Bar Opposes Change In Appeals Court
Frederick County Bar Association meeting pledges opposition to Bend Commission reorganization plans affecting the Court of Appeals Baltimore City and Orphans Court. The group forms committees to study fee changes, plans a smokers event, and enacts service-to-servicemembers fee sharing during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County Bar Association
Marinland
Smpker
Montgomery County Bar Associe
Sanvié
Nat Abou Heaven
Jesse Beer
Foes
Siam
Walter E. Sinn
Benjamin B Ravenstock
Leslie N. Coblentz
Sinn Richard
Zimmerman
Alfred R Jones
Amos A. Holter
Edwin F. Nikirk
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Orphans Court
General Assembly
Bend Commission
Smoker
Association
State Court of Appeals
Orphans’ Court
Alton Y. Bennett
Charles McC Mathias
E. Austin James
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Manuel M Weinberg
Use Of Medicines Warns Maryland Residents
The Maryland State Department of Health urges careful self-medication practices. Dr. R. H. Riley warns that careless or uninformed use causes illness and deaths, and stresses reading labels, keeping poisons out of reach, and discarding outdated medicines. He cautions against self diagnosis and insists on medicines only as prescribed by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Dept. of Health
R. H. Riley
Maryland
Riley
Frances Farmer Confined After Jail Outbursts
Fractious actress Frances Farmer, subdued after a string of police outbursts, smokes in a Los Angeles jail. A judge sentences her to 180 days for probation violation tied to unpaid fines from drunken driving and operating a car with bright headlights. She yelled that she drank “all the liquor I could get my hands on” and claimed taking a dry stimulant. Later she screamed and kicked, was carried to her cell by two officers, one knocked down. Police allege she dislocated her hairdresser’s jaw and lost her sweater in a nightclub scuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Farmer
Los Angeles
Giling Bucu
Miss Farmer
Weddings Simmons Boyce and Grossnickle Barrick clebrated at area churches
Frederick couples Simmons and Boyce wed at Evangelical Reform parsonage with Rev. Kieffer, while Barrick and Grossnickle married at Christ Evangelical church Cavetown. The Barrick bride wore white satin with seed pearls and carried a gardenia prayer book bouquet. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned to live at Corocrest Mt. Etna road after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossnickle
Barrick
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cavetown
United Marriage
Dorothy I Virginia Barrick
Grover E Barrick
Joseph C Grossnickle
Howard S Grossnickle
Beaver Creek
Edward Ro Hamme
James Mover
Allen R Wilson
Shiss Evelyn Meyers
Orks Dant
Wilbur Grossnickle
Mercersburg
Mauriee Shroyer
Frederick County
Daniel Downey
Raymond Lotve
LeRoy Hartranft
Corocrest
Mt. Etna Road
Gettysburg
Jhiga
Bre
Frederick City Hospital Dietitian Aide Course Set
A course to train dietitian aides for Frederick City Hospital begins February 15. Mrs. Paul G Johnson, chair of the Red Cross Nutrition committee, announced the program to relieve wartime strain. Miss Lucy Davenport leads the ten hour program, with five evening sessions at the hospital on February 15, 17, 22, 24 and March 1. Enrollment open to volunteers who have or will take the Red Cross nutrition course. advance registration topped 20.
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Frederick City Hospital
Paul G Johnson
Frederick County
Red Cross
Frederick
Davena Somerville
Davenport
Tian
Hood College
State School Work Is Shown To Club Women
A Maryland State School for the Deaf program was presented by students and teachers at a joint Zonta and Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting. Miss Mary D. Cason led, with Suddelle Rice, Helen Skaggs, Melissa Stone and Kathleen Noland assisting as primary children demonstrated classroom work and rhythmic exercises. The intermediate department performed songs and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Zonta
Business
Mary D. Cason
Sudelle Rice
Helen Skaggs
Melissa Stone
Kathleen Noland
Sarah Quinn
Wm. Gross
Margaret Kent
Ignatius Bjorlee
Comedia C Bjorlee
Nan K. Roderick
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hazel McCanner
Edna E Clipp
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Recruiting For WAACS In Frederick To Open Office
Lieutenant Virginia Eversole heads a local WAAC recruiting effort in Frederick to establish a district office on the third floor of Winchester Hall. The center aims to inform applicants about WAAC service, provide guidance, and arrange Baltimore transportation after eligibility. A regional speaker, Lieut Alma Scott, is slated to visit Frederick in February.
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Virgina Eversole
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps District
Baltimore
Frederick
WAAC
Winchester Hall
Joseph Ho Hlmes
Eversole
WAACS
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Helen Muller
Alma Scott
Third Service Command
House Barn and Interior Rubber Glass Wax and Cleaner
Listing covers rubber glass wax and cleaner products for house and barn interiors. Includes floor sanding and refinishing items aimed at improving surfaces and upkeep.
Furlough Ends Pvt Fleck Returns to Camp Carrabelle
Pvt Fleck ends furlough and returns to duty at Camp Carrabelle Massachusetts. He visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs P Edward Fleck near Middletown for a time before resuming his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Fleck
Camp Carrabelle
P. Edward Fleck
Middletown
Inductees Ration Books Return Required Says OPA
The State Office of Price Administration in Baltimore warns all inductees and deceased persons must return war ration books to their original boards. Basic A gasoline books may be kept only by inductees or others using the car for which issued. Books for deceased individuals must be returned, with boards contacting health officials to identify deaths since issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Office of Price Administration
Todas
OPA
Focal Boards
Surgical Dressings Shipments Lagging War Dept Says
War Department reports shipments of surgical dressings to the Army are not meeting needs. Red Cross warns that January quota of 100 million dressings may not be met. Local volunteers in Frederick County press to reach February goal of 300,900 dressings with on hand material and growing support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
United States Army
National Red Cross
Surgical Dressags
Thstine
Oman
Holmes D Baker
Frederick County
Frederick
Baker
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Appeals
Anthony Arthur Christian
U. S. Army
Dietitian
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Washington County
Tra
Chantar
Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret V Sheeley
Fred Sheeley
Orville E. Shifler
Orville Shifler
B W Meeks
Roger Heck
Shifler
New York City
Boston
Jefferson Street
Valentine—Stouter
Margaret Stouter
Mary Stouter
Franklin Valentine
Paul Valentine
Emmitaheed
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Ryan
Richard Rosensteel
Lincoln
Patrick Street
M& Phone
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Keystone Paint Products
Nicodemus Paint Store
Court St
Phone Azs
Arther
Fleek
Dr. Edwards
Aay
A Flame Small Loan Co
North Court St
Pheoa
BIG Arrow
Arrow Beer
Victort
Ialto
Kanour Kround Bay
Rowe A Saal
Melvin M. Engle
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Ss Pharmacy
Markell & Ford
Artag
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Depectaserames Corp
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