Nurses Aides Finish Course in Frederick Red Cross
The Frederick Red Cross Nurse's Aide Corps capped its third class Sunday, enlarging to 36 active members trained to assist in hospitals. Eleven graduates received certificates in the Francis Scott Key hotel as Dr. B O Thomas presided. they pledge 150 hours of voluntary service at Frederick City Hospital next year. A fall class is planned with enrollment info at the Key Hotel workroom. Enduring names include Mrs Ed gar Castle of Middletown and Mrs Se ward R Kresge of Lewistown among new aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Red Cross
Francis Scott Key Hotel
B. O. Thomas
Reginald Biser
R. N
Red Cross
Edgar Castle
Middletown
Seward R. Kresge
Lewistown
Alexander A. Arris
Raymond Gordon
Paul Horton
Austin FE. Kemp
Louis V. Keyser
William Martin
Allen G. Quynn
Joseph Skelly
C. Thomas Summers
Frederick
Bequests Made In Will Of Miss Emma Lamar
Miss Emma Lamar of Braddock Heights probate shows bequests to Reformed churches at Wolfsville Cavetown Boonsboro and cemetery upkeep plus two homes in Baltimore and Washington. Estate valued under 1000 dollars, sister Angela to inherit life interest then cash. executor H Fer DeLauter to pay collateral taxes. will dated February 2 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lamar
Braddock Heights
Miss Lamar
Angela
Reformed Church
Wolfsville
Cavetown
Washington County
Boonsboro
Baltimore
Aged Women's Home
West
Lexington Street
Washington
H. Kieffer DeLauter
E. Austin James
Ralph E. Schroeder
Temperature High At 83 As Drought Presses Crops
Farmers and gardeners faced delayed planting as temperatures reached 83 degrees for a second day. Overnight, the low held at 33 degrees, up 12 degrees from Monday morning. A water safety instructor course will be held at the local YMCA next week, announced by Alvin G. Quinn of the Frederick county Red Cross. Joseph Copper of the National Red Cross staff will teach. open to graduates 17 or older. Registration is at Red Cross headquarters and at the YMCA. Cork is used for cartridge plugs and war equipment. A Turkish bath custom predates white settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Alvin G. Quinn
Frederick County
Red Cross
Joseph Copper
National Red Cross
North Court Street
M.C.A
Brothers In Air Corps Missing in North Africa
War Department telegram reports Tech Sergeant Bill Andrews missing in North Africa since April 20. He enlisted January 1941 and recently served as airplane mechanic in the Army Air Corps. His brother Howard, in England, enlisted November 1940 and served along the Eastern seaboard. Their mother is Mrs Mae Andrews of Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Bill” Andrews
North African
War Department
Annabelle L. Andrews
Pearl
Army
States
Army Air Corps
Howard H. Andrews
England
Seaboard
Andrews
Mae Andrews
Monrovia
Personal notices of military service and local events
James N Kinna of Knoxville promoted to Technician Fifth Grade at Camp Crowder Missouri. Clotilda Mateny of Frederik has lettered in eight athletic activities at the University of Maryland. Stam baughs announce birth of Alice Grace on April 28 weighing ten pounds. Lieutenant Richard M Radcliffe stationed in India. William A Bussard promoted in the Seabees and stationed in Hawaii. Norman R Stoneland family moved to Route 3 near Hagerstown. Norris family visits sons in service. Wallace Norris and Adrean S Norris listed with Fort Benning and Camp Lejeune assignments. Russell E Roberts MP in the Mediterranean theater. Harvey R McCutchen in preinvasion maneuvers in Northern Ireland. Warren P E Smith completed boat training at Great Lakes and assigned to Pacific sea duty. Millard W Hickman Jr completed basic engineering and advances to engineering. to Richmond VA. Robert F Kreh observes 24th birthday. Anne Landauer initiates into Hood College Dance Club. Elmer B Gouker arrives overseas. Albert V Shafer returns to Camp Swift after furlough. Shafer promoted. Claude L Miller to Pearl Harbor tower crane duties. Frank B Draper returns to Camp Forrest after furlough. Draper listed at 33 727 2 Det 127 A A Gunn Fort Bliss Texas. Edgar L Draper returns from El Paso to Frederick. Cpl Edgar L Draper spending furlough at home. Jackie Knipple struck by car, bruised but not seriously injured. driver not named.
