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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1944
Page
7
Dorothy Dix argues the average wife should cultivate laughter and a cheerful outlook to attract and retain a husband. She says men respond to merriment, while nagging harms marriages, and a sunny home with funny stories helps keep a spouse loyal and content.
Reporters survey across the county finds turkey flocks limited due to scarce and costly feed. Some sections show better numbers with farmers contracting for government needs, while others struggle to raise enough for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets. Farmers cite high feed costs and drought as key factors.
Wounded 3Sgt Daniel Lind a Silver Star winner and 28 month European theater veteran returned to the United States aboard the Army Hospital ship St Mihiel docking at Charleston. He recalled actions in North Africa from November 1942 through May 1943, including a February 1943 Silver Star action and later D Day Normandy. Lind was wounded multiple times in Africa Sicily and Normandy and spent time at Stark General Hospital after a long hospitalization in England. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lindesburg, a farm and railroad worker.
Maryland homemakers receive a five point cultural program to boost Extension Home Economics work. Mrs Margaret Ensor outlines reading topics, art appreciation, music study, drama, public quizzes, hobby projects, and folk song study for 1945 programs. The plan, adaptable by local clubs, includes book lists, art series, opera and music studies, and possible theater discussions.
Henry R. Shoemaker reports the Middletown Grange show a successful county event held Wednesday night at Middletown and Frederick High School. Mayor McKeldin praised the audience and Tobas Zimmerman led as Pomona Master. The Poultry Department, under Frank H Darner, showcased a creditable display amid county farm and home exhibits. A declaration from State Director Leo H. McCormick urged growers to follow OPA turkey prices to curb black market activity.
Maryland postwar dairy committee chair G H Hibberd of Brooklandville and Floyd Arnold secretary warn afterwar milk yield of 5000 pounds annually is too low to be economical. They urge records, better forage, balanced rations, culling, selective breeding, herd health, and disease elimination to raise efficiency for Maryland dairy.
Frederick County Daly Herd Improvement Association outlines 1945 goals and farm priorities including forage crops dairy efficiency soil conservation and national food and feed needs. Conference features speakers from Extension Service Agricultural Experiment Station and Maryland agencies plus topics on crop goals price supports and farm labor. DISMISSES SUIT In an opinion and decree Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer dismisses a suit for absolute divorce filed by Cpl Harry L Nels.
College Park November dates set for a two day meeting of State farm agency and organization representatives to announce national 1945 food and feed war goals. Joseph H Blandford, Maryland USDA War Board chair, announces the plan. Dr H C Byrd, president of the University of Maryland, is to address the initial session.
In a Salitmas case against Mrs Sarah Kebetca Netsser, the court found insufficient proof of adultery. Judge V Schnauffer held the matter for custody, granting the mother guardianship while the plaintiff was ordered to pay court costs. Allen Bennett served as attorney for the plaintiff.
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