New Emmitsburg Council Installs Officers in Special Meeting
Emmitsburg held a special meeting of the Board of Commissioners to install newly elected officers Burgess Joseph R. Hoke and Commissioner Austin L. Joy. Hoke ran unopposed with 177 votes, Joy defeated James Arnold 131 to 83. Luther Kugler elected president of the board. Justice Frank Campbell administered the oath.
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Emmitsburg
Lloyd G. Ohler
Board of Commissioners
Joseph R. Hoke
Burgess
Austin L. Joy
Frank Campbell
Burgess Hoke
Joy
James Arnold
Arnold
Luther Rugier
Albert Adelsberger
Guy Nunemaker
Elmer Zimmerman
Joseph Eyler
Burgess and
Ohler
Kugler
Burgess Joseph R. Hoke
Luther Kugler
Married in Florida on visit here
Miss Lillian Anna Barrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Elmer Barrick of Walkersville and Pvt Clarence John Rodgers Sr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence J Rodgers of 307 East Third street were married in Sebring Florida by Rev Luther Price on Sunday February 7 1943 at six o clock The single ring ceremony was performed with attendants Sat Joseph Lynes and Mrs Carl Williams both of Sebring They have many friends here and in the south While there they visited an uncle Dewey Rodgers in St Petersburg Fla Pvt Rodgers is stationed in Avon Park Fla but is now home on furlough Their wife recently returned from Florida due to the death of her uncle Dr G B Crist Before entering the Army Pvt Rodgers was employed by the Everedy Company in this city
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Lillian Anna Barrick
Lewis Elmer Barrick
Walkersville
Clarence John Rodgers
Clarence J. Rodgers
East Third Street
Sebring
Fla
Luther Price
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Lynes
Carl Williams
Sebring. Pyi
Maryland Plans Five New Superphosphate Plants
The Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency reports five new phosphate plants are being erected to produce superphosphates for Maryland farms. expected annual output 612000 tons, surpassing prior total output of 586000 tons per month, while sewer bond retirement and operating costs are noted in related financial figures.
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Maryland Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Maryland
Soldier writes from overseas about hometown paper
News reaches Sta Set Sergeant R Eyler stationed overseas describes reading the hometown paper though it is a month old. He notes meeting few local boys, mentions friend William Crist, and recalls Athletics training this spring. Eyler praises the paper and comments on a long daylight summer for softball leagues.
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R. Eyler
Et.o
William Crist
inRest Ieuode
Sgt. Eyler
Navy Accepts Voluntary Enlistments For 17 Year Olds
The Navy will accept voluntary enlistments from men aged 17 with applications due at least two weeks before their 18th birthday to ensure enlistment before draft age. Birth certificates should be taken to recruiting HQs, with a recruiter at Frederick post office on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Radio Technician School offers ten months of training. Also noted are March and April country production payments payable at County Agricultural Adjustment Agency offices, urging prompt farmer applications.
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Navy
Frederick
County Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Exhibit On Bird Life at C Burr Arts Library
Burkittsville elementary pupils under Miss Hasel Holter present a four week display at C Burr Arts Library. The exhibit features about 25 bird species with nests, houses, crafts, models, charts, maps and photos. Teachers ministers and librarian Miss Etchison praise its educational value.
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Burkittsville
Hasel Holter
C. Burr Arts Library
Josephine P. Etchison
Detrick Men Prepare For Evening Camp Bout
Camp Detrick Enlisted men and Camp Detrick Navy team meet at Baker Park at 6 30 this evening. Cy Moore, secretary of the City Softball League, announced the move from Thursday to today to accommodate Navy plans tomorrow at the camp.
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Detrick
Camp Detrick
Camp Detrick Navy
Baker Park
Cy Moore
Navy
Time For Crops In Victory Gardens
Advice from University of Mand tension service specialist W fey Ro Ballard urges timely plantings for victory gardens in College Park. Despite a wet spring, first plantings of snap beans and sweet corn can start by mid May with frost danger reduced by then. Planting continues through May for peppers, potatoes, and cucumbers while July and August crops like late potatoes and turnips are noted.
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W Fey Ro Ballard
University of Mand
Ballard
Certificates Awarded For Weekday Religious Education
Children from Walkersville school fourth to sixth grade received certificates at closing exercises in the school auditorium. The event coincided with the Glade Valley Community Association May meeting. Patsy Layman won the Bible quiz prize, while Dorstfraderuck, Earl Hrengle, and Shirley Cramer earned notebooks. Jacob H. Ramsburg presented certificates as Rev J Lehmitt spoke on building a strong foundation in faith. Officers were elected: President Thomas L. Cramer, Vice President Glenn Zimmernmain, Secretary Mrs. Roger Layman, Treasurer Mrs. Frank R. Cramer. Emma Devilbiss resigned as treasurer after about 20 years of service.
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Walkersville
Glade Valley Community Association
Patsy Layman
Dorts Ftaderuck
Earl Hrengle
Shirley Cramer
France
EB Reinberger
Frederick County
United Brethren Church
Jesus
Harry QO. Smith
Kersville
Community Association
CL. Thompson
Thomas L. Cramer
Glenn Zimmernmain
Roger Layman
Frank R. Cramer
Emma Devilbiss
Council Briefly Meets at Y M C A and Accepts Resignation
The Council of Religious Education met at the Y M C A and accepted with regret the resignation of Mrs. Carl Kintz, longtime chairman of the Children's Department, who plans to move from Frederick. Rev Dr A N Warner closed with prayer and benediction.
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A. N. Warner
Council of Religious Education
LS Fur Gassaie
Waica
Carl Kintz
Children's Department
Frederick
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Financial Report
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NEA Telephoto
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Renee Eet
Artz
Victory Gardens
College Park
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William ©. Rau
Aruuewick Theashts
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Pharemont
Earmen Davis
Mro
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Tokyo
U. S. Goveernment
Shortland Island
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Annapolis
O'Conor
Ite Crean
Soutream Baines, Inc
National Dairy Products Corporation
Jack Haley
Walkersville School
Conoco
Celanese Hour
South OF the Lorger
Dean Tennyson
Dan Peerce
Robert Weade
Hynn Murrey
WFMD
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Storm & Shipley
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