New Officers Are Installed at American Legion Post
Clifford M. Yinger was installed as Commander of Francis Scott Key Port No 11 American Legion with Roy Pyle and Capt A M Geer attending. The post endorsed projects to reduce military drill for 16 to 20 year olds, supported the City of Flags plan, and favored retaining the German Cannon in Memorial Park until disposal aids war materiel. Delegates to the state convention in Cumberland were named, including Lipps, Seadock, Burall, Shipley, Baker and Williams. Yinger to attend without delay and Mrs. Rodock to attend as Auxiliary leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford M. Yinger
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
Maryland
Roy
Pyle
Baltimore
A. M Geer
Ruthenberg
Detrick Field
Geer
American Legion Post No
Paris
James A. Grove
City of
Yinger
Tenate
Cumberland
G. Ernest
Jack’ ‘Lipps
George Seadock
William B. Burall
G. Raymond Shipley
Wilbur Baker
Thomas E. Williams
George S.rodock
The
Legion Auxiliary
Kansas City
Dehydrated Beef Developed By Swift Co
Swift & Co announces a continuous controlled temperature dehydration process for beef. The method preserves flavor, eliminates refrigeration for long voyages, and allows the product to be eaten directly from the container or rehydrated for ground beef dishes. Government agencies will take the dehydrated meat, with limited civilian availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
New York
Keller qualifies for 1942 Top Club with New York Life
Otho J. Keller II of 35 East Second Street has qualified for membership in the 1942 Top Club of the New York Life Insurance Company. The Top Club comprises the 289 leading producers for the club year among about six thousand representatives. Keller was a Soo Club member for the last two years and has previously reached the Two Hundred Thousand Dollar Club eight times and the Hundred Thousand Dollar Club once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Keller. II
East Second Street
New York Life Insurance Company
Dlub
New York Life
Keller
Soo Club
Forbidden Land Quest Returns Probe By Sando Morse
Sandy Morse seeks the secret key to the Maye history buried under a ruined temple in the jungle. He learns Miss Fleming, daughter of Professor Fleming, has just arrived from the Forbidden Land and may aid his expedition as he plans a possible meeting with her through host McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Morse
Onha
Metntyre
Onhs
Sandy
Forbidden Land
McIntyre
Morse
Miss Fleming
Fleming
MelIntyre
Class meeting held of Voluntas Sunday school group
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday school Voluntas class met Friday at Miss S Mary Staley home near Frederick. Mrs Mary Louise Davis led the session with scripture by Mrs Mildred Forney and prayer. Fifteen members and guest Barbara Ann Wolfe attended. prizes went to Mrs Winifred Molesworth Eleanor Abbott and Reba Dutrow. A new member Mrs Harold C Baker joined. Next gathering at Mrs Pauline Yinger Boyer on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntas
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
S. Mary Staley
Frederick
Mary Louise Davis
Mildred Forney
Winifred Molesworth
Eleanor Abbott
Reba Dutrow
Barbara Ann Wolfe
Harold C Baker
Pauline Yinger Boyer
West Patrick Street
Marketing Quota For 1943 Wheat Crop Proclaimed by Wickard
College Park, Aug 14 Secretary of Agriculture Claude R Wickard proclaimed a marketing quota for the 1943 wheat crop. A hearing to decide if the quota stays in force will be held before June 10, 1943. The quota applies to wheat on 1943 allotments announced June 17 at 5 million acres. Wickard urged diversions to beans flax and other crops to ease wartime supply constraints and storage needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Claude R. Wickard
Wickard
Attention to handling eggs in hot weather urged
College Park on August 14 calls for better egg handling to preserve quality. Extension poultry specialist Charles S Williams warns deterioration rises in heat. Collect eggs in wire bankers, cool promptly in a moist place, ideal storage 53 to 60 degrees with 75 percent humidity. Cool cases preferred. use underground insulated rooms free of odors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Charles S Williams
Mr. Williams
College Furnishes Three For Services
Harpers Ferry West Virginia August 14 John E Percy professor of Biblical literature and philosophy Stater College has been called to a chaplaincy and reports to Camp McClellan Alabama He is the third faculty member to enter Army religious work Prof Karl Quiring mathematics and physics is at the U S Navy Yard Philadelphia and has resigned his teaching post Miss Mildred Roberts head of home economics has entered defense work Coach Alva B Johnson has joined the Navy As the college opens September 14 after 75 years there will be no one below freshman level enrollment remains outlined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
John E. Percy
Stater College
Camp McClellan
Ala
Karl Quiring
Navy
U. S. Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Mildred Roberts
Alva B. Johnson
Russian dandelion may solve wartime rubber shortfall
Washington reports the kok-saghyz, a domesticated Russian dandelion, as a potential rubber source. Seeds were flown from Kuibyshev and planted in 60 U S fields plus Canada and Alaska, with plans to expand to South America. The plant yields rubber from roots, processing resembles sugar beet, and a mechanical seed-gathering device is being developed for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kuibyshev
