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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1942
Page
10
In a post game scene Amy and Susan discuss their friendships and campus politics while Eddie recovers from a concussion after Northwestern action. Todd faces pressure about a Becket murder link and Tom Hazen arrives with a pro football past for a private talk.
Hollywood sketches Shirley Dinsdale, a 15 year old ventriloquist with Judy, under guidance from Eddie Cantor and vaudeville star in a rapid rise from San Francisco schoolgirl to radio contract and film offers. The piece notes Cantor potential film, plus a tidbit on Kurt Katch and a brief remark on musical propaganda postwar aims.
Dorothy Dix appeals for steadfast courage as families face loss, taxation, rationing, and long separations. She praises resilient women who support troops and keep morale, warning against dwelling on privation and urging acceptance with fortitude.
Harold Roderick of Walkersville wins the Mayland 4 H Dairy Efficiency Contest for the second year running. He earns 50 dollars prize money and a diary noting his Holstein cow My Mars land produced 17426 pounds of milk and 623.1 pounds of butter fat in a 305 day test at twice daily milking. He has served as president, vice president and secretary of Walkersville 4 H Club and was named a Maryland All Star on October 3 at College Park. He is a junior member of the National Holstein Friesian Association with three other registered purebred Holsteins.
Readers reflect on loved ones at the front and the emotional burden of separation. The piece cites Mrs William Plotner of Front Royal and families in Washington and College Park as they endure hardship, tears, and worry while sons and husbands serve in the Army.
Hyattstown residents hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church on Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Soper and the Allnutt family. On Sunday, the Burdette household welcomed Lawtonsville visitors Omner and Lizzie Allnutt. Mary Jane Burdette and Bobbie Burdette from State Teacher College Towson and University of Maryland students visited their parents the Burdette family. A. Sirs George Darby of Baltimore and M A Murphy of Ellicott City joined for dinner with Mr and Mrs Edgar Burdette.
Visitors include Mr and Mrs Sterling Price and Mr and Mrs Lynnwood Thompson and family at Boyds. They viewed Mildred Morman on Monday evening.
Union Bridge reports an air raid test conducted successfully via Lehish Cement Plant whistles at 219 o clock. Dr Bat S Radtall led a church meeting at Lutheran Church, while Miss Audrey Nupaunr Uni Bridge recovered from streptococcus after hospital care in Baltimore. Local club meetings, job news, and a fire company response are noted alongside a festival and a town youth injury requiring hospital treatment.
Taylorsville hosts and visits anchor a weekend of guests including Mr and Mrs William Gosnell of Washington DC and Mr and Mrs O T Buckman of Baltimore. Armies and health updates mix with a Halloween dance at Truman Franklins. Quinkn Guin and George Trothe enlist in the US Army as Thomas Boers remains unimproved.
Promoted Corporal Wahi was recently advanced in rank at Fort Meade. The event drew a host of attendees including Mrs Elizabeth Barors, Mr and Mrs FB A Ho Barnes, Mr and Mrs Frank Byays, and many others from Takunit Park and surrounding areas. Guests included Mrs William Barnes, Mrs Moore, Mrs Sidtes Bekensode, and Mr and Mrs Rue ell Grime among extended family and neighbors. The gathering marked a formal recognition within the detachment and local community.
Mrs Harry L Thomas hosted the Rural Women's Club of Adams town at the November 4 gathering. Members helped with Red Cross, enjoyed demonstrations and recreation, and planned a public game night at the school on November 38 at 7 38. Recreation chair Mrs Clark Gibson led the program with songs by Mrs Ene Biser and Mrs Helen Saffit. Gene sieve Thomas spoke on the Atlantic Charter, read Whitman, and sixteeen members offered peace suggestions. Next meeting set for November 19 at 7 39 pm at the school house.
Santa Clara's Broncos staged a late scoring surge to defeat their rivals St Marty's Gaels 27 at home before a crowd of SGD fans. The game featured a balanced attack with two fourth quarter touchdowns sealing the win for Broncos.
Chronic bronchitis risks are noted if a cough chest cold or acute bronchitis is not treated. Creomulsion is described as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the seat of trouble to loosen and expel phlegm and soothe inflamed bronchial membranes. The ad urges asking a druggist to sell Creomulsion with a money back guarantee if it does not provide quick relief and rest.
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