Rationing Details For March War Measures And Aids
The March rationing plan covers meats and fats would begin March 29 with 2 pounds weekly per person. Other items include sugar coffee gasoline tires shoes coal typewriters and automobiles with varying coupon dates and eligibility. Local ration boards issue certificates based on war necessity and employment in war effort or public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offices
Defense Transportation
Isé
Broyles
Frederick High School Concert Promises Musical Variety
Under the combined leadership of Mrs Ruth Swank Mrs Dorothy Lambert and Sperry Storm the annual Frederick High School concert will be presented in the afternoon of March 26 in the school auditorium at 130 oclock. Open to the public the program features the band orchestra and mixed Glee Club. The orchestra opens with The Star Sprangled Banner Gypsy Overture Emperor Waltz and Themes from Piano Concerto No 1 by Tschaikowsky. The band conducts next with A Blaze of Glory Tune On Every Man for Himself and other pieces. Solos include Sentimentale The Volunteer My Buddy Rollins Along and Allegro Giusto. The mixed Glee Club in its first appearance performs Parade of the Wooden Soldiers Where My Cara von Has Rested and more. The Girls Glee Club sings Lullaby of the Bells Song to a Statuette and Pop Goes the Weasel. The Boys Glee Club performs We Sail the Ocean Blue and Sylvia. Additional solos include My Hero. The program closes with O Praise Ye the Lord and America the Beautiful arranged for mixed voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Swank
Dorothy Lambert
Sperry Storm
Anual Frederick High School
Wditorium
Lam Vert
Werle J. Isaac
Johann Strauss
Peter Tschaikowsky
Mr. Storm
Shenette
Davis
Yoder
Blind i Wan
Alford
Maron Y Chenette
Joe Stephens
Melvin Rice
Melvin Cutsail
Buddy
Richard Michael Jchard Simmons
Richard Metcalf
Zamecnik
Allegro Guiilaso
George Delaplaine
Donald J .Oons
Donald Davis
Edward
Gustav Klemm
Travers Stultz
Min
Geoffrey O'Hara
Dana
Josephine McGill
Boys’ Glee Club
Mrs. Swank
Arthur Sullivan
Sylvia
Oleg Speaks
Doris Perrott
Hero
Oscar Strauss
Cesar Franck
Amecica the Beautiful
State D A R To Meet In Maryland Conference
The thirty eighth annual State Conference of the Maryland Society Daughters of the American Revolution will be held March 25 and 26 at the Hotel Belvedere Baltimore Mrs Harry K Nieidia the chairman Hours of registration Wednesday March 24 1 to 4 30 oclock and Thursday and Friday at 9 a m The memorial service will be held at two o clock A subscription dinner in the Terrace room at 6 30 will be followed by a general meeting at 8 30 in the ballroom It is the desire of Mrs George Hamilton Stapp the State Regent that all members attend this meeting when the President General Mrs William H Pouch will be the speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Hamilton Stapp
William H. Pouch
Bride Mrs Bushwaller Wed at Our Lady of Lourdes
Recent bride Mrs. Bushwaller married March 6 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church in Bethesda. Miss Margaret Angela Joynt, daughter of Dr and Mrs R J Joynt of Le Mars, hosted. Pvt Bushwaller, son of Mr and Mrs William J Bushwaller now of Washington DC, was called to active duty with the Regular Army Reserve. He was a Georgetown University senior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushwaller
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Bethesda
Margaret Angela Joynt
R. J. Joynt
le Mars
Lawa Pvt
William J. Bushwaller
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Pvt
Georgetown University
Victory Garden Prizes Of $40 To Be Awarded
Announcement by Miss Jesse Hammerly county home demonstration agent details a Victory Garden contest prize fund of 40 dollars with four first prizes of seven dollars, three dollars for second, three for third, and five one dollar prizes plus ribbons. Enrollment runs March 1 to 20 with 25 Frederick county girls to enter, selected from applicants. Contenders receive seed assortments, cabbage and tomato plants, and onion sets to ensure equal start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hammerly
Sready Ae Elite
Hhe
Bears
Roebucl
Frederick County
Tandere Nnder
Anélyyeit Mree
Baskerly
Winchester Hall
Mise Hammerly
Porsors
Distribute Spore Dust To Fight Jap Beetles
College Park reports show spore dust used to control Japanese beetles with 64 132 pounds distributed on 49282 colony sites across 11 states and DC in four years. Maryland leads production with 44 779 pounds and 25 140 sites treated. Experts caution results take time and establishment is needed. local leaders credit Dr George Langford and county officials for progress. A separate note announces a Southern States Frederick Petroleum Cooperative board meeting at Hotel Frederick to study a petroleum shortage with members from Frederick and nearby counties present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
March
Morey Land
Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
District of Columbia
Department of Entomology
University of Maryland
Maryland
Ernest N Cory
Cecil County
Cory States
George S. Langford
Planting Of Vital Crops Is Delayed
Maryland War Board warns agencies that planting of vital canning crops is delayed because the Commodity Credit Corporation has not fixed government purchase prices. The delay affects growers, canners, and carriers awaiting announced price supports and discounts before contracts can be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
U. S Department of Agriculture War Board
Maryland
Commodity Credit Corporation
Maryland War Board
Commonlity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture, Economic Stabilization Board
Oiuace
Price Administration
Food Production Administration
The
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Community Credit Corporation
Offiice of Price Administration
