Edith M Mitchell Weds Ernest C Webb in Connellsville
Edith M Mitchell daughter of Charles C Mitchell of Connellsville Pa, married Ernest C Webb son of Mr and Mrs Ernest C Webb of Frederick on a Saturday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran church. The ceremony featured a double ring rite performed by Rev Dr William H Hetrick with green and white decorations and feathered ivory gowns. Bridesmaids wore bronze green and yellow gowns, flower girls wore yellow, and a reception followed at Crawfords tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Mitchell
Charles C. Mitchell
Cowpellsville
Ernest C. Webb
Frederick
Connellsville
Trinity Lutheran Church
William H Hetrick
Margaret Letz
Crown Point
Ind
American University Washington
Betty Jane
Sharps
Dawson
Miss Letz
Miss Sharps
Jersey
Pesri Keck
Bond
DeKoven
Wiliam E. Park, Jr
Middletown
Faith Pettit
Jeanne Matthews
Woes
N. Y
Americas University
Brammer
Koch
Hood College
Mitchell
Webb
Destman Usoers
Melvin M Engie
James At Koch
Duane Geister
Jerry Eva Connells
Frederick Couple Wed In Sincere Ceremony At Rochester
Cumegs Sorority sponsor Sine and the groom an Eastman Kodak Company accountant in Rochester were married after his graduation from American University. The couple and out of town guests including relatives from Frederick gathered at the Winston Apartment in Rochester for the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumegs Sorority
Eastman Kodsk Company
Rochester
Fredcmana
Ssi
American University
Alpha Theta Phi Omicron Delta Kappa
Epailen
Pi Gamma Mu
Webb
Petteburgh
Winston
Frederick
Henry Te
Fennis Harp, Jr
Aumie
Washington, D. C
E.H McBride
Traditional Christmas bonus guidance under wage controls
Washington notes that a traditional bonus may be paid without new approval, but not a new practice. Wage hikes require War Labor Board or OPA filings with limited exemptions for small employers and specific circumstances such as promotions, reclassifications, or productivity plans. Byrnes requires panel recommendations and price ceiling disclosures before War Labor Board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Labor Board
Wape-Houc
James F Byrnes
Economic Stabilization
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Byrnes
Trial dates set in Maryland for McClelland rape cases
In Rockville Montgomery County Circuit Court schedules two trials. Ray mond Rufus McClelland an engineer faces 13 manslaughter charges from a 194? rear-end crash near Dickerson. Archie Lee Pearson 59 of D Poolesville area pleads not guilty to rape and related charges. trial set for November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Raymond Rufus McClelland
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Pat Rockville
McClelland
Anbertson
Archie Lee Pearson
Dpoolesville
Pearson
AWVS to Open Classes at New Frederick HQ
Ameri can Woman's Voluntary Services prepares new headquarters at 147 West Patrick Street with classes for public and wartime roles. Programs include motor corps, two way radio, cooking, nursing aides training, fingerprinting, and emergency planning under Mrs Harry J Lebhers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palak Street
West Patrick Street
Tanger
Telephone Xaite
Air Air Gta
Muirifien
Motor Corps
AWVS
Red Cross Motor Corps
Red Liuss
OCD
Harry J Lebhers
Edward P. Thomas
Elmer F. Munshower
Osborne 1 Price
Allen S Bartgis
Police Department
Trials Set for Thursday and November Appeals
On Thursday cases scheduled include Isan Harris for larceny and false pretense Freed Mills for desertion and non support Greenbury Wilson Howard Daniel Charles Gaither and Jacerh Lightfoot for larceny of cattle Edwin Byram for desertion and nonsupport Benjamin Cator Theodore Gray and Evan Trumble for housebreaking and larceny Walter Sturley for assault Roland Lyles for housebreaking and theft Denver Dover Bayer for housebreaking and larceny Jamies Alfred Lyles for housebreaking and theft Trials in November cover the death of John Arthur Shaw with Daniel Webster Martin for assault with intent to murder and Lester Ward for desertion and non support Eighteen criminal appeals from magistrates’ courts also scheduled starting November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isan Harris
Freed Mills
Greenbury Wilson Howard
Daniel Charles Gaither
Jacerh
Lightfoot
Edwin Byram
Benjamin Cator
Theodore Gray
Evan Trumble
Walter Sturley
Roland Ulysses Lyles
Denver Dover Bayer
Jamies Alfred Lyles
Tnals
Gtale
Caren Slaughter
John Arthur Shaw
Daniel Webster
Martin
Lester W Ward
Trial Magistrates’ Courts
Sketches Background for Her Novelette at Zonta Club Meeting
Miss Mary Elizabeth Osborn spoke at the Zonta Club gathered at the Francis Scott Key hotel. She described Moss Osborn’s Catskill homeland Haynes Hollow with its hard life, rugged people, and pride in isolation and simple rural traditions. A call was issued to donate blood December 3 and 4 at Calgary Methodist church. New Market Grange met with L H Crickenberger presiding and conferred first and second degrees on Roy and Fay Duvall and Norman and Garath Lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Osborn
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Catskill Mountain
New York State
Moss Osborn
Haynes Hollow
Calgary Methodist Church
NEW Market Grange
L. H. Crickenberger
Roy Duvall
Fay Duvall
Norman Lease
Garath Lease
State Grange
Kaiser Sets Record With Three Day Ship Landing
Henry J. Kaiser shipyard at Vancouver reports another record as a tank landing craft slid into the Columbia River last night. The vessel completed keel-laying two days, 23 hours and 40 minutes earlier, marking a swift build milestone for the yard and wartime projection.
