Weekend Meet Of State C. E. At College Hood College hosts 56th Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Three hundred or more participants from across Maryland attend the 56th anniversary convention of the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union at Hood College. Dr. Warren D. Bowman will speak Friday and Sunday, with Lt. Comdr. Ernest R. Bryan leading a discussion on life work. The three day program includes registration at 2:30 Friday, devotional sessions, campfire, Holy Communion and optional worship across Frederick churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Hood College
Warren D. Bowman
Washington
Robert Smoot, Jr
Baltimore
McClain Cochran
Earl Redding
R. C. Steinhart
Ernest R. Bryan
Maryland Co. Union
Comdr
Bryan
Dunchargea Naval Reserve
Takoma Park
Christ
Ruth Kreig
Adamsdown
Gigan Yesilal
Smoot
Frederick
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of several properties. Granville E Ropp and wife sold to Carl A Tressler and wife about 139 acres in Woodville district for roughly 6300 dollars. Nellie M Masi and wife sold to Howard Z Stupa property at 479 West South street and a lot on Jefferson street for about 5500 dollars. R Lorain Langsdale and wife sold to Harry Mc C Smith a First street property in Blue Ridge Summit partly in Frederick and partly in Washington counties for around 4400 dollars. Lester E Orrison and wife sold to Gordon W Spurrier a building lot at Grove Boulevard and Prospect avenue for about 2700 dollars. Paul J Bowers at 125 East Sixth street, a son, qualified in Orphans Court as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville.e. Ropp
Carl A. Tressler
Woodville
Nellie M. Masi
Soa Toav
Howard Z. Stup
West South Street
Jefferson Street
R. Lorain Langsdale
Harry McC. Smith
First Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Frederick
Washington County
Lester E. Orrison
Gordon W. Spurrier
Grove Boulevard
Prospect Avenue
Paul J. Bowers
East Sixth Street
Orphans Court
CIO Policy Makers Map Wage Strategy
Washington a July 17 CIO policy makers gathered to map wage strategy amid price control prospects. Leaders pledged the OPA is effectively dead and workers must plan around two paths, with Philip Murray stating the CIO president and exec board meetings will set a wage price program guiding international unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO
Labor Organization
OPA
Philip Murray
Filipino wives deserted claim by Manila paper sparks debate
Manila reports say many Filipino wives of U S servicemen arrived in San Francisco destitute and unclaimed. Red Cross in San Francisco denies any unclaimed brides and says it arranges transport and care until dis position, noting no unclaimed cases at present.
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Manila
United States
San Francsco
Red Cross
San Francisco
Jap Beetles Increase In Some Parts Of State
Anti beetle measures continue statewide as Langford reports beetle activity peaking and expected decline with cooler weather. Some areas like Talbot Dorchester Montgomery and northwest Baltimore see increases, while Baltimore Cecil and Harford show declines due to a joint federal state and county program. A milky spore soil treatment since 1940 targets grub destruction.
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College Park
George Langford
University of Maryland
Langford
Maryland
Talpot
Dorchester
Montgomery
Baltimore
Cecil
Harford
Housing Lags In U S Prefab Home Push
Washington reports prefab housing aimed at 750 000 units this year will likely reach under 100 000. Despite 159 manufacturers seeking priority help, slow starts dampen hopes for mass production. Officials cite need for market guarantees and possible Finance Corporation loans, contingent on material costs and OPA actions. Eight firms have applied for guaranteed market agreements at 90 percent of market price.
