Five War Stamp Winners Tied For No Complaints
Five carriers tied for first in The News War Stamps contest for least complaints during October to Christmas week. Winners: Donald Butler John Rhoads Billy Rhoads Sonny Smith and Gary Boyer with others noted for few complaints. The drive aimed to ensure timely delivery amid shortages and substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Butler
South Market Street
Harvey Co. Butler, Jr
West South
Washington, Center and
McMurray
John Rhoads
Elm Street
North Market Street
Louis H. Boyer
West Third Street
West Fourth Street
East Fourth
East Fifth
Jack Hussong
la Mar Green
William Ensor
Dorsey Baumgardner
John
Billy Rhoads
Gary Boyer
Week's Menus From Sunday Through Friday Meals
A yearline shows daily breakfast lunch and dinner options including items like stuffed prunes frizzled ham scrambled eggs and muf fins for breakfast Sunday. Dinner features Crown roast of pork baked potatoes apple rings and escarole. Supper includes Welsh rarebit.
Powell family cited in Thurmont as Pvt served in North Africa
Pvt Powell and his wife and son living in Thurmont are noted in a report describing a soldier stationed abroad in North Africa. The brief mentions the family residing locally while the service member is deployed in the North Africa theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt Powell
Thurmont
Mise Hoke Bride At Emory Henry College
Mise Hoke, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Hoke of Emory and Henry College, wed Petty Officer Hal Irving Hutchinson of the U S Navy V 12 Unit at eight o clock Wednesday in the Calliopean Literary Society Hall. Rev Frank A Settle officiated. The bride wore ivory bridal satin with Chantilly lace, a long train, and illusion veil, and carried a Testament with gardenias. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Margaret Ann Hoke and bridesmaid Miss Mary Chandler. Best man Tevis I Greenland and fellow Navy officers served as ushers. A reception followed at the Hokes’ home and the couple left for a Washington honeymoon. The bride is a Meadoview High School teacher and Emory and Henry College graduate. the groom is a Greensboro, NC native and former Norfolk Navy Yard yeoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migg
Betty Hoke
Roy E. Hoke
Emory and Henry College
Emory
Jeannette Remsberg
Utica
Hal Irving Hutchinson
Emory and Henry
Margaret Ann Hoke
Mary Chandler
Miss Hoke
Miss Charur
Tevis I. Greenland
USNR
Aberdeen
Baltimore National Bank
Baltimore
Navy College Training Unit
Harold F. Carrier
Edgenton
Wis
Alfred J
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Will Wed This Evening In First Baptist Church
A couple will marry this evening at First Baptist Church with a brief recital by Mrs Strine as organist and a hospital nursing staff soloist. The bride will wear a back with orange blossoms and carry white roses. matron of honor Mrs Neilson R Bohn will don a white satin gown and carry red poinsettias. The bridal party includes best man Dr William Jenkins and several ushers. A small reception follows in the church rear and at the bride's home for immediate family and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilson R. Bohn
Braddock Heights
Patricia Lee Butcher
Charles T. Butcher, Jr
Parrott
William Jenkins
Franklinton
N. C
D. Paul Etzier
Baltimore
Robert Keadie
Mapleville
Lemuel Kornegay
Rocky Mountain
Travers D. Stultz
Braddock
Schubert
Liszt
de Koven
D Hardelot
Grieg
Malotte
Couple to Wed with Orchid Corsage in Goldsboro Return
The groom Dr. Parrott and bride, a Frederick High School and Hood College alumna, plan a January wedding with a Goldsboro residence after the ceremony. The bride’s sister Mrs. Norman Mayo, of Plymouth, N C, will wear a blue bodice black net gown with an orchid corsage. The couple will be stationed near Army duty after their trip south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Mayo
Plymouth
N. C
Forstman
Goldsboro
Frederick
Frederick High School
Hood College
University of Maryland
University Hospital Nurses Training School
Baltimore
Dr. Parrott
Wake Forest College
University of Maryland Medical School
University Hospital
Army Medical Corps
Weddings Report From December Ceremonies
Multiple 1940s era wedding notices from York Springs Gettysburg and nearby areas. Couples include Mark E Hinkle and M Virgene Gochenour married in YMCA parlors. Bertha B Despeaux and Russell D Knill wed Christmas Day at Church of the Brethren parsonage. Imogene Madeline Lopp and Earl Charles Phillips at Church of the Brethren parsonage. Charlotte Ray and Russell E Barnard linked in December ceremony. Destinations note honeymoons, military service, and residence with in laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iinkle
