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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1942

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2

Certificates For New And Retreaded Tires Issued In Frederick

Retreaded tire certificates dominated April actions with many names listed across Frederick County towns. New tire certificates also issued to numerous companies and individuals including the Frederick County Roads Board and Potomac Edison, with obsolete certificates noted for several entrants. The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star Maryland to hold its 44th annual dinner and dance at Lord Baltimore hotel on April 28. Charles Moylan to speak on American Womanhood and the War.

Betone Ie Pewire Poomac Edison Company Frederick James L. Porter John T. Flock Myersville John C. Lenhardt Adamstown Calvin P. Shafer Middletown Kelsie A. Gaver Homer A. Boyer Jeffer Kemp E. Weller Union Bridge Benj G. Conrath J. $. Browne Clifford H. Watkins New Market Russell W Thomas Crown Oil and Wax Co. Corporation of M. E. Angelberger M. J. Palmer Roy L. Martin Rocky Ridge Ella Mae Brauner Burkittsville Clifton O. Morningstar William D. Smith Emmitsburg Albert R. Kline Wr. E. Harding W. C. Baker Chas. F. Hartman Dona Elizabeth Stul Noah S. Jenkins Wallace Austin Roland R. Bowers J. Donald Hildebrand H. G. Cosgrave Maynard Hawker James Mulligan Frederick Frank C Cover, Jr Brunswick Floyd Paul F. Fout Hanford P. Day Ijamsville James R. Hahn Chas H. Mercer Bertram Enfield Knoxville Harvey A. Burall Monrovia State Roads Commission Aie B. Angles Bee Earl M. Lowell Burkintsville FL Keilhaltz Grover A. Buhrman Lan H. Robert Gillelan H. A. Shorb Thurmont FE. M. Lowman Mt. Airy L. R. Wilcom Sllamsville Howard Aldridge Wm. DB. Dudderar New Windsor Frederick County Products Frederick County Roads Board Potomac Edison Company Corporation of Frederick A. E. Fisher Martin L. Jenkins J. Bernard McClellan Alexander Gow Erwin H. Kump Morris A. Birely R. Hollis K . Airy Dr. McClellan Daniel W. Castle Joseph D Smith George Miller Jesse J. Marshall Geo. C. Zinkham J. Dorsey Gaither C. Stunkle Order of Eastern Star of Maryland Lord Baltimore Baltimore Roger Brad Wolfe Charles E. Moylan State Industrial Accident Commission

Asst Attorney General Addresses Zonta Club on Democracy

Assistant Attorney General Robert E Clapp Jr of Baltimore addressed the Zonta Club at its weekly meeting in Hotel Frederick. He traced democracy versus totalitarianism from ancient dynasties to Mussolini and Hitler, and urged action to preserve freedoms after the war. Mrs Estelle Fellows announced Community Chest drive and upcoming regional Zonta visit by Miss Mabel Strider with other Washington members attending.

Assisiant Robert E Clapp, Jr Baltimore Frederick Zonta Club Hotel Frederick Clapp Macciavelli Hitler Mussolini Rousseau United States Machiavelll Mr. Clapp Estelle Fellows Mabel Strider Zonta International Pittsburgh Washington Zonta Club Robert E. Clapp, Jr

Taneytown United Brethren welcomes new members on Easter Sunday

Taneytown church held a reception Wednesday evening April 22 to honor fifty one new members. The program featured hymns scripture readings and prayers led by Rev A W Garvin with performances by community members including Mrs E O Moser Curtis G Bowers and William Copenhaver Jr. Refreshments followed at the parsonage.

Taneytown Jesus Herman Smith E. O. Moser Curtis G Eart R. Bowers Anna Mae Crebbs William Copenhaver, Jr Joe Brooks Walter Welk Mary Shriver Jesus I Earl Bowers Mr. Garvin John H. Skiles Maryland C. O. Fuss & Son Frederick Taneytown Kiwanis Club Sauble’s Inn Harry M. Mohney Raymond Wright George Harner Guy P. Bready Marion Rue Thurlow Washburn Null Mr. Null

War, Faith, and Spiritual Growth Urged by Speaker

A speaker urged that wartime hardship spur spiritual improvement and Christian civilization. He praised Congress for funding chaplains and camp chapels, asserting civilization survives only through church strength and resurrection power. Next week the vocational guidance committee led by Dr. Benner will discuss Education.

America Congress Cc. M. Benner

New Windsor News Roundup With Local Visits

New Windsor residents share family visits and travels. Mrs Bessie M Bullock returns from Catonsville to her home. First Lieutenant W George Skinner Jr reports for active duty at Fort Monmouth in the Signal Corps. Mr and Mrs J Walter Getty come home after winter in Washington. Mr and Mrs Frank Lizear of Rockville visit siblings in town. Miss Kitty Roop of Baltimore visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Paul Buckey spend time in Baltimore. Western Maryland station receives interior and exterior paint work. Mrs John Hays from Emlenton Pa visits her father Teuman Lambert and family.

