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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1943
Page
9
Dorothy Dix contends couples wed with a plan to reshape partners, arguing people choose otherwise yet try to alter mates after marriage. She notes altering habits and tastes causes friction, advising couples accept each other as is to avoid misery and divorce.
The Emmitsburg Lions Club announces monthly gatherings on the first Tuesday thereafter and notes plans to resume semi monthly meetings later if conditions warrant. Sgt Eugene F Zacharias of the Marines and M F Shuffard HA reps participate in the discussion.
Bolivar residents report large hogs butchered with weights up to 503 pounds. Stalings ill at home with flu. Cincinnati University student Ralph Bush visiting parents. Christian Flag and Service Flag dedication planned at St John’s Lutheran Church next Sunday at 2:30. Families connected to Clever and Webb share updates on military service and relatives.
A candle light service will be held at St. James Reformed Church in Lovettsville on Sunday evening December 19 at 7 30 with Miss Jean McKinney as soloist. Christmas Eve services are planned at the same church at 7 30. Various local notices follow including social visits, Red Cross sewing work totals for the year, and military family updates.
The New Windsor Homemakers Club met December 6 at the high school cafeteria with thirty two members and four guests. Officers elected for two years were President Mrs Spoerlein Vice President Mrs Paul Hull Secretary Miss Pearl Benedict Treasurer Mrs Raymond Brown. Miss Crosby demonstrated floor coverings. Games hosted by Mrs Danton Ensor followed, then gift exchanges.
A vintage remedy notes using medicated mutton suet now with Penetro as a modern base. The product claims double action to ease muscular cold aches and coughing and to vaporize for nasal relief while stimulating the affected area from the outside. Obtain Penetro.
In a Hollywood profile Erskine Johnson portrays George Murphy as a versatile performer capable of drama and comedy. The article notes Murphy’s appeal to Mayer who loans him to other studios and reveals his secret ambition to star in his own life story while recounting his rise from Wall Street messenger to a celebrated dancer with Juliette Johnson.
Murphy rose from a Greenwich Village club to Broadway stardom and film fame. He teamed with dancer Dane and director Nick Castle to craft routines seen on screen. Murphy, once aspiring Wall Street broker, became Hollywood’s leading dance partner and star.
A Christmas program is planned for Sunday December 1 at 7 o clock at St Pauls Lutheran with no worship services or Sunday school that day. Communion will be observed at St Pauls Lutheran the following day January 2.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sykesville Fae Company plans its annual Christmas party on Monday December 20 with Mesdames Clara Dudderar Melvin Hartmen Rae Barnes George Howes and Bernard Cook as hosts. Frederick Church editor of the Sykesville Herald was rejected for military service on Thursday. Mrs Florence McDonald is recovering from a broken leg sustained in a recent accident at the B and O station where she slipped leaving her footing impaired.
Mrs Charles T Kemp and Miss Sarah F P Martin attended the fifth anniversary tea of the Women’s Club of Ten Hills. Miss Mary Emma Kemp and Miss Ruth Leuster spent the weekend at the home of the farmers Marquis, Me and Mrs Charles T Kemp. The Christmas parties, church services, and officer elections for 1944 at St Paul’s Methodist and Sacred Heart parish are noted, along with a Christopher clinic at Sykesville High School on December 22. Local families announce moves, engagements, furloughs, and school connections.
Washington December 16 The National Labor Relations Board ordered the complaint against Hagerstown Leather Company of Hagerstown Maryland dismissed. The suit, brought by the International Fur and Leather Workers Union CIO, alleged discrimination against a woman employee for union membership and activity. The trial examiner recommended dismissal after an August hearing. the union filed exceptions. Board action followed a hearing at which union representatives did not appear.
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