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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1942

Page

9

Maryland WPA payroll cut to 155000 and CCC closure

Baltimore July 2 The Works Progress Administration in Maryland will trim payrolls from 267000 in June to 155000 by month end reducing staff from 3600 to 2100. Administrative personnel drop from 106 to 58, with total monthly payroll to 7000. Congress abolished CCC and NYA funds were also cut, affecting about 1200 Maryland CCC workers and leaving NYA plans under review.

Baltimore Works Projects Administration Maryland WPA Harry D. Williar, Jr Congress Williar WEA Proregia CCC Civilian Conservation Corps Army Third Corps Area Second Corps Area New York National Youth Administration Glenn D. Brown NYA

Emmitsburg Town Council Approves Cleanup and Street Work

The Emmitsburg town council approved a $30 appropriation to Burgess Hoke for alley cleaning grass cutting and drainage. Unanimous votes authorized resurfacing Kerrigan alley to Federal avenue and DePaul street segment. Street lighting improvements planned and a move to better illuminate the South Seton post. The last Rural Women’s Club meeting before September featured a basket supper and reports on Homemakers Day.

Emmitsburgh Lloyd Ohler Burgess Hoke Kerrigan Alley Federal Avenue East Main Street DePaul Street Seton Avenue Flan Federal Hill Fox's Emmitsburg Allen Pryor Harry Boyle Helen Rowe Annen St. John’s Hospital Lowell Mass E. L. Annan Helen Rowe Annan C. G. Frailey Bart Hogan Anne Codors George Eyster John Dillon John Richards A. M. Wasilifsky Louise Sebold Harry Hull Bis Jobe White Robert Gillelan Albert Patterson Milwaukee Wisconsin Edward Flowers Detroit Michigan E. L. Higbee Mary Helen J. Albert Wood Amy Gillelan Gettysburg Vera Bullitt Baltimore City Hospital Everett Chrismer Wade Chrismer Washington, D. C Edwin Chrismer

Union Bridge Vacation Bible School Closes Amid Weather

Union Bridge reports the two week Vacation Bible School ending Friday with a special program at the Lutheran church. Rev Charles C Sellers and a team of teachers led children from all grades in songs, Bible verses, and prayers. An offering was taken for school expenses. Local events include engagements, travel guests, a Johns Hopkins scholarship recipient, and a firemen festival planned for July 9 to 11 at the town park with band performances.

Union Bridge Charles C. Sellers Luimeran Charlies Sellers Vera Wilson Charles Minnick John Green Raymond Selby Thurstan Pfoutz Lawrence Rice Ellen Rinehart Wilmer Baker Paul J. Simpson Blaine Broadwater Jesus Temple Jerusalem Joseph Egypt Schoo Lee Rinehart Washington, D. C David Rinehart Grenville L. Erb Uniontown Ethel Elizabeth Earl R. Wilhide Middleburg Emma Welly Balting Bark Hill Harry Eckard Olin M. Strine Langley Field Witham J Carroll Roop Linwood John Hopkins School of Engineering Baltimore Carrol John D. Roop iUnion Bridge Minute Men Albert Carroll Elmer Yingling

Emmitsburg Campaign Rubber Collection Yields 11435 Pounds

A partial survey reports totals at Gelwick's Garage 250 pounds East End Garage and Martin Bros 2000 pounds Fox's Filling Station 2000 pounds Troxell's Warehouse 6385 pounds Mort's Tire Shop 390 pounds Neighbor's Filling Station 0 pounds. overall 11435 pounds.

Joseph O'Brien Navy Yards Norfolk Harry Boyle Jack” Fahey Baltimore Emmitsburg Gelwick East End Martin Bros Fox Troxell Mort Neighbor Albert Patterson Walter Peppler Milwaukee Wis Edward Flowers Marianne Detroit Mich George Howard Gillelan Balitimore Ruth Gillelan Helen Tiszel Lancaster James Brennan Peter Fox Suzanne Los Angeles Calif Hagerstown Whitehall Laurin B. Askew Robert James Clamsville Tenn Gertrude Hopkins New York John Stoner Stockton Field Stockton Louise Stoner Pfc. Stoner Frank Stoner C.D. Gillian Eleanor Eisel Cumberland Louis Stoner Frank Schmidt Washington,dc Schmidt Sara Hoke Hoke Washington William Frailey Washington,d. C Hilda Fichelberger Elizabeth Hoke

Local Social Notes From New Windsor Area

Community updates include visits among Bachman, Harman, and Shaeffer families in New Windsor and Westminster. Birthdays and small gatherings mark the week with relatives traveling to Baltimore and New York, plus serviceman furloughs and moves between homes and universities.

