Bible Society marks 122nd anniversary with address in Maryland
A 400 crowd attended the 122nd anniversary of the Young Men's Bible Society in Frederick County. Dr. Peter Marshall delivered a sermon titled Was Christ Wrong, while election ballots named a long list of directors from Frederick and county churches. War and weather limited turnout and no colporteur was sent in 1942 due to rationing.
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Fredenck County
Peter Marshall
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
Young Men's Bible Society
Maryland
R. Ames
Hendrickson
Marshall
Christ
Alwave
Board of Directors
Frederick City
Protestant Episcopal
Evangelical Lutheran
Calvary Methodist
Evangelical Reformed
Trinity Methodist
Presbyterian
Grace Reformed
United Brethren
First Baptist
Church of the Brethren
Buckeystown
Middletown
Christ Reformed
Zion Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Thurmont
SS John’s Evangelical Lutheran and Jefferson
Joseph T Griffin
Robert E Dslaplaine
Ernest Helferstein, Jr
Frank B Lapmington
Robert L Smith
William G. Zimmerman
Jesse W Kolb
James H Falk
Ernest C. Webb
Lews I. Wilson
C. Alber
Gilson
R Ames Hendrickson
Gerald G Remsberg
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Charles W Lough
J Richard Ramsburg
S. Elmer Brown
Russell H. McCain
Roy J. Hyndman
Robert B Crothers
Paul D Simpson
Paul S Michael
John W Moran
Paul C Willard
C Thomas Peavnes
J. H. G. Best
Thomas Kline
Thomas E William
Glenn H McGregor
Rev
Homer Remsberg
Virgil Woub
L. Osmond Derr
Albert ¥ Boileau
George C. Rhoderick
W. Nelson Stauffer
John V Nicodemus
Tourmont
M. A. Birely
Jefferson
Abram Hemp
Lloyd C Culler
Charles C Roderick
Bible Society
Society
Parsons Newman
Garland Highiman
Claude Hahn
George Slagle
Harry J. Leichert
Wilbur Baker
William B Ben
Frederick Young Men’s Bible Society Year Report Summary
The Frederick Young Men’s Bible Society distributed pocket Testaments to inductees into the armed forces. The last year’s deceased members listed include Harry Brish Joan Herang Creadan Knock George McCicer Austin Rhoads Harry Seeger Raymond Erown and John Wolfe. Finances remained sound with $299.82 raised and $131.84 spent leaving $167.98 in treasury.
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Nel
Woo
Frederick Young Men's Bible Society
Harry HH Brish
Joan B. Herang
Freadan Knock
George B. McCicer
Austin E. Rhoads
Harry P. Seeger
Raymond Erown
Hammond Urner
John W. Wolfe
Gerald Remsberg
William Grimmer
The
Bible Society
War Plant Workers Get Allotments Elsewhere
County officials say they have no control over gasoline allotments for defense plant workers located outside the county. Local boards issue gas coupons only for workers within the city or county, while plants in other areas manage their own arrangements. The board seeks conservation through contacts with plants and transportation committees despite not governing nonlocal allotments.
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Feetavinte County War Prine and
Tooday
Arthur C Poulsen
Washington County
Hagerstown
Cty
Russians Break Through in North Caucasus Advance
Moscow broadcasts say Russian forces in the north Caucasus have dislodged 13 German communities along the Baku Rostov railway while threatening Georgievsk. A prior report noted a semicircle of Soviet units around Georgievsk with tanks advancing in the lower Don area. German losses include 250 killed and equipment captured. a counterattack left over 100 German dead.
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London
North Caucasus
Baku-Rostov
Georgievsk
Moscow Radio
Georgievek
Lower Don
Hood College recital delights audience in Frederick
pianist Paul B Beckhelm head of Hood College music opened with Bach Chaconne and Beethoven concerto cadenzas. Daisy Beckhelm mezzo-soprano Henry Wade organist joined for Lisette and Debussy pieces. encores included Gershwin Ibert and Debussy. Reception by President and Mrs Stahr followed for Beckhelm and Wade.
