Brooder House Fire Kills 300 Chicks in Lovettsville
In Lovettsville Virginia a brooder house housing 300 chickens owned by Sam George burned last Tuesday night. George learned of the loss the following morning and authorities suspect a defective oil burner as the cause. The report also lists local residents and events from the community around Lovettsville including visits, ministerial meetings, and military notices.
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Lovettsville
Sam George
Nene
George
R. C. Sorrick
Sorrick
Silver Spring
W. A. Wade
Earl J. Spring
Reuben Herndon
Lee Hollins
Leesburg
Virginia
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Loudoun
Fairfax
Prince William
Arlington Counties
Arlington
L. P. Myers
Loudoun County
Hutchinson
P. W. Myers
Bertie Potterfield
H. W. Beatty
Red Cross
Marty T. Pancoast
Easter egg hunt at Chester Mone home draws many
Mrs. Levin Harney Gettysburg returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Barkington Shrive. An Easter egg hunt was held at the Chester Mone home with games and refreshments. between 9 and 50 persons were present.
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Littles
Union Bridge Local Note Reunions and Illness Updates
Mrs Frank Pit recovering well at home after eye operation at Ear and Threat Hospital. Gene Bohn absent from school due to illness. Mrs Kermit Reed and two children move from Pennsylvania to stay with her parents in Union Bridge as her husband is called for service. Miss Mildred Coleman of Philadelphia visited Bark Hill over the weekend with the Edward Coleman family.
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Union Bridge
Frank Pit
Ear and Threat Hospital
Reed
Mildred Coleman
Philadelphia
Edward Coleman
Bark Hill
E. D. Peters
Maurice McDaniel
Visitors Return Home From Virginia Visit
Kenneth Stambaugh near Union Bridge recovered from a finger infection linked to a past injury after a week visit with relatives in Virginia. Miss Ruth Utermahten of Baltimore spent several days in Middletown with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Welfe.
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Union Bridge
Virginia
Kenneth Stambaugh
Ruth Utermahten
Baltimore
Middletown
Welfe
High School Honors and Boarding School Plans Revealed
Pvt James Pryor returns home on furlough, wife Mary Ott and Jane Fitzgerald note St Josephs High recognizes top exam scorer earning a St Josephs College scholarship. Moss Fitzgerald is in senior year as St Josephs announces ending boarding services by 1947 after years of boarding students.
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Emmitsburg
James Pryor i
Camp Gordon Johnston
Fla
Mary Ott
Jane Fitzgerald
Frank Fitzgerald
Tow
St. Joseph's High School
St Joseph's College
Moss Fitzgerald
Taneytown War Memorial Committee Organized
At a Taneytown town hall meeting a partial Taneytown District War Memorial committee was formed with Mervyn C. Fuss as permanent chairman and Mayor Norville P. Shoemaker as assistant. Representatives from the town council Chamber of Commerce American Legion Fire Company and I O O F attended. A follow up meeting is set for Thursday April 7 to appoint more delegates and decide the memorial type. Rev L B Hater David Smith and Mervyn Fuss attend the Grand Lodge session in Baltimore.
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Taneytown
Town Council
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Post, Fire Company
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Mervyn C. Fuss
Norville P. Shoemaker
Assisant
L. Bo Hater
David Smith
Mervyn
Fuss
Grand Lodge of the L. O. F
Baltimore
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood men at Westminster rally list
Among 22 Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood members attending a Westminster rally last week were Revs. Sutcliffe Hafer and church leaders led by President Mervyn Fuss and officers Frank Fair Wilmer Naill Clarence Eckard Sterling Snader Doty Rebb and others. Three milk bottles are made for every inhabitant in the United States. Also a radio promo for BRIGHT HORIZON on WFMD at 11 30 a m weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Westminster
Brest
Hareover
A. T. Sutcliffe
L. B. Hafer
Mervyn C. Fuss
Frank Fair
Wilmer Naill
Clarence Eckard
Sterling Snader
Doty Rebb
Wiliam F. Bricker
David Smith
Merle Ohler
Geary Bower
T. C. Legore
Wallace Reindollar
United States
Blackout Expected as City Warns of Power Disruptions
A Service Command spokesman said a blackout period was to be held tonight across Maryland as preparations for possible power interruptions continue. Officials noted two prior blackouts within the last two weeks and urged residents to stay alert for further alerts at any time.
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Baltimore
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Lovellsville
J. A. Womeldorph
Laura Potterfield
Dorothy Beatty
Concetta McKimmey
Dawn Stine
Elizabeth Frye
Anna V. Manning
Helen Miller
Sue Hieng
Jeanette Fleming
Jean McKimmey
Freas
Alma Heskett
Cumberland
Will Cole
Dennis Boyd
Gettysburg
Donald Snair
Albert Boyd
Connie
Littlestown
William Hankey
Norman Taylor
Westminste
George Shriver
Ronald
Ire
Albert Lott
Gettyng
George Marshall
Armed Services
Camp Meade
Asco Coffee
Prada
Harney
Surround
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Winchester Livestock Market
Dan Cox
the Plains
Jeff Bates
WFMD
Feas On
America
Simerica’s Prize
Richland Creamery Ib
Uncle Sar
Choice Tomatoes
del Monte Early Garden
Pei Farmdale
Asco
Farmdale
Betty Crocker
Pillsbury
Crax
Freche
Ivory
China
Priers Effer
Acme
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