Production Of Milk Must Be Increased In Western Maryland
Frederick County dairy leader Ernest C. Speaks urges Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association members to raise output to meet Washington district demand. He says buy feed and more cows, as demand has nearly doubled since 1939 and the capital area shows no ceiling in sight. He notes pastures were poor due to drought, cites a 25 percent personal herd increase, and warns the region risks losing the market if supply does not rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
District of Columbia
Ernest C. Speaks
Frederick
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Mr. Speaks
Washington
Speaks
Association
Mothers and Teachers Club Banquet At Calvary Church
Members of the Mothers and Teachers Club of Calvary Methodist held their annual banquet Monday at Hotel Frederick. Retiring president Mrs. Walter Eiker was honored. New officers installed include President Mrs. Lewren Sibert and Vice President Mrs. Howard Schindel. Distinguished guests included Dr. and Mrs. Meeks and Rev. Crowe who spoke on service and featured Father Divine’s Heaven and Bowery Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Hotel Frederick
Walter Eiker
B. W. Meeks
Betty Herbert
Edward Pearl
Claude Hahn
Raymond Crowe
New York
Father Divine
Heaven
Bowery Mission
Lewren Sibert
Howard Schindel
Lawrence Fahrney
Earl Luhn
Maurice Sharrer
Roy Fogle
Eiker
Meeks
Crowe
Howard Schinde
Emory Shipley
Arthur Grove
Gilmore Flautt
Mame
Fox
Ames Hendrick
Charles Hudson
Wilfred Kline
Edward Lightner
Guy Nust
Wolfe
Edward Sharpe
Edgar Moore
Zimmerman
Roy Creager
Glenn Strine
Annie Daniels
Four Hood College graduates to receive degrees at 49th commencement
At Hood College commencement five Frederick area women will receive degrees. Edna Cramer of Middletown earns a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, C ons tance England of Sjamsville a Bachelor of Arts in English, Mary Jane Michael of Frederick a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Ada Rolph of Baltimore a Bachelor of Arts in French, and Margaret Thomas of Frederick a Bachelor of Arts in music. English plans nursing studies after graduation. Cramer active in Girl's Club and Home Economics. Michael served on the Blue and Grey staff. Rolph was a four year honor student and active in French groups. Thomas served as pianist and choir president, starred in Mikado, and participated in May Day. Also reported: Charles B Cannon Jr promoted to sergeant after Easter grave injuries. Maurice C Harbaugh injured in an automobile crash near Fairfield.
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Frederick and
Vicinity
Hood College
Constance England
Wamsville
Edna Alice Cramer
Middletown
Mary Jane Michael
Frederick
Margaret Thomas
Charles E. Rolph
Ada Hildebrand
Alvie B. Snook
Edwin H. England
Sjamsville
H. Lavier Michael
West College Terrace
Charles E Rolph
Mabel Hildebrand
Baltimore
Michael
Rolph
W. C A
Thomas
War's Materials Shortage Sparks Substitutes Research
L F Livingston of the DuPont agricultural extension division told the Frederick Lions at the Key Hotel that war demands push laboratories to pursue substitutes made from agricultural products. He noted 28 items were removed from the 1940 strategic materials list due to scientific substitutes, predicting further rapid development in the next years.
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L. F. Livingston
duPont Industries
Frederick Lions
Francis Scott Key Hotel
War and Navy Department
Livingston
Cal Indust
Thomas Summers
Lee B. Johnson
Jack L. Worth
G. M. Whitney
Baltimore
M. H. Bruner
Clemson
Glen H. McGregor
E. L. Rothenhoefer
John Morgan
Alvey D Young
Glenn T. Swisher
Joe Royal
Guy E. Baker
H. A. Frushour
Robert L. Warfeld
Melvin F Schwearing
Issac L. Stephens
Henry R. Shoemaker
J. Walker Carty
Frederick
A. R. Remsberg
Club
Monocacy Club Has Its Annual Outing
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed Church hosted a dinner at Vindobona Braddock Heights attended by about 85. John H. Hankey presided, Rev H L G Kieffer spoke, and S Joseph Zimmerman was introduced as the new president. Singing led by J Welty Fahrney with Maud Waters Dittmar as accompanist, Irv Staley chaired the arrangements.