Hostesses Named for Ladies Aid Society Meeting
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Charlesville church will take place on March 18 at the Parish Hall. Mrs Valne Miller and Mass Bertie Holtz will be the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Charlesville Church
Valne Miller
Mass Bertie Holtz
Miss Fowler of Canonsburg Active in College Groups
Miss Fowler of Canonsburg Pennsylvania serves as manager of the Blue and Grey weekly at Hood College. She sits on the chapel committee, the Student Council, the Economics Club, the Marionettes and college dramatic organization. She also advertises for Touchstone and is assistant business manager of the Herald literary magazine. She is a junior at Hood College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fowler
Canonsburs
van Pevuutan Peele
Blue and Grey
Hood College
Dr Staudt of Baghdad to Speak at Hood College
Calvin Ko Standh, longtime head of the American School in Baghdad, will speak at Hood College on Wednesday March 17 at 1145 pm in Carueen hall. Staudt, an American educator from a distant institution, will share life in Baghdad amid Nazi influence, revolt, and massacres. He is a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and the Lancaster Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Ko Standh
Baghdad
Lood College
Caviueen Teil
Staudt
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Local Social Notes Highlight Nusbaum Ensor Englar Visits
New Windsor and Baltimore residents visit relatives in Westminster Gettysburg and Washington. Alfred Nusbaum and Ethel Ensor spend time with Nusbaum and Ensor families. John Englar and Grace Fisher with Annabelle visit Joseph Englar and Grant Devilbiss households. Homer Cooper of Maryland university spends weekend with Mrs Cooper. Eva Rhodes attends aunt Sterling Stouffer funeral in Washington with Cora Stouffer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Alfred Nusbaum
Baltimore
Edgar Nusbaum
Ethel Ensor
Clarence Ensor
John Englar
Westminster
Airs
Joseph L. Englar
Englar
Grace Fisher
Annabelle
Anti
Grant Devilbiss
Merree Babe
Ralph Cas
Garry Brown
Gettysburg College
Raymond Brown
Homer Cooper
University of Maryland
Cooper
San
Eva Rhodes
Washington
Cora Stouffer
Sterling Stouffer
Union Lenten Services and Local Church Activities
Tonight at 7:30 Dr. Benjamin W. Meeks presides with an organ prelude and hymns including Faith of Our Fathers. Sermon and services feature Luke 21 and Lent significance. organ postlude by Choir of the Village and Reformed church. Tomorrow night a sermon by Cag Glo TL Gaeva. All Saints Enisyopat church choir and Luther Chapel Petersville events noted. Members and guests of Ladies Aid meet with president Mrs. David Kifer, devotional program led by Mrs Maurice Smith, Bible study by Mrs Karl Lo Mumford, business session held, several named members attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Henry Powers
Schmitt
Variceal and Reformed Church
Cag Glo TL Gaeva Anase
All Saints Enisyopat Church
Ladies Aid of
Luther Chapel
Petersville
Marry Axline
David Kifer
Maurice Smith
Karl Lb. Mumford
Karl Lo Mumford
John L Gantt
Foster, Snoats
Mary Louie Adait
David Kefer
Harry Axline
Charles Axline
Herman Boyer
Paul Wickham
Mau‘rice Santh
Miss Cary Elected Editor in Hood College Herald
Miss Cary of York Pa was recently elected editor in chief of the Hood College Herald literary magazine. A Hood junior, she has served on the Herald staff since her freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cary
York
Herald
Hood College
Hood
Four motorists forfeit collateral in traffic arrests
State Trooper Bruce Brachey stopped four motorists for traffic violations and they forfeited collateral. Named participants include Rev H. Rittenhouse of Box 13 Frederick and Chester C. Creitz of Newton Hamilton, Ta, for speeds over 30 miles per hour on Route 26, with a $645 amount noted as the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Brachey
Rev H. &. Rittenhouse
Box
Frederick
Chester C. Creitz
Newton Hamilton
Traffic charges list from scattered OCR items
Apparent ledger of traffic penalties including names James W. Whsters in Ocala Florida for expired operator license and Sosegie Overfield of Meshoppen Pennsylvania for exceeding speed limits. Other figures show fines and fees such as 911.43 and 8.45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Whsters
Ocala
Fla
Sosegie
Meshoppen
Weather Report Missing Data From A March Page
The text records 24 hour precipitation ending at 8 am with March totals and normal comparisons. It notes March precipitation 10.42 inches with a deficiency versus 1943, high and low temperatures from yesterday and a year ago, and sunrise sunset times, moonrise, and tides for tomorrow.
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Frederick High School
J. Milton Patterson
American Welfare Association
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Wm. Joseph Bushwaller, Jr
Victory Garden
Southern States
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Hotel Frederick
E. J. Ruh
Southern States Cooperative
James A. Rogers
Mernle K. Hahn
Mount Airy
Lester C. Fisher
Thurmont
E. Earl Remsberg
Buck
P.L. Hargett & Co
Followee
Ropere
Pho
Marilyn Tonder
Dr. Staudt
St. Joseph
Tae
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Marines
UNION
Benjamin W. Meeks
Amer, Med. Assn
M. W. Stonestreet
Francis Scott Key
Ivacolite
Wash
D.C
the Press
Sears New
Sears
Sears, Roemuck and CO
Alu
Signature Furniture
Frederick, Maryland
A W. Feeser
Silver Run Farm
Salr
Marylaniys
Ayrshire
Rock Creek Dairy
Walkersville
Walkeraville
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
California
AML Quinard
Caledonia
Dame E. Helen
Shane Puchess Athol
Daily Mail
Etoile Hollande
M. Stewart
Angeles
Margaret Cegredy
Edouard Herriot
Hase
Rowena Thom
Dupont
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