Birthday Party At Mt Airy For Dickie Baker
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Baker Mount Airy in honor of their son Dickie’s ninth birthday. Guests included Archie Hans berger Leroy Hans berger Anthony Hans berger Bobbie Lowman many others. The event featured games and refreshments and noted attendance by numerous local families. Pierce Gaver Jr., from this city, left for West Point to enter the U S Military Academy. Other military and local society notices followed including travel to Atlantic City and visits to naval hospitals and Columbia University summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Earl Baker
Mount Airy
Dickie
Archie Hansberger
Leroy
Anthony Hansberger
Bobbie Lowman
Harold Bowman
Ruth Ann Lowman
Tommy Lowman
Yvonne
Everett Runkles
Mary Lou Hawes
Bobbie Molesworth
Henry King
Kenny Burns
Buddy Luck
Betty Jean
Charles W. Willis
North College Parkway
Joseph S. Russell
Portsmouth, Va. Naval Hospital
Lieut
Russell
Navy
Recently Married Mrs Stultz Bride of John W Stultz
Recently married Mrs Josephine Marie Smith became Mrs John William Stultz at a Keymar wedding. The couple, sons of Zebra Stultz and George A Smith, resided with the bride’s parents in Ocean City Md while honeymooning at the Mayflower Hotel. Other local notices follow including anniversaries, visits, and family news through Middletown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stultz
John William Stultz
Zebra Stultz
Keymar
Josephine Marie Smith
George A. Smith
Union Bridge
Ocean City
Mayflower Hotel
Local WWII era notes from Frederick area residents
Seattle areas and Frederick citizens spend summer with relatives near Middletown and Union Bridge. William H. Main Jr arrives safely in England. Earl A. Kolb and family visit in Maryland. State Trooper James N. Simmons relocates to Mt. Airy area. Clerk Ellis Wachter marks 17 years in office and upcoming birthday. Pvt Woodrow W. Smith returns to Redistribution Center. Fort Meade duty change follows 17 weeks at Camp Blanding Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Smith
Camp Wood
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Frederick and
Ladiesburg
Camp
Woodrow W. Smith
News-Post
Fort George G. Meade
Locust Valley
Frederick
Ft. Meade
Camp Blanding
Fla
War Labor Board Moves To End Latest Strikes
The War Labor Board moved to end two labor controversies including a 9,000 worker stoppage at Timken Roller Bearing in Canton Ohio and a planned 26,000 Midwest truck drivers walkout. The truckers strike was postponed pending a WLB hearing next Thursday. Additional disputes left 7,000 idle in 10 plants, while four other strikes ended with about 2,550 workers returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
War Labor Board
WLB
Washington
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
United Steel Workers Union
CSO
Pennsylvania
Bible Class Picnic At Braddock Heights
The Threads of Gold Bible class of Calvary Methodist church held its annual family picnic at Braddock Heights on Tuesday evening with a large turnout. Teacher Miss Edith Wickham led the event attended by husbands and children. Dr and Mrs J P Haas and Misses Mary Castle and Josephine Darner joined outside members. A fine picnic supper was provided by the committee and activities included merry go round bowling and skating. A brief business meeting followed after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church School
Edith Wickham
Braddock Heights
J. P. Haas
Mary Castle
Josephine Darner
Allied Forces Praised in German Report on Italian Offensive
Rome July 1 Allied troops drew high praise from German Field Marshal Kesselring in a captured official document. The report credits the Allied assault as launched and conducted with absolute coordination and notes success through challenging mountains. It describes intense artillery barrages and effective use of observation planes and air cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Albert Kesselring
Italy
Fifth Army
Deeds Recorded for Local Properties
Deeds filed in the clerk's office show transfers including J G McCollister and spouse selling their West Second Street area residence to Clyde E Thomas and spouse for about 13080 dollars per revenue stamps. Ebert House on Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights to Guy C Kline Myerstown and Walter G Day Wolfsville for about 5500 dollars. Wastler buys Creagerstown property from Sherman P Bowers trustee for 3300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. McCollister
West Second Street
Upper College Terrace
Clyde E. Thomas
Ebert
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Guy C. Kline