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Paul B. Beckhelm
Hood College Department of Music
Hood
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Daisy Child Beckhel
Henry T. Wade
Beckhelm
Bach
Busoni
D'Albert
Spain
Cordoba
Albeniz
Debussy
Moszkowski
George Gershwin
Ibert
Golliwog
Henry Stahr
Meyran Hall
Wade
Applied Music
Budget Message Outlines 100 Billion Dollar Increase Plan
President Roosevelt presents a budget seeking 100 billion more for mobilization and civilian needs. He projects national income at 135 billion this year and 143 billion next, notes war spending raises prices, and that non war costs total 9 billion with 4.8 billion funded outside the Treasury by RFC and others. He warns further cuts require Congress repeal of laws and highlights civilian shortages and veterans costs.
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Ant Oye Sear
Pear Harbor
Heecgard
Congress
Treasury
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Brother of Ohio resident killed in January
Mrs Lawson C Alexander of near Bolivar West of Middletown was informed her brother Noah E Haupt of Brookville Ohio was killed January 4 Haupt son of the late Ezra Haupt of Mt Tabor northwest of Middletown had lived in Ohio for many years and worked as a railroad trackman.
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Ohio
Lawson C. Alexander
Bolivar
Middletown
Noah E. Haupt
Brookville
Haupt
Ezra Haupt
Mt. Tabor
Seals Sale Gains in Frederick County 1942 totals rise
Preliminary returns from the 1942 tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale show Frederick county totals of 1796 84 compared with 1593 07 in 1941, a gain of 203 77. Virginia Hershberger and son Weop Nave returned to Poolesville after visiting Towson.
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Frederick County
Virginia Hershberger and Son
Weop
Nave
Poolesville
Towson
39 Foot Spruce Saved for Frederick High School Grounds
The 39 foot Norway spruce rescued from the Monocacy river route of Route 40 was moved to Frederick High School grounds. Gifted by Myra James A Long and relocated by Garden Club of Frederick with Errl H Cline’s aid, its survival depends on post move care and soil conditions.
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Monocacy River
Frederick High School
Mrye James A Long
Garden Club of
Frederick
Errl H Cline
M J Grove Company
Edward F Holter
T. Stuart Haller
Haller
Garden Club
Military Personal News From Frederick Area
Sergi Charlea W Price of the Army becomes an Aviation Cadet awaiting training in the Army Air Corps. Ensign A A Radehitte Jr visits relatives. Miss Mary Willhide enlists as army nurse and becomes Second Lieutenant at Camp Claiborne. Mary Willhide formerly anesthetic nurse at the U.S. Government Hospital for Indians. Lt. Willhide graduate of Thurmont High School and Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing. Parsons Newman observes his 48th birthday. Lester Wagaman accepts a position with TWA after Spartan School of Aeronautics. Mr and Mrs G Todd return from Cardinal Ontario after illness of Mrs Walter Palmer. Officer Candidate N M Everhart completes WAAC basic training and advances to Fort Des Moines. Lieut John T Ferguson returns to Fort Bragg after leave. Second Lieut John D Culler stationed at Wendover Field as Army Air Corps pilot. Lieut and Mrs Middleton Pope Barrow welcome a son in Savannah. Newborn Robert Nathan to Francis Valentine. J Downey Day family receives congratulations on birth of David Ellis. Christy Ellen born to Corporal and Mrs Karin Fisher.
