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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1943
Page
9
A critic argues the cinema is a major moral teacher guiding women to attract and trap husbands. It decries glamor worship and warns films teach 501 methods to reel in men while neglecting how to keep them engaged after marriage, urging simpler, sincere domestic ideals.
Dorothy Shank explains home preservation methods including drying with bird cage or cabinet devices, precooking vegetables, sulfuring fruit, and testing for leathery fruit or brittle vegetables. It covers brining, krauting, pickling, quick freezing with home freezers or lockers, and storing in cellars or earth pits, stressing quality and proper maturity.
In Eldersburg, the town’s fresh food market operates anew under changed ownership, promising updated selections and service. Local residents anticipate improved hours and customer experience as the market reopens its doors.
Family residents at Hunting Ridge were guests of Rev J R Mar Jey Cass. Mrs Nettie Mullinix and Mrs Davis Fritz hosted the former’s daughter Anna Mullinix at a June graduation party. Also reported, the Wesley Freedom Woman's Society held its first joint meeting at the Wakeman Bevard home. Mentioned historic first silk mill founded by Cheney brothers in South Manchester Connecticut in January 1838.
Hollywood by EbsKine Johnson profiles Gracie Fields Rosalind Russell and others, noting salaries, roles in films like Flight for Freedom and The Meanest Man in the World, plus quirks on set. It highlights stars, directors, writers and odd studio anecdotes from sound stages and night clubs. A second item reports Baltimore detectives trapping a gang drugging and robbing servicemen, with arrests and recovered cash.
A historical notice explains that employees must fill and promptly supply an exemption certificate to each employer. Changes in marital or dependency status require updating within ten days. Employers using an exemption claim face penalties for fraudulent or misleading information. The document presents the form for exemptions and explains the law for tax paying employees under the pay as you go plan.
Mrs Concetta McKimmey spends weeks at her New Jersey home. Guests at Mr and Mrs Myriand Frye’s Sunday included Mo and Mrs Clay wi Piva. Several locals from Millville Culpepper Charlotte Court House Bainbridge and Baltimore areas are listed among visiting friends and relatives. Various trips, vacations and weekend visits are noted along with military and student movements and a Sunday School class gathering.
Mr Pleasant and Miss Jennie E Burriet with Miss Mary C Fogle visited Mrs Aug Monath on Wednesday. Mr Paul Delanter and daughter Jean of Washington DC and son Eddie in the U S Navy at Bainbridge called on his parents Mr and Mrs William M Delawter on Sunday. Mrs Oda B Filler called on her aunt Mrs Aux Monath on
The Ladies' Aid Society met Tuesday with president Mrs Luther Ro Harney presiding. New member Mrs W S Rex joined. Vera Ridinger reported on the Two Tavern Mothers and Daughters banquet held in May, with net proceeds of 7455 dollars.
Mrs Dewey Orne was appointed to audit the books. A short program was held. Mrs Sam Hawn Mrs John Martner and Mrs Lovie Harner will arrange the program for next month. Officers elected include President Luther Larner Vice President Bard Langton Shriver Secretary Mrs George Clabaugh Assistant Mrs George Shriver Treasurer Mrs Vern Ridanger Pianist Mrs Thelima Worley and Mrs Ralph Weikert. Bow er committee Mix John Harner and Mrs Harry Yingling.
Caracas reports that on June 10 the Venezuelan minister in Buenos Aires was ordered to inform foreign minister Segundo Storni that the new Argentine government led by President Pedro Ramirez has been recognized.
Ladiesburg and nearby communities report weekend visits. Mr and Mrs Wil bert Smith of Ballymore stayed with Edgar Smith family. The Yugi ard eins die arn and Clabaugi households hosted Friday and Saturday gatherings. Curtis Smith Ethel Wilhide and families visited Frank Wilhide home. Monroe Simpson of Bark Hall hosts Bad Savior for summer. Binkley of Linewood visited his mother A A Birely and Lola. Gail Kline family near Westminster visited Walter Lind family. Delph Yingling and family hosted Charles Paul Jones. M Roy Lind Sr of Glen Rockfia spent Monday with brother Walter Lind family.
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