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Washington
Wilson W. Wyatt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Wyatt
Congress
OPA
Wratt
Willing For Son To Enter Armed Services
Howard E. Becraft of Tramaville told Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer in Juvenile Court that he would not object to his son Ira 17 enlisting in the armed forces. The court dismissed a petition by probation officer Mrs. William C. Roderick alleging unfair demands and hindrance to enlistment. Ira testified of harsh treatment and said he wished to join the Army Air Corps. Becraft then agreed to the enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Becraft
Tramaville
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ira
Armed Services
William C. Roderick
Army Air Corps
Tonlist
Recraft
Roderick
Weather recap shows 1945 July rainfall below normal
The report notes 1945 July precipitation at 6.91 inches versus normal 4.03 inches, a shortfall of 1.41 inches by July 1, and 24 hour precipitation at Ba. m. shows 1 inch. Highs yesterday 81, lows 48, with sun and moon rise/set times and rivers at Monocacy and Ceresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Finddy
Ceresville
Povomat
Knoxville
Families Of Club Members Entertained At Outdoor Affair
Lewistown Homemakers Club hosted families of members on July 11 at Mrs. Merle Sollinger’s lawn with lanterns and an open fireplace. Games led by Mrs. R Paul Buhrman and singing by Mrs. Ray Baer preceded a doggie roast and toasted marshmallows. A birthday cup and saucer shower honored Mrs. Sollinger with twenty-two cups and saucers. This was the last summer event before September. Attendees included many named couples and individuals, with market notes on wheat and corn and a stray line about weasels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
George Arnold
G. Lloyd Palmer
Hertie Kalb
Paul Buhrman
Walter Heckert
Roberts
Glenna Boyer
Clifford Keily
Hay Baer
Rratz
Gary Utterback
Archie Fogle
Lewis Martz
Renee Wachter
Sylvia Eyler
Alania Miller
Carl Holtz
Edna Reese
Elsie Snook
Frances Snook
Maxine Green
Susan Green
Patsy O'Brien
Sylvia Kelly
Emily Martz
June
Peggy Fogle
Carol Lee Shelton
Nancy Keeney
Ruth Stull
George Palmer
David Ruhrman
Michael
Edwin Stull
Merle Sollinger
Guy Stull
Johnny Kelly
Forgotten key service ends in Newton fire response
Newton Massachusetts ends its forgotten key service after today as fire officials say they will no longer climb ladders to rescue residents who lose or forget keys. They urge calling only for child or helpless-person rescues. In Pasadena a penny-finch jackpot event ends with a store owner clearing pennies from Ruth Farley’s scale. Tulsa hosts a butter boycott urging residents to stop buying until prices drop, while an eviction notice targets the OPA in Hayward as it relocates from City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Newton Fire Department
Pasadena
Calif
Ruth Farley
Hayward
OPA
John Harr
Seaman James Eisenhauer Receives Honorable Discharge
Seaman Second Class James R Eisenhauer U S Naval Reserve received his honorable discharge at Bainbridge Separation on July after completing sea duty on the U S S Wyoming. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Eisenhauer III of 221 North Market Street and will enter the sophomore class at Mount St Mary's College in September after enlisting at the end of his freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reisenhauer
U. S. Naval Reserve
Bainbridge
U. SS. Wyoming
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
North Market Street
Mount St. Mary's College
Austin Says U. S. Can't Be Coerced
Washington July 17 Senator Austin R VI declares the United States will not be coerced into international decisions noting the world should learn this early He cites U N council expectations and praises Vandenberg for frank appraisal of the Big Four meeting outcomes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Austin
Vandenberr
United States
Tyusie
Truman
Unite Nations Security Council
U. N. Council
Vandenberg
Byrnes
Paris
Vermont
Vanienberg
New Market Homemakers Club Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The New Market Homemakers Club marked its 25th anniversary at Peever Paninn Urbana with 36 members, spouses, and friends. A song service, prayers, diverse talks, musical performances, and a candlelit tribute highlighted the event, honoring charter members and the club’s history.
Western Maryland College Names New Assistant Professor
Dr. David Bradley age 30 has been appointed assistant professor of philosophy and religion at Western Maryland College. A California native, he studied at Northwestern University Garrett Biblical Seminary and earned a PhD from Yale University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bradley
Western Maryland College
Bradley
California
Northwestern University
Garrett Biblical Seminary
Yale University
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Hone
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