Club Members And Guests Entertained At Picnic
Katharine Bussard hosted Frederick Book Match Club members and guests at Highgate Farm Hansonville on Thursday. Activities included swimming boating and fishing followed by a Monocacy picnic supper. A club meeting led by president Kirk D. Cramer exchanged duplicate book matches with attendees. The next meeting is set for September 14 at the Union Bridge home of George and Marvin Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gweste
Katharine R. Bussard
Frederick Book
Highgate Farm
Hansonville
Kirk D. Cramer
George
Marvin Nelson
Union Bridge
W. V. Garrett
E. Edwin Stoffer
Braddock Heights
Paul Swartz
Hanover
Clarence A. Bussard
Joseph E. Bussard
Joe Ed
H. Webster Whitehill
William Reynolds
Frederick
Antoinette Brosius
Ross Moberly
Walkersville
Kenneth Fry
Zonta Club Meets for Picnic in Mt Airy
Mt Airy social notes report a Zonta Club picnic hosted by Mrs. Alice Sharpe with president Mrs. Hattie Crum presiding. Guests included Mrs Nan Conrad of Philadelphia and Mrs Miller. Upcoming meeting will be at Mrs Crum’s home near Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Grace Routzahn
Margaret
Zonta Club
Alice Sharpe
Hattie Crum
Francis Scott Key
Nan Conrad
Philadelphia
Miller
Frederick
Private Fox Stationed at Camp Wheeler Georgia
Pvt. Fox son of Mr and Mrs Walter R Fox resides 43 East Fifth Street and is stationed at 33892543 10th Tag Bn Co B 2nd Plt Camp Wheeler Ga His wife Beulah May Fox and three year old daughter live at 523 Middle Alley Before entering service on June 27 he worked at Frank Gastley and Son Frederick Junk Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Fox
Walter R. Fox
East Fifth Street
Tag. Bn
Camp Wheeler
Beulah May Fox
Middle Alley
Frank Gastley and Son
Frederick Junk Company
Pvt Shoemaker Home on 15 Day Florida Furlough
Florida Pvt Shoemaker spent a 15 day furlough at his home 427 South Market street and is now stationed in Florida with the Amphibious Engineers. His address is 33841608 Co E Replacement Training Bn Replacement Training Group ASF Training Center Camp Gordon Johnston Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoemaker
South Market Street
Amphibious Engineers
Florida
Co. E
A. S. F. Training Center
Camp Gordon Johnston
Fla
Potomac Edison Receives National Security Award at Hagerstown
Col Henry S Barrett Maryland State commander of the United States Citizens Defense Corps presented Potomac Edison with the National Security Award last night at Hagerstown city park. He praised 100 percent cooperation between workers and management to protect the home front from sabotage and disasters. R Paul Smith president of Potomac Edison accepted the certificate and pennants as representatives wore lapel insignia. The ceremony featured remarks by PE vice president George S Humphrey and Henry Holzapfel Jr, song by the audience, and a concert by the Hagerstown Municipal Band. Local insignia programs will continue in Frederick. a similar ceremony will honor PE employees there in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison
Henry S. Barrett
Maryland
United States
Citizens Defense Corps
Inj
OCD
Hagerstown
Col. Barrett
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
PE Sys
Barrett
George 5. Humphrey
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
Blue Ridge Lines
A. F. MacDonald
Marlin H. Thurmond
Helen Hebb
Vegetable Omelet To Replace The Usual Vegetable Plate
A home dining suggestion features a vegetable omelet as a meatless alternative. It combines fresh peas, celery, carrots, and onion sautéed in butter, folded into a fluffy omelet, then layered with the vegetables. Includes a tapioca custard side and serving instructions for six people.
Allies Driving Mile A Day In Burma Push
Southeast Asia Command reports the Allied advance along the Mogaung Mandalay railway is a mile per day despite monsoon mud and rain. The British 236th Division under Gen Joseph W Stilwell says about 2000 Japanese were killed in the first 12 days of the operation from Mogaung, with vanguards fighting waist deep water and mud and close air support aiding artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
Mogaung-Mandalay
Burma
236Th
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mogaung
Argentinian steamer Rio De La Plata wrecked by explosion
Acapulco Mexico Aug 19 The Argentinian steamer Rio De La Plata carrying 250 passengers including 83 Americans from Los Angeles to Latin America was destroyed last night by fire and an oil tank explosion. One sailor died from gas and sunstroke as most passengers were ashore when the fire began in the late afternoon. A heavy explosion hours later virtually blew the vessel apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acapulco
Mexico
Rio de la Plata
Los Angeles
Latin America
Sunyohe
Mushroom Sauce Improves Egg Or Vegetable Dishes
A simple mushroom sauce enhances meatless menus with an easy two cup yield. The recipe uses fresh mushrooms water butter flour salt pepper and optional chicken broth or cream. directions specify washing slicing cooking and thickening steps. The item also notes Istanbul August 18 report on Bulgaria’s war status and US naval losses since Pearl Harbor.
