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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1942

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City Easter Egg Hunt Arranged For April Fourth

The Kiwanis Club sponsors the annual Easter Egg Hunt in Baker Park on Saturday April 4 with a dozen eggs hidden. Eggs carry contributor names and a U S Defense Stamp reward. funds beyond expenses support underprivileged child activities. Charles K. Taylor chairs the event with long experience, while Otho J. Keller leads the contributions committee assisted by a list of local supporters.

Kiwanis Club Baker Park U. S. Defense Charles K. Taylor Frederick Otho J. Keller Roland W. Harbaugh L. L. Sowell Robert L. Smith M. F. Broadwater James H. Grove, Jr Walter G. Crowther Ernest Helfenstein, Jr Edward D. Grove, Jr J. Milton Brunk Melvin M. Engle Jesse B. Anders C. E Cline, Jr John R. Cheatham Hamilton A. Gale Malcolm C. Stickney

Talk On Conservation By Mrs Apple At Frederick Garden Club

Mrs Joseph H Apple, Frederick county defense conservation chair, spoke at the Garden Club of Frederick on March 1 at Miss Virginia H Miller’s home. She urged conserving food metals and textiles and promoting home gardening to meet war demands. She cited examples from England of using hedgerow berries and barberry jelly and urged saving metals, repairing textiles, and salvaging dyes from stamps. Mrs R W Baer opened the program with an introduction.

Joseph H. Apple Frederick County Defense Conservation Committee Garden Club of Frederick Virginia H. Miller North Market Street England Apple United States R. W. Baer

Community Orchestra And Chorus Meet At Calvary Church

The Frederick Community Chorus and Orchestra will meet Sunday afternoon at Calvary Methodist Church with chorus from two to three and orchestra from three to four. Tenors sopranos altos and basses will practice in groups. The chorus formed a permanent organization last Sunday with Robert L. Smith as president and other officers elected. The orchestra has begun regular Sunday meetings and seeks more members, especially violinists, under director Sperry L. Storm and chorus director Paul B. Beckhelm.

Frederick Calvary Methodist Church Robert L. Smith R. Ames Hendrickson Helen Shafer Middletown Harriett Shook James Fisher Sperry L. Storm Paul B. Beckhelm

Seven Inches Of Snow In Winter Ends As Spring Arrives

A light winter total of seven inches is recorded, near normal, as spring officially begins. Temperatures swung from a 65 degree sunny day to a 33 degree chill. The Blue Ridge Lines announced new bus service for defense workers between this city and Baltimore and Washington starting Monday with early morning trips and evening returns.

National Defense Baltimore Washington Blue Ridge Lines

Lea Theta Rho Celebrates Sixth Anniversary Dinner

The Lea Theta Rho girls club marked its sixth anniversary with a Thursday dinner at Hershberger's attended by about 25 members and sisters from Samaritan Rebekah Lodge. Doris Stone presided, with prayers by Jane Esterly and talks on patriotism by Celeste Thomas.

Lea Theta Rho Girls Club Lea Theta Rho Hershbergers Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Doris Stone Jane Esterly Celeste Thomas Bruce Starner Kemp Bentz Elsie Stone Pauline Koontz Doris Troupe Loa Theta Rho Samaritan Rebakah Lodge

You Can Be A Waste Warden More Wear From A Wardrobe

Sister, sing the conservation chant for spring 1942. Tab handy helps on your calendar for sprucing up and making your wardrobe do extra duty. Wear an apron when you serve, cook and clean. Padding hangers with ribbon and cotton keeps shoulder shape. Brush or clean the neckline of the frock you take off. Keep sewing first aid boxes in closets. Equip a complete shoe shine kit for easy maintenance.

Particular Part For Horses And Mules

College Park M D March 20 Horses and mules have a key role in food and feed production during the emergency says J M Vial University of Maryland extension service He notes four well conditioned horses can do as much as six poorly conditioned ones and urges an immediate worming of horses as well as dental checks and proper feeding Regular grooming and salt and water availability are stressed with guidance on conditioning work and collar care Specific feed guidance is available from county agents or the Extension Service at College Park

College Park J. M. Vial University of Maryland Extension Service Vial Maryland

Deed Recorded for Bellevue Farm Residence Sale

A deed was recorded in the clerk's office for the sale of a residence just east of Frederick on the Baltimore road in the Bellevue Farm development from Mr and Mrs Howard G Taylor to Mr and Mrs R Russell Green for about 7500 dollars.

