Bonds Sold At Dance Raise 2650 For War Effort
Members of the Catoctin Club Tec purchased 2650 in war bonds at the Easter dance held in the Francis Scott Key hotel. The event featured a 25 prize won by Robert K. Danner, with organizers led by M Robert Ruche Jr and James F. Messecemb. Local dignitaries, Navy officers, and a large list of attendees filled the guest and committee roles, making it a notable social and fundraising gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Club
Tec
Francis Scott Key
Robert K. Danner
M. Robert Ruche, Jr
James F. Messecemb
Robert, Moss
James O. McCanner
Frederick IP
Joseph Stephens
John R. Fitzpatrick
Gray C. Boyce
Earl M. Heavins
Navy Training School
G' B Callan
C. Huvert Anderson
Merv Adams
J. Edward Shafer
E Linwood Myers
Melv.n Lescalleet
Paul G Johnson
Janes McLaren
Robert Gardner
Thomas H Bramhall
John Tracocki
Paul Umbarger
Helen Gardner
Rosebud A Brown
Dorothy
James F. Messersmith
Ralph M. Marsh
Charlies E Beatty
Louis E Twentey
Robert H Danner
Charles T Butcher
Richard F Kline
Morgan
Addison
Moberly
David M. Kemp
Final P T A Meeting on Tuesday at North Market Street
The final P T A gathering at North Market Street School will take place Tuesday evening at 7 30. Students perform selections from grades one to five including songs recitations and novelty numbers culminating in a class song and group performances. John Morgan presides as PTA president. note states more men are color blind than women.
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P T. A
North Market Street
Doris O'Hara
Marion Whisman
Chester
Clem
Ford
Nic-O-Da-Ma
John Morgan
Association
Market’s
South Bentz Street
ACME
American Stores Company
Western Maryland May Queen and Court at May Day Festivities
Western Maryland College hosted May Day events Saturday with Peggy Wilson of Baltimore crowned Queen of the May. The court included Inez Machlin Seaford Del freshman attendant Marilyn Burr Riverton Md Marion Whiteford Whiteford Md Margaret Ron Smith Princess Anne Rebecca Larimore Hagerstown Md Virginia Bell Washington DC Peggy Mosset Airy Doris Himier Baltimore Auding Tretoles Hagerstown Ellen Marsh New Windsor among other seniors and juniors.
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Western Maryland College
Tis
Peggy Wilson
Round Hill Road
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Inez Machlin
Seaford
Del
Feshman
Maruyn Burr
Riverton
Marion Whiteford
Whiteford
Margaret Ron Smith
Rebecca Larimore
Mary Frances Hawkins
Lynchburg
Virginia Bell
Washington, DC
Pegsy Mosset
Airy
Doris Himier
Auding Tretoles
Hagerstown
Ellen Marsh
New Windsor
Dr Beall marks 50 years of medical service in Libertytown
Dr Ira Washington Beall, long time Libertytown physician and surgeon, celebrated 50 years in practice since May 3 1893. Born in Libertytown he studied in Frederick and Baltimore, rode on horseback to treat the poor and wealthy alike, and remains active in medicine and farming.
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Dr. Beall
County
Ira Washington Beall
Libertytown
Beall
Washington
Jane Beall
Libertstown
Jie
Burkittsville
College of Physicians and Durgzenus
Baltimore
Rosa K Lohr
Thurmont
Simon and
Francis Anna Lohr
Lucal
Vero
Labertytown
Frederick
iGiraud Sees Tunisia Liberated This Month
General Henry Giraud predicted Tunisia would be completely defeated in May and that the war would end victoriously in 1944. He spoke on liberation aims, praising workers, defending a non Communist non Fascist regime based on participation, and supporting minimum living wages with rewards for good work. Middletown dry again as Frank H. Rudy quits beer business for health reasons, while continuing a tobacco and confectionery shop.
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Algiers
Henry Giraud
Tunisia
France
Germany
Middletown
Frank H. Rudy
Rudy
Sandy Spring Youth Wins Speaking Contest at State FFA
George C. Fry of Sandy Spring High School won the annual State speaking contest of the Future Farmers of America with the topic A Farmer in the War. Five others competed. Fry will represent Maryland in October regional contests in New Brunswick New Jersey as he aims for national eligibility. John Albert Holter Middletown was second for Agriculture After the War. Walter Wade Bowling Jr Glasco placed third with Farmers in the War Effort. Plus local draft notices list 17 registrants accepted for military service reporting to Fort Meade on April 29 and a Park Avenue Mt Airy home sale news.
