1944 Maryland AAA program aims to boost war crop output
Maryland 42 000 farms implement 1944 Agricultural Adjustment Agency plan to raise yields of food, feed, oil crops and fiber while conserving soil. Congress appropriated 2 250 000 dollars for conservation and production with credits for materials and cover crops, lime and phosphate use, erosion control, and permanent pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Congress
Joseph H. Blandford
AAA Committee
AAA
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Sweetsiover
Homemakers Jug Bridge Club Hosts 23 Members
Women's clubs meeting on February 9 at Jug Bridge Home Makers Club, hosted by Mrs Ida Houck Mrs Herman Gubisch and Miss Jennie Grabill. Program included flag pledge Star Spangled Banner Rock of Ages and Onward Christian Soldiers readings on Chile and Atlantic Charter. Reports accepted a ten dollar Red Cross pledge and hats care demo. Next meeting March at Mrs James Tinney 804 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
Ida Houck
Herman Gubisch
Jennie Grabill
Jug Bridge Homemakers’ Club
John Engle
Elmer Dixon
Chile
Grace Beard Young
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Thomas
F. Russell Young
Exie Baker
Red Cross
James Tinney
East South Street
Bolivar Couple Quietly Wed in Brunswick Maryland
Bolivar residents Pfc. C David Noland and Mrs Goldie Noland daughter of Bolivar were married February 19 at First Methodist Church Brunswick with Rev Norman L Trott officiating. Mrs Charles T Littleton of Atlanta recently visited Bolivar friends prior to returning home from Camp Reynolds where her husband faces overseas duty. John Gardner from Harpers Ferry, a U S Navy veteran, visited friends in Harpers Ferry and Bolivar. S W Staups of Bolivar has been ill ten days but showing improvement. Charles Glassford of Bolivar is mentioned in ongoing local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
C. David Noland
Camp Simms
Goldie Noland
Claude Noland
Isabel Perry Dawson
W. E. Perry
Norman L. Trott
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
Charles T. Littleton
Atlanta
J. W. Ramsdill
Camp Reynolds
John Gardner
Harpers Ferry
U. S. Navy
L. G. Reid
Pat
Hagerstown
Guy Grove
G. H. Wirts
Washington
Selby Brown
Jacqueline Brown
Miss Brown
International Harvester Company
Arthur Brown
Joan and
Jere
Rensil Rust
Nellie George
Flossie Riddlemoser
Mt. Airy
George
A. N. Warner
Walkersville
T. W. L Warner
Warner
Mr. Ward
Unionville
W. B. Carpenter
New York City
Cpl
Charles Miller
Africa
Newport News
Moore's’ General Hospital
Fwannonoa
North Carolina
R. M. Miller
P. F. Legard
Lovettsville Farmer's Club
L. P. Hickman
Raymond
Souder
Messrs
H. C. Thompson
Campbell Legard
Joseph Shumate
T. W. Warner
Berton McKimmey
John Whitmore
Clarence Hall
L. L. Spring
Beard
N. C. Hawthorne
Robert Duncan
Bertie Souder
Sam Brown
Maxine Brown
H. W. Beatty
Catherine Scott
Leona Leigh
Margaret Duncan
Margaret Spring
Miss Boyer
Barbara
Anne Hickman
Virginia Souder
Bolivar Area Social Notes Include Many Weekend Visits
Local residents and visitors frequent Bolivar and nearby towns with weekend visits spanning Maryland Virginia and Ohio. Notables include Cadet Natalie Nichols, Mr and Mrs Bartles, Mrs Hawks and families, and several Johnsons Smiths and Leavys. One injury report notes Charles Town General Hospital treating Charles J Leavy after a truck collision near the Lutheran Cemetery.
Sunday dinner guests at Frye home in Lovettsville Va
Sunday attendance at the Frye residence in Lovettsville Va included Pfc Arthur Hawes Jr from Shephard Field Tex Arthur Hawes of Waterford and Mrs Katy Parker with Miss Myrtle Myers of Hagerstown Mrs Martha Womeldorps with children Marina and Donny of Ashland Ky were summoned by illness of her father M D Arnold. Lucketts burial at Leesburg followed by visit to L A Womeldorphs Donald Womeldorph with Ashland Refining Co was sent to Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Raymond Frye
Arthur Hawes, Jr
Shephard Field
Texas
Arthur Hawes
Waterford
Katy Parker
Myrtle Myers
Hagerstown
Martha Womeldorps Avith
Marina
Donny
Ashland
M. D. Arnold
Lucketts
Leesburg
L. A. Womeldorph
Donald Womeldorph
Ashland Refining Company
Community Notes From Local Families and Visits
Local social column updates show residents visiting relatives, attending events, and service members abroad. Notable mentions include families hosting guests from Hagerstown and Washington, coworkers moving, a secretary position secured at International Harvester, and Cpl. Charles Miller returning from Africa with radial palsy after combat. A Lovettsville Farmer's Club dinner gathering details list attendees and households.
