Lovettsville Alumni Dinner Records Reelect Officers
Lovettsville High School alumni banquet held in the auditorium with P T A serving. Re elected officers include President Mrs F L George Vice President Emory Frye and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Sue Wire Hickman. Rev R S Poffinbarger spoke guest list includes multiple class years with many members and honoraries.
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Lovettsville, Va
P.T. A
F. L. George
Emory Frye
Sue Wire Hickman
Emory Fry
R. S&s. Poffinbarger
Camp Hill
Elizabeth Frye
George Wire, Jr
Edna Baker
Addison Everhart
Dorothy Filter
Pierce Hatcher
Ernest Hickman
Doris Potterfield
Virginia Hopwood
Marie Ridgeway
Kenneth Harrington
George F. Wirts
Nevin Lanham
Reginald Sandbower
Virginia George
Lillian Waldron
Dorothy Jacobs
Evelyn Everhart
Genevieve Foster
Ruth L. Harrington
Wilma Shumaker
Abandon Search For Missing Child In Maryland
Cambridge Maryland June 3 W Calvin Harrington Jr Dorchester County States Attorney said authorities have given up the search for Benjamin Lewis Jr a two year old Baltimore child missing on Hoopers Island since Saturday The exhaustive day long search by police county officials Boy Scouts and island residents failed to locate any trace near the grandparents home where the youngster was last seen playing with a rubber ball The investigators doubt reports of an unidentified car seen in the area and moving the child away The boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lewis who were visiting the island for Memorial Day weekend.
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Cambridge
W. Calvin Harrington, Jr
Dorchester County
Benjamin Lewis, Jr
Baltimore
Hooper's Island
Richard Lewis
Benjamin
Benjamin Lewis
Auto Stamps to Go On Sale June 10
Federal motor vehicle tax stamps for the new fiscal year will go on sale next Wednesday June 10 at the local post office. Stamps cost $5 each and are valid for twelve months from July 1. An order for 10 000 stamps was placed after sales exceeded expectations earlier, with prior totals reaching 8 000 to 9 000. There will be no sales cards this time. past buyers received a form to mail to the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Local Families Attend Maryland Graduation and Weekend Visits
The report lists multiple residents from Wolfsville Smithsburg Myersville and nearby towns visiting relatives in Washington DC Baltimore and at the University of Maryland graduation Cecil Martin among them. It notes Welty Gouker on the sick list and announces the birth of a daughter to G Sterling Eldridge.
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Wolfsville
Adam Martin
Robert Dayhoff
Smithsburg
University of Maryland
Cecil Martin
Walter Kefauver
Washington, DC
Asa P. Stottlemyer
A. E. Sensenbaugh
Frances Reed
Bill Swarts
Washington, D. C
Roy Pryor
Dorothy Dowling
Ira E. Pryor
William L. Pryor
Gay Ann
John L. Rice
Johbnalee
Myersville
Helen Hurd
Bridgeport
Victor Wolfe
Weather Summary for June to Date and Temperatures
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 am today trace, June to date 3.34 inches, normal June 4.30 inches. In 1941 June total was 3.00 inches. Deficiency in 1942 precipitation to June 1 is 2.23 inches. High yesterday 79, high a year ago 66. Low last night 65, low a year ago 36. Sunset today 8.32 pm, sunrise tomorrow 5.24 am.
What The Country Faces On Candy And Chocolates
Alexander George explains how cocoa bean shortages and restricted sugar threaten candy supply. He notes government cocoa processing limits until Aug 1, 1943 and a proposed 15 percent sales tax on candy to fund war costs.
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Alexander George
Wide World
Washington
John Q. American
Treasury
West Africa
Brazil
Africa
McNutt Warns on Labels Amid War Warnings
Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt told Marshall College graduates that democracy must look beyond labels. He warned against trusting Nazism and Japan labeled as harmless, noting Maginot line complacency and shifting world facts since the 1920s.
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Huntington
W. Va
J— Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
Marshall College
McNutt
The
War Manpower Commission
Japan
Candy industry seen as vital as coffee in worker welfare
The text argues that a five cent candy bar matters to industrial worker welfare as a five cent coffee. It states the candy business ranks fourth in U.S. food industries, employs about 60,000 workers, and produces $400 million in candy annually.
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United States
Housing Work Appeal Set For June 30
An appeal over plumbing and heating work at Lincoln Apartments on the colored housing project is scheduled for June 30 before the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Asheville, North Carolina. W. Lee Elgin of Heverstown, trading as Potomac Heating and Supply Company, sub contractor, sued Sciarelli Bros of New Jersey, main contractor, after a Baltimore district court awarded $2128.68 to Potomac. Sciarelli’s lawyers appealed. Local attorney is B. Rosenstock for Potomac Heating and Supply Co.
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Lincoln Apartments
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth District
Asheville
N. C
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Sofarelli
Circuit Court of Appeals
B. Rosenstock
Potomac Heating and Supply Company
Paulette Goddard To Get Divorce Today From Chaplin
Paulette Goddard will be awarded a divorce decree late today from Charles Chaplin. Judge Javier Rosas Seballos of the Mexican Civil Court at Juarez announced. The report places the divorce in El Paso Texas scene with formal judicial action expected.
