Tivoli Stage Show to Highlight Next Week’s Bill
Tivoli features a stage show and the Gay 90s Revue with ten stars plus a screen feature Sing Neighbor Sing with Roy Acuff and his group. Greenwich Village comes to the Tivoli Tuesday through Thursday, plus Universal news and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Tivoli
Stern
Roy Acuff
Sky Mountain Boys
Lylabelle
Scotty
Harry
Frederick County Hood Club
Carmen Miranda
Don Ameche
William Bendix
Vivien Blaine
America
Universal News
Heavenly Days
Fibber McGee and Molly
Washington
Fibber
Dr. Gallup
Opera House
Pnthe
Edward G. Robinson
Richard Arlen
Rita Johnson
Pat O'Brien
Robert Ryan
Ruth Hussey
Fuzzy Settles Down
Buster Crabbe
al St. John
Japan
Leathernecks
Pathe’ News
Allan Lane
Peggy Stewart
Wally Vernon
Frederick Theater
Love To
Harry Owen
Career Conference At Hood Dec 5 7
An All College Career Conference will be held at Hood College on December 5 6 and 7 with guest speakers Mrs Chase Going Woodhouse Congresswoman elect and managing director of the Institute of Women's Professional Relations and Dr Winbur T Thomas general secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement The Hood W C A and the faculty committee on Educational and Vocational Guidance sponsor the event to provide general and specific vocational help for students The Institute of Women s Professional Relations collects and distributes information on vocations for women Mrs Woodhouse active in state and national politics was Secretary of State for Connecticut 1941 1943 professor of economics at Connecticut College for Women editor of Women's Work and Education and author of The Big Store Dr Thomas known to Hood girls from the Kanesake Conference will speak to the student body and classes He will offer personal conferences for more specific guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Chase Going
Woodhouse
Institute of Women's Professional Relations
Winbur T. Thomas
Institute of Women
Spruce Creek
Arkansas
Oklahoma University
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Review roundup of novels and literary figures
The weekly book review surveys Vera Brittain’s Testament of Youth inspired Account Rendered, Noel Coward’s Middle East Diary, and other titles. It notes patterns of war memory, cultural commentary, and readable prose, highlighting works by Harriett T. Kane, Albert E. Idell, and Erle Stanley Gardner. It also reports retirements and military unit details from the Fifth Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Noel Coward
Doubleday
Doran
Gibraltar
Lebanon
Teddy
Brooklyn
N. Y
Taneytown Notes and Local War News Across Families
Taneytown area updates include Cpl Richard C. Sell cited as hospitalized with a back injury and broken left leg in the South Pacific. Mrs Naomi Buck of Laurel visits relatives. Mary Shaum RN from Baltimore stays with Shaum family. Chamber of Commerce in Taneytown reports 202 members, 334 in attendance at sixteenth annual banquet. Sixth War Loan drive urged. new officers named and 41 new members listed with many local names. Hammond organ entertained by David Smith. Rev Imre Kovacs spoke on Nationalism. Lt Audrey Ohler and Elizabeth Ohler on leave from Navy training. Taneytown Kiwanis Club met at Clear Ridge Inn with 23 members and several guests. agriculture program highlighted.