Sykesville Soldier On Ten Day Furlough At Home
Sergeant Thomas Stone of Camp Polk Louisiana is on a ten day furlough at the home of his wife in Sykesville. He is visiting family during a brief leave from service with plans to return to duty soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Thomas Stone
Camp Polk
Southern States Cooperative Service
Deaths and local notices in Carroll County
The items record the death of Lt. Wayne L. Flohr and a family notice of his transfer for advanced flying training. Community notices list Philathia church committees for 1944, March hosts, and various local visits and visitors. An insurance suit against Keystone Indemnity Company was tried in Westminster Circuit Court with M. E. Gettler as plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Burman
Wayne L. Flohr
Majors Field
Texas
Frederick Army Air Field
Frederick
Okla
Flohr
LeRoy Flohr
Sykesville
Philathia
St. Paul's Church
A. O. Sarflaten
Jack Harris
Frank L. Meiler
St. Petersburg
Florida
A. R. Selby
Germantown
John Wooden
Freddy
Ariss Allene Brown
Herbert Leatherwood
Dorothy May Robinson
Washington
Margaret Sands
Catonsville
Levin Comley
W. S. Shipley
Keystone Indemnity Company
Philadelphia
Carroll County
Westminster
James E. Boylan, Jr
M. E. Gettler
Hampstead
D. Eugene Walsh
Local judgments entered in multiple cases in Frederick courts
The article notes verdicts on two issues, confirming policy cancellation and partial liability for 196.70, with confessed judgments by W A Pickens, Cassell Engel, Shriner Manufacturing, Truman Israel, and Charles Shriner for amounts ranging from 82 to 5464. The Schultz case was continued and other similar cases moved to Frederick for trial. A correction reports Trooper L. F. Wallace misnamed in a Brunswick theft arrest piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Brown
Pennsylvania
WA. Pickens
Westminster
Cassell Engel
Union Bridge
Shriner Manufacturing Company
Taneytown
George W. and
Marhn L. Shriner
Truman Israel Union Bridge
Charles E. H. Shriner
Louis Schultz
Sykesville
Frederick County
Deed Recorded In Woodsboro District
A deed has been recorded in the clerk’s office for the male of three tracts in Woodsboro district formerly owned by Dr. C A Stultz. The report notes the name Charles E Louden appears in place of the man under arrest, correcting an error in the earlier item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Louden
Woodsboro
C. A. Stultz
Local notes list residents and properties near Frederick area
A dense roster of names with addresses and nearby townships around Frederick Maryland. Entries include farm and estate mentions, sale notes, and administrator designations, detailing parity of locations such as Urbana Libertytown Woodsboro Jefferson and Mt. Airy with multiple dates in February March and April. The document records individuals, estates, and property transactions, concluding with a payment consideration of about $3,500 to Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Creager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Irene Waltz
William M Storm
Charles McC. Mathias
Frederick County
Wilsell
Court House
Frederick
Maryland
Urbana
Oscar Twain Waltz
Corn
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P.L. Hargett& Co
South Market St
L. Hargett & CO
Pratt
Sears, Roebuck and CO. America
Market ST
Frederick, MD
Lvat
Melvin Fields
Julia Ann
Raymond Luther
Natalie Nichols
Lewis D. Nichols
Camp Hill
Robert Hackley
Baltimore
Jack Hedican
Ella Hackley
Wilbur Winters
Eleanor Johnson
Alexandria
C. C. Johnson
Pfe
Paul Bartles, Jr
San Antonio
Paul Bartles
O. P. Hawks
Cumberlland
J. S. Lanman
Ella Zembre
Ira Brannon
Ethel
Martinsburg
C. F. Webb
Ernest
Laura Brill
C. EL Webb
Viola Walker
Eagles
Lutheran Cemetery
John
Damascus High School
Elmer Lee
Ethel Engler
LeRoy Barnes
Silver Spring
Edward Barnes
Margaret Shipley
Detroit
Mich
Cody Bell
Celius Brown
Milton Flohr
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick Industrial Loan Corner
Third and Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
West Virginia
L. FL Wallace
A. A. Lough
Nicodemus
Court St
Bedford
Montovia Supply CQ
Monrovia, Maryland
Farmers Supply CO
Walkersville, Maryland
Lewistown
Irene Mullican
C. J. Fletcher
Knoxville
E. Hood England
Aeene Kramer
Rocksville
Fannie Lanner
Middletown
Merrii E. Gieger
I—Tl
KR. Grossnickle
Bloomford
Edward Stager
Robert R. Rhoderick
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty Pike
Joseph M. Rontzahn
Jefferson
Lewis A. Cltne
Myersville
Charles &. Lines
Gallenzer Creek Road
Harvey, Bohn
Williams Bros
New London
Mirs
Viola Roderick
Uthana
William C. Wiles
M. Austin Young
St. Pike Frederick
Dies Yan ¥. Nicholson
Dickerson
St. N
Oliver M Wise
Archie St. Putman
Mt. Alry
Roy Hilton
Hobart M. Coran
Adamstown
George A. Tritappe
Old Braddock
Walter L. Hipkins
Emma CD. Brandenburg
Geo. Hightman
Petersville
Schwartz Bros
Everett W. Aluiinix
Long Corner
Vernon L. Smith
J. Wickman Ganley
Montovia
Lee M. Howes
Washington Grove
Walter Culler
Paul R. Ahalt
Midaletown
Aprib AM. W. Sttely
St. T. Davis
Mt Airy
Nira John Schneider
Guy B. Creager
Point of Rocks
Emily E Fisher
C. A. Fawley
1Charles Stunkle
Kampton Virts
Washington Road
Araby Church
William M. Storm
U Firant Hooper
Ernie Ee Eae
Ellerton
T. B
Deering
McCormick- Deering
John Deere
Auburn
Baridie
Lewis A. Cline
Emmett R. Bowlus
D. Edgar Bittle
Creagerstown Pike
Frederick Fair
Clarence M. Bostian
Norman Estitely
Glenn Trout
H W Working
Rocky Ash Church
E.W.T
Poland
McCormick-Deering
McCornick
Thornhill
Harvey S. Bohn
Harry Trout
Feaheet Eo Woodsboro Lutheran Church Archives
Southern States Cooperative
TATES
Richmond, Virginia
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