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Sandy Spring
George C. Fry
Future Farmers of America
Wal
Uniersity of
Maryland
Fry
New Brunswick
N. J
John Albert Holter
Middletown
Walter Wade Bowling, Jr
Glasoa
Manchester
Frank Albert Dell
Army
Donald Eugene Frederick
Navy
Dean Henry Grothe
Lineboro
Clyde Ervin Kreitzer
Hampstead
John Robert Greenwood
Wilbur Emerson Shipley
Finksburgh
William Leslie Feezer
Ellicott City
Harry Thornwell Brown, Jr
Senior Recital At Hood College Impresses Night Audience
Hood College seniors Mize Rose Marie Larkin of Reading and Frances Culler of Baltimore presented a joint recital in Brodbeck Hall with Anna Marie Budde as accompanist. The performance drew a large, enthusiastic audience highlighting the students’ stage presence and vivacious execution. The event followed by an evening concert by The Monday Musicales at Calvary Methodist Hall led by Virginia Carty of the Peabody Conservatory.
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Mize Rose Marie Larkin
Reading
Frances Culler
Baltimore
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Anna Marie Budde
Culler
Monday Musicales
Calvary Methodist Parish Hall
Virginia Carty
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Faith And Eternal Life Subject At Vespers
Reverend W S Skinner of Germantown Pa spoke at Hood College vesper service using John 3 36 to discuss eternal life as a daily living through faith in Christ. He posed three questions on faith its meaning failure and meaning, noting faith is life at its bent and that life without faith is meaningless and intolerable. He urged that a new quality of life is attainable now by trusting Christ.
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W. Serman Skinner
Furst
Dr. Skinner
God
Shinnes Ug Shere
Christ
Portrait of faith and music at local college ceremony
Dr Skinner urged new life quality and eternal life beliefs while leading a Presbyterian church board role and Wilson College trusteeship. Henry Wade led organ music as college choir and soloists Martha Peters, Mary Gertrude Grimm, and Lois Smith performed. All featured sopranos and altos were sophomores.
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Paul B. Beckhelm
Martha Peters
Allentown
Mary Gertrude Grimm
York
Lois Smith
Hagerstown
Weather figures and a Buffalo Bill Cody note
The data shows 24 hour precipitation at .04 inches and May total .04. May normal is 3.44 inches, actual May 1942 is 4.72 inches. Deficiency in 1943 precipitation by May 1 is .92 inches. Yesterday high 61, vs 89 last year. low last night 46, vs 56 last year. Sunset 8:05 p m, sunrise 6:11 a m. Moonrise 6:40 a m, moonset 8:26 p m. A wager recalls Buffalo Bill Cody killing 38 buffalo in one day.
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Mr Turkey
Dante
Muffin Man
S. Price Young
James Whitman
Rachel 5
Richards
Sarah E. Bowlus
Jonathan Bing
Polly Moore
Joyce Wisner
L Irene Price
Russell
Hewitt
Mae
A W. Beall
Doha
Slunive
Chales U Price
Charles &. Price
East Second Street
Army Air Force
Selman Field
Eeer
Ira W. Beall
United States War Savings Bonds
Treasury Bonds
Frederick County National Bank
T North
iGiraud
Robert E Spurrier
Park Avenue
Mt. Airy
U. S. Tabler
Rockville
Guy Bernard Walter
Germantown
Vivian Thelma Moberly
Dewey Watkins
Gaithersburg
Helen Mobley
Quince Orchard
Westminster
Charles W. Smith
Romaine E. Harp
Union Bridge
David P. Greene, Jr
Margaret L. Garner
Joseph T. Leister
Edith V. Bitzel
Sykesville
D. D. Marker
Marker’s Market
News-Post
Hood
Cumberland
Wilford Hoyle
Brunswick
Hoyle
Memorial Hospital
G. Nevin Robert
Wilbur W. Baker
West Third Street
Charles F. Grimes
Guy Repp
Main Street
Walkersville
London
Henri Giraud
French North Africa
Associated Press
Pecahontas
Lyken’s
E. M
Hillside Coal CO
WATER
Buffalo Bill’ Cody
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
M. Daily
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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