Additional Questionnaires Mailed to Local Draft Board
Questionnaires were mailed to day by local Draft Board One to a list of names with order numbers 10251 to 10300. The long roster includes Joseph Franklin Stanton, Sidney Ritchie Hickman Jr, Howard Morris Hahn, Charles Staey, Leon Merriman, Ralph Rohrgack, Austin Young, Harvey Cordell, Solomon Moss, Keefer Crampton, Weldon Russel, Robert Schaffer, Laur an Down, Donald Brown, Louis Hildebrand, Claude Garver, Edward Cecil, Louis Leisman, Charles Duffin, Fred Sprigg, Harry Stup, Melvin Lee, Emory Wirts, Orman Harris, Austin Staley, Robert Hilmer, John Carey, Frank Patterson, James Porter, Clinton Rhoades, Austin Young Jr, Richard Holland, Henry Delauder, DeHaven Toms, John ONeill, Harvey Hoffman, Talmage Cecil, George Carter, Kenneth Fagle, James Manammitt, Harry Gladhill, Gilmore Hine Keller, Roy Wise, John Stanton, Carl Brook, Charles Stine, Wilkie Ricketts, Rusgerl Simmons Warfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Franklin Stanton
Ice Street
Sidney Ritchie Hickman, Jr
Point of Rocks
Howard Morris Hahn
Frederick
Gilmore Winfield Stitely
East Sixth Street
Charles Paul Sta‘ey
West 13Th Street
Leon Elsworth Merriman
East Street
Brunswick
Ralph Rohrgack
Locust Valley
Austin Ulysses Young
East Fourth Street
Harvey William Cordell
Adamstown
Solomon Jesse Moss
Knoxville
Keefer
Crampton Jefferson
Weldon Russel
Gurnell
Fifth Street
Robert McKinley Schaffer
East Third Street
Lauran Preston Down
West Patrick Street
Donald Sidney Brown
Louis Hildebrand
Claude Luther Garver
West Fourth Street
Edward Ralph Cecil
Walkersville
Louis Joseph Leisman
Charles Edward Duffin
Church Street
Fred Allen Sprigg
Patrick Street
Harry Eugene Stup
Melvin Franklin Lee
Bentz Street
Emory Leon Wirts
Point of Roe
Orman Irving Harris
Austin George Staley
Robert Stanley Hilmer
Winchester Street
John Marlowe Carey
New Addition
Frank Patterson
James Albert Porter
Clinton Melvin Rhoades
South Market Street
Austin Ulysses Young Jr
Monroe Street
Richard Adolphus Holland
All Saints
Henry Hoffman Delauder
Petersville
DeHaven Samuel Toms
South Street
John William O'Neal
Braddock
Harvey Sylvester Hoffman
East South Street
Talmage Noble Cecil
Jefferson Street
George William Carter
East E Street
Kenneth Edward Fagle
East Church Street
James Joshua Manammitt
Klinehart's Alley
Harry Melvin Gladhill
Harry Luther Walters
Gilmore Hine Keller
Jefferson
Roy Milton Wise
Middletown
John Robert Stanton
South Bentz Street
Carl Lewis Brook
Feagaville
Charles Glenn Stine
East Main Street
Wilkie Carlton
Highest butterfat and milk yield in local herd report
The top butterfat producer was Willson Poole of Sellman with 89 pounds of butterfat and 1981 pounds of milk. Sellman’s herd ranked second with 32.5 pounds. Other high herds included W J King Woodfield 31.6, Allie Messer Gaithersburg 31.5, Floyd E Huntley Olney 30.1, W L King Gaithersburg 29.6, and Raymond Kemp Woodfield 29.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson Poole
Sellman
The
Improvement Association
W. J. King
Woodfield
Allie Messer
Gaithersburg
Floyd E. Huntley
Olney
W. L. King
Raymond Kemp
Public Installation Tonight By DeMolay Frederick Chapter
Frederick Chapter of the Order of De Molay holds a public installation of officers tonight at 8 15 at the Masonic Temple on the third floor. Owen Mercer Past Master will be installing officer and C Robert Ray Past Master and State Master will be Marshal. Newly elected officers include Monroe Stauffer Master Councillor Austin Baumgardner Senior Councillor Bernard Gilbert Junior Councillor Clinton Rhoades Scribe and Treasurer Charles Kemp Chaplain Roberts Haines Almoner Donald Shipley Orator Austin Abrecht Sentinel Robert Rothenhoefer Senior Deacon Walter Mariz Junior Deacon Richard Wachter Senior Steward Walter Roney Junior Steward Guy Motter Jr Marshal James Mullican Standard Bearer Jules Jacobson Leroy Davis L Michael and L Cannon Preceptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Owen Mercer
