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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1944

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Jefferson Man Marking 25th Birthday in Livestock Business

Abraham Hemp a leading Jefferson resident observes a 25th birthday as a lifelong livestock and meat businessman. He began in his father’s shop, took charge in 1892, and aims to carry the business to 100 years in 1949. Hemp has held multiple civic roles including church work, railroad and utility company directorships, and county agricultural leadership. His family includes his wife Maude Doty and sons Doug and Richard, with a granddaughter and a grandson in service.

Abraham Hemp Jefferson Hemp Jefferson Reformed Church Frederick Railway Company Potomac Edison Company Freder TW Maude Doty Doug Richard Canton Ohio Hilda Soper Alexandria Robert Ser

Alleged Slacker Taken To Trial On Stretcher

William Commack an 18 year old heir to a Washington fortune was arraigned before United States Commissioner Needham C Turnage on charges of violating the Selective Service Act by refusing to register for the draft He was arrested yesterday at his home and released on $1000 bond His case was continued for a week He arrived for arraignment in an ambulance lying on a stretcher with a towel wrapped around his head His aunt Miss Helen Newman accompanied him and interjected that he was ill after the charge was read He was fingerprinted and released pending his appearance before the commissioner next Tuesday The March meeting of the Friendly Circle Sunday school class of Calvary Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs Alfred Sharpe with twelve members present The meeting opened with the class verse followed by The Lord s Prayer The secretary s and treasurer s reports were read and approved A game was won by Mrs Alton Lipps The guess box was won by Miss Charlotte Loy and the meeting closed with Blest Be The Tie Refreshments were served by the hostess in St Patrick colors The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Elwood O Hara 649 Trail avenue on Wednesday April 12

Washington Willliam Commack United States Needham C. Turnage Young Commack Helen Newman Turnage Commack Miss Newman Bond Friendly Circle Calvary Methodist Church Alfred Sharpe Alton Lipps Charlotte Loy St. Patrick Elwood O'Hara Trail Avenue

Keller Assigned to Sheepshead Bay for Maritime Service

Charlie Keller former New York Yankee outfielder spends days at his parents home in Midgetown before reporting to U S Maritime Service at Sheepshead Bay New York He was commissioned an ensign last January and has served as training officer at St Petersburg Florida He aims to see the Athletics in an exhibition before starting duty Monday His family will not join him in New York

Charlie Keller New York Yankee C. Ernest Keller U. S. Maritime Service Sheepshead Bay N.Y Maritime Service Keller St. Petersburg Fla Charlie St Petersburg New York Athletics

30 Head Of Holstein Cattle Are Classified

About sixty people from Frederick, Washington and Montgomery Counties attended at Lepevale Farm near Middletown for the J. Homer Remsberg herd to be classified by T E Elder official classifier for the Holstein Friesian Association. It was the first breeders herd classified in the state. The McKendree Walker and Son herd at Gaithersburg was to be classified next. Two cows were excellent and 11 very good. nine were good plus and eight were good. One of two bulls was very good and the other was good plus.

Frederick Washington Montgomery Lpeevale Farm Middletown J. Homer Remsberg T. E. Elder Holstein- Friesian Association of America McKendree Walker and Son Gaithersburg

New Books In Artz Library Treasures and Texts

New titles across Artz Library cover Loom of Language Lan celat Hogben exploring speech history and learning methods. Frederic H Barnett on feeding children. United States War Information manual overview. Poole’s Giants Gone profiles Chicago founders Armour Pullman McCormick Marshall Field and Addams. Mexico informative classroom pictures aid teaching customs. Harvard College library dates back to 1638.

Lancelat Hogben Ernest Poole Chicago Philip Armour George Pullman Cyrus McCormick Marshall Field Jane Addams

Medicated coating provides relief against bed chafing

Consumers are advised to use a medicated powder, Mfexsana, described as a soothing protective coat between the skin and bed clothes to ease irritation and chafing. The product is marketed as a relief aid for discomfort caused by contact with bedding.

Induction of Cpl Brandenburg Noted as Army Serves State

In Louisiana Cpl. Brandenburg son of Mr and Mrs Roger Brandenburg of Le Gore was inducted in March 1943 and is now stationed in Louisiana. Other notes list local visits and social events including a Red Cross benefit film Desert Victory, church society meetings, and visits among Frederick Maryland residents. The Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency reports farmers liquidating 1943 wheat loans with profits, and notes 244,278 of 461,024 bushels repaid with loans due April 30.

Cpl. Brandenburg Roger Brandenburg le Gore Army Louisiana Cpl Denver Brandenburg Gath Ken APO Pastmaster Shreveport Liquidating Loans College Park Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency Joseph H. Blandford State AAA Maryland Blandford

Local Social Notes From Hyattstown and Bethesda

Mrs Lloyd Burdette and Mrs Charles Tate of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Willie Lloyd Burdette on Sunday. Mrs Ritchie Benson of Bethesda and Mrs E L F Harris were mentioned. Mrs Dorothy D Neimier has returned to New York City after a trip.

Travel emergency ends as northbound Florida train not extended

The Office of Defense Transportation said the travel emergency has passed and will not extend the daily northbound Florida service beyond March 31. It cited heavy freight traffic and shortages of freight power and personnel on lines involved, notably on the Florida East Coast Atlantic.

Washington Office of Defense Transportation Florida ODT Florida East Coast Atlantic

Birthday Party for Jane Derry Mar 25 Held at Home

A birthday party for Jane Derry occurred Saturday March 25 at her home with many attendees named including Jane Derry Betty Keller Freda Kelly Carol Grimes and others. Refreshments were served and gifts given. Coast Line special train carried an average of 430 passengers daily since the emergency service began. Sea moss noted as a base for hand lotion.

Jane Derry Betty Keller Freda Kelly Carol Grimes Margaret and Alline Scheaffer Shirley Kabrick Marrie UL. Simpson Anna Lee Long Patsy Keller Connie Jean

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