Gochenour
Mark E Hinkle
Aspers
M. Virgene Gochenour
York Springs
P. E. Helmer
YMCA
The
Reformed Church
Phillips—Lopp
Imogene Madeline Lopp
Earl Charles Phillips
Gettysburg
Church of the Brethren Parsonage
Ralph E. Shober
Victory Pie Crust for 9 Inch Pie Shell
Sift 114 cups sifted cake flour with 4 teaspoon double acting baking powder and 1 iy teaspoon salt. Cut in 4 tablespoons cold shortening until fine. Add 3 tablespoons ice water to form a small dough ball. Repeat until all flour is blended into one dough. Makes pastry for a 9 inch shell. Double recipe for two crust pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Pie
Society Girl Reserves Dance at Fred erick High School
The Girl Reserves Club of Frederick High School hosts its annual Christmas dance Thursday from nine to one at the high school. Semi formal, Joe Stephens and his orchestra provide music. Invited guests include faculty, Mr and Mrs Marion J. Green, parents of club president Betty Green, and local ministers. Decorations led by Miss Peggy Stewart with several committee chairs handling various tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Joe Stephens
Marion J. Green
Betty Green
Harold C. Baer
Samuel S. Johnston
Alvin G. Quinn
Peggy Stewart
Barbara Kelly
Joann Johnson
Betty Smith
Peggy Quynn
Albertine Hodgson
Alumni Dance Tonight in Frederick at State Armory
Frederick High School Alumni Association holds a Christmas dance from nine to one at the State Armory. Dean Hudson leads a 16 piece orchestra with a soloist, and decorations blend Christmas with patriotic themes. Out-of-town guests expected. wartime conditions may affect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hudson
Frederick
Frederick High School
Trianon
Chicago
Fruit Bread For This Time Of Year Sandwiches Tea
Recipe fragment describes fruit bread with flour baking powder sugar salt nuts candied orange peel graham flour two eggs milk melted butter. Combine nuts and peel with graham flour then add to dry mix and wet ingredients to form batter.
Mixed Egg Batter For Small Leaf Pans Bake Time
First mixture combines eggs milling and shortening then added to the mix ture. Blend and bake in two small greased leaf pans in a moderate oven for one hour at 35 F.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Africa
Leute K. Powell
Mise Hoke
Emory-Henry College
First Baptist Church
Frederick Industrial Loan Corner
Third and
Market Streets
Maryland
Knill—Despeaux
Bertha B. Despeaux
Nannie Despeaux
All Saints Street
Seaman
Russell D. Knill
John Russell Knill
Wilson Avenue
Church of the Brethren
Ralph FE. Shober
J. Leroy Despereaux
Barnard—Ray
George F. Ray
Charlotte
Russell E. Barnard
Cumberland
Wm. Orndorff
Barnard
Camp Gordon
Naval Aviation
Robert Edward Tee Putman, Jr
R . L. Putman
Rosemont
Naval Air Training Center
Corpus Christi
Tex
Naval Air Station
Glenview
C. Clifton Wirts
East Second Street
Frederick City Hospital
Overman
Elizabeth City
C. Cofton Wirts
East
Second Street
Byron E. Hughes
New York City
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville
Mr. Hughes
Paul E. White
Beverly Park Gardens
Alexandria
Harold P. Biebs
Grace Beard Young
Wayside Apartments
Eich
Miss Eiche? Beard
Ruth Eslinger
Somerville, N. J
Margaret Eslinger
Record Street
J. E. Lentz
Allentown
A. Hart Etchison
East Church Street
Austin L. Filby
Samuel Filby
College Avenue
194Th
17Th Air Base Division
Ap.o
Camp Mackall
N.C
Elks' Club
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Frederick, Md
Adrian L. McCardell
Us.n
Pittapurgh
A. LeRoy McCardell
Rockwell Terrace
Ernest C. Webb
Henry E. Weaver, Jr
Jane Osterling
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Webb
C. E. Cline
Melvin Engle
Hammond Clary
City
A. Trago Brust, Jr
Catherine P. Staley
A. T. Brust, Jr
West Fifth Street
Potomac Edison Company
Lewis Fagan
John Cramer
Ralph Schroeder
Ethel Nichols
Pvt
James B. T. Creager
42D
Rainbow
S. E. Jones
McDonough School
Stuart E. Jones, Jr
Anne I. Keller
St. Margarets School
Tappahannock
Evington
Meade Irvine
J. S. Irvine
Lynchburg
Brooklyn
N. V
Virginia
OJ Keller
Eva G. Hanford
Frank Hanford
Columbia
S. C
Captain Willis
Boston
Hanford
O. J. Keller
Australia
Auction
C. W. Epley
Ras
Baer
U. S
Francis Scott Key
M. AL Stonestreet
Warren
Colorado Be
Wash
D.c
Maryland Biscuit Company
Honey Grahams Delicious
McCormick’s
McCormick's
Hake
Oxydol
Tdeal
G. L. Baking Company
Saltines
Bisquick
Wilkins Coffee
Ige
Gibbs
Monocacy Valley
National Biscuit Company
Nabisco
Spaghetti
High Rock
MED
PEG
Duz
OUR Christmas Club
Frederick County National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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