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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1944
Page
3
Dairymen should provide dry roomy well bedded stalls with good ventilation and light. Cows benefit from comfortable spaces, exercise, and not being stanchioned. A loafing shed offers exercise and better air quality, aiding milk production and cow health.
President and Mrs. Henry J. Stahr hosted a reception on campus for Hood College’s new freshman class along with faculty and guests. Attendees included Miss Betty Bishop and Miss Lillian Brown, with staff such as Elizabeth Eckhardt May and Grace N. Brown. Additional notes cover military moves, nursing staff abroad, SPARS enlistment, and local club meetings.
To mar Capt Oleg S Leichter of Niagara Falls New York Eloise Munshour daughter of Mrs Lottie Munshour of Thurmont Maryland announces their engagement The bride to be is a Thurmont High School and Washington County Hospital School of Nursing graduate now on the nursing staff at the Veterans Administration Facility Perry Point Capt Leichter a Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduate is stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground No wedding date has been set.
A home remedy using mutton suet and modern Penetro salve is promoted for coughs nasal congestion and muscle aches from colds. The ad targets mothers, says grandma’s method offers relief and notes pricing 25 cents for single and 35 cents for double supply mentioning Den and Petetro.
Marriage of Delpha Rae Lanier and Lieut. Paul M Warrenfelty held December 14 at the bride's parents home in Monroe Louisiana. Rev Cantrell officiated with relatives present. Warrenfelty, a B 24 navigator, completed 32 combat missions before returning to the United States.
Tal Madge E Bennett of Monrovia reports son Staff Sgt Harold T Bennett has made a safe plane trip to North Africa. He is well and progressing. Address: S Sgt Harold T Bennett, Serial 13106330, 451 Bomb Group, 726 Bomb Sqdu 1H APO 520, care of Postmaster, New York City. Also, Pic James M French, son of Pty Sulast Suede, completed aviation mechanic training at Army Air Forces Technical Training School in Amarillo, Texas.
The wedding of Miss Jane Virginia Cecil daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvie H Cecil near Frederick and Pvt Ralph E Crum son of Mr and Mrs Sterley E Crum near Frederick occurred Thursday at 7 15 PM at the parsonage of Rev S R Kresge Lewis town pastor of the bridegroom. Attendants were Miss Isabella Keeney Woodsboro and Mr and Mrs Roy F Fogle Frederick. Pvt Crum will return to Fort Monroe Va on Wednesday.
The report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am none, January to date 300 inches against normal January 323. January 1943 actual 258 inches. Yesterday high 38 and low 19. A year ago high 32 and low 27. Sun sets 6.04 pm, rises 8.31 am. Moon rises 5.41 pm, sets 7.43 am.
A compact guide shows winter fruit salads as year round options. It lists Raw Cranberry Salad with ground cranberries gelatins lemon juice and sugar plus a celery crunch, and Avocado Fruit Salad with avocado grapefruit oranges lemon juice and French dressing. It notes U.S. automotive plants produced over four hundred billion dollars of airplanes engines and aero equipment in three years.
A home baker guide explains making refrigerator roll dough and storing it for days. It details mixing hot water sugar salt shortening yeast and flour, proofing, shaping and baking, plus freezing and reheating for future use. It also notes citrus peel adds vitamin A and suggests using wasted peel wisely. It closes with a wartime view on machinery as war equipment and manpower efficiency.
Maryland calls join a nationwide January culling campaign urged by the War Food Administration and National Poultry Defense Committee as poultrymen reduce laying stocks to meet 1944 goals. Extension service notes profit from culling older layers and pullets not laying by six months, with culling at night advised for efficiency.
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