Thanksgiving Holiday Shuts Frederick Shops and Offices
Frederick observances include a broad business halt on Thanksgiving Day with banks, offices, post office, and many stores closed. Draft and Rationing Boards stay open. post office lobby hours extend to 10 pm but no city or rural mail delivery. USO dance for Camp Detrick personnel. weather hints at a possible Thursday precipitation increase. hunting season and river fishing near season end. Society notes: Buckeystown W S meets at Mrs. Nichols home with a Thanksgiving program and refreshments. next gathering December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Draft Boards
Frederick City
Camp Detrick
Francis Scott Key
W. O
Frederick Art Club Delivers Two November Meetings
The Frederick Art Club held two meetings at members homes focusing on modern American pottery and chinaware. Reports by Miss Kefauver and Miss Gardiner highlighted exhibits, with talks on Disney wartime cartoons, American Haviland and Limoges china, Fiesta ware, and earthenware. A Christmas party was planned for December 16 at the Hotel Frederick, with the next meeting set for December 2 at Miss Gardiner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Robert Clapp
F. Earle Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Joseph H. Apple
Marion Green
Salem
Syracuse
Beleek
Lenox
China
Charles Mullen
Haviland
Limoges
France
Grace Beard Young
Florence Eigenbrode
Art Club
George Rodock
County AAA Councils To Be Named Dec 4
Maryland farmers participating in the Agricultural Adjustment Agency program will select their county AAA councils December 4. Delegates chosen at 229 community meetings on December 3 will meet the next night to form the county councils. Joseph H. Blandford, state AAA chairman, urged full participation across all 32,000 AAA farms in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
AAA
County Aaa
Joseph H. Blandford
Blandford
Early Mailing Again Urged for Christmas Parcels
Reports from large post offices show little Christmas mail has started. Postmaster Motter urges mailing in November to ensure delivery by Christmas. Churches sending gifts to armed forces are advised to forward parcels promptly. Do not open until Christmas labels urged. Overseas greetings must be prepaid and sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy K. Motter
Post Office Department
Motter
Army Postal Service
APO
Ladies Aid Meeting at United Brethren Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church met Friday night at 314 Park avenue hosted by Mrs. Minnie Engle with Mrs. J. H. Schmitt and Miss Clara Falk assisting. Devotions led by Florence Eigenbrode. Program on Thanksgiving with readings by several members, a song, and a prayer. Refreshments served. Four persons attended. Next meeting set for Mrs. Murray Fox’s home on Orchard avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
W 5S
C. E. Nichols
C. Main
Annie Poole
T. C. Boutson
Wendell Shankle
C. E. Main
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Minnie Engle
Park Avenue
J. H. Schmitt
Clara Falk
America the Beautiful
Florence Eigenbrode
Schmitt
Naomi Gerringer
Frances Suler
J. C. Kintz
Dorothy Plunkett
Daisie McDonald
Dorothy Keys
Milk Mends Dishes In Extended Boiling Remedy
A warmed remedy suggests boiling a cracked dish for forty five minutes in sweet milk to weld it back together. The process promises the vessel will be nearly invisible in the repair and regain strength for use similar to its previous function.
