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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1943
Page
9
A reader laments gossip rules over care during illness. The answer defends preserving appearances, noting harsh judgment by onlookers and urging discreet, loyal conduct. It concludes the husband will respect her for her principles and discretion.
Stamps from Yugoslavia issued in exile London mark the second anniversary of King Peter II reign with four values from two to ten dinara bearing King Peter II. Ecuador overprints celebrate Vice President Wallace goodwill tour on 13 April 1943 on several existing issues. Netherlands planned issue for Dutch West Indies Curacao features royal family in composite photo.
A fragmented notice highlights women linked to wartime roles and public life. References include Waterloo Iowa, Glendale Ohio, and Abilene Kansas, naming mothers connected to the Sullivan brothers tragedy and wartime service, with mentions of Golden Rule Foundation, a women’s college president, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. It touches on Navy and Allied efforts in North Africa and a mother presenting a waving gesture from a railroad crew context.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Hesson and family of Baltimore spent Sunday in town at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Bernard Hesson. Another son Alton Hesson, in training, was stationed at Scott Field NJ and is now at a Baltimore radio school before returning home. Elfa Graham moved Friday from a Weat Broadway apartment to the late Mrs Benjamin Phillips home on Farquhar street. Mrs Jenassa Eakle, store employee, has been off duty due to illness. Rev Elmer M Keck of Vandergrift Pa preached at Tinwood Brethren church Mother's Day morning.
A young navy man, earning only 54 a month, decides not to marry now due to lack of funds and the war’s potential changes. He explains to his fiancée that postponing marriage is wise for both, and the reply encourages waiting until he is older, more stable, and certain of lasting commitment. The note adds social updates including visits, hospital discharges, and a Mother and Daughter banquet planned by Grace Lutheran church.
Mrs Rachel Eader returns to Washington after week with daughter Mrs J H Musseller. Eugene Nea spends time in Washington. Mr and Mrs Lee Dickinson buy Carroll Waters home and will move there. Mrs Eugene Selby hosts W S C S meeting. Mr and Mrs Edward Brosius and Miss Rebecca Leamon visit Mr and Mrs C A Brown. Mrs Angler of Nova Scotia visits sister Mrs Mimie Dickinson. Mrs Carroll Brown and Miss Rebecca Leamon attend C E rally in Boyds. Miss Margaret Hargett transfers from Philadelphia to Washington for war work.
The Union Bridge Homemakers' Club schedules a May 11 meeting at 130 p.m. at Miss Eliza Rakestraw's home in Union Bridge. Miss Elizabeth Rono and friend Mass Maxine Smoots of Ithaca New York attend Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania and were weekend guests of Miss Roop's parents in Linwood. Mrs. Ross Myers of Johnsville and Miss Charlotte Bohn of Mr. Un-10m spent part of last week at Camp Swift Texas visiting with Pvt Clarence My-
The Food Dehydration Conference at the University of Maryland May 12 to 14 will cover home and military use, with Dr C H Mahoney noting a rising role in food conservation. Experts from industry and government will discuss dehydrator designs, vegetable and fruit processing, home equipment, and packaging, with demonstrations of dehydrated and reconstituted samples.
Carroll County Homemakers Clubs schedule a meeting in Westminster on May 13 at 10 a m in the Lutheran Church chapel. Vice president Mrs Edward Little will preside and Mrs John N Lint Prevant of the Worst manne ter club will extend greetings. The text also notes an Airacobra plane capable of 300 mph and mentions an a7 mm cannon firing through the propeller hub.
College Park May 9 Sunshine and fresh air are not substitutes for feed for dairy cows says Dr K L Turk head of the dairy department at the University of Maryland Many cows lose body weight and drop in daily milk production as pastures decline in midsummer He urges permanent and temporary pastures meadow aftermath and Sudan grass as summer grazing plus hay or silage. Cows on good pasture will eat hay and dairymen should provide a hay rack and adjust grain to daily milk production aiming for 12 to 14 percent protein early and 16 to 18 percent later with legume hay or aftermath feed.
The Jefferson P T A will hold its final meeting of the year on Wednesday evening May 12 at 7 45. Before the program a business meeting will occur. The program features a recital by Mrs N E Conway Brunswick and a short patriotic play by the school pupils.
Hollywood celebrities and studios forecast younger leading men, new film pairings, and fresh projects. Jackie McRae returns in a musical revival, James Cragg lands an MGM deal, and plans for Dancing Debt, Angelsia, and The Moon Through a Porthole surface amid gossip, contracts, and biographical film cues.
A large petition drive submitted 1.83 names supporting a referendum on Sunday movie viewing and 1,889 supporters for Sunday sports. The petitions were turned in to the Board of City Election Supervisors Saturday by delegate Robert L Grove.
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