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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1943

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3

City Banks Posts Sharp 1943 Deposit Rise in Frederick

City banks in Frederick show total deposits rising by 4,761,858.00 in the year ending June 30, 1943, bringing city deposits to 24,643,759.88 and total combined deposits to 34,047,?7.66. County banks add 2,173,970.84 to deposits, with demand accounts driving gains and earnings data showing modest increases in surplus and profits.

Frederick City United States Emmitsburg Thurmont Walkersville Union Bridge Libertytown

Regular swimmer at 84 still swims in Waynesboro pool

Susan Lebherz 84, great-aunt of Mrs William Lebherz of West Second Street, remains a regular swimmer at the Waynesboro Pa Y pool. She learned at 58, recalls Niagara Falls training, and credits swimming with health. She notes endurance has declined and prefers life saving demos as a bystander.

Susan Lebherz William B. Lebherz West Second Street Waynesboro Lebherz Ge Watsi Niagara Falls Niagara Falls N. W. C A Lebnerz Mrz

Sykesville residents host neighborhood picnic and updates

A large group from Sykesville and nearby towns gathered Sunday at the Brown home for a lawn picnic. Attendees included families with Brown, Weeden, Selby, and Flohr members along with several guests from Baltimore and Germantown. The report lists visits, returns from trips, church events, and military personnel visiting relatives, including Dolly Brandenburg and Rev. Lewis Ransom, and notes various weekend visits to Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Oakland.

Sykesville Celius Brown Celius L. Brown Anita and Todd Arthur C Brown John F. Weeden Aljene Brown Fred Wooden Milton Flohr Herbert Leatherwood Cody Bell Baltimore Augustus R . Selby Betty Selby Ann Waters Germantown Donald Head Frederick Mobey Charles Carr Daniel Greeves Samuel Wilkes Horoes Harvey Houck Henry Keller Guy Gaither O. C. Blevins Mass June Blevins New Castle Henderson Mr. Blevins Josephine Margaret Reilley Sudbrook Park James O. Ridgely John H. C. Lassahn Edwin C. Hood Levin Comley Ann Wilmington Del Roby Beall and Sons Salem W. Va Gladys Buckingham Washington John Wooden W L. Varner Coralnes Hagerstown Marvin ‘S .Trott Camp Breckenridge James A. Stevens Quantico Norwood Trott William Melville, Jr Willam Melville Belle Parker Paul Harp Oakland Grace Neidig Frederick Francis J Newman Caroline Dev Ridgely Matthew Reilley Lewis F. Ransom St Paus Church Methodist Senior High Institute Western Maryland College Dolly Brandenburg St. Paul's Church W. Warfield Ridgely James O Ridgely Mary Hope Richeson Helen Frances Max Gerstenlauer Philadelphia Alfred Frank Gerstenlauer Samuel Richeson, Jr John Slack Valley Forge

Guernsey Field Day Set For July Fourth at Frederick

Guernsey Field Day will be held Saturday at the Frederick fairgrounds with about 89 head of selected animals from Carroll, Washington and Frederick counties. Ten major prizes will be awarded in War Saving Stamps. one feature is a spectators’ judging contest with a $5 stamp prize. State Fair Board pays $5 to the owner of each animal in open classes. R D Wilson and R N Wills are invited as judges starting at 11 am. Bring basket lunches as caterer unavailable. This oil war and high military demand affect East Coast supplies.

Eby Bred Te Sey Breeders Association Frederick Fairgrounds Carroll Washington Frederick State Fair Board R. D Wilson Churn Creek Farm Warton R N. Wills McDonagh School

Frederick News Teems With Army and Social Updates

A long list of Army personnel moves and promotions from the European Theater of Operations and Pacific areas includes John Laurser of Braddock Heights being commissioned as a second lieutenant in aviation communications. Other notes cover promotions for Woodrow W Anderson and George Ts. Dixon, plus various relocations, family visits, engagements, and a wedding planned for August 24 in Richmond. The column also reports births, anniversaries, and social events including a shower for Anna Aud De Blanc and attendance at church conferences and welfare board activities.

John Laurser James R. Sausser Braddock Heights Amy Air Forces Yale University New Haven Army Air Forces Woodrow W Anderson James W. Anderson West Seventh Street Army George Ts. Dixon Mamie Dixon Maple Avenue

Local Residents and Military Careers Highlight Maryland News

A large group of Rockville Frederick and surrounding residents are noted for family ties and visits. Lt Alexander, son of Martin P Alexander of Middletown, joined army as second lieutenant after Commando training in England. A surprise shower honors Rev and Mrs C W Sprenkel at Trail Avenue apartment. Former Judge Arthur Willard returns home after Baltimore treatment.

C. C. Sullivan Parkway Church of God Richard A Hauver Rick Mebane N. C Merman Hauver Lantz England Martin P. Alexander Middletown United States Alexander Fort Meade Camp Blanding Fla Infantry C. W Sprenkel Trail Avenue Young People’s Department The Evangelical Lutheran Church School Sprenkel New York City Arthur D. Willard East Second Street Baltimore

Goodman rises from private to corporal in Army unit

Goodman, a high school educated tester and two year Army veteran, serves as intelligence officer in a tank destroyer battalion. He is a graduate of Field Artillery Officer Candidate School. Captain Goodman leads, and PFCs Krot and Peetodiskilas from Headquarters Squadron 48th Service Group APO 448 New York City receive promotion notices.

Richmond Bernard Moore Jones Anne Moore Carson Gray Frailey Carson Peter Fraley Washington, DC Emmitsburg Miss Jones Erskine School Boston Mass Parsons School New York Frailey Johns Hopkins University University of Maryland Law School Goodman Field Artillery Kctor A. Krot Annie Koon Peetodiskilas 48Th Service Group Apo 448 New York City

Local WAC Recruiting Office Closes in Frederick

The Women's Army Corps recruiting office on North Market Street closes today by orders from Baltimore Third Service Command. Lieut Jane Calvert ends two months of recruiting as the WAC post moves to nearby canteen HQ on West Patrick Street. The local committee will continue information services, with enlistment arranged through the Hagerstown and Baltimore offices.

Baltimore Third Service Command Jane Calvert Women’s Army Corps Arket Street Frederick Frederick County WAC Meow Davanali Thue AWVS West Patrick Street Hagerstown Calvert Balti- Wale Gul Allmend Claudia Mosier Aux Val Hovey Star al Wall

Eggs Scarce In Baltimore

Baltimore officials and wholesalers warned of an extreme egg shortage, with government purchases for the armed forces depleting supplies. An OPA spokesman projected a nationwide crisis by December, driven by price ceilings and diverted stock, leaving civilians without cold storage eggs as 30 percent of eggs become dried for government use.

Baltimore R. C. Bourbeau Southern States Co-operative Joseph Smerkinson United States Ems

Nicodemus Paint Store Ad Brings Quality Brushed Cleanliness

For 123 years a name of quality and service. Brushes Waxes and Cleaners Nicodemus Paint Store Phong 425 300N Coart Bt.

Nicodemus Paint Store Phong Coart Bt

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