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Taneytown
C. D. Sell
Richard C. Sell
Naomi Buck
Laurel
AG. Rifle
W. C. del
Mar Riffte
Bloomfeld
N. C
Susan
Mary Shaum
R. N
Baltimore
F. £. Shaum
Chamber of Commerce
Guy P. Bready
Mervyn C. Fuss
C. of C
Fuss
J. Pearce Wantz
Westminster C
C. W
Bernard J. Arnold
Jacob A. Adams
M. E. Schwartz
Harvey Daugherty D. 8Stonie
Richard Rohrbaugh
Jesse G. Ingram
John W. Crabbs
George Deberry
Charles B. Beaver
Frank Hoffman
George M. Zinkham
John H. Waybright
Oliver J. Waybright
Ralph Stonesifer
Jacob M. Stambau
Audrey Ohler
Bethesda Na Val Hospital
Clarence Ohler
West Baltimore Street
le Elizabeth Ohler
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Ellis Ohler
Taneytown Kiwanis Club
Clear Ridge Inn
Uniontown
Clyde L. Hesson
Harry M. Mohney
Wallace Yingling
Charles Eckard
Nicewarner
Mr. Nusbourn
Floyd Wiley
Elden Flickinger
Norris Sell
Gareth Stirley
Fort Knox
Ralph Willing
Carlton F. Sturdy
New York
Agriculture Committee
Edmund Nusbaum
Mary Ellen Leh
R. L. Day
Frederick
Washington
Rockville
Riverdsla
Ray
Myr
Tuczany
Tuis
G. E. Senseney
Elizabeth Repp
Thomas Zumbrum
Mildred
Dorothy Zumbrum
McKinskys Mills
Elizabeth Hinchart
Palmyra
Roy Knight
William Knight
High Spire
Linwood
John D. Roop
Truman J. Davis
Lewistown
Union Bridge
William Davis
Walter Redgrave
Gerald Davis
Westminster
Truman Dayhoff
Annie Dayhoff
Monroe Harman
Bainbridge
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
William Grimes
W. F. Grimes
Bessemer
Germany
Union Bridge Homemakers’ Club
Seward Englar
George P. Starr
UW. S. O. Fund
Children’s Aid Society
Maurice McDaniel
Charles Messier, Jr
Justina C. Crosby
Harry Fogle
Elmer Wolfe
Bucher John
James Snyder
McKkinistry's Mills
Ada McKinney
Middleburg
Edward LaFavor
David Wantz
Carrol Pittinger
Virginia
Ray Pittinger
Nancy
Robert Green, Jr
Lewis
Howard Wantz
Orvie Smith
Orville, Jr
Kenneth Scott
Theodore Fogie
Herbert Blizzard
James Hood
Wantz
Union Bridge News and Notes From Town Meeting
Union Bridge chamber reports continued canvassing for the War Memorial fund and progress on adding to it. The annual banquet occurred Tuesday night at the firemen’s social hall with Rev. Nevin E. Smith as guest speaker.
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Union Bridge
Union Bridge Chamber of Commerce
War Memorial Committee
Nevin E. Smith
Hanover
Arthur E. Wilson
A/S
Bainbridge
Sterling Wilson
Richard Whipp
Margie Ainsworth
Frederick County
Charles Bostian
Middleburg
Italy
Pfe
Clifford L. Tingling
Fort Lewis
Washington
Tea Room at school auditorium on Thursday
Local notes describe a Tea Room event set for Thursday November 2 at the school auditorium. Various community members are listed as guests and attendees, highlighting local families and out-of-town visitors with a focus on school and social activities.
Local Happenings in Bolivar and Nearby Towns
Army captain promotion for Walter Dudrow stationed at Fort Leonard Wood follows twenty six months in service. A Belvar couple mourns the loss of their baby last Monday evening. Lt Shirley Nichols Jr returns to Ft Jackson after a parental furlough. Mrs Laura Brill travels to California after visiting Bolivar, sister of the late Mrs J W Pierce. Local residents Harvey Staubs Jesse Bussard Robert Trail Kenneth Bush Guy Chriechricei and Dil Barr attended the Redskins Eagles game in Washington. Mrs E L Smallwood of Charles Tour stays with her parents in Bolivar while husband serves in the Army. Barbara Manuel of Washington visits Bolivar. Charles R Dunn visits Martinsburg with his sister-in-law. G E Webb and granddaughter Laureda Webb spend time with Cecil E Webb in Baltimore. John Newcomer of Cliffside Cabins welcomes a son named John Chesley at Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick weighing eight pounds thirteen ounces. This is the couple’s second child.
