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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1942

Page

8

Local Draft Board One Begins Mailing Questionnaires

Local Draft Board One has started mailing questionnaires to about 200 registrants aged 20 in the fifth registration. The 20 year olds may be called for induction after 10 men are drawn from the third registration. Names of early recipients and new clerks are listed along with instructions to report address changes under penalty.

Draft Board One Army Parsons, Newman Board One Leprolda Draft Board Two Ralph Stauffer Joseph H. J Nestor William Russell Stevens Water Street John Malcolm Anderson East D Street Brunswick Truth Maratea T Nanomat

Evicted residents listed by routes and streets in multiple Maryland towns

A long OCR list names numerous individuals by route and street, spanning Frederick Brunswick Walkersville Middletown Jefferson and Baltimore area, with addresses on East Church Street West Fifth Street Main Street and other avenues. The entry mixes colored designations and various personal identifiers, indicating a public or legal notice listing residents and probable evictions or housing actions.

John Douglas Weddle Seventh Street James Edward Lacey Patrick Street Charles Leazer Main Third Street Robert Donald Altland Potomac Street Brunswick James McKinney Wirts Daniel Leo Esworthy Frederick Herbert Leroy Deener Millard Elgin Gosnel Martin Martell Blessing Sick Robert Eugene Derfli Bruno Charles Rinehart South Market Street Leroy Themes Dixon North Virginia Avenue Philip Kefauver Fulton Avenue Walkersville James Albert Page Frederick George Charles Bussard Main Street Middletown Clifton Herbert Baker Germantown Charles Samuel Willer West South Street Paul Jerry Liston Lester Lee Reynolds Walnut Street George Washington Wenner, Jr Fotomac Street Howard South Maester Colliflower Stanley Robert Delsuder Jefferson Emory Coblentz George William Morrison Jerome Warren Spangler Malter Braddock Hei Philip Josep Wolfe Adamstown Charles Edward Esworthy East South Levi Kinsey Irvin Wee Hayes Luther Metz Robert Harrison Weigand South Merket Robert Leroy Howard Walter Cagle Eyler East Church Street Ralph Richard Jones West Fifth Street Douglas Arthur Heffner Maple Avenue John Robinson Warner Kenneth Grover Horne Roy Albert Kline, Jr John Henry Hervert Evictes Fredeton Robert Eugene Hil Buckeystown Raymond Leo Oden John Harvey Hedger, Jr East Main Street James Richard Hartis Roger Michael Phebus North Market Street Richard Eugene Stine Russell Eugene Roberts East Sixth Street Paul Richard Blank Charles Erwin Kanade, Jr Alvie Lewis Ridgiey James Luther Sparks Earl William Cline Robert Jewel Terrace Avenue Irvin William Hahne East Potomac Street Richard Matthew Hausler Baltimore Joseph Meh Etts Saget Charles Edward Henderson Burkittsville Roger Eldridge Clary Albert Leroy Thompson Five Robert Wilson Koontz Donald Franklin Albaugh Washington Austin Beachley Cobientz Harald Joseph Barkier Harold Hightman Routzahn David Lee Shankle West Frith Street Martin V. Main Douglas Edward Harley West Patrick Street Robert Vernon Shearer Grayson Cramer George Edward Hildebrand Aaron K. Horst Henry Reese Shoemaker, Jr Wilbur Norris Whinn Doubs James Richard Willams William Henry Hildebrand East South Street Irving Ernest Rhodarick West Fourth Street Glenn William Wiles Bernard Farring Carpenter Robert Junior Cole Burkitsville Walter Maurice Reid Emory Brine Fogle William Lightfoot Merick, Jr Trail Avenue James Austin Null Magnolia Avenue James Henry Kercolored

Strivers Class Meeting and Bible Group Supper

The Strivers Class of Woodsboro Lutheran met at Miss Pauline Holler’s home Tuesday evening with Betty Smith presiding. Pauline Boller organized a program including readings, hymns, Scripture, and prayers. Mrs. Herbert Schmidt named class teacher. refreshments served to listed members. Also Calvary Methodist Threads of Gold class held a supper and monthly meeting at Calvary with 40 present, planning Joash Day and a thrift sale. Rev. William Nelson’s hospital status reported as satisfactory.