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Monocacy Club
Evangelical Reformed Church
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
John H. Hankey
H. L. G. Kieffer
S. Joseph Zimmerman
J. Welty Fahrney
Maud Waters Dittmar
Irving E. Staley
Recital Saturday by Sperry Storm pupils at Calvary Hall
Pianist Sperry Storm leads a student recital at Calvary Methodist Parish Hall on Saturday afternoon at two. Programs include Young Beginners through First and Second Elementary Grades, plus saxophone and clarinet solos and duets. A short intermission follows.
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Sperry Storm
Calvary Methodist Parish Hall
Camp Ritchie Prepares for Troop Arrival at Wagnerboro
Camp Ritchie in Wagnerboro, Pennsylvania, is readying to receive a contingent of Army troops within days. Major Barrick leads the camp, with staff working on preparations and possible use of National Guard units for training. A top-range and new reservoir plans are noted as ongoing projects in the area.
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Wagnerboro
Ritchie
Barrick
National Guard
United States
Klsas
Junior and Advanced Grade Players to Close Concert Program
The program continues with the Junior Grade group and will conclude with pieces by pupils from the Advanced Grades. The recital showcases developing talent across levels, highlighting technical growth and musical expression.
Anti-Saloon League Pushes License Restrictions
Westminster reports the Anti-Saloon League of Maryland urging strict limits on liquor licenses where sentiment supports it. They advocate barring licenses near churches and schools and push moral reform amid Army and Navy camp conditions.
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Westminster
Army
America
Navy
Nicholson
Leonard
H. M. Burgan
E. C. Berry
W. C. Scott
William F. Wright
Aluuni
Drew Theological Seminary
William M. Gilbert
Westminister Seminary
Church of the Brethren
Montgomery J. Shroyer
C. H. Richmond
Chevy Chase
Baltimore
American University of Washington
Washington
New Minister Installed at Adamstown Trinity Church
Rev Morgan Andreas of Lehigh ton Pennsylvania was installed Tuesday evening as pastor of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church Adamstown. Rev Dr Scott R Wagner of Hagerstown and Rev Dr Ralph Hartman of Frederick led the installation with Hartman preaching. Andreas, a Lancaster Theological Seminary graduate, will speak on The Bible and Its Beginnings at a special Sunday service at 7:20 PM with musical selections by local singers and readings by church members.
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Morgan Andreas
Lehighton, Pa
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Scott R. Wagner
Hagerstown
Potomac Synod
Ralph ©. Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Prederick
Hartman
Andreas
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall College
Christian Endeavor Societies
Exel Yingling
Kavanaugh
Ralph Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Palmer Snook
Charles Lewis
Anna Lee Myers
Elizabeth Harrison
Eric Biser
Bernice Spring
Calvin Hoffman
Missionary Meeting Held By St Pauls Lutheran Women
The Women's Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson met at the DeGrange home with Mrs George Seiler in charge. The program titled Peace makers Around the World opened with a song and prayer. Biographies by several members followed, plus a bank offering thought and a magazine quiz. A picnic was planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Oscar DeGrange
George Seiler
Harry Summers
Lee House
George Smith
Licenses Normal In Spite Of Rationing
Gasoline rationing has not altered the marriage license business in the Clerk of the Court's office. May licenses ran close to last year's figures, 128 this year versus 130. Issuance after May 15 matched early May totals, with 65 licenses issued on and after May 15.
War licensing slows as Cupid business slides in state
After two war months, Dan Cupid’s licenses dropped from December to January with 187 and 157 issued. Most applicants now hail from Washington and nearby states including Pennsylvania and Virginia, signaling a regional shift in demand.
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Dan Cupid
Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Parole Granted for Frederick County Man Harland Butts
Harland Butts a 24 year old inmate serving two years for unauthorized use of an automobile was among Frederick county men granted paroles this week by Governor Herbert BR O Connor.
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Harland Butts
Frederick County
Herbert BR. O'Conor
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