United States
Canada
Alaska
South America
Kok-Saghyz
Department of Agriculture
Russia
Do Not Remove Leaves From Grape Clusters
College Park Aug 14 A Maryland extension specialist argues leaves are vital to plant nourishment and fruit color. Grapes color best with leaves intact, and leaving leaves supports sun exposure, while premature leaf removal weakens vines and does not aid ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
AR Vierheler
Universty of Maryland Extension Service
Vierheller
Forest Fires Aid To Axis Too Says Maryland Expert
University of Maryland extension forest specialist C F Winslow warns that carelessly caused fires in Maryland forests harm the war effort by wasting resources and aiding the Axis. He cites 2045 fires burning 46 476 acres in a prior year, most man made, and urges reporting fires to forest wardens. A separate note records a Guernsey cow Revelier's Gloria achieving a milk yield of 98074 pounds and 4410 pounds of butterfat in class EEE. An ancient Tonga queen and aluminum waste processing are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
C F. Winslow
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Winslow
Peterborough
N. H
Guernsey
Revelier
Gloria
Lone Pine
Walkersville
Clyde Green
University of Maryland
American Guernsey Caille Club
Reunion Of Renner Family At New Midway
The Renners held their reunion Sunday at Firemen's Park in New Midway with officers reelected: Jullgwa Renner president, Hoy Renner vice president, Grace Boone secretary, Bettle Fogle assistant secretary, John Fogle treasurer, Roy Bonn historian. Many relatives attended, prizes awarded for largest family and oldest relative Newton Renner, 78, Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renners
Firemen's
New Midway
Jullgwa
Jesse Renner
Hoy Nenner
Grace Boone
Bettle Fogle
John Fogle
Roy Bonn
America
J. D. Rockwell
Pegay Eckenrode
Roma Shuok
Soung
Jesus
Bobbie Lee
Roy Renner
Rocky Ridge
Charles Renner
Samuel Renner
Littlestown
Lulu Main
Roy Bohn
James Bohn
Ira Bohn
Dorothy Bohn
Howard Bohn
Walter Bohn
John Kurts
Roland Kurta
York
Earl Snook
Roma Shook
Thelma Snook
John Renner
Cora Renner
Keymar
Mamie Houck
Lillie Bel Houck
Taneytown
Mary Miller
Union Bridge
Earl Dayhoff
George Stover
Iva Stump
Helen Stump
Robert Stump
Lester Wolfe
Thomas Wolfe
Ralph Putman
Mra
Vernon Beard
Roland Burter
Woodsboro
Irene Summer
Detour
Clark Castle
Myrtle Castle
Frederick
Georgie Speak
John Harbaugh
Donald Wachter
M. Shank
Catherine Alvater
Richard Alvater
Jack Alvater
Charles Chalmers
Baltimore
Miss Chalmers
Mary Smith
Helen Smith
Clarence Banger
Mgr
Tug Wee Erners
Mable Holtz
Letha Weaver
Ira Baer
Roy Six
Russell Frownfelter
Roy Frownfelter
Franklin Repp
Joseph Frownfelter
Roland Stover
Harold Lee Stover
Charley Bohn
Harvey Cussail
Newston Renner
Washington, DC
Woman amputated foot to escape boat drive injury dies
Mrs. C. F. Thompson a 34 year old fisherwoman died at New River Marine base hospital after a 10 day battle following her self amputation of her foot with a six inch fishing knife when her slacks were caught in a motor boat drive shaft. Pneumonia was the official cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
N.C
C. F. Thompson
Hardy
Marine Base Hospital
New River
Must Conform To Blackout In Annapolis Command Order
Governor O Conor announced a Third Service Command blackout order directing all military personnel except those on military missions to conform to civilian blackout rules. Maj Gen Milton A Reckard issued the directive, requiring identification and adherence by officers and enlisted personnel moving through civilian areas during alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Third Service Command
O'Conor
Milton A Reckard
Elvilian Argas
Reckard Sant
Heaid O' Cota
Be Alert To Fruit Injury Possibility
College Pack August 14 article notes risks of fruit injury during harvest as inexperienced labor increases. A. F. Wietheller of the University of Maryland extension service urges cautions and instructions for orchard workers to ensure careful handling during harvest operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browers
A. F. Wietheller
University of Maryland Extension Service
Fruit Handling Reduces Bruising Losses in Orchards
Surveys across several states show bruising losses begin at harvest from rough handling. Expert Vierbeller notes each harvest step adds to cull piles, urging careful ladling, gentler picking containers, smoother roads, and gentler packing in crates. Maryland urges packinghouse reminders to cut waste and aid food supply amid war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opiektrn
Vierbeller
Vierhelfer
University of Maryland
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Legion Convention
Arso
Regecs
Swift
Wilderness Girl
Mrs. Brotherton
Brotherton
McIintyre
McIntyra
Tyra Fleming
College
Ite
Soviet Union
Guayule
Para
Axis
Tonga Islands
South Pacific
Renner
John Deere
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
North Court
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Morehan
Hoor
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Quaker City
Frederick's
North Market Street
Virginia
Earl Dash
DOSH
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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