Loy Rhoads Nuptials Capture Frederick Ceremony
Miss Louise Virginia Rhoads daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blagdon Rhoads and Second Lieutenant James Stewart Loy son of Mr and Mrs John Ruskin Loy wed at St John s Catholic church in Frederick this morning with a reception at 127 East Patrick Street The church was adorned with palms and white chrysanthemums Rev Herbert R Jordan officiated The bride wore a black crepe dress with black gloves a black hat and a string of pearls The couple will reside in Louisville Kentucky after a New York City trip and the bride will remain employed at the U S post office in Frederick The groom is a 1935 Frederick High School graduate and now stationed in Louisville with the 29th Division
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Louise Virginia Rhoads
Paul Blagdon Rhoads
James Stewart Loy
John Ruskin Loy
Lakeview
St. John’s Catholic Church
East Patrick Street
Herbert R. Jordan
Lloyd Herbert
Wilson Avenue
New York
Florida
Robert Hintzelman
James Marroné
Fairview Avenue
Marshall Etchison
MacDowell
Elgar
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Ernest Kennedy
Frederick
Franck
Schubert
Rhoads
Louisville
Loy
Frederick High School
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Nicholas General Hospital
Weddings Craner Watch Mrs Erma Walsh and Raymond Cramer
Mrs Erma Walsh of West Patrick street and Raymond Cramer of Walkersville were married at the Presbyterian manse on November 27 at two oclock by Rev W M Weaver in the presence of intimate friends. The bride wore a blue dress with brown accessories and a corsage of Sunkist rosebuds. The couple reside at Montevue where both are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Walsh
West Patrick Street
Raymond Cramer
Walkersville
W. M. Weaver
Wounded Officer Praises Medics After Italy Tour
Lieut Fittinger was wounded in September 1943 in southern Italy and shell fragments hit his arm and scarred his face. Staff Sgt. Francis Gaither of Frederick joined his unit in Italy. Both return home safe after fighting up the Italian spine and the Anzio invasion. He praises civilian support and notes postwar changes, especially among young men gaining weight.
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Fittinger
Italy
Francis Gaither
Frederick
Malyogether
Sogeffer
Anzio
Lieut
Pittinger
Georgia
California
Africa
Pvt M J Reifsnider Married in England
Private Melvin Johnson Reifsnider, 25, of Frederick Maryland, married Doris Irene Hurford in an English town while stationed at a US Army hospital. He is a surgical technician, inducted 1943, overseas 14 months, with plans to reside in the United States after service. Father Mahony officiated, best man Joseph De Witt.
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A. A
Army Station Hospital
England
Melvin Johnson Reifsnider
Trail Avenue
Frederick
Doris Irene Hurford
W. Hurford
Pvt
Reifsnider
United States Army Station Hospital
Father Mahony
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Joseph de Witt
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Army
Baltimore
Camp Pickett
Fort Devens
Mass
Nelson D. Reifsnider
Robots Over Britain Report From Night Air Attacks
German flying bombs targeted Southern England as night fighters and anti-aircraft guns engaged along the eastern coast. No casualties were reported, with damage noted from dawn yesterday through 7 am today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
British
England
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Timing
Ad claims digestion can be improved by increasing digestive juice flow with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It promises quick relief from headachy and upset feelings within about 30 minutes, urging purchase at drugstores for 10 and 23 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Carter
Hundreds On Visit To War Bond Caravan
Frederick residents toured four Holabird Signal Depot vans showcasing Army communication and photographic gear for the Sixth War Loan drive. About 800 Frederick High students visited as the mobile exhibit displayed radios, field telephones, water tight packing, and the SCR-299 station used across allied units. Capt. John McKeever and Lieut. S. D. Swann led the caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Holabird
West Patrick Street
Frederick High School
John McKeever
S. D. Swann
Total Offensive in 1944 Jap Propaganda Explained
The Associated Press reports Tokyo radio propagandists announced a "total offensive" for 1944 on the eve of Pearl Harbor’s third anniversary. They claim Japan’s inner defense sphere halted Allied advances in China and the Philippines as the campaign to recall Nippon’s past glories unfolds. A separate local note mentions Officer Charles Bell’s wardrobe mishap and a late-arriving overcoat as he prepared for emergencies.
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Associated Press
Japan
Tokyo Radio
Pearl Harbor
Nippon
Federal Communi
China
Philippines
Charles Bell
City Police
Labels To Name College Career Conference Opens At Hood
The All-College Career Conference opened at Hood College Tuesday with speakers from Hood VS We GC and Vocational Guidance. Dr Winburn urged students to evaluate abilities, while Mrs Woodhouse outlined postwar opportunities for women in teaching, writing, advertising, and language and history.
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Hood
Winburn
Thomas
Hood College
Hood VS We GC Ooa
Wasdonal
Yong
College Gare
Cocase Whaigresantaneeloet
Connecticut
Institute of Women's Professional Relations
Brodbeck Hall
Pigeon Visitor Stirs Upset at Police Headquarters
A pigeon perched on a table at Police Headquarters surprised staff. Desk Sgt. Austin Heffner released the bird after Investigator Allen Bartgis checked for warrants. The bird is now a family pet, wings clipped, to ride on his sister’s shoulder. Meanwhile a diaper shortage relief hope emerged as price ceilings may rise to help diaper producers and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Heffner
Allen Bartgis
Sgt Heffner
Sgt. Heffner
New York
Office of Price Administration
Edward Sturges, Jr
Brookline
Mass
National Institute of Diaper Services
Sturges
Congress pay raise sparks GOP heckle in Washington
Rep Murray accuses a proposed $2,500 to $10,000 salary hike for members of Congress of being ridiculous and indefensible. He cites burdens on farmers and price freezes for food and farm goods while wages lag, arguing lawmakers should not get a raise amid inflation and economic strain.
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Washington
Murray
Wis
Congress
Turray
Two Men Die After Auto Collision Near Greencastle
Isonerstown Dec 5 forward Schindle 28 of near Greencastle Va died today at Washington County hospital after injuries from a collision between an automobile and a parked truck near Greencastle. Edgar Weiykes 28 of State Line Pa suffered slight injuries. Both men worked for a Greencastle electrical contracting firm and were enroute to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isonerstown
Uoward Schindle
Greencastle
Washington County Hospital
Edgar Weiykes
State Line
Court News Absolute Divorce Case in Wells Wells
Court action lists William H. Wells Jr and Grace T. Wells seeking an absolute divorce. Mentions Marriage Licenses, a 34 year old and a 23 year old resident tied to Hagerstown and Pottsville. Property deed transfers involve Ciimore RB Flautt to Alex L Quinn and wife with a $10 county value. An aviation conference approved a program to ease internal passenger air transport and expand commercial flight access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Wells, Jr
Grace T. Wells
J. Monlgeiery
Hagerstown
Catherine Mae Fichen
Pottsville
Ciimore
Flautt
Alex L. Quinn
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Theresa Jane Eyler
le Gore
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Hody
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Lee
M. J. Reifsnider
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Maryland Training School
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Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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