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Earl Morgan
Belivar
Morgan
Shirley Nichols, Jr
D. Shirley Nichols
Ft. Jackson
D. C
Laura Brill
Baltimore
Bolivar
J. W. Pierce
California
Brill
Cecil B. Webb
Harvey Staubs
Jesse Bussard
Robert Trail
Kenneth Bush
Guy Chriechricei
Dil Barr
Redskins
E. L. Smallwood
Charles Tour
Robert Fields
Barbara Manuel
Washington
Charles R. Dunn
Herman Snowden
Martinsburg
G. E. Webb
Laureda Webb
Cecil E. Webb
John Newcomer
Cliffside Cabins
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
John Chesley
Local Social News Highlights From Harpers Ferry Area
A flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings spans Harpers Ferry Bolivar and Charles Town with travelers from Millville Martinsburg and Baltimore. Notable items include families visiting relatives, a 14 month old girl, and a 14 month old boy, a funeral in Brunswick attended by kin, and extensive War Loan drive volunteer efforts led by the Woman's Club of Harpers Ferry and Bolivar booth coordinators Mrs Virginia Cummings and Mrs Elizabeth Herlong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
Newcomer
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Goldie Noland
Raymond
Melvin Fields
Martinspurg
Junie Marchton
Sandy Hook
Sherman Harrison
Lee Hoover
Genevieve Steadman
Allen Ridgeway
Camp Mill
B. C. Spensier
Bolivar
Roanoke
Cora Chambers
Harpers Ferry
Piedmont
Brawner Harding
Gaithersburg
G. BE. Webb
Woman's Club of
Virginia Cummings
Bolivar Post Office
Hoa. m
Charles Town
O. A. Webb
G. E Webb
C. Oscar Merriman
Brunswick
Otita
Ernest Webb
Baltimore
Thomas A. Webb
Alberton
G. E. Webb
Local Social Notes Include Navy Leave and Visits
Ladiesburg reports Tracey Gaver on ten day leave from Sea man l/c in D. C. He and Mrs. Gaver visited Carroll and Frank Gaver Sr. in laws. Mrs. Samuel Smith of Routerville Pa stayed with her son Curtis Smith family. Howard Wageman of Sabillasville visited F. H. Birely family. C W Binkley Lola Smith and Ethel Willhide and others motored out.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
Katherine Whitmore
Harvey Whitmore
Spencer Whitmore
Mercersburg
Samuel Smith
Betty Lind
Reno Grabill
Johnsville
Pfe
Quentin Dixon
Fort Blanding
Flo
Dixon
Douglas
Barbara K
Hood Views And News From World War II Faculty Members
Fortnightly column reports on faculty on leave abroad. Olive Reddick in New Delhi, India, Anrika’s Greek Rebel Camp in Palestine, Monica Pratt from Egypt, now in Palestine. Catherine Fichelberger at a Pensacola naval hospital describes hospital recreation and arts programs. Reddick notes army office hours and front-line proximity. Other letters from New Delhi, Peters Creek camp and American Red Cross hosts describe varied living conditions and cultural adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Reddick
Iidia
Canenot
New Delhi
Onica Pratt
Hmaty
Egypt
Palestine
Anrika
Catherine Fichelberger
S. Naval Hospital
Pensacola
Fia
Eichelbergen
American Red Cross
Ave
Miss Red
Refugee Camp Life and War Relief Efforts Report
The report describes a Mediterranean refugee camp near an American dentist's compound with huts, a hospital, and Bedouin camps nearby. It notes American staff, a lack of fencing, threats from marauding Arabs, and heavy Red Cross work. It mentions a $10,000 Sixth War Loan quota and New York's wealth and population despite small area.
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Dick Saya
Dnne
Aneising Rage Base
Dueve “Allelal
Americeune
Wang
Rudi
Mediterranean
Uhey
al de Dearne Vlen
Ali
Neil
Eichelberger
Hood
Magicne
Brodbeck
National War Fund
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13Th Aaf
Paul N. Wilhide
Myersville
Wilhide
France
Balkans
NEA Service
Vera Brittain
Macmillan
Frances Halkin
England
Hitler
Sally
Halkin
Miss Brittain
Harriett T. Kane
Louisiana
Jesse Rogers
Georgina
Teresina
Henry
Jesse
Joe Hooker
Walter H. Hebert
Bobbs Merrill
Hooker
Lawrence Great
Duell, Sloan & Pearce
Arthur W. Upfield
Doubleday, Doran
Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte
the Wanderer
Nathan Schachner
Appleton Century
Dante Alighieri
Erle Stanley Gardner
Morrow
Perry Mason
Harriet E. Kolb
C. Burr Artz
Sth
Carl W. Mercer
Carroll Parkway
84Th Chemical Battalion
Mark W. Clark
Fifth Army
84Th
Salerno
Anzio
Arno River
Cpl
Mercer
Battaion
Vera Brittaiz
Albert Tolett
W. V
Ladiesburg
Wards
Montgomery Ward
Wan
Ae Fisk
New York State
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbraste
WFEMD
Potomac Edison Co
Eros
Abew Sietiooan Smith -CaRgon
Wyman- Manning
Kunhrad Be
WuGheesayi
John Alogely
John Alexander Craig
Phra Stevens
Bamiaka Brown
Alan Mowaray
V. Kern
Ayaman Aes
Aarti
Texas Rangers
Haunted Harbor
Paniire
Lulubelle
Ola
Tony Posice
Bohn
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