Four dozen Burned to Death in Sanitarium Fire North of Seattle
A vast fire at the Lake Forest Park Sanitarium near Seattle killed thirty four, with fifteen patients rescued. The blaze started from an oil burner, trapping bedridden inmates in their rooms as exits failed. Fire officials said rapid flames left little chance of escape, leaving the building a shell three hours after ignition. Rescuers freed bedridden patients through windows onto boards and tables, with several survivors severely burned. An unrelated report notes Leaders Bible Class and Hampden Methodist contest results and planned services.
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Seattle
Lake Forest Park
Seatle
Leo McCombs
Victor Jones
Jones
I. C. Bookey
Bookey
James
Jack Mullen
Lou Monroe
Mullen
Arya Mullen
Florida Inductee Pvt Keech Assigned to Leesburg Unit
In Florida Pvt Keech from Baltimore and Creagerstown formerly a real estate broker was inducted in September and now serves in the Engineer Aviation Battalion stationed at Leesburg Florida.
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Pvt
Keech
Baltimore and Creagerstown
Armed Forces
Leesburg, Fla
Became Bride On Sunday At Evangelical Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Stewart Zimmerman became Mrs Zerbst in a Sunday ceremony at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Zimmerman of 2 Rosemont Avenue, she wed Mr. Zerbst, son of Mrs. Carl E. Nolte of Kansas City and the late Harry Zerbst. He works in the Department of Justice in Washington, DC.
Wed Sunday Afternoon In Lutheran Church Wedding
A Wedsday ceremony in a Lutheran church featured Thomas L. Zimmerman Jr and Mrs. Zimmerman's uncle John Wilson as members of the couple. Prof Henry T. Wade played music. Dr J D Dave sang. a programme included Du bois and Handel selections. Mendelssohn and Wagner formed the processional and recession music with The Lord's Prayer during the rite. A reception followed at the bride's home with aqua crepe attire and orchid corsages. The bride Mrs Zimmerman attended Frederick schools and Penn Hall and Smith College. the groom Mr Zerbst is with the Department of Justice in Washington.
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Thomas L. Zimmerman, Jr
John Wilson
Frederick
Henry T. Wade
J.D. Dave
Dubois
Allegro
Handel
Wagner Dr. Duve
Dave
Zerbst
Penn Hall
Smith College
Me. Zerbst
Notre Dame
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
News-Post
Whitmore Farm
Coll Door
Evra Barker
William H. Gaver
Middletown- Mrersville
ig—Claccett Wiles
Sigher Farm
Setheen Jefersey
Midditews
John J. Foreman
New Windsor
G. Matlon England
Mewrovia
Charles P. Henry
Adame Town
Thomas P. Carter
Dackeye Town
Lee A
George L. Jomnts
Libertytown
Harry M. Wissmer
Beckeyetown
X. Surety
Weedrbers
Erckerem
Fale
Freerich Fairgrounds
Engagement of Rosanne Haffner to William Sammons
Engaged Miss Rosanne Haffner of 122 Clarke Place to William L Sammons son of Mr Wm T Sammons of Troy New York Miss Haffner a Hood College and Prince School of Retailing graduate now with Strawbridge and Clothier Philadelphia Mr Sammons to graduate from Williams College and MIT in June
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Austin F Haffner
Clarke Place
Rosanne
William L. Sammons
Mi Wm T Sammons
Troy
New York
Haffner
Hood College
Prince School of Retailing
Boston
Strawbridge and Clothier
Philadelphia
Sammons
Williams College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cancel Convention Of Women's Federation In 1943
The General Federation of Women's Clubs cancels its 1943 convention planned for Indianapolis May 10 to 15. Mrs John L Whitehurst of Baltimore, president, announced the move citing transportation difficulties noted by Office of Defense Transportation director Joseph B Eastman. A poll of state leaders was to survey the impact among members.
