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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1943

Page

3

Homemakers Clubs Train for Sewing Emergency

Frederick County Rural Homemakers Clubs leaders attended a week of clothing schools to prepare for shortages in yardage and material. Miss Helen Shelby and Miss Jesse Hammerlyoun oversaw the training, with six groups meeting across the county to teach beginners and advanced makers how to sew simple house dresses.

Frederick County Helen Shelby University of Maryland Jesse Hammerlyoun County Clothing Committee Edward Holter Elmer Thomas Wendell Shankie Ieader Miss Hammerly

Local social notes and notices from Bolivar area

Bolivar and Harpers Ferry residents are listed with visits, family news, travel, and health updates. Items include hospital stays for appendicitis, birthdays, births, weddings, relatives visiting from Baltimore and Washington, military service notes, charity events, and blood donor calls. The column records many names and places across Bolivar, Harpers Ferry, Camp Hill, Charles Town, and surrounding towns.

Community Notes From Sykesville Area Socials and Visits

Local society items list visits and guests across Sykesville and nearby towns. Nancy Scott Harris plans weeks with relatives in Baltimore alongside several Harris family members. Various residents travel to Brunswick, Unionville, or Baltimore for visits, work, or family events. A Red Cross blood drive and a wedding near Hunting Ridge are noted, with others attending church socials and institute trips.

Local Notes: Illnesses and Community Appointments

Mrs Carper remains quite ill. Miss Catherine Butts named manager of White's Grocery in Bolivar for the coming term. Miss Butts is a Shepherd College graduate. Mrs Standley Wood of Urbana Maryland, daughter of Mr Arthur L Derry, is a patient at the Church Home Infirmary in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Wood run a general store in Urbana. Mr and Mrs H L Derry of Buckeystown visit Polivar with daughter Mrs Norman Ray and their grandson. Mr and Mrs Donald Miller and three children of Linwood Pennsylvania spent the weekend with Mrs Miller’s parents, Mr and Mrs O A Webb on Camp Hill.

Carper Catherine Butts White’s Bolivar Sandy Hook Miss Butts Shepherd College Standley Wood Urbana Arthur L. Derry J. W. Derry Bylivar Church Home Infirmary Baltimore Wood H. L. Derry Buckeystown Norman Ray Frederick Polivar Donald Miller Linwood, Pa

Playground events and meetings in the city next week

A guitar concert at Baker Park and a circus at Harmon Field lead a slate of next week’s playground activities. Rehearsals and dances follow, with a bicycle hike planned for Wednesday evening under Miss Betty McCaffrey. The New Market WCTU meets, Palestine Encampment members are installed, and a large rattlesnake is reported near Salamander fire tower.

Baker Park Harmon Field Hanover Oahu Frederick Frederick Lions Betty Mc Caffrey

North Carolina Soldier Stationed At Fort Bragg

Pvt. Johnson of Sellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. He entered military service in April and is employed by his father in hauling milk during civilian work periods.

Pvt. Johnson Mrs. Johnson Sellman Fort Bragg N. C Silasoes

County Teachers To Attend Institute

The second annual Institute of Public and Professional Relations sponsored by Western Maryland College will be held at the college Monday. The event focuses on improving the professional relationship of Maryland teachers with discussion groups on teachers' economic status and unifying the profession. Frederick county representatives include Supt. E. W. Pruitt Arvin P. Jones and Miss Ruth Howie along with several principals. Elmer K. Chandlee chairs the Institute.

Western Maryland College Teachers of Maryland State Teachers’ Association James C. Biehl Thurmont High School Maron O. Moser Elm Street E. W. Pruitt Arvin P. Jones Brunswick High School Frederick County Teachers’ Association Ruth Howie Brunswick Macy M. Smith Parkway School Marshall Leatherman Wolfsville School Helen M. Rudy Middletown Frederick County Elmer K. Chandlee Liberty High School Teachers’ Association

Emmitsburg Update Includes Injury And Local Visits

A resident at 620 West Main Street was injured when a fall in the yard injured her leg. Dr William Cadte transported her to Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg for treatment before returning her home to 714 West Main Street. The Emmitsburg War Recreation Committee prepares for a large opening dance with about 60 guests plus 130 Naval Air Cadets from Saint Mary's College. Mrs Reeves Blanford and two children and Mrs Arthur Malloy visit their father at 2 East Main Street. Local residents greet visitors including Minnie Patterson and others from Gettysburg. R L Everhart relocates to 101 De Paul Street and Louis Mondorff receives a promotion to Staff Sergeant.