Foxville Man Fined for Public Intoxication and Street Fight
Lloyd Lewis of Foxville was convicted and fined 25 dollars plus costs for intoxication on a public highway and related street fight in Thurmont. He appeared with facial injuries from a car incident. investigation continues into a nearby stabbing incident affecting Atley Willard. A surprise party honored Mrs. Bell of LeGore with many attendees listed. Dolar Eyler of Emmitsburg was arraigned for breaking and entering and remanded to jail for the February grand jury after being caught in a hen house. no chickens missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Route 15
Lloyd Lewis
Foxville
William J. Stoner
Thurmont
Lewis
Walter Wilt
Atley Willard
Francis J. Campbell
Emmitsburg
Dolar Eyler
Roy F. Maxwell
West Main Street
Eyler
Albert Adelsberger
Lyric Writer Lorenz Hart Dies at Doctors Hospital
Lorenz Hart, 48, lyricist of "A Connecticut Yankee" and 25 other musicals, died at 9 30 tonight at Doctors Hospital New York. He leaves brother Teddy Hart who is appearing in One Touch Of Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lorenz Hart
Doctors Hospital
Teddy Hart
Show Cause Orders Signed By Court
Show cause orders were signed directing two men on probation to appear by November 27 to explain why they should not be sentenced on prior criminal convictions. Affidavits report arrears in support payments for Norman H. Green and William Elmer Harding. Divorce granted, Alfred Ancarrow custody awarded, and a marriage license application filed for Marshall Lee Ashby and Margaret Marie Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Storm
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Catherine V. Green
Norman H. Green
Cennie Harding
William Elmer Harding
Green
Harding
Equity Court
Helen Irene Ancarrow
Emmitsburg
Leslie Ancarrow
Willam M. Storm
Ancarrow
Austin Jones
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marshall Lee Ashby
Frederick
U. S. Navy
Margaret Marie Hayes
Detroit
Francis Marion
Iva Myrtle Ashby
Howard
Pearl Hayes
Rose Ashby
Price, Former Virginia Governor, Dies in Richmond
James H. Price former Governor of Virginia and Imperial Recorder of the Shrine died at his Richmond home at 11.25 pm aged 61 following a cerebral hemorrhage He had been Governor from 1938 to 1942 and earlier served as Lieutenant Governor Price was a longtime Richmond attorney with Mason and Shrine ties He served in the Virginia House of Delegates from 1916 through 1929 and later led the Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia and Acca Temple He passed away at 3900 Seminary Avenue with Mrs Price by his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James H. Price
Virginia
Imperial Recorder of the Shrine
W . Jacobs
Imperial Recorder
Price
Seminary Avenue
Virginia House of Delegates
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Acca Temple
North America
Friends
Winfield Visit and Social Notes
Winfield residents share visits with Lt. Tony Fleming in Huntington and traveled to Cumberland. Mary Jane Waltz stayed with her mother Edna Waltz, while Myrtle Lovell and Dorothy Thomas of Baltimore dined with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Pickett. Mrs. Robert Haight and daughter Diane visited the Haight family in Randallstown. The Winfield Card Club gathered for a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Tony B Fleming
Kathleen Barnard
Tony L Fleming
Marsha College
Huntington
W. V
Cumberland
C. B Pickett
Robert Haight
Diane
Randallstown
Social gathering at DeVries and Waltz homes ends weekend visit
Mrs William, Mr and Mrs George DeVries and Mrs Edna Waltz of Winfield entertained last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Krumm in Catonsville, hosting a weekend visit that included Mr and Mrs. Krumm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pickett
George DeVries
OPA to loosen price limits on women and children's garments
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will amend the price limitation order Thursday to allow a slightly higher price line for garments for women, girls, and children. The change follows a shift in focus from lower priced items and aims to prevent shortages in low-price stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert’s
George, Bell
LeGore
Bell
Harvey Long
Libertytown
George Bowers
Walkersville
George Bell
Paul Smith
Roy Simmons
Near Liberty
Bessie Bowers
Raymond Stevens
Virgie Eyler
George Eyler
Brashear
Mt Alry
Woodrow Long
Charles Fox
Union Bridge
Martha Bowers
Annabelle Long
Katherine Long
Wanda
Barbara Ann Long
Louise Bell
Oneidia
Edith
Doris
Norma Bowers
Wilbur Stevens
B. Long
John Eyler
Carroll
Kenneth Eyler
Webber Bell
Otis Woodrow Long
Everett
Sonny Bowers
Preston Long
Signature Auto—Furniture
Frederick, Maryland
Turkeys
Turkey Farms
McNaney Superior
Cappello
Werner
Frederick County National Bank No
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Consolidated Engineering CO
Fairchild
Hagerstown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!