Miss Gene Eckard resumes studies at Bridgewater College
Miss Gene Eckard daughter of Mr and Mrs Amidee Eckard of Middletown has resumed her studies at Bridgewater College Virginia after spending several weeks with her parents. The item lists many local residents visiting relatives in Middletown and nearby towns, plus brief notes on military personnel and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Eckard
Amidee Eckard
Middletown
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
George Stine
Norman Dixon
Stine
Clyde Wachter
Frederick
H. W. Staton
Hilliard
Sallie
Dr. Staton
Judge
H. Staton
Henderson, N. C
Myersville
Mary A. Bowlus
W. Norman Hood
Mt. Airy
Thomas B. Neff
Packanack Lake
N. J
Tommy Lee
C. E. Haller
Gettysburg
United Brethren Church
Castle
Haller
Baker's Valley
Jean Collmus
Staunton
A. B. Collmus
College Park
Dwight Collmus
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Harry E. Cornpropst
Crossville
Tenn
Rosemont Avenue
Nellie Lee deLashmutt
John M. deLashmutt
Woodbine
Honard Prichard
Weather Precipitation and Temperature Readout
The 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 am totals 1.53 inches. Year to date precipitation reaches 2.61 inches. Yesterday's high was 86 degrees, ten degrees cooler than last year. Last night’s low was 63. Sunset is at 8.40 pm, sunrise tomorrow at 5.45 am, with the moon rising at 10.21 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jine
Rain and wind sweep county causing tree damage
Heavy storms struck multiple areas with widespread rainfall. Mt Airy and Myersville reported uprooted trees while Thurmont endured significant wind and temporary outages. Unionville recorded 2.03 inches of rain in a short span and the county saw mud on roads and debris in streams. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Myersville
Thurmont
Unionville
Monocacy
Frederick Junction
Carroll Creek
Montgomery County
Rockville
Damascus
Lewisdale
Visitation Sisters Hold Annual Retreat on East Second
The Visitation Convent sisters on East Second Street begin their annual retreat under Rev. Joseph Kerr C. P. of Dunkirk New York and will continue through July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Visitation
East Second Street
Joseph Kerr
C. P
Dunkirk
N. Y
Frederick County Residents Gauge D Day Invasion Progress
A weekly Post poll finds most Frederick County residents say the invasion of France is progressing as expected or better, with varied views on casualties. Respondents include Harry D. Radcliff, M. Frank Shuff, Cameron Kehne, Howard Thompson, Mrs. Clifton Sponseller, and Harry McNair, reflecting personal ties and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Europe
The
Post
Maryland breeder acquires Holstein bull from Jefferson herd
Brattleboro Vermont June 23 report that T. Boyer of Jefferson Maryland has purchased a registered Holstein-Friesian bull from John A. Holter of Jefferson. Change of ownership for Holterholm Banmaster Beauty 901335 is officially recorded by The Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattleboro Vermont. The association issued 3 321 registration and transfer certificates to Maryland breeders during 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Herschel T. Boyer
Jefferson
John A. Holter
Holterholm Banmaster Beauty
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Maryland
Egg marked hens show patriotic V patterns in eggs
Mrs Dona Burkholder of 24 East Street displays unusually marked eggs from a Wyan Dotte hen. The most notable is a heart shaped egg with deep V shapes on its shell, observed at the News-Post office Friday afternoon as she notes increasing wartime hope among Allies since the European invasion began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona’ Burkholder
East Street
News-Post Office
Municipal Playgrounds To Offer Music Week Program
The Frederick playgrounds launch Music Week with daily programs from 9.30 to 12.00 and evening events at Baker and Mullinix Parks. Activities include folk dancing, a community sing, teen and All American dances for youths, service members, and Camp Detrick personnel, plus band performances, crafts, and a big July 4 event. Robert L. Smith chairs the Playground Commission and leads the Community Sing Night at Baker Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrold
Presbyterian Church
High Knob
John Harrold
New York
Camp Detrick
C. Walter Kleist
Grove Boulevard
Meridian Hill Park
Washington, D. C
Staf
William Allen White
Frederick
Mullinix Park
Baker Park
Shell
Rotary Club
Band Shell
Playground Commission
Robert L. Smith
Postwar home problems cited by Maryland extension head
Miss Venia M. Kellar told Homemakers Day in Baltimore that the postwar home faces two issues. One is preserving worthwhile traditions that build character and citizenship, and the other is using new opportunities wisely as the future unfolds. Planning ahead is essential even with uncertain paths ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostwar
College Park
Venia M. Kelilar
University of Maryland Extension Service
Baltimore
Miss Kellar
Postwar Home Planning Built on Core Ideals
The speaker urged a foundation of ideals and guidance for postwar homes. Emphasizing education, health, nutrition, thrift, culture, and a satisfying income, she argued for planning that serves people and family life with work and sharing at its core.