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Kaiser
Lay
Henry J. Kaiser
Columbia River
Vancouver
Plane Landing Spotted Near Dublin By Walkersville Station
A unscheduled landing of a two passenger ungie motor Cub plane was spotted near Dublin by Walkersville spotter station Monday evening. The aircraft chartered from Baltimore to Stevens C A A Field Lewistown was grounded after dark with two Baltimore residents aboard and later identified by aviation officials. The landing on the Cramer property marked Walkersville district’s first reported aviation landing with praise for the spotter post’s handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Svmpline
Emory Cramer
Dublin
Civilian Aeronautic Authority Ofherals
Baltimore
Stevens C. A. A. Field
Lewnstown
Wilbur C Cole
Wilkins Avenue
Aileen Link
H. L. Stevens
Alton Whitmore
Grayson Smith
CAA
Lewistown
Cramer
Whitmore
Potomac Edison Employes Association Meets in Frederick
The Potomac Edison Employees Association of Frederick held its regular monthly meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple. Miss Celeste Thomas chaired the Frederick district, and after business a social night club theme featured a floor show and dancing for 165 attendees with refreshments. Entertainment committee for November named. A stray line notes a health guess about heartbeats for 60-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Employes Association of
Frederick
Odd Fellows Temple
Celeste Thomas
Frederick District Association
James Etchison
Earlston Ro
Goal Should Be More Food and Feeds for 1943, Dr Symons Says
Dr. Thomas B Symons, director of the University of Maryland Extension Service, told extension workers at the opening session of the annual conference that the goal should be increased food and feed production in 1943. He urged conserving home supplies and noted 17,700 rural workers shifted to war industries last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Thomas B Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Symons
Mary
Walis Peck
Stam
China
Peck
Ciuntse
Dopa
Asia
Japan
Sue
Ruth O'Brien
U. S
Military and Civilian Food Programs Highlighted at Session
A 1941 era meeting featured remarks on market shortages and record production, with speakers including Dr. M. L. Video Fe cension Service and Mary Rokal, home management specialist, plus P Turner of the Maryland Farm Bureau and Joseph Blandford of the Department of Agriculture State War Board. Tomorrow’s session will cover programs for dairies oivertown and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Video
Mary Rokal
United States Department of Agriculture
P © Turner
Maryland Farm Bureau
Joseph Blandford
Department of Agriculture State War
Quake Shocks Felt In Peshawar City
Reports from Peshawar said an earthquake shook the town early today. There was no word of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peshawar
India
National Book Week Observed At Hood Col-lege Library
Hood Col-lege library marks National Book Week November 15 to 23 with selected titles by the American Institute of Graphic Arts. The honor focuses on typographic design and production excellence, not literary content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henry Appie
Hood Col
Ge eBey
American Institute of Graphic Arts
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Eeeettebb, Jr
Rochester, N. Y
Crawfords Tea Room
Connellsvilles
Grate Altman
Connellside High School
Alpha Chi
O. K
Try
Dickerson Wreck
Case
Frederick County National Bank i
North Markey Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rhymes
Victor
Blue Bird
Just
Shipley
P. E. Employes’ Assn
C.F. Home
Bert
Betty Gardiner
Mildred Wills
Robert Stui
Walker Jolliffe
Hyssong
Hace Brown
Kemp
Dr. Symons
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Hood
Harvel
Jewels
Auditio
New York
Alexander
Hagerstown
Shenandoah
Martinsburg
W. VA
U. S Government
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