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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1944
Page
3
A long list of individuals and addresses linked to preinduction exams appears under a heading of Board 1. The page assigns names to Brunswick and many neighboring towns with street addresses and municipalities such as Middletown Knoxville and Frederick.
Carol loses her husband’s affection to the enchantingly beautiful Margaret and faces a struggle to claim what she believes is hers. Tune in at 11 30 on WFMD for the daily drama between Monday and Friday with an advertising tease.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Brunswick Daniel Leo Esworthy Frederick Route 2 Colored George Francis Brown Middletown Route 1 Henry Jeremia h Brown Jr 186 West All Saints Street William Henry Gar
Daughters Ann R. Cole and Tina O. Wunsch of Dover Pennsylvania qualify to administer the estate of William R. Morgan who died in a fatal fire near his Frederick Junction home last week. They report assets under $500 in real estate and under $500 in personal property and seek to trace about $5,000 in cash withdrawn from bank deposits over a year. Clarence C. Cairy appointed agent for the administratrices.
Rockville May 9 For the third consecutive year the Montgomery County Horse Show Association will donate all profits from its annual horse and pony show to the Home Service branch of the Montgomery County Red Cross for soldiers families. The show will be Sept 9 on the farm of T Alexander Barnsley near Olney. Last year the show netted 418 for the Red Cross. Officers and directors were re elected Josiah J Hutton president Mahlon Kirk vice president Robert H Miller secretary Stanley P Stabler treasurer Eli Leishear Elbin Leishear Dr Herman H Ladson Fred S Gilpin and Calvin Owens were named.
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Gaver near Myersville on Friday evening for their daughter Joyce turning ten. Guests included Janet Lewis Maynard Gaver Donnie Delauter Florette Lewis Francis Gaver Patsy Harshman Joyce Gaver Eugene Harshman Maurice Harshman Ruthanna Lewis Jo Anna Eccard Laron Lewis Beulah Blickenstaff Eugene Delauter Kenneth Blickenstaff Dickie Lewis Richard Harshman Jane Lewis Gene Gaver Sonny Gaver.
Frederick High School senior Jack Griffin won ten prizes at the Boys and Girls Week hobby show. Spencer Williams, Lincoln High School senior, received a special honorable mention. Prizes also went to Eugene Dixon Young Mary Frances Thompson Mary W. Etzler Charles W. Ross IV Jimmy Shipley F. Russell Young Ir. Robert Branfield and others with several participants awarded smaller prizes to ensure every entrant received something. A Gaithersburg lay health committee was formed to support a local health center.
An auto crash at Fourth and Market Sunday ended with Charles Brooks, a colored youth of 404 Middle alley, struck by a vehicle driven by Spear of 13 West Patrick street. Brooks suffered facial cuts, was taken to Frederick City Hospital, treated, and sent home after first aid. Sergt Frank Dorsey led the investigation and noted Brooks rushed into Spear’s rear as he crossed the street, with ongoing inquiry into the incident.
Rear Admiral Thomas B. Richey and Mrs Richey visited Miss Eleanor Abbott on Sunday during a Frede trip. Katherine Fowler Richey is known as the modern Betsy Ross for preserving historic flags using a method by her mother Mrs Amelia Fowler. Mrs Richey helped preserve the Barbara Fritchie flag and values the history revealed with each project. Birds aid trees by pruning buds and gathering nesting material.
In Alexandria Virginia May 9 1944 Ameri phos and magazines shared credit in the Red Cross War Fund drive. Total donations reached 211.2 million by end of April from a 200 million goal. Eastern Area Headquarters announced the press aided by informing the public how Red Cross serves armed forces and assists disaster victims. Nearman Ho Davis national chairman spoke in Washington.
The annual Lions gathering for Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia sectors convenes Friday and Saturday at the Hotel Alexander in Hagerstown. Delegates from 1 International attend the two day event to discuss conventions and service plans.
Miss Lola May announced that the Maryland Christian Endeavor Society will hold its state convention at Hood College, Frederick, on June 17 and 18. The event gathers youth leaders from across Maryland for meetings and activities.
A Saturday forum at Frederick Thigh School led by county co sponsors Miss You nomics teacher and Miss Jesse Hirlimerty focused on home economies teachers and county nutrition leaders. Highlights included canning equipment checks, closures, vegetable and fruit spoilage, canning centers, rationing of sugar, pressure cookers, budgeting, and canning retard. Thirty six persons attended.
Gaithersburg Mosely Davis arrived Thursday at her sister Mrs er tram Burroughs home from St Peters burg Florida where they spent three years. Mrs Davis was before her marriage Miss Mildred Lewis. Dr Reginald Ko King and their young son Reutoard Jr went to Philadelphia where Dre King has been attending the Phila.
Mrs King and her son visit Morristown with the Flanagans while Dr King attends the New York Fessenaduite School. Rene and Reginald stay with sister Mrs Raymond Cook in York. they expect to return to Gaithersburg in about ten days. Rita Harrington visits Augusta Military Academy with Cadet Barb Ra Harrington, as families travel between Washington Grove and Maryland towns. Farmers in northern China rely on ponies pulled in circles to grind corn in ancient mills.
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