C. Robert Ray
Monroe Stauffer
Austin Baumgardner
Bernard Gilbert
Clinton Rhoades
Charles Kemp
Roberts Haines
Donald Shipley
Austin
Abrecht
Sentinel
Robert Rothenhoefer
Walter Mariz
Richard Wachter
Walter Roney
Guy Motter, Jr
James Mullican
Jules Jacobson
Leroy Davis
L. Michael
L. Cannon
Bill back to committee on Senate clerkship plan
Senators sent back to committee a 27,696,048 legislative appropriations bill that would have granted each Senator at least one $1,800 yearly clerk. Senator Tydings opposed the clerkship amendment, saying it would be redrafted to add three clerks for New York and two for each senator from several states at $1,500 a year to aid heavy merit workloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Ohio
Texas
Michigan
Aic
Free Earth Root Remedy Book Promises Skin Relief
A free book by twelve authors claims a simple earth based product can ease psoriasis eczema athlete's foot acne varicose ulcers and poison oak. The offer provides a Chicago address P O Box 5170 for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Chicago
Supreme Court to hear Carroll County habeas appeal
Arguments opened in Washington as the Supreme Court reviews Carroll County case of Betts condemned for robbery. Betts, 7 year prisoner, argues denial of counsel by Maryland judge violated rights. state contends no jurisdiction to review Bond’s denial. Counselor Slingluff argues no higher Maryland court remains for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Carroll T. Bond
Maryland Court of Appeals
High Court
Bond
Jesse Slingluff, Jr
Maryland
Betts
Minstrels Well Received By Utica Lutheran Women’s League
Despite bad weather, a large crowd attended the first presentation of the Utica Lutheran Women’s League third annual minstrel show. Acts included Kay Kyser and His School of Musical Knowledge, the Four Hoboes, the Cotton Pickers’ Band, and plays Where Der s A Wife Der s A Fray and Two Scared Coons. The Lewistown Hall hosted the final performance last night. The league, about forty members, supports charitable work and assists the church financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Lutheran Women’s League
Kay Kyser
Lewistown Hall
League
Baker Trial Moved to Cumberland Amid Pretrial Publicity
Chief Judge D Lindley Sloan ordered the trial of C Waiter Baker, an attorney indicted on embezzlement, moved from Hagerstown to Cumberland. The transfer followed affidavits by 12 leading citizens saying an impartial trial could not be held locally. Disbarment proceedings were delayed until after the criminal case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
D. Lindley Sloan
C Waiter Baker
Cumberland
Sloan
Baker
The
Bar Association
Want Three More Nurses For Montgomery County
Montgomery County seeks three additional public health nurses in the Health Department for the next fiscal year's budget. County health officer Dr. W L Ellicott told the Public Health Council at the Rockville courthouse meeting that the new staff will raise the county ratio to one nurse per 5000 people. One fifth of salaries to be paid by the Tuberculosis Association. The note ends with an unrelated line on tarpon scales used in costume jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County Health Department
W. L. Ellicott
Montgomery County Public Lay Health Council
Courthous
Ellicott
Montgomery County Tuberculosis Association
Vocation Field Day At University Of Maryland For 300 Farm Boys
Dr H F Cotterman announces about 300 Maryland Future Farmers of America members will attend a vocation al field day at Maryland April 23. It runs with a livestock show by the Black and Bridle Club and includes poultry judging public speaking and milk judging contests. Afternoon events feature sheep shearing inter sorority milk judging and inter fraternity greased pig chase. Medals and 115 in cash prizes are awarded by the Maryland State Poultry Council. Judges include Guy Harmon James Trappe and EL J Thompson from Blakeford Tyrconnel farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Pack
