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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1943
Page
9
A woman recalls the peril of neglect and the lure of loss in marriages. She notes that weight gain, dullness, and poor companionship drive husbands away, while active effort to be loving can keep them. Nagging and neglect kill love. both spouses must tend affection to avoid irretrievable loss.
A garbled passage presents misused words and mispronunciations, noting errors like worgs misused as words and a focus on vocabulary study. It includes a list of terms such as esteem, respect, reverence, and hints at teaching word choice and pronunciation with examples and misspelled phrases. The fragment references Whewell and a dubious quotation about decisive and elusive language.
Mrs K G Owen mother of Mrs John W Richards of South Seton avenue and relatives from Sioux Falls are visiting in Emmitsburg. The group plans trips to Baltimore and Washington DC. Other items note local soldiers on furloughs at Camp Edwards and Great Lakes, births at Warner Hospital, and visits by friends from New York City Baltimore and Lancaster. The school year opens September 13 with 400 expected, and Miss Edythe Nunemaker is visiting Lancaster and Stone Harbor.
Ladiesburg and nearby towns report weekend and weekday visits. Mr and Mrs Paul Saylor hosted family and friends. Bek pe Mises, Sarah and Dorothy Lani visited relatives in Johnsville. Vernon McCoy of Monrovia stayed with F H Buely family and Elmer Toms kin in LeGore. Delph Yorgling and family hosted Margaret and others. Pvt Steve Knott returned from a 13 day furlough to North Carolina camp. Reuben Plaine and brother John visited Delph Yinghog family in Norristown. Carroll Gross vacationed with Leslie Gross family in Jefferson. Olivier Linton home from Johns Hopkins with a recovering son. Rev Wendell Allen dined with Delph Yingjing and F J Birely families. Sarah Lind visited Rodger Knotz near Taneytown. Ethel Willhide home after week with Loia Binkley of Linwood. Jr Joseph Gaver visited Frank Gaver Sr. on Thursday.
Alfred Mentzer left for Richmond after enlisting in the Navy. Mr and Mrs Milliard Cooper visited friends in the area. Mrs Brenda Thom and children returned to Missouri after four months with grandmother Mrs Shaper. Dinner guests at Grant Compher’s home included Martinsburg and Garrett Park visitors and John P. Compher. Mrs E P Hickman and daughters spent a day with Mrs Stonaker in Winchester. A surprise birthday party honored Georgia Fry for her sixteenth birthday with many gifts and games.
Kennedy Esther and Barbara Lee Frye Mason and Jack Fleming Donald Wilson Frank Bobby Legard Aubrey Lee Wirts Bob Williams Delmar Smith James Fairfax George Bernard Williams Alfred Walter Bernard Lee Fleming James Greene Junior Ridgeway James Coward Walter Beker George Wirts Eugene Ridgeway John Compher Leonard Howard Stanley Frye Tommy Kennedy Kellen Musser Jim mie Chick Mr and Mrs Arling ton Chick Afr and Mrs James Embrey Me and Mrs John Kalb Mrs William Cecil Mrs Mary Ax line Mrs Donnie Compher Walter Strother Helen Kalb Mr and Mrs Sc orcer
In Hollywood by Erskine Johnson surveys star changes from Emily losing her svelte look to a pig gaffe while awaiting reshoots for The North Star. It notes DeMille’s cake, Basil Rathbone’s wig, Bette Davis, Red Skelton, Greer Carson, and Pat O Briens daughter in playful cues. It also mentions Marjorie Reynolds, Gloria de Haven, and a Gershwin bio competing with Mr Co Ed. A humor piece closes with a Russia Poland land dispute gag and a peasant's relief.
Germentown Germantown Mir and Mrs Ed ward Brasins of Takoma Park visit with the latter s parents Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown Mrs Slagle Dorsey entertains the Aid Society Tuesday Dr and Mrs William Benson guests of their son Ralph Ben son recently in Bethesda Mr Jacob Snyder and Mrs Charles Johnson on sick list Mr and Mrs Lee Sarding have gone to Wantie City for a weeks stay
In a mid afternoon hospital scene Bette tends Scott after a perilous ordeal on a rubber raft. Doctor Farrell reports shock and exposure but safe. meanwhile Sue defies duty to stay with Scott as tension rises over radio broadcasts of a military surrender ultimatum and Bette confronts jealousy and moral fatigue in wartime.
The Willing Worker Class of St. Mark's Lutheran Church hosted a Wiener roast at the Long residence. Mrs. Henry Rooner returns from Georgia with family connections linked to the U.S. Army. Merie Fox spent a week at Fannettsburg camp. several residents report hospital operations and family visits. Miss Betty Perry of New Windsor visits uncle and aunt Samueci Fox.
War Department promoted officers from first lieutenant to captain on a temporary basis. Among those named is Louis Brauburn Hoss of Union Bridge, listed with the Maryland contingent.
Rationing information lists Book 2 red stamps T through W valid to August 31 and X through September 20 for blue stamps RK and T. Sugar Book 1 stamps 14, 13, and 18 cover five pounds through October for home canning. Shoes Book 1 stamp 18 valid to October 31. Rationing begins with purchase certificates from local boards. Gasoline coupons No 7A and No 8A vary by region, with several gallons allotted by zone. Fuel oil coupons allow last year’s period through September 30 and new period 1 coupons through January 3, 1344 worth units.
A large contingent of US troops including air force personnel and African American soldiers reached Britain after a relatively calm crossing. The arrival was disclosed today and adds to the Allied forces in the region.
Readable text notes the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah around 2060 B C as attributed to Bre. The fragment mentions two cities in ancient history with a timeframe that places the event in prehistoric or early biblical chronology. The source provides minimal context or attribution beyond the date.
Foxville social column records Mrs Clara Lewis resting at home. Edwin Wolfe and family with Miss Patsy Walle return to Silver Spring after visiting George Wolfe. Mrs Grover Huberman and children Joseph and Dorothy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Heswig Jr. Mary Buhrman and Victor Buhrman with son Billy were Sunday visitors at...
A brief item notes the home of Mrs Emma Flaig at Eegenyent and mentions recent near constant rain breaking a drought in the area.
A marriage license was issued at Westminster to Lincoln L. Levison and Marjuie J. Smith of Adams. The ad promotes Myreline Hair Tonic with a large bottle priced at 5 cents, advertised as available everywhere.
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