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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1943

Page

2

City council notes appointing police lieutenant and safety upgrades

Mayor Culler and Chief Poulsen differences were addressed, with time needed to appoint a police lieutenant after Hochnet’s resignation. Purchases now require mayoral approval, and a blinker light will be installed on South Market Street near Mount Olivet cemetery to reduce the hill’s traffic hazard.

Mount Olivet Cemetery George W. Kemp Cackward Edward S. Mobley Kemp American Oil Company South Court Street W. Raymond Walker Culler Chon Hilldine Board of Zoning Appeals Memorial Park Parks Committee Russell H. McCain West Seventh Street Pennsylvania Railroad East Street Seventh Frederick Iron and Steel Co

Officers Canteens Dry Up Under War Department Circular

New York February 4 Army officers clubs and canteens are to be dry under War Department Circular No 29 signed by General George C Marshall. Sale of anything stronger than 32 percent near beer is forbidden on military premises. Former rules allowed stronger drinks at officers clubs. circular mandates cessation of that practice.

New York United States Army New War Department Gael Torr Cary George C. Marshall Army Chief of Staff United States Marshall

Scout Fair Next Week Sets National Boy Scout Week Events

Arrangements mark Scout Fair as part of National Boy Scout Week February 8 12 in the former Cramer storeroom on North Market Street with sessions Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings 7 to 9 for handicraft exhibits and activities Public access provided to view Scout work The Tivoli theater hosts Thursday afternoon show for attending Cubs in good standing A Board of Review meets Troop 6 East Second Street tomorrow at 730 to approve advancement then Court of Honor Friday February 12 marks end of Scout week Church services kick off the week locally with Scouts and Cubs attending their own faith churches and Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church hosting a seven o clock evening service

Cramer North Market Street Tivoli Theater Troop 6 East Second Street Court of Honor Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church

Unionville Women’s Club meets with 25 members present

Mrs Carrie Pearce hosted the Unionville Women’s Club at its last meeting with twenty five members and one visitor. Mrs Hollie Albaugh presided as president with new chairmen taking offices. The auditing committee reported on the year’s work and Arthur Purdum spoke on funds for upkeeping the Community Hall. Refreshments were served.

Unionville Club Carrie Pearce Unionville Women's Club Hollie Albaugh Arthur Purdum

Post Office Lease Recorded in Emmittsburg

A five year lease to the government is recorded in the clerk of court office for Emmittsburg Post Office. Starting April 1, 1842 the rent is $800 per year for the first floor of the brick building at West Main Street and South Seton Avenue. Named parties include Mr and Mrs Leonard W Zimmerman Mr and Mrs E A Clevenger Miss Mary Jo Zimmerman Luther M Zimmerman and J Elmer Zimmerman.

Emmittsburg Léonard W Zimmerman E. A Clevenger Mary Jo Zimmerman Luther M Zimmerman J. Elmer Zimmerman West Main Street South Seton Avenue

Indian Springs Couple Marks Golden Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs Twenty celebrate fifty years of marriage at Indian Springs on a Sunday anniversary. He is 74 and she 70. They are parents of nine children.

Mrs. Twenty Indian Springs

Absent Minded Boy Found Far From Home En Route To WV

A 14-year old runaway from Parkersburg West Virginia was found in Abilene Texas while en route to a supposed Army camp and older brother. He claimed both parents were dead and later said he was a Bogart nephew headed to Los Angeles. A 14-year old foster girl described severe abuse by her foster mother and was placed in a boarding home before being sent to Pennsylvania adoptive family custody.

West Virginia Texas Children's Aid Society Abilene Ala William C Roderick Parkersburg W. Va Roderick Humphrey Bogart Los Angeles Calif Children’s Aid Society Pennsylvania

Rice Muffin Fritters Adaptable Recipe

Rice muffin fritters prove versatile, adapting themselves to various ingredients. The note suggests a flexible method, highlighting the dish's ease and compatibility with different flavors or additions.

Muffin fritters with currant jelly topping

A recipe outlines bacon striped muffins made with milk rice flour and baking powder. Serve upside down with currant jelly for zest. Also notes a county health chest clinic and rector stay, plus a tomato ice recipe with gelatin and lemon juice.

Coal Possibly Richer in Rubber Than East Indies Islands

A note suggests coal could be richer in rubber than all the islands of the East Indies, implying a comparison of resource abundance that ties coal deposits to rubber yield across regional sites.

East Indies

CLASS MEETING DETAILS AT CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH

A Bible class at Calvary Methodist Church parlor with twenty one attendees led by president Mrs Florence Kelly opened with song and scripture. Plans announced for runs sale on West Patrick Street March 3 and 6. Attendees listed include Guy Allnutt Lewis Allnutt Joseph Darby Jr Walter Allnutt Thomas Brown and Norman Wootton. A turkey dinner followed with refreshments and a closing prayer by Holden Felton.

Calvary Methodist Church Florence Kelly West Patrick Street Holden Felton J. K Alboutt Powlesville Guy F. Allnutt Lewis Allnutt Joseph Darby, Jr Seueen Walter Allnuutt Thomas Brown Happy” Poole Norman Wootton Poolesville Ca&d

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