Emmitsburg John Wagerman Eugene Warthan West Main Street Wiliam Cadte Annie Warner Gettysburg Wagerman American Legion Hall Arthur Malloy Delaware City Del Lawrence Mondorff East Main Street Minnie Patterson Denver Geisey William Healy Patty Geisey Katharine Everly Patterson Frank Shuff R. L. Everhart Vfreight de Paul Street Mondorff Louis M Bink) Mondorff

Receive Fuel Oil Coupons for Heating Year Distribution Begins

Fuel oil ration coupons for the new heating year arrived at the county War Price and Ration Board and will be mailed to eligible consumers who filed proper applications starting next week. About 140 residents in the city and county rely on oil for heating as ration officials note a few hundred residents have opted to reduce their oil allotment, with reductions ranging from 1 to 150 gallons.

County War Price Wed Rationtal Board Raon Analantanites

Weather summary with temperatures and river status

Precipitation for 24 hours ends today at Ha.m is none. July to date precipitation is 0._ht of an inch. Deficiency in 1943 precipitation to July 1 is 2.76 inches. Normal July precipitation is 408 inches. Actual 142-5.14 inches. High temperature yesterday 14. Low last night 62. Moon rises 9.41 p.m. Moon sets 7.13 a.m. Potomac River remains clear at Ceresville. There are no locks in the Suez Canal.

Potomac Ceresville

Community Notes From Union Bridge and Surroundings

Union Bridge hosts two week Vacation Bible School ending Friday. A Methodist church program was held Friday at 4 PM. Wilbur Devilbiss of Uniontown visited relatives in Union Bridge. George K. Bostian on a 15 day Army furlough from Nashville, Tennessee, visited home folks and returned to Camp. Harold Mehring hosted extended family for July 7 gathering honoring son Richard Mehring, who enlisted in the U S Navy and ships out to Parrish Island SC on July 10. Zelda and Reba Green, Elmer Walter High School graduates, accepted positions in Baltimore with Glenn L Martin and C P Telephone Co., starting June 28. Charles Luttrell visits his paternal grandparents in Charles Town, West Virginia for several weeks. S. O. Senseney marked his birthday July 6 at home. Mrs Berkley Bowman, near town, has been treated at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore since last week.

J. H. Riegger Henry Myers Claude Noland Harry Schultz Brunswick Bolivar Norman Stanton Walter Buzzard Baltimore Camp Jackson Brawner Harding Gaithersburg Hill Top G. E. Webb C. J. Reance Halltown James Spengman Hagerstown Crawford Greene Spegman Victor Products Corp Henry Stallings B. M. Stallings U. S. Army Henry Charles Town Nell Carper Camp Hill Jack Carmen Millville Carper Cri Carmen Pers Leonora Staubs Church Lawn Crosby Johnson Camp Gruber Oklo Sykesville Johnson Gail Samuel Johnson Andrew Rehbein Andrew Alaska Clements Motors, Inc Mullinix Eldersburg Thomas M. Kinnamon Marc Cauthorn Blite Aew Virginia Beach Nancy Lee Knill Howard County Walter McDaniel Wayne L. Flohr W. L. Flohr Audrey May Rapp Charles Rapp Hunting Ridge Presbyterian Church New York Red Cross Mobile Blood Donor Unit Springfield State Hospital Dolly Brandenburg Eleanor Wilson Arta Fleming Helen Wampler Louise Mullinix Methodist Institute of Western Maryland College Westminster Anna Mullinix Unionville Marlin Ecker Union Bridge Brethren, Methodist and Lutheran Churches Wilbur Devilbiss Uniontown Edward Devilbiss George K. Bostian U.S. Army Nashville Tenn William Bostian Harold Mehring Taneytown Richard S. Mehring U. S. Navy Taining Parrig Island S.C Sterling Hively Frizellburg Vernon Gladhill Zelda Reba Green Robert Y. Green Binion Bridge Elmer Walter High School Glenn J. Martin's C. & P. Telephony Company Charles Luttrell Roger Luttrell W. Va Senseney Berkley Bowman Town

Local notices and travel updates from Union Bridge area

Brief items show Ralph Black and family moving from Hagerstown to the Edwards place near Union Bridge with Black now on the 3.30 am train run to Baltimore. Mrs Jenassa Eakle travels for a two week vacation with her daughter and Jesse Lare family in Walkersville. Lee Rinehart and family vacationing in Union Bridge from Damascus after working in Washington. Lester Grimm of Philadelphia visited Union Bridge region to see relatives. A note adds that twenty percent of US foreign trade moves through New York docks.

Ralph Black Hagerstown D. 8 Edwards Place Union Bridge Black Cumberland Westerly Maryland Railway Company Baltimore Jenassa Eakle Here Jesse Lare Walkersville Lee Rinehart Damascus Washington David Rinehart Lester Grimm Philadelphia William Bostian William Grimm

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