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Samuel M. North
Carl Biechler
Franklin
Sylvester Pope
Edward M. L. Lighter
James E. Solt and Son
Mechanicsville
Charles Solt
Carlos C. Myers
S 2
East Fourth Street
Navy
Camp Bradford
Hubert P. Burdette
Fort Benning, Ga
Cpl
Kenneth Burdette
John E. Reed
Howard County
Jack Price
New York City
St. Petersburg
Fla
Elizabeth Hann Brachey
West South Street
George A. Zeigler
Braddock Heights
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Yale University
Council Street
Reserve Midshipmen’s School
Columbia University
Edward L. Heckert
Mary L. Keyser
West Patrick Street
Robert L. Saum
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Donald H. DeLauter
Donna DeLauter
Keyser
E. Medora Jones
North Market Street
Eleanor and
Medora Jones
Blenheim Cottage
P. E. Heimer
New Oxford
Abbottstown
Abbottstown Reformed Church
Alvey Isanogle
Westminster
Ridge Road
Dr. Isanogle
Edgar Thomas
Paul R. Ahalt
Hazel Holter
State Homemakers’ Council
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Lawrence Nelson
Brunswick
Nelson
Schnauffer Hospital
England
Edwin Mason Hendrickson
Eighth Aaf Fighter Command
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint
N. Court St
Markell & Ford
Wachive
Milton H. Hendrickson
Elise Hoke Hendrickson
New Windsor
Episcopal Church At
Richard Lindbergh
Milton Humphreys Hendrickson
Dean W. Hendrickson
China
Court House
Newton R. Kefauver
Lillie M. Kefauver
Jefferson Street
Bernard A. Winkel
Grayson H. Mercer
H. Kieffer DeLauter
A. Grant Hooper
Walkersville High School
Harry L. Sigler
Charles F. Miller
Realy
France
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
M. Frank Shuff
Emmitsburg
Cameron C. Kehne
Howard E. Thompson
Ridgeville
Clifton Sponseller
Airy
Harry McNair
Frederick, Maryland
Municipal Playgrounds
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
R L
Shipley
E. Eker
Helfer
Morgan
Route 240
Ava R. Cole, Tina OQ Wunsch
Admsr
Clarence C Carty
Agt
Emmett R. Bowlus
Sherman PO Bowers
Ally
Dupont
UNE
Nama
Seve
Melvin M. Engle
Ces
O Operated
Seiberling Tires
Key Hotel Bldg
Linde
Aby U. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
DOSH
Virginia
Earl Dosh
Frederick and I
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Suh
Fredericktown
al A
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
South Pacific
U. S
Philadelphia
Reese T. Mullinix
Wiliam T. S. Mullinix
Mary E. Grimes
Browneingsville
Caan
William T. 5
Mullinix
All Behaind
P.O
Monrovia
Jesse B. Day
Obs Watkins
Alten M. Boute
Frede
FredeRickrick County
Excelsior Sanitary
Charles Mathenhoefer
William M. Boost
Annie M. Bopst
Liber J. L. F
Wiliam M. Bopst
William M. Bopst
T. H
Benjamin F. Miller
Matte L. Miller
Alvey V Renn
York
Toledo
Babcock
Allen Wales
Remington
Carey
Emerson
O.P.A
East Seventh Street
Cramer Bullaing
Poen
Jamin B. Rosenstock
William M. Storm
Walter E. Sixn
Richard E. Zimmerman
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