No Action On Closing Of Fishing Creek
The Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association met at Hotel Frederick and did not close Fishing Creek to treat fishermen above the dam. The group planned to buy two traps for Camp Kanawha field and register the site for scheduled shoots. E Austin James presided and announced committee assignments across skeet, fresh water, entertainment, merchandise, and other sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
E. Austin James
Association
Robert L. Grove
Elias B. Ramsburg
George Wentzel
A. M. Thomas
Charles F. Hartman
BR. A. Sliger
Franklin R. Fraley
Gary L. Utterback
A. T. Brice
L. E. Sigafoose
George B. Ke
Richard F. Kline
Alvie Young
Alvin H. Crawford
Fred Sheeley
George S. Rodock Forest
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Charles 5. Lane
Wiliam R Walter
Morris A. Birely
Abraham H. Derr
W. A. RB. Bell
Clarence C. Carty
H. B. Robbins
J. Marshall Staub
T. E. Russell
William E. Trail
M R. Etchison
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James H. Cramer
Guy K. Motter
Jacob R. Ramsburg
W. Clinton McSherry
Emmett R
Local Social News From Sykesville and Nearby Areas
Community notes record Miss Gertrude Mathews returning home from visiting nephew Hanney Nichols, and Mr and Mrs Frederick Schow visiting Titusville where she underwent tonsillectomy. Mrs Katie Ellen Slack’s funeral is noted, with interment at Mt. View cemetery and extensive survivor details. Also mentioned are motor trips, Havana wedding travel, and housing updates in Mount Joy and Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
Gertrude Matthews
Hanney Nichols
Frederick Schow
Titusville
Schow
Walter B Morse
R. Spencer Pindell
Katie Ellen Slack
St James
Chirc
S . Fitch
Gibbs McKenney
G. W. Paul
Slack
Howard County
Lisbon
Milton W
Jane Shipley
Samuel Stack
Benjamin H
Baltimore
Dallas Stack
Maurice Ide
Catonsville
J. J. Shipley
Washington
Floyd M Iglehart
B. H. Slack Jr
George W Slack
John G. Slack
Larry Braman
Harry Webster
Edward Reiblich
Alvin Reinhart
Mt. View Cemetery
M. L. Dawson Lee
William Neilson
Mount Joy
Neilson
Laura Lee
Tilion H Dobbin
Havana
Dobbin
Howard Bruce
United States Naval Reserves
George Sharp
Local Notices and Socials Roundup in Carroll County
Miss Hannah Lee visits Montreal friends and returns to Washington this week. Mrs R G Harper Carroll visits Mrs Richard Jamison in Chattanooga. Charles H Macey recovering at University Hospital Baltimore after car crash. Mrs S Boone Dorsey guest of sister Mrs Frank Tyler in Rockville. Dorsey improved after a fall. University of Maryland honors students for top averages. Merl Myers of Baltimore among scholars. Mr John Reisburg and Miss Mae Green of Oakland visit Hatfield couple. Carl Edel and daughter Jean dine with the Edel family in McDonagh. W R Hatfield hosts Marion Mullinix and Ernest Mullinix from Catonsville and Damascus. Mrs Mabel Grove of Stanley VA visiting sister Mrs Harry Weer. Howard County Farm Bureau to sponsor eighth annual drama tournament. deadline March 21 for entries. eliminations to run week of April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Lee
Montreal
Canada
Washington
R G Harper Carroll
Richard Jamison
Ohattanooga
Tenn
Charles H Macey
University Hospital
Baltimore
S Boone Dorsey
Frank Tyler
Rockville
Dorsey
University of Maryland
College Park
William J Svirbely
Pai Kappa Pai
Merl Myers
Carroll County
Myers
John
Reisburg
Mae Green
Oakland
W. R. Hatfield
Carl Edel
Jean
George Edel
McDonagh
W. R Hatfield
Marion Mullinix
Tonsville
Ernest Mullinix
Damascus
Mabel Grove
Stanley
Harry Weer
Howard County Farm Bureau
WPB freezes all typewriter sales nationwide
The War Production Board ordered a midnight freeze on all new and used typewriter sales to conserve supplies for essential use during war production. The order halts contracts and priority claims, aiming to prevent a run on stocks as conversion proceeds. Washington reports over one hundred Alaska airfields receiving attention amid efforts to accelerate production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPB
