Yellow Springs Homemakers Adopt Relief Project
The Yellow Springs Homemakers Club chartered this month adopts overseas relief as its first project. Co chairs Birs Dalton Brickhouse and Mrs. Lewis J. Mariz lead the Tuscarora District effort to gather coats dresses shoes blankets polls pans and other personal or household items. A receiving station will operate April 29 at the Yellow Springs community hall from 1 to 9 pm before donations are sent to the Frederick Church World Service Center in New Windsor for international distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Frederick
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Mrs. Smith Honored By Woman's Guild
The Women’s Guild of St. John’s Reformed Church Woodsboro sent a delegation to Homewood in Hagerstown for a shower honoring Mrs. G. F. Smith former Heidelberg Workers president. Rev. Walter R. Hartzell led the event with gifts and refreshments and charter members attended among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild
St. John’s Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Homewood
Hagerstown
Walter R. Hartzell
G. F. Smith
Heidelberg Workers
St. John’s Church
Women's Guild
Guild
J. P. Feiser
Charles Wills
George Etzler
Frances van Fossen
John Crum
Etzler
Wills
Feiser
E. F. Hoffmeier
Glenn Lenhart
LeRoy Bartick
Allen Bowers
Joanne Meehan
Frank Meehan
van Fossen
State parole grants announced for 13 Maryland inmates
Governor Lane announced 13 paroles from Maryland prisons. The list includes Walter Summers sentenced in 1937 for second degree murder to 18 years at Maryland Penitentiary, and tre Ust with a 1847 larceny sentence in Washington county. Also named are Clarence E. Lewis, Ernest Le Roy Mose, and others with varied sentences in Frederick and Washington counties. The report notes recent years show rice production in the United States has nearly doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Lane
Maryland
Walter Summers
Queen Annes County
Tre Ust
Russell Cross
Washington County
House of Correction
Clarence E. Lewis
Frederick Country
Ernest le Roy Mose
United States
Modern Equipment Installed At Local Packing Plant In Improvement Program
Frederick County Products recently completed a two year revamp installing modern gear. New electric controls by Keystone Electric Co and Edw H Phillips Co upgraded the plant’s engine rooms and steam units replacing coal boilers for cleaner, efficient power processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Elec Control Board
Sen Can
Keystone Electric Co
Edw. H. Phillips Co
Rore
Keystone Company
Te Philips Company
Ste
Unis
Aia
Russell S. Barthlow
Frederick County Products
Warkor
Frederick County Products Inc
Potomac Commission Beats C P Telephone in Opener
The Municipal Soft Ball League opener ended with Potomac Commission defeating C P Telephone Company 20 to 18. The game featured a close score and key plays by Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomacison
C&p. Telephone Company
Informal talk by Democratic candidate in Winchester hall
War not inevitable says Democrat candidate Will Allen in Winchester Hall. He urges sending sensible, common sense lawmakers to Congress and discusses UMT socialized education religious schooling Taft Hartley farm subsidies and other issues. Also notes a Shanghai origin telephone call received by Mrs. Baer from her son Richard Powell stationed with U S naval forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Allen
Congress
Winchester
Hsll
Allen
Ai. Allen
Tonichi
Oelock
Brunswick
Shanghai
China
John W. Baer
Locust Valley
Middletown
Richard D. Powell
U. S. Naval Forces Headquarters
Baer
Social notes from Gaithersburg and surrounding areas
Mrs. Robert Garner hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Lawrence Perry. Mrs. George Ninas travels to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Eastwood of Philadelphia stay with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nutt host visitors including Dr. and Mrs. Robert Millsop. Mrs. George Woodfield visits Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon visit Hawkins. Hawkins to join them in Connecticut later. Mrs. Russell Umstead returns to Poolesville after visiting Durham. Mr. J. J. Chisolm of Pooles on a short trip to New York. Mrs Sprigs Hazes and her mother tour Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Leon F Cooper weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. James A Schroeder Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Robert Gartner
Lawrence Perry
George Ninas
Kansas City
Eastwood
Philadelphia
Earl Williams
Donald Nutt
Robert Millsop
Naval Medical Center
George Woodfield
Woodfield
Baltimore
Robert Benson
Frank Sheldon
and Hawkins
Connecticut
Durham
J. J. Chisolm
Pooles
New York
Sprigs Hazes
Poolesvue
Maryses
Cuba
Leon F Cooper
James A Schroeder, Jr
Unclear fragment prompts brief coded note
Fragmentary text mentions England and Buenos Aires with scattered words. No clear event, person, organization, or date is discernible to summarize as a news item.
