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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1944
Page
3
Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger announced tentative July 1 as opening date for the municipal pool. Repairs costing several hundred dollars include bathhouse repainting and cement bottom seam renewal. bottom not repainted. Staffing is being discussed with the Playgrounds Commission, but a general labor shortage may limit city worker involvement.
Batting Tucker Chicago 371 runs Doerr Boston 43 runs batted in Spence Washington and Hayes Philadelphia 36 hits Doerr Boston 71 doubles Cullenbine Cleveland 19. Triples Savage Lindell New York Moses Iage and Gutteridge St Louis 5 home runs Cullenbine Cleveland and Hayes Philadelphia 8 stolen bases Case Washington 15 pitching Ryba Boston and Maltzberger Chicago 61 .857 NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Walker Brooklyn .388 Runs Bordagaray Brooklyn 50 Runs Batted In Weintraub New York 48 Hits Walker Brooklyn 38 Doubles Walker Brooklyn 21 Triples Musial St Louis and Barrett Pittsburgh 7 Home Runs Ott New York 18 Stolen Bases Lupien Philadelphia and Ryan Boston 8 Pitching Munger St Louis B-1 889 Deeds RECORDED Deeds have been recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of several properties The trustees for depositors and creditors of the Peo
Overseas Pfc. Carl S. Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Davis of Doubs, has been stationed in England. He entered service on June 9 1943 and was previously stationed at Camp Van Dorn Mississippi before going to England.
National Bank of Brunswick sold the property formerly owned by Margaret I Orrison on West Potomac street Brunswick to Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Roelke for about $5000. Clifford A Bayard Windham county VT and Charles S Miller Crawford county PA sold to Robert L Grove two building lots fronting about 122 feet on North Market street extended between 13th and 14th streets with depth about 329 feet for about $1800. John W Grove sold to James S Crist a building lot 70 by 115 feet on South Magnolia avenue for about $1200.
He prepared his affairs in order including investments and insurance yet failed to arrange a family memorial program. The ad urges consulting on memorial details and highlights the Rock of Ages 4-Way Guarantee of Protection to relieve the family burden.
Brunswick hosts the first of six county demonstrations on food preservation led by Miss Jesse Hammerty, county home demonstration agent, in the fellowship hall of the Methodist church Friday at 7 30 p m. The series aims to share up to date canning techniques with all area housewives, with the next meeting set for June 30.
The Ayrshire herd of Knollhill Farm owned by W. Paul Etzler in this city and run by Ernest F. Huffer achieved an 82 score Friday after S. M. Salisbury of Ohio State University classified the 20 cows. It was the county s first Ayrshire herd to be classified and among the first in Maryland this week.
Infantry Private Harvey I Showe Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Showe 18 Franklin Street is stationed at Fort McClellan Alabama with the infantry. He entered service on January 7.
In Old Chat ham New York Mr. Etzler sold a vessel for 2000 dollars to Good Hope Farm. Estimates indicate at least 1400 new boats will be needed to restore U S fishing fleets to pre war strength.
Mary Condon Hodgson elected president of the Girls' High School Alumnae Association at the annual reunion in Calvary Methodist parish hall Freder ick. Rev Wouter V Garrett spoke on Know Your Self. Officers elected include Alice Witter Thomas and Grace Rhoades Poole. War bond plan discussed for idle student loan funds and anniversary class comments noted.
Mrs. George C. Myers at 107 Monroe Street reports a first mess of beans and beets for supper, celebrating victory gardening outcomes. The snippet also mentions Italian poet Dante famed for the Divine Comedy written circa 1307 to 1321.
An inventor claims ALL-BRAN from Kellogg's provides relief by easing constipation through natural dietary fiber. The letter touts ALL-BRAN as a wholesome regulating food not a medicine, urging readers to eat Kellogg's ALL-BRAN and muffins with ample water.
Pvt Grayson P Snook of the Ninth Air Force Troop Carrier Base England, an orderly with an Air Evacuation Squadron, is awarded the Army Good Conduct Medal. He is the brother of Kathryn Snook of Frederick Maryland and husband to Helen who lives with her parents in Adamstown Maryland.
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