Sykesville Bride Emory W N Stull in June Ceremony

Miles daughter married Emory W N Stull on Saturday June 20 with Rev L P Propst presiding. Attendants included Doris Miles Dorothy Bailey and Elmer Miles. After a Virginia trip they will live in Howard County. Other notes: Mrs Hesse guest at Conaway home Savage, Ridgely visiting Woodbine, Warfield and Hook visited from New York and Baltimore, Patricia Kelly six birthday with guests, Frank Slattery visiting, Mary Anita Brosse nue at Slattery home.

LeRoy Conaway Savage Herbert Ridgely Stephen Beall Woodbine Harry Warfield New York Evan Hook Baltimore Howard County Warfield Sykesville Patricia Kelly Sandra Schow Jean and Morse Mathews Pegsy Pefferkorn Loucy Cary Markus Mary Cook Stewart Frank Slattery Washington William J. Slattery Mary Anita Brossenue Catonsville Harry N. Brosse

Local notices and family milestones from Sykesville area

The column notes births in Baltimore at Bon Secours Hospital and University Hospital, engagements and weddings in St Bernadine’s rectory, and visits by families to relatives in Catonsville and Baltimore. It also lists July community bake sales by the Ladies Auxiliary Fire Company, rationing postponements, and servicemen home on furlough with family updates.

Naval Hospital guests entertained in Washington Grove

About 100 young men from the Naval Hospital Medical Center in Washington and Bethesda were hosted by 100 young ladies and chaperones in Washington Grove. A tempting box supper, dancing, and a musical program by the sons of Representative Katharine Byron highlighted the evening.

Gaithersburg tInterest Naval Hospital Medical Center Washington Bethesda Washington Grove Guldo Oranne Katharine Byron Adelbert Jordon Terrill Moody Harry Riley Chicago Riley Treasury Department Kenneth Miller Edith Barnett W. D. Barnett Texas Lucile Barnett Rehobeth ‘Beach Herman Wilson Methodist Home Sherwood Forest Wilson Charles Myers Inka Mullinty Laura Walker Charles Walker C. U. Landrum Detroit Lakes Minn

Stallings and German Families Visited Relatives

Bolivar residents Mr and Mrs M B Stallings visited the former's mother at Point of Rocks last Wednesday. Major and Mrs Frank German of Washington were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Perry and at the home of her father Mr M C German on Camp.

Bolivar M. B. Stallings Point of Rocks Major Frank German Washington Gilbert Perry M. C. German Camp

Social notes from Bolivar and surrounding towns

Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Owen Mesner from Berkeley Springs West Virginia and others from Baltimore Washington and Richmond. Birth announced in Brunswick Schoaufler Hospital Mrs Webb recovering well. Several families from Beaver Falls Camp Hill Gaithersburg and Bolivar noted Visiting relatives and friends in the area. A 14 year old Marcus Carner ill with rheumatic fever at home. John Watson and daughter visiting Bolivar and North Mountain residents. D C Link attending University of Maryland summer session. The Thompson family from Bolivar rented the Baptist parsonage on Camp Hill.

Wilmer Robert J. Taylor Ocean City FR Snenree Pindell Lansdowne Stuart Pindell William W. Pindell Thomas Federalsburg William Lasdate Marrottsville Sykesville Rose Keermandahl Laura Sloan Owen Mesner Merkeley Springs W. Va Richard Hrabbe Baltimore Comjmend Roswell Daggett Waashigton Misa Rath Derry Aten Dinkle Vernon Webb Near Bolivar Ax Somes Schoaufler Hospital Brunswick Webb Bessie Watson Washington Lewis DB Nicholson Camp Hall Robert Stiller Charles O'Nell Beaver Falls Albert Castleman Richmond Castleman's Inn John Taylor Washington, D. C K. K. Cavalier Peony Ayers Nancy Otfo Hope John Bratt Carlton Bratt Bunker Mil. W. Va Paul Bartles Brawner Harding Gaithersbage C. E. Webb Roy S. Butts Clifton Catherine H.C. Filler Love Ettsville Herbert Derry Kayson Frederick Leon Donovan Marcus Carner Sant Neil Carper Harpers Ferry Neil Murphy Pittsburgh Anne Potts Camp Hill Holt Halt John Watson Hedgesville North Mountain John Heafer Hallie Heafer Belle Heafer Joseph Thompson Angel Washington Street Chas

Methodist churches unite parsonage move at Harpers Ferry Bolivar

Rev Young, pastor at Harpers Ferry and Bolivar Methodists, occupies the former M P parsonage. Donald Eackles, son of Bolivar residents, recently passed his naval air corps exam. Vacation Church School closed Friday at Harpers Ferry Graded School with parents and friends attending a joyful program and student handiwork.