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England
Buenos Aires
Social visits and family gatherings in Ladiesburg area
The snippet records numerous family visits and extended kinship gatherings among residents of Ladiesburg and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin and family, Simon McBride and daughters, the Eaton and Snyder families, and others visiting homes of Birely Lind and Smith. A Sunday dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lind with relatives from Ladiesburg and St. Anthony's in attendance.
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Q Ladiesburg
Raymond Martin
Raymond, Jr
Simon McBride
Jjamaville
Robert Eaton
Lewistown
Bud Snyder
Waynesboro
Mee
Curtis Smith
Bruce Harbaugh
Walkersville
F H. Birely
James McBride
Orrhie Willard
Thurmont
Phoebe Lewis
York
James Evter
Walter Lind
Ethel Wilhide
Dorie Martin
Naymond Martin
Merril Kawtran
Fred Baumgadner
Henry Baumgardner
Baltimore
Attiee
F. H. Birely
Raymend Martin
Daniel Lind
Ladiesburg
George Lingg
St. Anthony's
Reno Gra
People Named Attend Church for Urbana Homemakers Club Event
A wedding notice lists many relatives and friends from Beaverville Ridgeville Taneytown Keysville Urbana and Urbana Homemakers Club attendees. The Urbana Methodist church service on Sunday May 9 will feature Rev Lear speaking on Today s Home Builds Tomorrow s World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll Alan
Urbana Homemakers Club
Urbana Methodist Church
Lear
City Police Report Surge of Vagrants and Drunkenness
City police presented before Magistrate Edward J. Smith on rising vagrancy and panhandling cases. Several transients were arraigned for loitering with sentences spanning jail time and fines, while others faced drunkenness counts and collateral forfeitures. Police noted repetitive offenses near Market and Seventh streets with ongoing nightly incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
William Jo Dugars
Camden NJ
Earl Ro Dow
Cincinnati
Ohio
Salvation Arms
Claude Gardner Velorea
Fred
Iran
Hess
Richard Whiting
Willard Jackson
Pat Raymond
James Nelson
Middletown
Robert Jackson
Clarksburg
John A Wight
Bennie Bentley
Oliver Disney
East Street
Ida May
Market
Seventh Streets
Damaged Car Driver Silent After Incident at Night
At 8 30 p m a damaged car driver offered no complaint to police after being identified by a spectator. Desk Sergt Phil Culler said the driver did not report the incident.
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Phil Culler
Weather Observations and Temperature Readings
The report shows 24 hour precipitation of 0.01 inches ending 8:30 pm and April total 3.8 inches versus normal 3.55 inches. High yesterday 7 degrees, low last night 49, with March and previous year figures noted. Sunset and sunrise times given alongside moonset.
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Mrs. Smith
Woman's Guild
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ljubljana
Isbor
Marshal Tite
Hopkins
Keefer S. Stull, Jr
West i
Richard Cason Avenue
Johns Hopi University
Tau Beia Pi
Michael
Irzits
Frederick High School
Stull
S. H. Welty
Rebecca
Robert
Billy
S. J. Welty
Kathin Weliy
Rebecca Davis
Airs
Jesse Marshal
E . Ramsburgh
and Mires
Joe Norvis
And
Robert Welty
Roger Roelke
New Electrical Control Board
Frederick County Products, Inc
E.P
London
Brigade of Guards
A. R. Tiley
L. Cook
Hillside Appliance Store
South Market St
Crosley Frostmaster Freezer
Durany
Crosley
Bill O
Johney
Kline
Ridgeville
Rusch Shee
Mel Mus S.amad
Beaverville
Ruthle Rebert
Fuarfield
Edward Wetshaar
Keysville
Thomas Eckenrede
Taneytown
Joseph Lind
Lind
Betty Lind
Stephen Robert
Gail Kline
Mary Kline
Charles Grabill
Ch Weishaar
Betly
Edward H. Phillips
W. Lombard Street
Saratoga
Eee
Thomas & Sons, Inc
Boonsboro
Eluxe
Arnold F. Willat
Thomas
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
W. Patrick Street
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick ST
Keystone
Ridgely Street
Fafnir
Frederick, Maryland
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