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James N. Kinna
Knoxville
Central Signal Corps Unit Training Center
Camp Crowder
David I. Kinna
Route 1
Clotilda Mateny
Frederik J
University of Maryland
College of Education
Miss Mateny
313
West Fifth Street
Delta Delta Social Sorority
Marvin Lee Stambau
Seabees
Hawaii
Norman R. Stoneland
Funkstown
Hagerstown
Wallace Norris
C. H. Norris
Mt. Airy
Fort Benning
Adrean S$. Norris
Eng. Co
T. C
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Russell E. Roberts
East Sixth Street
Allied Force Headquarters
Catherine Roberts
Harvey R. McCutchen
Point of Rocks
United States
Northern Ireland
Warren P.E. Smith
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
California
Pacific
Millard W. Hickman, Jr
Naval Training School
Wentworth Institution
Boston
Mass
Center Street
U. S. Naval Training Station
Richmond
Robert F. Kreh
Fairview Avenue
Wiliam T. Kreh
Anne Landauer
Irving M. Landauer
Rosemont Avenue
Hood College
M Landauer
Elmer B. Gouker
Benjamin Gouker
Myersville
Sergi
Albert V. Shafer
Joseph E. Shafer
Middletown
Camp Swift
Texas
Elaine Shafer
Sandra Lee
East Fifth Street
Shafer
Claude L. Miller
U.S. Navy Yard
Pearl Harbor
Miller
Baltimore
Frank B. Draper
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Edgar E. Draper
W. Patrick Street
139Th Airborne Ener
Edgar L. Draper
Frederick
el Paso
Cpl
E. Church Street
Edgar L&. Draper
A. A
Real estate deeds record sales on North Market and Carroll streets
In the clerk's office a deed records the sale of the brick garage at 5-17 North Market Street from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Kline to Monocacy Motors Inc for about $15,500. Another deed shows Nora M. Eyler selling property on the north side of Carroll Street in Thurmont to Beulah M. Weddle for around $4,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Ralph G. Kline
Monocacy Motors, Inc
Nora M. Eyler
Beulah M. Weddle
Carroll Street
Thurmont
Lewistown Women's Club Meeting Recaps April Session
The Lewistown Womans Club gathered April 19 at Mrs Clifford Kelle’s Frederick home with Randolph Stull presiding. Members and visitors discussed Peru facts, sewing for the Red Cross, canning sugar applications, and a new member joined. The Pleasant Grove Woman's Club met with Mrs C Vincent Biser hosting, pledges and American Creed observed, donations to Christian Education noted, and canning sugar discussions plus tomato use shared. next meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pwastov
Lewistown Womans Club
Clifford Kelle
Frederick
D Atierbank
Randolph Stull
Clifford Kelly
William Martin
Viviner
Peru
Mehrie Ramsburg
Red Cross
Freda Kratz
Nelson Strathernning
Rhitland Bover
Guy Stull
Pleasant Grove
James Hahn
Jesse Flammerly
C. Vincent Biser
O. B. Baker
Blu-Lite Taxicabs Ceases Frederick Service
Blu-Lite Taxicabs discontinue service after ten years of operation in Frederick. Owner Franklin E. Baker, now in the Army, authorized his wife to announce the withdrawal of six cabs for the duration of the war. Autos will be sold at a local garage. suspension of the franchise is being sought. A separate lease shows Grayson E Main and wife leasing Middletown post office quarters from the United States government for ten years at 312 dollars per year starting November 17 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Franklin E. Baker
Frederick
Adrawal
Baker
Grayson E. Main
United States
Main Street
Middletown
Few Fathers Over 20 To Be Called
Washington May 3 reports indicate that about twenty thousand draft deferments may be issued this year Representative Costello of the UDC said the military service should proceed smoothly. He noted that many fathers over 28 are ineligible for deferment and that the Navy and Air Force will need strength as the war effort continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sass
Washington
Fafa Aviilion Ricence Fional
Costello Udc
Federy
Costello
Mentooan Carniser
Essendustry
Testeiia
Day Students Club Elects New College Officers
A college Day Students Club meeting elected new officers led by president Mr Michsaieth VanFossen and secretary Mr Stine. Miss Evelyn Stup became treasurer Miss Vin Catchean and Miss Andres Cashoway selected as assistants with Prof Leonard chairing the French department and Miss Slip named as a cabinet member. Local notes reference sophomores and drama leadership within the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chute Arthead College
Michsaieth VanFossen
Chetwise Cilesener
Evelyn Stup
Tik Mtatives
Stineetary
Mess
Vin Catchean
AL AL
Andres Cashoway
Pegram
HL Poourtee ' Peesvee Leonard
Boi
Ome Esser
Lownati Inne Ehib
Miss Slip
Raeinner
Tye
Prep
Frestia
McCutcheon
Verdict Return In Votive Case At Rockville Rally
In a Rockville rally scene lawyers and officials argued over a verdict issued in a prior case. Names cited include Clinton McSherry, Thomas E. Smith, and others as parties in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Smith
Toa
Clinton McSherry
Rockville
Hutus i Miles
Montgon Bey Cela
Plans for liberated France admin outlined in Commons
London on May 3 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons that detailed arrangements for administering liberated France were now in progress. Eisenhower and Brig. Gen. Joseph P. Koenig, head of the French military mission in Britain, are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
France
D. Fisenhower
Joseph Poerte Koenig
Britain
Stock Market Rebound After Moderate Steel Rubber Demand
New York trading showed moderately active buying of steels and rubbers lifting market momentum. Key industrials gained fractional advances as investors watched for broader economic signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas Gordon Dead Editor of Norfolk Ledger
The Norfolk Ledger editor Douglas Gordon died after a weeklong illness at Norfolk General Hospital. He had been a respected figure in the paper for many years and faced ongoing health issues prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gordon
Norfolk
Mbuy
Bod Doughis Gierden
Norfolk Ledger
Norfolk General Hospital
May Group to Use Spring Season Support for Eye Health
A May group in Westington proposes spring season measures to aid eye disease sufferers. The plan seeks government support to stabilize producer prices and fund eye care programs amid shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington
Maryland 4-H All Stars Gather At Braddock Heights
About 200 Maryland 4-H All Stars youths attend the spring conference at Braddock Heights over the weekend. Mayor Theodore McKelDIN of Baltimore is billed as speaker at the Saturday banquet. The program includes two business sessions two discussion groups a devotional service Sunday and talks on recreational needs and postwar rural youth planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Eelati Alive
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Theodore H. McKeld
AIL Stars Organization
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Brothers
Air Corps
Charles W. Andrews
Sgt
Jackie Knipple
John Knipple
East South Street
Aes gRroomet Pr
Frederick County National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Spa
rHiye
aCe Buy & Grocer
NPY
Mr. Render
Signature Auto—Furniture Loans
Frederick, Maryland
Atte
Wailuku
Army Flyer
Wichita
Coca Cola Company
Coca-Cola Rural
Acaire
Marenet
Michael
Ogelo
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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