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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1943
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that most women are naturally homemakers but could profit from formal domestic skills. She urges those facing wartime economic shifts to train in home management, budgeting, cooking, and dressmaking to become self supporting. She warns of high demand for women in traditional domestic and related trades as men go to war, proposing new home based enterprises and support for families left behind.
Tubac Jones bursts into Stockman's Bank seeking a written agreement and a hands off policy, forcing a confrontation with Mr Haines and Lot Deckerman. The scene escalates as Jones claims Holeman Grant cattle are being trespassed upon, and tension rises with guards and stunned onlookers. The chapter ends with threats of jail and a looming showdown.
Woodfield residents Ava King and Noah King family ties appear in weekend visits. Rev. Dillon Groves led a flag dedication after revival services. Roger Burdette, a Damascian nephew, recently reported for the Army. Celeste Hawking earned a Bachelor of Science in Commerce from Blue Ridge College and will return for May graduation exercises.
Cedar Grove couple Mr and Mrs William N Beall receive congratulations on the birth of daughter Barbara Jean at Frederick City Hospital and expect to bring her home soon. Mrs Ward Ferrow called to Kansas home due to her father's illness. Mrs Lee King visiting North Carolina with daughter and grandchildren. Homemakers Club met at Mrs Germal Arnold’s home for March with 29 members and two new ones. March is the last month for Red Cross sewing. Miss Turner demonstrated two egg dishes as meat alternatives. Burdette family note mentions Aunt Annie Kemp and a burial in Pennsylvania with a month-old baby cared for by Anna Noonan and Mrs David Rombig. Women’s Society of Christian Service held their March meeting.
Military family notices list Pvt Edward L. Baker and Pvt Aubrey L. Baker of Port Devens Massachusetts and Pomona California. Property transfers show several deeds with names including Katie M. Troxell, Russell I Hoffmann, Edward N Derr, V Windsor Yingling, and others. Marriage licenses, ages, and divorces are recorded for multiple couples across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Marques include Shankle executors to Fry and wife, and sheriff transfer of property totaling $3400.
Sickness reduced attendance at a social hall meeting with about twenty five people present. Rev. Mr Snyder led the Mission Study. Luncheon was provided by Mrs John Purdue Miss Lucille Priest and Mrs Alln Thompson. Mrs Jim Perry left for Florida where her husband trains. Emma Bowman hosted guests Mr and Mrs Robert Bowman and Mr Leaf. Florence Nicholson visiting son Carson Nicholson in Baltimore. Local residents listed include George Arnold Glen Beho Davin Toohey Cabin John Louise Kengla Kensington Ernest Brandt Silver Spring Herald Hirst Takoma Park Spencer Brown Sandy Spring Carl F Stone Hillandale and Charles P Fox Gaithersburg. Representatives from Rockville and Hyattstown to be named soon.
Rockville April 5 appointment of 10 special deputy state fire marshals announced by Irving W. Johnson regional state fire marshal and president of the County Association of Volunteer Firemen. Names include Robert P. Dunlop Chevy Chase Gaither Musgrove Bethesda and other appointees.
ERSKINE JOHNSON reports on a heated argument within rival redhead organizations over Rita Hayworth being named the nation's redhead and Maureen O'Hara winning a separate title. The piece surveys fashion, censorship, star plots, and plans involving Rita Hayworth, Maureen O'Hara, Sonja Henie, Carole Landis, Cornel Wilde, and Roy Rogers.
In California Pyl Grivnes returns from the Hawaiian island and is reported to have left for California after a furlough at the home of his aunt and uncle, Gordon Fogle. Mrs. Blanchard Martin improves after confinement. Mrs. Abner Devilbiss hosted Willing Workers at St. Daniel’s Church for Jo Ann Kiss’s eleventh birthday with a party and games.
Union Bridge notes return of Lanwell from hospital in Baltimore after treatment. Washington resident Rheba Cartaendatlnes visited Union Bridge over the weekend at Mr. and Mrs. William Ritner residence. Navy man Roy Johnson stationed at Gulfport spent a week with his family here. Muha family moved from Claude Billinger property on Main Street to Middle Street. An appendectomy patient at Frederick City Hospital is reported to be dying. The Women’s Adult Bible Class met at Mrs. George Stocksdale’s home on Friday April 2 at 8 pm. Sir William Shank of the Air Corps recently rejoined duty.
The regular meeting of the Young People's Society of the Flint WH Methodist church will be held at the home of Miss Irene Lawson near Urbana on Friday evening April at 8 o'clock. After the business meeting there will be a social event.
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