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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1949
Page
19
The Passover festival begins at sundown April 13 and ends April 20 for Reform Jews. Orthodox and Conservative observances extend to eight days. The article recounts Passover origins, the Seder, and the unleavened bread tradition.
Window frames and sills rot due to moisture condensation in dairy barns, even with good moisture control. In cold weather, condensation on glass is hard to prevent unless storm windows are used. R W Carpenter, Ex-
A compact collection of quoted lines on patience endurance and wisdom from Romans Longfellow Ecclesiastes and Defoe. It pairs scriptural reflection with secular maxims about remaining calm under pressure and finding strength in faith and inner steadiness.
A report notes frogs perish when kept in a too dry place that evaporates body fluids quickly and prevents rehydration, highlighting a hazard for amphibians in arid environments.
Mr. Samuel J Weston of the Frederick Veterans Administration Office warned that GI term insurance is nearing expiration for an increasing number of veterans who entered service early with various National Guard units and the first Selective Service contingents.
Veterans with NSLI expiring contracts may renew for five years or convert to permanent plans. Original in-service term policies issued before end of 1945 expire eight years after issue, with many taken in 1941. VA will notify these veterans several months before contract expiration to advise options.
Members were reminded that if veterans do not apply for renewal or conversion before their original insurance expires they must take a physical exam to regain coverage later. Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss William Haugh welcomed. Mrs. Cleveland Trout joined. Elmer Thomas presided. opening with the American Creed and a song. The club contributed 250 to the Red Cross. The next meeting set for April 22 at Mrs. Harry Swomby’s home featuring the Home Demonstration demonstration “Ironing Can Be Easy.”
Twenty members of the Harmony Grove Trabemakers Club gathered Friday at Mrs Edward Mantzs home to discuss the topic storage in the living area presented by an unidentified speaker from the group.
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