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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1942

Page

8

Soldiers Club at All Saints church fosters morale for troops

Soldiers at Detrick Field praise the Soldiers Club housed in All Saints Episcopal parish hall. The newly furnished space offers a radio, records, cokes at four cents, writing rooms, and hostesses. Soldiers say it gives a restful place after work and a chance to meet townspeople and girls, though they note fewer Victory Belles than hoped.

Detrick Field All Saints Episcopal Church Tabie Wat Samuell. Johnston All Saints Church Victory Belles Soldiers’ Club

Women Voters League Commends Gen Reckord

The Frederick County branch of the League of Women Voters met at the YMCA to discuss local issues. They plan to commend General Milton A. Reckord for his stance on vice around Army camps and support the Sheppard Bill S-250. The group vows to curb labor used for war profits and urges voters to seek accountability in public funds and budgets through nonpartisan studies.

Frederick County League of Women Voters YMCA Ransom Lewis League Milton A. Reckord Welfare Board Frederick League of Women Voters

Birthday Dinner Marks Bank 125th Celebration Hosts

Albert Gilson, president, and R Delaplaine, vice president, led a dinner at Hotel Vindobona Braddock Heights with directors officers and employees and their families to honor the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank's 125th anniversary slated for June 27. Entertainment by Walter Kaber accompanied by a long list of attendees including Agnes Sehley and many Frederick residents.

Albert Gilson Farmers and Mechanics National Bank R. ©. Delaplaine Wiliam M. Storm N. Wilson Schley Robert J Crothers L. Baya Specils Guy W. Nusz R Ames Hendrickson William O. Kolb Thomas Robert L. Price Mary IC. Whitmore Helen Culler F. B. Sappington Daniel T. Dutrow Jos. Stevens Louise & Sappington William B. Bennett Anna Margaret Anders Michael J. Croghan Kent C. Nicodemus James MH. Harris Benjamin L Ut A. Hart Etwine Dorothy M. Kehne Edgar K. Moore I Mors E. K. Moore Gordon FP. Palmer Lerbert R. Staley R. EB. Betaplaine A. Gilson Albert Schrowder Helen Bennett Nancy Nicodemus Elizabeth Et

Local notes include births visits and farewell party

Town pages report Elwood Whitmore welcomed a son at Frederick City Hospital and many local residents visited relatives in Frederick, Jefferson, and Brunswick. A farewell party honored Mrs. Wilbur Devilbiss as she and her husband moved from Frederick to College Park. The Lutheran churches will hold last Gapland Mountain Top service Sunday at 6 30 with Rev H D Chapman delivering the sermon.

Wilbur Devilbiss College Park Devil Frederick High School Maryland University of California At Berkeley Army Statistics Miss Stahr American Association of Variable Star Observers Charles R. Doug Emmett Bowlus Walter F. Feaga Butkinsville Locust Grove Rogersville H. D. Chapman Sharpsburg

Victory Race at Baker Park Opens Playground Week

The annual victory race in Baker Park returns Monday at 7 30 pm in the Wad ing pool drawing about 300 participants including children and adults. A large red white and blue arch decorates the pool area with a judging panel and a preceding concert by Frederick''s Little Dutch Band. Homemade and bought boats compete for prizes including theater tickets, orange juice, and golf passes, with Mrs Geraldine Kreh Kline leading the event.

Baker Park Jesse W. Kolb George Morgan Harmon Staley Irene Whisner Sara Janet Newton Grayson Crummitt Sherman Myers Charles Stockman Leonard Tivoli Theater J. Otis King C. W. Lough Marian Shipley Geraldine Kreh Kline el Salvados

Japs Claim Many Planes Shot Down

Japanese broadcasts report Imperial Headquarters stating naval airmen shot down 324 enemy planes and destroyed more on ground in operations over New Guinea and the Solomons, covering Feb 2 to July 20, while Allied communiqués list numerous enemy losses, including over 100 planes in the Coral Sea engagement and other ships.

Tokyo Imperial Headquarters Jenemy Pitthes New Guinea Solomyr Islands Australia Coral Sea U. S. Navy Department

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