Washington
Alaska
Pas- War Production Board
Exonerate Guardsman In Fatal Shooting
Baltimore March 5 Brig Gen Dwight H Mohr State Guard commander announced Private George Melvin Faulkner 20 was exonerated in the fatal shooting of Herman E Stevens 18 near the Kent Narrows bridge on sentry duty Stevens died en route to hospital after Faulkner fired at a car that approached and then backed away one of the shots struck Stevens Lemuel Athompson 18 also of Chester Md was in the car Members of the Military Board included Lieut Col Gaylord L Clark Lieut Col Edward McK Johnson Major Wallace Williams and Capt W B Hil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dwight H. Mohr
State Guard
George Melvin Faulkner
Herman E. Stevens
Mohr
Faulkner
Stevens
Kent Narrows Bridge
Edward McK. Johnson
Wallace Williams
W. B Hil
Homemakers Club Serves Supper for Farm Bureau Officers
The New Windsor Homemakers Club held a supper February 27 in the high school cafeteria for Farm Bureau officers. Various residents are noted visiting or returning home, including Grant Devilbiss from Johns Hopkins Hospital and Gerald Englar from Baltimore visiting grandparents. Clarence Frounfelter, injured in a fall, is able to move about again. The New Windsor Farm Bureau Planning Group No. 1 convened to discuss local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Homemakers’ Club of
Farm Bureau
Grant Devilbiss
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Gerald F. Englar
Baltimore
Joseph L. Englar
W. Cora Stouffer
New Windsor group discusses nutrition and lunch fund
The gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Gorsuch on Feb 26 involved twenty members. They voted to contribute $5 to the hot lunches fund for New Windsor School. After reading Nutrition and Sing To Victory, the group held a singing period before planning to meet March 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Carlisle. The Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet March 26 at 7 30 p.m. in the New Windsor Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorsuch
New Windsor School
American Agriculturist
Guy Carisle
Women's Society of Christian Service
New Windsor Methodist Church
Williard Roelke
Clas
St James
Union Bridge Civil Defense Tracks Blackout Across Towns
Union Bridge and nearby towns including Middleburg Keymar Detour Bark Hill and McKinstry's Mills closed the cement plant during a trial blackout. Dr George M Zinkham deputy defense head said only a few coals remained visible and no injuries occurred. A civilian defense group of 3000 mobilized with thirty policemen and auxiliaries patrolling the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Middleburg
Keymar
Detour
Bark Hill
McKinstry’s Mills
Lehigh Portland Cenent Company
George M. Zinkham
Union Bridge District
Seven first aid stations and a complete emergency hospital manned in drill
In a simulated air raid defense exercise seven first aid stations and a full hospital were staffed by first aid workers and nursing aides. Boy Scouts played air raid victims as the drill progressed. Sunday lists include Red Cross home defense nursing classes and other community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wolfe
Dunkleberger
India
Vincent Boose
Hagerstown
Earl Fichelberger
Red Cross Home Defense Nursing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fish and Game Assn
North Ireland
Trish
Milburn
Henke
Charming Wren G
Percheron Sale
Frederick County
The
Percheron Association
Maryland
Hayes Hatchery
Creagerstown, Md
Acdress Williamson
Rexall Drug
Frederick, MD
Texas
Wheaties Macaroni
Wood's Syrup Morton Salt Norwood Coffee
Hamiltons Market
East
Patrick Street
United States
N. Market Street
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