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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1942

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2

Rail Removal to Begin After Asphalt Arrives in Frederick

City Engineer W. Raymond Walter said removal of steel rails on Frederick streets hinges on WPA priority clearances and asphalt delivery for resurfacing. Work will proceed block by block with traffic limited to one side, salvaging over 200 tons of steel for scrap or potential reuse to offset project costs.

Frederick W. Raymond Walter Walter Market Street Fifth South Streets Patrick Street Carroll Jefferson Streets Jefferson Street Patrick South Street WPB

Last Student Recital At Hood College Tonight

This evening at 8 oclock in Brodbeck Hall Hood College music presents the final spring student recital. Miss Rachael Stoner, pianist, a senior from Hummelstown Pa, opens with Beethoven Sonata Opus 31 No 3. Miss Margaret Thomas, soprano, a senior from Frederick, follows with four selections including Donaudy and Scarlatti pieces.

Oklock Brodbeck Hall Hood College Department of Music Margaret Thomas Frederick Rachael Stoner Hummelstown Miss Thomas Lovely Celia Donaudy Se Florindo Fedele Scarlatti

All The Comforts Of Home And Concert Night Details

The program features Miss Stoner with Vissi d arte and Pavane de Fete along with Granados and Pinto pieces. Miss Thomas will sing a set including May Day Carol and Joy. Paul B Beckheim will play the second piano. Miss Rose Marie Larkin is accompanist. Halifax convoy report notes 99 percent of ships pass safely. A Baltimore soldier car theft near Boonsboro is under police inquiry led by Corp M M Puncke.

Charles Taylor Joy Watts Miss Thomas Henry Shapiro Baltimore Boonsboro Corp M. M. Puncke

Western Conference Lutheran Sunday School Association meets in Hampstead

Twenty-one Frederick representatives from the Evangelical Lutheran Church attended the twenty-second annual convention of the Western Conference Lutheran Sunday School Association. The Hampstead meeting closed last night with 147 members from Carroll Frederick and Washington counties. James H. Falk of Frederick served as president and Harold Hooper of Walkersville as treasurer. officers included Leister Mobley Hagerstown vice president Carroll Wilhide Keysville second vice president David Smith Taneytown statistical secretary and Miss Sallie Marker Myersville recording secretary. The group formerly was known as the Middle Conference of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church in America.

Western Conference Lutheran Sunday School Association Smithsburg Hampstead Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church Carroll Washington James H. Falk Harold Hooper Walkersville Leister Mobley Hagerstown Carroll Wilhide Keysville David Smith Taneytown Miss Sallie Marker Myersville Middle Conference Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church In America

Night Sessions Expanded at Frederick Employment Office

The U S Employment Service in Frederick extends evening hours to 7 9 pm each Tuesday and Thursday to aid February 14 registrants in completing occupational questionnaires. Miss Mayetta Hershberger leads the local office under a state order issued by G R Parker of the Social Security board. Questionnaires must be returned to draft boards within ten days and may be completed with free assistance from employers labor unions Selective Service boards or the Employment Service.

Mayetta Hershberger G. R. Parker Social Security Board Labor Union Selective Service Board United States Employment Service

Worst Fire Year in 28 Years for Smokers Near Parks

The 1940 fire season saw more blazes started by careless smokers in and around national parks than any year since the service's founding 28 years prior.

National Parks

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