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Washington, DC
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Indianapolis
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Whitehurst
Joseph B Eastman
Office of Defense Transportation
War service program prompts restraint on national convention
The questionnaire notes that the General Federation of Women's Clubs, tied to frat organizations, would refrain from holding a national convention if it impeded transportation and war effort patriotism. The statement reflects concerns over mobilization and travel during a period demanding national service.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Church accepts Rev Ralph Tabor as pastor
Rev Ralph Tabor of Baltimore's Third Lutheran church has accepted the pastorate of Luther Place Memorial Church in Washington. The official announcement followed yesterday's services led by Capt Fred W Konemann, pulpit supply chair. Tabor succeeds Dr Charles B Foelsch who resigned October 1 to lead Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary. Tabor, a Philadelphia native, studied at Central High School Gettysburg College and Gettysburg Theological Seminary. He previously served as pastor in Middletown.
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Washington
Ralph Tabor
Baltimore
Third Lutheran Church
Luther Place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle
Fred W. Konemann
Luther Place Church
Tabor
Charles B Foelsch
Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mr. Tabor
Central High School
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Indian Springs Couple Married Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs John C Twenty of Indian Springs quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. He is seventy four, she seventy. They have resided in Indian Springs since marriage and reared nine children. Also listed are relatives in Pennsylvania Maryland DC and nearby towns.
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John C
Indian Springs
Marrage
Blanche Shockey
Pennsylvania
Amy Mackenzie
Rocky Springs
Bertha McBride
Washington, D CI
Ira Twenty
Alton Twenty
Frederick
Cora Krantz
Shookstown
Amos Twenty
Mt. Airy
Martha Hanshew
John Twenty
Learn To Use Unrationed Meats And Richer Dishes
Mrs Alexander George Food Editor discusses unrationed meats as affordable options with strong flavor. Recipes include Creole Liver Cakes Kidney Ragout Stuffed Calf's Heart and Oyster Oysters Oysters hearts. The article provides step by step preparation notes and serving ideas for liver kidney calf heart and shellfish dishes.
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Alexander George
Market limps into February after steady early gains
New York February 1 report notes the stock market inclined to limp into February after a lengthy recovery from last April lows. Early gains were followed by moderate shrinkage as prices declined slightly near the fourth hour and the pace slowed through the session.
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New York
January Snow Depth Sets Records Amid Storms
Disagreeable weather has ended in January with heavy snowfall totaling 146 inches for the month, the heaviest in years. Five measurable snows and four clear days marked a windy, snowy, cloudy period, while street snow removal continued and motorists faced churned slush and impassable roads.
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Wron
Teo
Relief For Your Cough Promises Swift Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy for chronic bronchitis chest colds and acute bronchitis. It claims the medicine loosens and expels mucus targets the airway for quick relief and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It emphasizes non narcotic formula and urges readers to ask their druggist for Creomulsion.
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Iston
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Hampden
Raymond Free
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West Fifth Street
Elm
Edward M. Mantz
Florida
Pri
George T. Keech
Fellows
Rogers
Jack Richard Zerbst
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Alexander Woollcott
Alice Rohrback
Braddock Heights
Rohrback
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Helen Kellsr Grara
Rohrbach
Library of Congress
Brothers In the Navy
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Paul £. Renner
Herbert Renner
Lewistown
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Paul L. Renner
Norfolk, Va
Rosanne Haffner
Women’s Federation
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Coast Guard
Washington Church
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GMC
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Wilson Stove Company
Herman R Titus
Harris and Filler Company
Richard C Connolly
Maryland Avenue
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Bruce Brachey
George G Scott and Company
Charlotte
N.C
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Board of Aldermen
Scott Company
Fort Dix
William D. Kolb
Pie Kolb
Charlas Kolb Barks
Riga
Fort Dix, N. J
Keystone Paint Products
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RB. Slemmer
Mgr
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market St
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Pearres Pharmacy
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Sintechum
Aiwalayas
Entices
Nisi
Olplans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Lemma Vo Willard
Vurderel Py
Prederek County
LMMA
Vo Willard
Frederica County
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Feederick County
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Richardson
Rousson
Welty Faurney
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Roy J. Leatherman
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Mary E Shellman
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