Frederick Baltimore Road Bellevue Farm Howard G. Taylor R. Russell Green

City Not Lying Down On Local Sewer Issue

Frederick health officer Dr Kefauver urged that the city attorney’s office be the enforcing agency for sewer connections and criticized the Junior Chamber of Commerce for vilifying departments. He said sewage does not cause infantile paralysis, noted many property owners already connect, and warned enforcement should come from designated authorities rather than patrols. He cited local and regional examples and emphasized the goal of universal sewer connections.

Kefauver Hs Vision Chamber of Commerce Publiciades Frederick County Frederick Ed Smith Smith Com

City urged to warn owners before court over sewer connections

Dr Kefauver argues gas rationing and legal rights limit. City should mail notices to property owners when sewer connections fail to meet ordinances. If ignored, city plumbing inspector to involve the city attorney and haul offenders to court. Fines not deemed effective. Cow qualifies as Maryland junior Holstein leader in Ten Months division with 761.7 pounds butterfat from 20,867 pounds milk in early lactation.

Merce Kefauver J. M. Dennis Jr Baltimore County Maryland Mr. Dennis SX Rex Bess Ormsby Fobes Maryland Extension Service Holstein-Fri@sian Association of America

Large Audience Pleased With Joint Concert At High School

Frederick High School vocal and instrumental ensembles staged their second annual joint concert before nearly a thousand attendees. Directed by Ruth C. Swank and J Grant Swank, the program featured soloists Leroy Davis Evelyn Stup and Jean Schultz, plus performances by the Mixed Glee Club and Boys and Girls Glee Clubs. The evening closed with a patriotic fantasia and the national anthem, after an intermission with orchestra numbers and a saxophone solo by Donald Koons. The text notes the handball game’s Irish origins as an aside.

Frederick High School Ruth C. Swank Brunswick J Grant Swank E J Loring Curlain Leroy Davis Emmerich Kilman Evelyn Stup Jean Schultz Romberg Frrmi Ethel Hutcheson William Summers Donald Koons Joseph H. Stephens Eloise Shankle Jean Fogle 1 Glee Club Wayne Shober

Arrest of Arden Lads for DWI and permit of unlicensed driver

Arden Lads Frederick Route 1 was arrested Friday afternoon at Saints and Market streets around 5 25 by Officer Daniel Swomley. He jailed in default of 1000 bond to await a Police Court hearing Monday night.

Arden Lads Frederick Route 1 Saints and Market Streets Daniel Swomley

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City Mrs. Apple Frank Kenly Wm. T. Delaplaine Dill Avenue Clyde Abrecht, Sr South Market Street Emily Myers George W. Myers Grove Boulevard Glenna Remsberg Frank Remsberg Hood College Hood Blue and Grey F. B. Sappington Albert A. Schroeder A. B. Collinus Harry Cornproost National Symphony Orchestra of Washington Western Maryland College Westminster Robert L. Shipley Buford B. Myers Norfolk Margaretta Mossburg Buckeystown Rebecca Molesworth James Molesworth Mt. Airy Mt. Airy High School Mollie Lee Smith Record Street Mary Lewin Clark Metropolitan Opera Meredith H. Mackley Elizabeth Moberly Lucille Nicodemus Arion Hagerstown Orville F. Amick East Second Street Harry L. Decker West Church Street U. S. Naval Reserve Betty Clarke Wide World Beauty Quaker City Frederick’s Joe Dean Office of Price Administration Washington, D.C Mary F. Brengle Milton Archie Jacobs America Ireland Farmers & Mechanics National Bank Frederick, MD Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington Now W. Patrick ST W. Balt. St N.Y. Ave N. W Blue Ridge Frederick High McCleery’s Jewelry Store Brazil
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