Apo
H F Colterman
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
University of Maryland
Maryland State Poultry Council
Cotterman
Guy Harmon
James Trappe
Blakeford Farms
Queen Anne County
EL J Thompson
Tyrconnel Farms
Frederick County
Weather data and police resignation form Frederick page
The report lists 24 hour precipitation none with 1942 to date short of April by 0.04 inch, April 1941 total 3.67 inches, yesterday high 58, low 25, sun and moon rise/set times, followed by George H Crum resigning from the Frederick Police Department to join Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police, beginning duties at Locust Point today after appointment last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crum
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police
Locust Point
Police Commission
Acquittal data trimmed to keep records up to date
Maryland officials launch plan to erase arrest records after acquittals. Judges forward memoranda to the Motor Vehicles Commissioner to officially drop charges, replacing prior practice of leaving arrest reports on drivers’ files. May affect many autoist records as corrections are sent to Elgin upon memorandums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
O'Conor
W. Lee Elgin
Elguys
State Traffic Safety Committee
Elgi
Freshman Group Traveled With Staff From Greensburg and Montclair
Montclair New Jersey and Greensburg Pennsylvania are cited as origins for a freshman class group. Miss Barbara Feiker, physical education instructor, accompanied them along with Miss Mary Ellen Pontius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Mary Ellen Pontius
Greensburg
Barbara Feiker
Rockville Seeks Bids for Street Improvements
Rockville mayor and council invite bids for curbs gutters paving and grading on South Washington Street Rockville dated April 14 indicating project scope and bidding timeline with local government involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Washington Street
Bishop Hughes Convening 178th Alexandria District Meeting
The Alexandria District Conference of the Methodist Church will hold its 178th convention on April 21 22 at the Leesburg Methodist Church in Leesburg Virginia. Sessions will be held in morning and afternoon blocks across both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Hughes
Alexandria
the Methodist Church
Leesburg Methodist Vehurch
Leesburg
Evening Meeting Set With Guest Speaker April 21
An evening gathering is scheduled for April 21 with Bishop Edwin H. Hughes as speaker. Rev. R H. Forrester serves as pastor of the host church, inviting attendees to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Hughes
R H. Forrester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calvary Methodist Church School
Harry Zimmerman
Lois Zimmerman
Wm. Zimmerman
Claude Hahn
Thompson Head
William E. Thompson
Boyds
Montgomery County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Thompson
Jug Bridge
News-Post
Bils
DeMolay
Keystone
Nicodemus
Court St
Quaker City
North Market Street
Pavillion
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Polled
Shorthorn Breeders Association
Paul Swaffer
Blacksburg
Carroll County
Williamson
Rexall Drug
Frederick, MD
Montgomery County
Uae
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Laurel Branch
Clarence H
Sarah E. Potts
Grigg
London
James Grigg
Rark
Civil Service
House of Commons
Cardiff
Lydia
Pinkham
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Peart
D. H. IL. Association
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Charles Dillon
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
E. South
U.S. Machine Corporation
Inkler Stokers
Francis R. Summers
E. Patrick Sr
Puogne
Olds
Colgr Urkufs
Standard Life Insurance Will
Charles M. O'Donnell
West Church Street
Parabo Crystals
R. H. Bogle Company
Alexandria, VA
Ees Tetra
Greens
Hamilton’s
East
San AM RO
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