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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1944

Page

9

Emmitsburg election set for May first and registration rules

Emmitsburg Burgess and Commissioners agreed April 8 to appoint Mrs. Frank Campbell as register and Mrs. Harry Boyle as election judges. Residents 21 plus may register April 18 and 25 at the town office to vote May 1 at Fireman's Hall. Burgess and Commissioner terms expiring May 1, with candidates due by April 21 noon.

Emmitsburg Frank Campbell Harry Boyle East Main Street West Main Street Joseph Hoke Arnold Lloyd G. Ohler Luther Kugler David R. Martin Anzio Beachhead Italy Lions Club Blue Ridge Mountains Dave Charles J. Ridge 25Th Base Air Sqd Westover Field Mass Armed Forces Flying Corps Infantry Marines Coast Guard Treasury Department Washington, DC Charles E. Ridge Mindanao Philippines Arthur MacArthur Louis Rosensteel Camp Langdon N. H Biry Camp Hood Texas Louis

Union Bridge elects Skinner mayor and councilmen

In Union Bridge the Monday election produced seventy one votes. W George Skinner won the mayoral race while councilmen named were C Howard Myers Carroll B MedCleaf George K Millen William R Geiling and Honor D Hartzler all returning from the previous board except Geiling who is in the service on furlough for Easter. A Service banner with the number 108 showing active Union Bridge district men was displayed in Israel's show window alongside pictures of service members. Durbin Fogle has arrived safely overseas and is reported to be in North Africa.

Union Bridge W. George Skinner Howard Myers Carroll MedCleaf George K Millen William R. Geiling Honor D Hartzler Mr Geiling William Ogle George Cranmer John Lightner Robert Stone Robert Bloom

Emerald Oil promises to end foot misery in minutes

Emerald Oil guarantees to stop distress and odors with a few drops applied to the feet twice daily. The formula blends essential oils with camphor and antiseptics, promising relief from soreness and sweating with a money back guarantee from druggists.

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Union Bridge club notes and Red Cross drive update

Local social page records the Union Bridge War Fund drive total of 1113 dollars 99 cents with 178 still needed to reach 1500. The Union Bridge Fuel Company assisted after a minor fire at the Grant Baker home in New Windsor. A barn dance to benefit the Red Cross is set for April 18 at Elmer Wolfe High School with Pop SY and his orchestra. Several visits and social hosting events are listed, detailing guests from nearby towns and travelers on furlough or military induction.

Ers Joan Eckard Union Bridge Raymond Selby Union Bridge Fue Grant Baker New Windsor Elmer Wolfe Red Cross Pop SY Harry Holtzople Johnsville Lew Myers Wilbur Gladhill Greensboro

Vera Krepps seriously ill in Bridgeport Connecticut

Bolivar residents learn Mrs Vera Krepps widow of C C Krepps is seriously ill at her Bridgeport home at 954 Rosyth Street. Also noted is the death of Mrs Maggie Elizabeth Nuce at age 50 near Harpers Ferry after declining health, daughter of the late Marion Virts of Lovettsville Virginia.

Bolivar Vera Krepps C. C. Krepps Bridgeport Connecticut Rosyth Street Maggie Elizabeth Nuce Bud’ Nuce Harpers Ferry Marion Virts Lovettsville Vir

Weekend visits and promotions noted in local society notes

Seresa Drake and Mr and Mrs Clarence Welsh hosted guests over the weekend. George Wie attended Camp David exercises where his son Charles Wire was promoted to second lieutenant, returning home on leave. Horace Taylor and family from Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Charles Souder and others in Takoma Park. J H Mussetter visited his father at New Market. Rebecca Leamon and Mrs C A Brown called on friends in Clarksburg Sunday afternoon.

Ginka Ebeneezer Cemetery Ira Daigara Mary Beth Daigara K. K. Cavalier Wilber Winters Muss Elmer Johnson Alexandria C. C. Johnson B. B. Ranson Luther Dyett New York Roy Hart C C. Johnson Sam Linden Johnson England Arys Green George Green U.S M Daniel Dudrow Charleston W. Va Kate Marlatt Emma Cromwell Martinsburg Kendall Harrison Robert Edwards Harpers Ferry Schnauffer’s Hospital Brunswick, Md Jule Keller Washington, DC Castleman Richmond Roanoke Virginia Eva Stoneberger Pacific Mass Mae Henkel Washington, D. C Grove Henkel Bolivar Leona Staubs Charles Staub Italy Charles Joe Brill Marshall Smallwood Clay McCormick Larry Charles Kelican W. E. Kelican C. H. Birmingham Balimore M. F. Castleman Dan Hutchens Fresno Calif Frank Todd Autler Okla Newton D. Baker Hospital Anna Eyler J. H. Riegger C. E. Webb Paul E. Hubanks Silver Spring Cecil E. Webb Laura Brill Baltimore Donald Noland U. S. Navy Boston Mass Mullville Roy Noland Bolivar Methodist Sunday School Ayrs Green C. J. Koonce Hagerstown Gertrude Crawford Jack Slaughter Cromell Seaster Washington Street Crome Sharped Bolivar Church Norfolk Jack Pottierfield Conner E. Thirst Purcellville Bertie Pottenfeld Claude Beck Harrisburg Willard Booth D. E. Rust A. A Beatty Jere Brown Rosa Lindsey Sritisburgh James Landsey Ernest Painter Cpl Paul Bucklew Leesburg Dots Potterfield Wastington RL Potterfeld Alme Buckins Clarendon Va Lowellsville George H. Hirst Potterfield Peal Snoots Seaman Peen Chester Frye Jett TW Baker Berkley Baker Bonnie Sue Pearl Snoots Varguna Graham Mason Rust Ig Mason Rust Camp Willow Run Ypsilanti Mich St. George Edna Albaugh Margaret George Cecelia Albaugh Fiend Rigeley J. H. Mussetter Mr . H. Mussetter New Market Rebecca Leamon C. A. Brown Clarksburg

Visitors From Arlington Visit Germantown Couple

Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown in Germantown were Mr Edward R O Brosius and his daughter Margaret from Arlington Virginia. They were welcomed by the hosts and shared a cordial afternoon in the home of the Browns.

Germantown Carroll Brown Edward RO Brosius Margaret Arlington, Va

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Lydia E. Pinkhar Lydia E. Pinkham Coats Gabardine Rosenour North Market ST Freeman ISA Shoe Bertram Brosias Edward R. Broalus, Jr Takoma Park Jane Margaret Leamon St Joseph Joe Frederick Williamson's Chino Army Dustone
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