New Windsor Bessie M. Bullock L. Everett Stem Catonsville W. George Skinner, Jr Signal Corps Fort Monmouth N. J J. Walter Getty Washington Frank Lizear Rockville John Baile Sarah Kitty Roop Baltimore Preston Roop Paul Buckey Maryland John Hays Emlenton Teuman Lambert

Mrs Edith Naylor Confined by Stroke in Sabillasville

Sabillasville notes Edith Naylor is bedridden after a slight stroke last week. Mrs Fannie Wolfe visits Waynesboro relatives, staying with Mrs Gertie Moorehead in winter. A parish hall social by sewing knitting and home nursing classes draws 35 women. talks by Red Cross workers Mrs E F McBride and Mrs B C Webb. Mrs Jacob Bowman improving after illness. Washington couple Jerry and Mer Mullen visit ill Naylor. Willing Workers Class of St Mark’s Lutheran entertained by Mrs Catherine Kugler. a flower honoring the class president Mrs Lewis.

Sabillasville Edith Naylor Fannie Wolfe Waynesboro Gertie Moorehead E. F McBride B.C. Webb Frederick American Red Cross Glenn Pryor Jacob Bowman Mer Jerry Mullen Washington, D. C M Naylor St. Mark’s Litheran Church Catherine Kugler State Sanatorium Lewis

Initiation Evening At Hood College Theta Eta Chapter

Miss Virginia Eby visits from Washington D C as Hood College Theta Eta prepares to initiate ten new members at seven o clock in Brodbeck hall. New members include Mary Florence Selby from Market Street, Mary Priscilla Crockett from Pocomoke City, and Constance Delphey from Haberstown.

Theta Eta Hood College Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Society Brodbeck Hall The Hood Dramatic Organization Maryland Mary Florence Selby Bryce P. Selby North Market Street Mary Priscilla Crockett Pocomoke City Constance Delphey Ha Berstown

Artie Shaw Becomes First Class Seaman in Navy Reserve

New York reports Artie Shaw, 31, band leader, sworn in as a first class seaman in the U S Naval Reserve. He enlisted in class M 2 for local defense and said he did not seek a commission believing he was not entitled. His bride, Betty Kern, daughter of composer Jerome Kern, witnessed the ceremony. A bushmaster is a venomous South American snake.

New York Artie Shaw Betty Kern U. S. Naval Reserve Jerome Kern

Alsab O. K. Exercises Bright Derby Trial Confidence

Alsab breezed through a Churchill Downs workout after a right leg scare and a nail injury to his left hind shoe. He ran a quarter in about 25 and a quarter seconds, signaling readiness for the Derby trial amid a field including Sun Again, Valdina Orphan, Hollywood, and Emerson Woodward horses.

Alsab Churchill Downs al Sabath Chicago Warren Wright Emerson Woodward Hollywood

How Beds Were Warmed in Early Colonies

A pan of hot coals warmed beds by swishing between sheets to avoid scorching. In 1940 the United States and Canada used about 41 million ounces of silver in arts and industry.

United States Canada

Cumberland Conducts Extended Blackout Test

Cumberland reports the most perfect one hour and 28 minute blackout with 100 percent cooperation across Allegany county. Col. Henry S. Barrett, State Air Raid Precautions Director, said he would inform Baltimore plants they can be blacked out successfully. Traffic halted and citizens sheltered as wardens supervised emergency operations at Memorial Hospital during the test.

Cumberland Allegany County Henry S. Barrett Baltimore Barrett Maryland Thomases Frostburg Mt. Savage Lonaconing Westernport Ridgely Keyser Piedmont West Virginia Memorial Hospital

Detour visitor list at the Wilhide home this weekend

Detour reports Mr and Mrs Melvin Schnappinger and daughter Betty of Baltimore spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Carroll Wilhide. Guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Ralph Stonesifer and family and others.

Melvin Schnappinger Betty Baltimore Carroll Wilhide

Yorktown Service Stores honors H Redding for long service

Directors of Yorktown Service Stores York Pa surprised H Redding with a gift chair to recognize many years of service. Family visits cited include Carl and Frank Redding and Frank Hedding from York Pa visiting H Redding and Mrs Florida Haugh. Additional family travel mentioned involves Mr and Mrs C W Diller and others in Taneytown and Washington DC.

Clyde Wilhide Edgar Currens Baltimore Yorktown Service York H. Redding Carl Redding Frank Hedding Florida Haugh E. L. Harner Linda Lu C. W. Diller J. W. Diller Charles Washington, D. C Eleanor Wilhide Margaret Wilhide Frederick Carroll Cover

Proutz Family Visit Highlights Local News

Son Carroll Jr spent Sunday with his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Monroe Proutz of Union Bridge. Haiti is noted as the first Latin American country to declare independence in 1804.

Carroll, Jr Monroe Proutz Union Bridge Haiti

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