Pvt Kline Stationed in England, Wife in Frederick Route 3
Pvt Kline, son of Mr and Mrs Eo Kline Sr of 239 East Sixth Street, is stationed somewhere in England. His wife resides on Route 3 in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Kline
Eo. Kiine
East Sixth Street
England
Route 3
Frederick
Purported Armistice Terms Are Published
Bern reports that Voelkisch er Beobachter and Stefani claim the Sept 3 1943 Italian armistice terms assign France border regions and Elba to France Pantelleria to Britain Istria Fiume Zara to Yugoslavia and the Dodecanese to Greece Economic clauses call for 2 000 000 Italian workers for reconstruction with 800 000 to Russia and 200 000 to the United States South Africa Australia Brazil and Britain to receive 200 000 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Voelkischer Beobachter
Stefani Today
Pietro Badoglio
France
Elba
Brittain
Pantelleria
Istria
Fiumme
Zara
Yugoslavia
Dodecanese
Greece
Russia
United States
South Africa
Australia
Brazil
Britain
Henry Buhl Simpson Promoted to First Lieutenant
War Department announces Henry Buhl Simpson of 330 West College Terrace in this city has been promoted to first lieutenant. The move is reported today by The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Buhl Simpson
West College Terrace
War Department
Several City and County Properties Sold in Area Deeds Filed
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office show multiple farm and city property sales. Crosbys sold the former Sanner farm of about 257 acres in Woodsboro district to Edward and Edna Levison for around 22000. Hemp families sold 373 acres in Jefferson district to James O. Lare for about 10000. Railing sold 226 West Fourth Street residence for about 5500 to Ray Steele. Measells sold 60 acres and improvements in Woodsboro district to Elmer J. Measell for around 4500. Meister sisters sold 215 West South Street residence to Donald Rice for about 4200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Crosby
Willard A. Crosby
Sanner
Woodsboro
Edward 5. Levison
Abraham Hemp
R. D. Hemp
James O. Lare
Solomon's Island
Jefferson District
Margaret W. Railing
Ray F. Steele
West Fourth Street
Harvey E. Measell
Elmer J. Measell
Rose F. Meister
Rose E. Meister
Donald B. Rice
West South Street
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Grace E. Angleberger
Charlotte, N. C
Elizabeth Hendrick
Cliffside, N. C
Mrs. Ward Angleberger
Trail Avenue
Herbert Strawsburg
LeRoy
Milton Swain
Atlantic City
N. J
Washington Hall
Margaret Swain
Mary Cox
Edgewater Hotel
D. Z. Winger
Warner T. Grimes
Altamont Avenue
Thurmont
East Main Street
M. L. Creager
Floyd Smith
Sjamsville
Robert Kells
Betty Dickerson
William. Dickerson
Dundalk
Arthur T. McCaner
West Second Street
Alfred G. Zimmerman
College Avenue
Marlborough Eilenheim
C. E. Broadrup
F. D. Worthington
John R. Cheatham
J. Elmer Harp
Middletown
Harrisburg
Eaglesmere
Donald L. Kreh
Leonard B. Kreh
Bacons Club
Deacons Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Gambrill Park
H. L. G. Kieffer
Marie Biser
Eddie Albaugh
William H. Houck
William H. Zimmerman
Charles H. Himes
Charles H. R. Lyon
Capt. Lyon
Charles Edward Lyon
Baltimore
Olin W. Bales
India
20Th Bomber Command
Capt. Bales
Thurmont High School
H. 5. Bales
E. C. Kefauver
East Second Street
Sherman P. Bowers
Nancy
Alice
North Market Street
Loudoun County
Walter S. Stull, Jr
Navy Department, Marine Headquarters
Sgt. Stull
Pacific
Stull
Puerto Rico
C. Philip Hiteshew, Jr
Boston, Mass
Carney Hospital
South Boston
Mrs. Parsons Newman
Upper College Terrace
Saranac Inn
Lake Saranac
N. Y
New York City
Wallace
Philoon
Heansarapertaiive
Fort McClellan
Ala
Walter F. Martin
North Court Street
Roger B. Wolfe
James E. O'Neil, Jr
Faribault
Minn
New Guinea
W. Harry Haller
Garden Club
Garden Club of
Margaret Motter
Hazel Holter
Burkittsville
Holter
Horace C. Littlejohn
Leesburg
Ethel Thompson Littlejohn
Stephen Hawpe Adams
Arthur N. Adams
Purcellville
Mr. Adams
Miss Littlejohn
Leesburg High School
Adams
Merrii Shankle
Adamstown
Frederick City Hospital
Alton C. Whitmore, Jr
Miss Laveaux Whitmore
Mrs
T. Arnold Whitmore
Charles E. Joy
Erving Joy
Liberty
Town
Joy
Buckingham Army Air Base
Ft. Myers
Amy Munshower
Helen Krom
Bruce Patterson
Emmitsburg
Anna Rice
William Benhoff
Washington, D. C
L. C. Hockensmith
Waynesboro
Alvin H. Crawford
Alvin H. Crawford, Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Seaside Hotel
Fannie Mabel Young
Eva Young
Harrisville
Mt Airy High School
Miss Young
Frederick Tailoring Co
Frank R. Isaac
Mt. Airy Calvary Methodist Church
Asa Watkins
Albert S. Remsberg
Walter R. Rudy
Hubert P. Burdette
Clayton O. Keedy
West Church Street
C. C. Waters
Catherine E. Thompson
Rehobeth Beach
Del
Harry Gross, Jr
New London
Conn
Edward Bittle
Haines City, Fla
Myersville
Georgia
Russell W. Fox
George T
Baker Park
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
THE
United States Office OF Civilian Defense
National Security Award
Cal
Electric
Railway, and Gas Company
Potomac Edison System
Istanbul
Ivan Bagdanov
Bulgaria
Sofia
Pearl Harbor
Alate
Pata
Citizens National Bank
Emory L. Kline, Jr
Storm & Shipley
R. L. Shipley
W. E. Elker
Peach
Adams County
Orchard Belle
Elberta
Woodcrest Orchards
J. D. Lippy
Zora
Fairfield
Frederick Fair
Albert N. McCardell
Air Communications
Guy K. Motter
Town Savings Institution
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