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el Paso
Tex
Paulette Goddard
Charles Chaplin
Javier Rosas Seballos
Mexican Civil Court
Juarez
Wide Awake Class Holds June Meeting at Tucker Home
Calvary Methodist church Wide Awake class met Tuesday at 828 North Market. Mrs Hammond Clary led devotions with five members and a guest present. President Mrs Willard Mercer announced summer meetings to continue and a July 7 gathering at Helen Schwartz's home.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Leo Tucker
North Market Street
Hammond Clary
Willard Mercer
Helen Schwartz
King’s Daughters
O'Dale King
Jesus
Roy Bure
Shipley
Raymond Free
Bette Hunt Seeger
Amy Bell
Ada Kirk
Tokyo Radio Silent On Alaska Raid Report
Tokyo radio remains silent about Japan's air raid on the United States base at Dutch Harbor as listeners note the station did not broadcast details nearly 24 hours after the first attack.
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Tokyo
Alaska
New York
United States
Dutch Harbor
Indictment Hits Du Pont Six Other Firms Over Price Fixing
A federal grand jury charged Du Pont De Nemours and five other explosive manufacturers along with ten officials for conspiring to fix prices in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The case names major industry players and outlines the conspiracy framework likely to impact sector competition and government action.
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Philadelphia
du Pont de Nemours and Company
Mrs Kepler Will Probated In Orphans Court
Mrs Bertie L Kepler former matron at the Home for the Aged died in a Baltimore hospital last week and left about 15000 to be distributed among relatives. Daphne K Biser gets 3000 and the remainder after all bequests. Robert W Biser 1000 Esta M Magaha 2000 E Paul Magaha 1000 Milburn C Magaha 1000 Wilson Zecher 1000. If E Paul or Milburn predecease, gifts go to grandnephews Paul Magaha Jr and Douglas Mawaha. If Wilson Zecher predeceases, he is omitted.
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Orphans’ Court
Bertie L. Kepler
Baltimore
Daphne K. Biser
Robert W Biser
Esta M. Magaha
City
E. Paul Magsha
Paul Magaha
Douglas Mawaha
Wilson Zecher
Bequest to Mrs Biser Alters 1941 Will Distribution
The will dated April 25 1941 leaves Mrs Esta M Magaha as primary beneficiary with discretionary distribution to be made by her. Mrs Biser and E Paul Magaha named executrix and executor. Witnesses Elmer J Eshleman and Nevin T Waskey. Executors reported assets totaling 4800 in real estate and 11000 in personal property.
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Nevin T . Waskey
Local Social Notes From Germantown Visit and Births
Mrs. Rachel Bader visits daughter Mrs. J H Mussetter. Mr and Mrs Jacob Snyder welcomed birth of a child on May 14. Mr Thomas Perrell spent Thursday in Frederick. Mrs Frank Reed and Mrs Howard Crawford hostesses to Ladies Aid Society Tuesday. Miss Mary Mussetter visited.
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Germantown
Rachel Bader
J. H Mussetter
Jacob Snyder
Thomas Perrell
Frederick
Frank Reed
Howard Crawford
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Mussetter
Rockey Mountain travel huts aid travelers in Colorado forest
The Colorado national forest service provides shelter huts for travelers in the Rocky Mountains. Mrs Carroll Brown hosted guests including Rev and Mrs H B Rittenhouse and Mrs Clyde Fletcher attended events with Mrs Brown. Rachel Mussetter returns from vacation to finish Garfield Hospital studies with a June graduation. Harry Haskinson is reported as indisposed.
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Carroll Brown
Rittenhouse
Frederick
Rachel Mussetter
Washington
Garfield Hospital
Harry Haskinson
Clyde Fletcher
The
Rocky Mountains
Colorado National Forest Service
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Lovettsville
L. A. Womeldorph
P. W. Myers
Laura Potterfield
William Silcott
R. S. Foffinbarger
Eleanor Spring
Alma Burkins
Carlos Myers
Ruth Carter
Nancy Derry
Richard Hickman
Walter Williams
Mattie George
Kermit James
Grant Compher
Arthur A. Beatty
Russell Frye
Charles Hopwood
Nellie Thornsburg
Blair Titus
Wade Wenner
Paul Myers
G. Sterling Elridge
Ed. Grossnickle
Waynesboro
Elmer Grossnickle
Herman Kline
Iva Wise
Funkstown
Leslie Morgan
Elvin Stottlemyer
Union Memorial Hospital
Sergt
Galen Quinn
Sturgis
S. D
A.E.F
Ireland
Northern Irish
Friendly Circle
Rocky Spring
Rocky Springs
Ralph Putman
David Schultz
Harry Free
Raymond Kemp
Frank Korrell
Lewis Kemp
William Stup
Chester Clem
Lewis Putman
Leidy Zun
Clayton Kemp
David Shultz
Martha Kline
Clara Gonso
Merkle Martz
Grayson Blank
Emmanuel Nagle
Helen Griffin
Jeanette Campbell
Ruth Miler
Jeanette Phelps
Ruth Lentz
Sara Stup
Anna Mae
Virginia
Evelyn Kemp
Charlotte Free
Viola Putman
Katherine Kemp
Grace Free
Dupont Company
Mauna Loa
Hawaii
Rosenour
Paola No
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Fax Inc
Williamson’s
Maryland
Rosenour’s
North Market ST. Frederick, MD
NheweRa
Rosenour’s Ladies' Shop
North Market St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Ma
RYTEX
the News
Frederick, Md
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