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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1948

Page

9

Rats as Big as Cats Threaten Frederick Dump

Rat infestation in Frederick’s East Frederick area alarms residents as hundreds of oversized rodents feed on trash near the veterans housing project. City Attorney Zimmermann coordinates with police and a local extermination firm to use 1080 while avoiding harm to pets, with action expected today.

Chamber of Commerce Frederick Frank Dorsey Sergt Ben Phebus East Frederick East Zimmerman

Bill Aims to End Miner Vacation in Labor Bill

A Hartley bill before the House Labor Committee would curb the annual vacation of coal miners by extending anti trust law to unions and workers. Rep. Wint Smith says it would ban conspiracies to halt work and impose penalties akin to restraints on employers. Hearings to be held soon with aim to pass this session despite ongoing coal walkouts.

Washington Hartley R-Nf House Labor Committee Wint Smith R-Kas Smith Congress John L. Lewis Labor Committee House Senate

Ministers' Choir To Sing At Walkersville

The Pennsylvania Conference Ministers' Choir of the Evangelical United Brethren church will present its 137th concert since its 1940 founding at the Walkersville church on Thursday at eight. The event also marks 83 years since the first Walkersville Sunday School session in 1865 with an anniversary rally on April 18 at 10 45. Rev. HL C Kottier is a choir member and Rev. John W. Fisher will give the invocation. The concert program includes Doxology, God Is Good to Me, Bless This House, and The Creator among others.

Pennsylvania Conference Evangelical United Brethren Church Thehoir iEvangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville HL. C. Kottier Edwin H. Spor Hood Edo John W. Fisher Hershey Manchester Boahe

Social notes from Gaithersburg and surrounding areas

Local society items list numerous residents and visitors from Gaithersburg Potomac Germantown and nearby towns. Mentioned are trips to Florida Virginia and Pennsylvania family visits garden parties and a bridal or shower event for Mrs Crawford. Several households report returning home after winters away with multiple named families and towns cited.

Weather and Nursing School Factoids From 1940s Data

The report notes 24 hour precipitation up to 8 30 am today totals to 2 3 inches for April to date while April normal remains higher. Highs and lows are listed with last year figures and sunrise sunset times. It also cites United States nursing schools not affiliated with colleges totaling about 1490 in 1940.

United States

Frederick Chamber of Commerce to sponsor new directory

Officers and directors voted to sponsor a classified membership directory and back a conservation field day. President Charles K. Taylor led the executive session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. A committee was appointed to set style and material for the directory with no closing date for new listings. The board also endorsed a rural relations committee to assist the field day and a stamp observance for Francis Scott Key. A Bright Jewels Class supper at Calvary Methodist School featured songs and a program led by Mrs. Russell Dutrow.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce Charles K. Taylor Francis Scott Key Hotel Chambers of Commerce Wihout Art. Olivet Cemetery Calvary Methodist Church School FF. Haas Edward Mantz Russell Dutrow

Fort Leavenworth Woman’s Club Meeting Notes

Meeting notes from the Fort Leavenworth group describe an evening program held at the church hall led by Ruth Cromse with Mrs Dorothy Potman and Buddy Cal Tommy Wills. About twenty members attended and the roll call was answered by Mrs Ethel Rent and Miss Celeste Tha Tuenty. The May home program committee includes Katherine Feele chairwoman Beth Wolfe and Ethel Rena Mics Celeste Thomas.

Potsocleuay Praser Dorothy -Potman Jesus Socapa Une Ram Aliss Ruth Cromse Buddy Cal Tommy Wills Simon Ethel Rent Miss Celeste Tha Tuenty Indge Hall Katherine Feele Beth Wolfe Ethel Rena Mics Celeste Thomas Katherine Celeste Tr ‘Oden Mary Harrington Associats

Court News Diverse Filings and Divorces in Frederick County

Court notices show equity actions, injunctions, and absolute divorce bills including Myrtle L. Biggins versus Viscent 5 and Joseph Hardy against Eugene W. Pruitt. Multiple marriage licenses, separations, and property transfers are listed with varied addresses in Frederick County and surrounding areas.

Myrtle L. Biggins Viscent Biggins Joseph Hardy Eugene W. Pruitt Frederick County Paul K. Brown Camp Detrick Evelyn F. West Dill Avenue Samuel Franklin Gardner Frances Nava Rhoderick East Seventh Street Wilbur He. Jewell Leesburg Janet L. Myers Pure Raymond Lo Bak Maboa Pa Betty Jane Embeck Lewisbur Witham C Wy Ruta Fisher Rsters Read Pairicg John Ro Hesteuer Esther Mc Rretz

Frederick County land transfers and Grace Chapel meeting notes

Several property transfers are listed with names and ten dollar consideration including Ror R Leatherman to Charles E Henson and Edna C Poffinberger to Charles A Poffinberger and Atlee C Kinna to Claude E Moore. Grace Re nch Sunday school reports a 24 member roll call and upcoming meetings May 5 and May 13 with refreshments. Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose announces an officers meeting at Mary Baker’s home and a birthday night at the Moose on West South Street.

Samuel C. Grams George W. Summers Elmer £. Shafer Anna K. Williams Leon G. Poole Charles W. Harris Ror R. Leatherman Charles E. Henson Edna C. Poffinberger Charles A. Poffinberger Atlee C. Kinna Claude E. Moore Frederick Women of the Moose Mary Baker East Seventh Street Mouse West South Street

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