Harpers Ferry

Germantown Social Roundup Sees Visits and News

Ger mantown residents report weekend guests including Misses Rachel Mussetter and Mary Mussetter, Mrs Clyde Fletcher visiting Mrs Carroll Brown, and a joint reception hosted by Mrs Marry Anglebee and Mrs Beall Anglebee. Attendees at Arlington and Rockville gatherings include the Mussetters and the Lenharts, with Netty Lenhart now a War Production Board stenographer in Washington.

Germantown Rachel Mary Mussetter Clyde Fletcher Carroll Brown Marry Beall Anglebee Oresteed J. Hi. Mussetter Arlington Albert Speigh Netty Lenhart Rockville War Production Board Washington BE. AP Mateny Russell Lenhert ER. Lenhart E.R. Qresius Satureliy

Weekend Socials Visit Numerous Local Families

Sunday and weekend visits featured Mr and Mrs Grant Stitely hosting Miss Mildred Lochner Miss Geraldine Lape and others at Pepe Gimgsual Ai Gere Ma of Frederick and Mrs J Edward Lochner of Fountain Rock attended. Families from Frederick Chestnut Grove Broderick Liberty Woodsboro Linden Hills and Fayetteville joined in call on relatives and neighbors including Burrier Schildt Johnson Fogle Monath and Ecker with several brief family greetings and short visits.

Mr. Pleasants Grant Stitely Mildred Lochner Geraldine Lape Pepe Gimgsual Ai Gere Ma Frederick J. Edward Lochner Fountain Rack August Monath Charles E. Bruchey Chestnut Grove Mary €. Fogle John E. Burrier Charles Wise Mehrl and Harold Leslie C. Schildt John E. Bureler Jennie E Burker Mary C. Fogle Albert Sfargett Albert, Jr Broderick David QC Johnson Irvin Joy of Liberty Raymond Lindsay Kenneth Harsher Greenberry Ecker —Torh Lore Harry R. Brown John Ambrose Woodsboro George Nusbaum May Portis Ion Wayne Wilson Mossberg Linden Hills James G. Herbst Bana Burrier Greenberry Ecker Charles E. West Fayetteville, Pa

Couple Visits Highlight Weekend Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs August Monath attended a Saturday evening gathering with the Delawters, Mr and Mrs William T Delawter, as part of a local social round.

August Monath William T. Delawter

Damascus ties and summer visits fill local notices

Dr. George M. Boyer and family spend a week at Beverley Beach cottage. Mrs. Vincent Day returns from Baltimore after tonsil operation. Lt. Austin L. Beall and sister Marie Beall visit mother with university activities noted. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Day host dinner for Mrs. Columbus W. Day on her eightieth birthday. Olin Molesworth visits from Silver Spring. Steipe of Winchester stays for summer at R Newton Poote apartment. Mrs. Richard B. Sellman of Olney visits. she was Miss Margaret Burns and a recent bride and high school music teacher. Mrs. Myrtle Bates returns from Silver Spring. Titus J. Day very ill. Mrs. Franklin E. Beall recovering. Mrs. Eli Molesworth to entertain Women’s Society of Christian Service.

Damascus George M. Boyer George W. Boyer Beverley Beach Vincent Day Baltimore Austin L. Beall Naval Reserve Washington,d. C Marie Beall University of Maryland Sterling Day Columbus W. Day Olin Molesworth Silver Spring Eli Molesworth William J. Day Meet Pee Peed Steipe Winchester R. Newton Poote Richard B. Sellman Olney Della Burdette Sellman Margaret Burns Myrtle Bates James K. Day Titus J. Day Mr. Day Franklin E. Beall Women's Society of Christian Service

Dessert party at Mrs Shearman home in Laytonsville

Mrs William P Shearman hosted a Wednesday dessert party with 35 guests including Mrs Allen Hensley and daughter Barbara Miss Betty Wampier of New Hope Va and Miss Lulu Shaver of Flisherville visiting White Keys Farms near Etchison. Several girls plan Camp Wright on Eastern Shore and relatives visit in Rockville Etchison Unity area.

Laytonsville William P. Shearman

Walkathon Protests Shake Washington County

Sheriff Joseph D. Baker moved to discourage a July walkathon location in Washington County after protests by the Washington County Ministerial Association.

Hagerstown Washington County Joseph D. Baker

Oil of Roses Price Change Report

A pound of oil of roses costs about 175 dollars and needs eight tons of roses to produce. By using coal and oil products, synthetic oil of roses can be made for only 22 dollars.

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