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A A Radehitte, Jr
Frederick
Pacific Coast
Clyde G Smith
Ameville
Selfridge Field
Mich
Army Ai Forces
State Fairgrounds
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary
Willhide
Mic
Ross Ho Willehide
Thurmont
A. N
Camp Claiborne
Alexandria
U.S Government Hospital
Talthina
Okla
Thurmontmont High School
Frederick City Hospital School of Nursing
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Parsons Newman
Upper College Terrace
Lester Wagaman
Howard Wagaman
Sablinsville
Thurmont High School
TWA Airline
Washington
Wawarman
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Miami
G. Todd
Clarke Place
Cardinal
Ontario
Todd
Walter Palmer
N M Everhart
David G. Everhart
WAAC
East Patrick Street
John D. Culler
Ralph E. Culler
Jefferson
Wendover Field
Utah
Culler
Army Air Corps
Middleton Pope Barrow
Savannah
Gre
Barrow
Katherine Forsythe
William Henry Forsythe
Oakland Farm
Sykesville
Robert Nathan
Francis Valentine
Rocky Ridge
J. Downey
Ridgeville
David Ellis
Frederick City Hospital
Christy Ellen
Karin Fisher
Captain Hauver on furlough visits Maryland kin
Capt Richard V Hauver formerly of Hagerstown and Middletown, now stationed at an Atlanta army hospital, spends a Bill furlough with relatives and friends in Hagerstown and Middletown. He is the son of Mrs Margeret Hauver and the late Dr R V Hauver and prior to enlistment was a well known resident of Hagerstown. The visitors stayed with Mr and Mrs Noah Edward Kefauer Jr east of Middletown.
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Richard V. Hauver
Atlanta
Noah Edward Kefauver, Jr
Middletown
Neighborhood Notes and War Letters From 1942
Local social items recount Sunday visits with Mr Pleasant and others, a child’s hand burn at a heater, and relatives calling on Mary King, Mrs Packard, and Mrs Ecker. Corporal Kenneth Harsher writes from England about rationing and a Christmas party for children.
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Mr Pleasant
Mary C Fogle
John Barker
August Monath
Joan Reese
Roger Reese
Charles Lynch
Woodsburg
Mary $ King
Harold Fry
Frederick
Geo Packard
Greenberry Ecker
Kenneth Harsher
England
Sam
Ella Reeser
Raymond Poole
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Vacu matic Gas Saver advertised for motorists
An advertisement urges Maryland citizens to test the Vacu-matic Gas Saver by the Vacumatic Carburetor Co. It claims 30 percent gas savings and quicker starting through a super charge prime system, with automatic operation and car breathability. The firm offers a Vacumaticree to testers in exchange for participation.
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Maryland
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Poolee Brother Franklin Visits Johnson Family
Franklin Poolee visited his brother Mr and Mrs Everitt Johnson and family in Derwarg Maryland for dinner.
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Poolee
Franklin
Mr. and Everitt Johnson
Derewarg
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Dr. Marshall
A Womesman Loan Co
North Court
James S. Day
Browningsville
Marvin Day
Stephen Galley
Richard Galley
Clarence A. Chigh
Mamie Day
Eugene S Walker
Stewart Walker
Corporal
Edsel Walker
Laura Stupane
Larry
Linda
Alice Marie Dey
Charles Lantz
Raymond F Day
Dorothy Jean
Harold
Barbara Ann
Raymond Moxley
Gloria
Leonard Moxley
Perry Day
Bobbs
Carl Mullican
Bobby
Ray Mullican
Roy
Brandenburg
Betty
Mary Helen
Charlotte Anne
Rosalie
James
Rudell
Kessel
Day
Kessel, Jr
Maxwell
Basil
Janet
Murray Day
Gona
James Murray
Kenneth
Royce Watkins
Mary Virginia Day
Katharine Farrell
Columbia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Harry 0. Schroeder
Merril F. Wachter
Frank H. Lewis
Paul L . Hoffmaster
E. Eugene Thomas, Jr
Ka Ll Miller
P. M
Eller
van Meter
Iowa
William Feller
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Here
Bob
Navy
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Ing
U.S
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Stockholm
Fermen Etulliane
Norway
Waynesboro
Willison
Thomas Jefferson
East Street
Waynesboro Hospital
A. Summers
Thurmort
Sertice
Spruce Given School
China
Chungking
Hupeh
Anhwei
Honan
Kiangs
Tapieh
Hwangchwan
Henan
Lotren i
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Ladies Bible
Rocky Springs Sunday School
Harry Freeman
Martha Hanshew
Jesus
Mildred Zern
Sergi Charlea W Price
Army of the United States
Ta War Dee
Sergi Price
Charlies
Price
East Second Street
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
Cantecas
Jimmy Legs
Mr. Pleasant
Venus
Heller
WM. KR
Slemmer
Mer
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market St
Markell & Ford
Sears
Bette
Prone
Frederick, MB
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