Myersville
Walter G
Polish Commander Hopes For Early Peace This Year
Polish Commander in Chief Gen. Kazimierz Sosnowski, returning from the Normandy front, says the war may end this year. He notes the last phase will be hard but enemy resistance is already smashed in many sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kazimierz Sosnowski
Normandy
Meeting closes with verse as July 25 church parlor event
A meeting concluded with the class verse sung in unison. Miss Margaret Beil won the guess package. The next meeting is scheduled for July 25 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beil
Many Events At Frederick Playgrounds Next Week
Frederick children will observe Patriotism Week with a salvage parade on the Fourth of July starting at Baker Park. Playgrounds host mail-in crafts, drum corps, and a band concert while AWVS representatives sell War bonds. Events include salvage drives, “horse” racing, and prize presentations at Baker Park and Harmon Field chaired by Dr Eyehart with multiple prize rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market Street
West Second Street
Baker Park
Bentz Street
West Fourth
North Market
Market
Church Street
Alton Y. Beonett
AWVS
Darice
Harmon Field
Clarence Myers
Strueast
Band Shell
David G. Eyehart
County Salvage Committee
Washington Street
Mullinix Park
Frederick Junk Co
Chapel Alley
Fractures Leg After Jump At Hanover Home
Miss Lola Graham aged 21 visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Kevin Morrison 860 York street Hanover Pa sustained a fracture of the right leg near the ankle while attempting to jump over a small terrace Tuesday about 1030 p m She was taken to the office of Dr Louis A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Graham
Taneytown
Dirs
Kevin Morrison
York Street
Hanover
Graham
Morrison
Louis A
Harm on moved to Hanover General Hospital then to Mor rizon home
The report notes Harmon was removed in an ambulance to Hanover General Hospital and later returned to the Mor rizon home. It adds that civilian automotive parts production in 1943 is estimated at 450 million to 300 million dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pierce Gaver, Jr
West Point
N. Y
U. S. Military Academy
Betty Hoffmaster
University of Maryland
College Park
Emma Hoffmaster
Rt 5
Graduate School
The
University
Clarence A. Bussard
Katharine R. Bussard
College Place
Raymond H. Bussard
W. Patrick Street
Joseph E Bussard
Joe Ed., Jr
Fairview Avenue
Atlantic City
Marlborough Blenheim
Lou Bertini
August J. Raggi
New York City
Ezra Houck, Jr
Colonial Apartments
East Second Street
Melvin F. Broadwater
Frances Tribune
Great Week
Long Island
Betty Krueger
Pfc
G. Vincent Hull
Hull
Victoria
Arkansas
War Department
Marianna Gillelan
W. Mainstreet
Emmitsburg
Army Nurse Corps
Philip Wertheimer
Col. Wertheimer
Alexandria
West Third Street
99Th Division
Camp Maxey
Texas
Fred Myers
Washington, D. C
Washington Cottage
Dr. Myers
Byron E. Hughes
Robert C. Harding
England
Robert B. Crothers
Albert M. Scott
Grove Boulevard
John W. Molesworth
J. M. Moore
Howell Fisher
Brunswick
Levi R. Benner
Hagerstown
Mrs. Benner
William Fisher
Sharpsburg
John W. Eldridge
Edwin Kline
Chicago
Mr. Eldridge
Howard Buhrman
Essex
Charles Howard
Poyntz Tyler
New York
Nathaniel H. Morison
Welbourne
Middleburg
Erma Schaffer
East Third Street
Pvt
William A. Schaffer
Pvt Schaffer
Miriam G. Rowe
Maryland State Sanatorium
Sabillasville
Walter C. Rowe
Glenn A. Main
Glenn Arthur, Jr
Roanoke
Earl Butts
Baltimore
Mr. Butts
Charles H. Butts
Middletown
Leland Kepler
Mr. Kepler
Bessie Kepler
B. J. Reinhalter
William H. Keller and Family
Blair Parsons
Richmond, Va
Joyce Lee Remsberg
Dolly and
Jason Norris
Mrs. H. Dwight Norris
Uncle Sam
Germany
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, MD
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Seattle
Wash
H. A. Norris
William H. Main
West Hirth Street
William H. Main, Jr
Earl A. Kolb
Sgt. Capell
Ft. Monmouth
West Church Street
Earl A. Kolb, Jr
Bernard Hesson
James N. Simmons
West Fifth Street
Poplar Springs
Simmons
Randallstown Barracks
Mt. Airy-Ridgeville
Ellis, C. Wachter
F Kesselring
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Margaret C. Peck
East Patrick Street
Adams
Morris
Emory G. Nusz
John L. Shaw
Emmert R. Bowlus
Zenith Radio Corporation
Henith
American Medical Associay
Ttion Council On Physical Therapy
W. A. R. Bell
West Patrick St
Robert L. McKeever CO
Shoreham Building
W. Harry Haller
Insurance
Beng
William M. Canby
Kad
CHAS
City & State
Son
Sinclair Rubber Inc
ODAY
America
Mod
Sinclair
Sinclair Refineries
Nang Spa
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