold
Fire Throwers Used By Nazis On Beachhead Near Rome
Allied headquarters reports German flare throwers attacked the left flank below Rome while Italian and Allied forces pressure the Cassino area. Heavy mortar fire continued overnight as infantry and artillery clashed along the beachhead and nearby peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Rome
Fifth Ain
Flerethrasers
Carroceto
Altiuuh
Morta
Cisterna
Csternuovo
Merrone
Cassino
Carroll County Board Acceptances for Army and Navy
From Carroll County board, several individuals were accepted for service. Army recruits to report to Fort Meade on April 4 include William Lewis, Crouse, and Robert Elst, plus Madison Pitchetl of Woodbine and Francis from Mt Auy. Navy selections: Irving McKendry Burdette of Monrovia, Edward Lee Hurley of Damascus, Mark William Fleming of Woodbine, Norville Thomas Johnson of Union Bridge, Route 1. Army reports due April 8 include Charles Edward Ute of Union Bridge for Navy reporting April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Caroll County
Fort Meade
Lewis
William Crouse
Robert Elstwoth
Babel Mt Auy
Scalded Toddler Recovering After Bed Incident
Edward Smith, ten days after an accident, is reported to be progressing satisfactorily at Frederick Cut Hospital. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Francis Smith of Libertstown, sustained burns when a pan of hot water toppled from his bed as his mother tried to ease a cold with inhalation medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Charles Francis Smith
Libertstown
Frederick Cut
News apathy and time pressure lure readers away
Readers ignore the news as busyness and fatigue prevail while papers pile up unseen. A. Lufburrow notes many feel the press is junk and that current events demand attention, yet others choose to shut out the noise and retreat from daily coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lufburrow
Soothe arm pain and diaper rash with Mexaana powder
Soothe arm aches by sprinkling Mexaana soothing medicated powder. Relieves diaper rash and provides calming relief for irritated skin.
Radio Programs and Series Preview in Early Broadcast Lineup
A dense, OCR heavy list details radio programs and serials including Captain Midnight, Kiddies Serial, war commentary, orchestras, variety shows, and news segments. Highlights mention Captain Midnight repeats, The War News from the World, The Cavalcade of America, Information Please, and guest hosts with musical and dramatic sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioue
Pbe
heJewi Sulllavan
Jack Armetrong
Bluewest
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Henry J Taylor
Biu-West Mould
Thrace
Heidt & Is
bin Tulton
Lewis
Jad Sullivan
Ebs Toe Johnson
Carol Sisters
West
Hblu
Liondie-Dagwood
Ainedv
Cbs Basic
Che the Vine Air Forces
Nbe
Arlene Francis
Dis
Bawe Sherlieh Heimeas
Dr Wateon
Voorhees
Blue Vie
Gabriel Heatter
Conmment
Mbs
Los Pipteys
Ghicet Greohes
Blu Pius Winehelia
Poasmond Gram Swine
Amont Ble
Seien Guild Players & Guests
Ebs Hens Gladstone
Emment
Sally Swedtland
Hin
Chen
Paul Lavalte
Danes Vesic
Nhe-Linei
Stamp validity updates for wartime U S coupons
The Associated Press lists Book Four red stamps A8 to H8 and J&B as valid indefinitely, K8 and M8 valid April 9. Blue stamps 48B8 to K8 valid. Sugar stamps 30,31 five pounds. stamp 40 five pounds for home canning through Feb 28, 1945. Shoes and gas coupons detailed with regional expirations and units.
TAPS CLAIM GAIN New York April 2
Tokyo radio claimed Japanese troops forced Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten s 26th division to withdraw from Waungdaw and Buthedaung on the Atahan front in Southwestern Burma. The report, unverified by Allies, was carried by CBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo Radio
Lord Louis Mountbattens
Waungdaw
Buthedaung
Atahan
Burma
CBS
Open Meeting Shows Uses For Old Draperies At YMCA
An open meeting at the YMCA led by Miss Jesse Hammerly and the House Furnishing committee displayed items crafted from old draperies including pajamas sofa pillow covers and luncheon sets. Home agents discussed wall pieces bedside spreads and curtains turned into chair covers plus radiator caps and door flounces to save heat. In the afternoon a nutrition leaders gathering was held at the Y by the home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Jesse Hammerly
House
Leaders project work presented for April and November
The county Nutrition committee led the April meeting opening and shared project materials. Two members displayed food exhibits including Yellow Tomatoes and Controlling Household Pests that Contaminate Foods while the home demonstration agent issued food preservation materials for leaders to relay to club members. President Roosevelt, who has been suffering, was noted in a brief Washington update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Nutrition Committee
President Improves from Bronchitis Says Doctor
Vice Admiral Ross T McIntire reported the president is definitely improved with bronchitis well on the mend. The president’s cough is better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross T McIntire
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All Saints
Court Street
Leatherman
Ard
John S Bowlus
Jefferson
Helen Irene Smith
New Windsor
G Russell Leatherman
Wis Ion V Leatherman
Nea Hammons
John Harrold
Taney Homes Recreation Hall
Va Ricwaten
Helen Shelby
State Extension Service
Alpurns
Tyler Campbell San
Vic
Bruce
The
Pacific
Frederick County National Bank
NG U North Market
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reynols
Brooklyn
Reynolds
le Williamson's
Patrick and Carroll Streets
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pintham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Balantine
Vic Anthony
Pert Kelton
Jay Blackton
Orchestra
Ballantine Ale & Beer
Glamour Magazine
Willat Co.p
Blue and Grey Beauty Shop
Patrick Street
Washington
Roosevelt
America
WPB
OPA
Kemp
Ney
Rey
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