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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1942
Page
3
Jacques DeMolay Commandery No 4 K T gathers at Masons Temple on Christmas Day at noon to toast Commander Pollard. Visiting Sir Knights and Master Masons attend as readings honor Pollard and Schroeder of Maryland. The audience hears war era edicts and a Star of Bethlehem message.
Rev Dr Amos J Traver of the Evangelical Lutheran church spoke at the Rowant Christmas dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel dining room. Wives and guests attended as readings and songs were presented by Ruth Storm and others with Robert L Smith as MC. A later note lists numerous attendees and a separate butchering event hosted by Charles G Linthicum of Boyds with seven hogs slaughtered and a shared dinner.
The program includes the Templar hymn followed by a benediction pronounced by Rev. Dr. C. E Weller. The service proceeds with ceremonial readings and prayer, concluding the ceremony.
The OPA raises Period 3 oil coupons by 1 gallon in the 13 Midwest states as record cold continues. Henderson cites low temperatures and 20,000 barrel daily supply as basis for the boost while Ickes moves to clamp down whistleblower-style bootleg coupons. The new quotas target wholesale distribution, limiting per-customer purchases and aiming to prevent a repeat of last weekend’s supply squeeze.
A Tuesday butchering event led by Mrs. Nannie R. Reid drew a slate of workers including Mrs. Nannie R. Mord, Charles Linthicum, Russel King, Claude Wrights, JF. Refftt, Paul Warfield, Raymond Cooley, Mrs. Carrie Bennett, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs. Elizabeth Grumwel, Mes. Ollie Miles, Ira Mullins, abd gon, and Ben Cooley. Dinner followed the proceedings as public health and safety services and military operational needs were noted. Beatrice M. Ornderf of Frederick obtained an absolute divorce from Hiley S. Ornderff, with permission to resume her maiden name Beatrice M. Linton.
Ad copy touts St Joseph Aspirin as faster and purer than rivals. Claims to be the world’s largest seller at 10 cents. Emphasizes safety and superiority with bold branding and minimal details.
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