Woodsboro Lutheran Church Pauline Holler Betty Smith Pauline Boller Demhy Dixon Dorothy Dixon Martha Flickinger Anna 4. Warrenfeltz Jesus Herbert Schmidt Mrs. Schmidt Belilv Smith Anna K. Warrenfeltz Josephine Meskiel Margaret Hahn Calvary Methodist Church Edith Wickham B. W. Meeks Mary Benson Sidlige Howard Gerrich William Nelson Ninth Avenue Methodist Church Brunswick Fred. Benck City Hospital

Baptists Name Officers and Pay 3000 on Debt

The First Baptist church annual meeting reported 25 new members bringing total to 615, total expenditures 11,592 with a 4,000 debt reduction. Twenty-seven local men serve in the armed forces. Three pianos were donated in memory of Mr. Gregory. Officers and executive committees were elected for the new year, with William C. Royal as general director of the Bible school and G. H. McGregor as general superintendent.

First Baptist Church Wiliam C. Royal Covntry G. H. McGregor Ukurence L. Marsh Co. W. Gregory Gregory James S. PP. Trout G. William Siultz Lena Kline J. S Rubeck W. C. Jones Samuel C .Trout J. W. Foul H. BD. Radcliff M. E. Watkins J. David Trout E W Shry G. Wm Stultz Elmer ‘Stockman BR. L. Shertick HblEbert AB. Collinus W. C. Humm Tcammilses Bowyer Faut James Crist Charles Schultz Charles Rentzeli Emil Nelson William Heim G. William Trout Edward Teter Millenargs

Church and Union Organization Directory Snapshot

A fragmented listing shows names and roles across church departments and organizations. It catalogs Fleet teachers Young People division Adult Department Extension department Baptist Training Union and Scouting, naming superintendents secretaries pianists and event leaders such as Rubeck Cornproost Trout Brunk Sherrick and Gregory Union executives.

V. S. Rubeck Margaret Cornpropst Neimane Brunk BR. L. Sherrick Catherine Gaver George Lurtz J. David Trout Austin Fogle Harry D. Radeliff Virginia Royal Charles Fleet Young Peoples Department Harry Cornproost James Trout A. B. Collmus H. H. Ewing Neiman Brunk G. Wm. Stultz Anna May Hughes R. L. Sherrick A. B. Collinus Elmer ‘Stockman G. H McGregor W .Gregory W. C. Humm J. PB. Daniel W. C Hum John Rubeck C. W. Gregory G. H Mc Gregor Bowyer Fout A. 8. Collmus Gregory Union Bartgis Royal Union Nichlann Brunk James Gregory Intermediate Union James Hampton

Social Worker And Tug Others Hurt In Accident

Two local women injured when a southbound car driven by Ryland F. Taylor veered into the northbound vehicle driven by Dorothy E. Wachter near the Middleburg Pike north of Hagerstown. Deputies say Taylor was under the influence and failed to keep to the right. Mrs Hartman and Mrs Wachter were treated for shock and bruises.

Hagerstown Middleburg Leister Isanogle Ryland F. Taylor Gay Street Jeff Dorothy E. Wachter Frederick John

Luf's Stuff Appetite and Its Endless Demands

A narrator describes a voracious appetite that guides daily eating, noting a pet like urge that must be fed and pleased. The text hints at changing food supplies and potential scarcity, with the speaker asserting appetite adaptability and a vow not to cheat hungry creatures. It ends with a remark about Alaska cows and the need to import replacements.

Today In History and Birthdays of Noted Figures

Today highlights anniversaries of John F. P. G. Muhlenberg James Lawrence Hulus Choate Henry Clay Work Kate Field Glenn Frank and other leaders. It notes 1800 France cedes Louisiana to Spain in secret treaty. 1882 Ezra Meeker’s Oregon voyage. 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing. 1988 German occupation of Czechoslovakia zone. 1941 Allied aid to Stalin. Birthdays include Blake ly Herr Grouchy Marx Faith Baldwin Patterson Drexel Biddle Boeing and Horowitz.

John FP. G. Muhlenberg Destronp Des Oory James Lawrence Burlington N. J Hulus Choate Massachusett Essex Mass Henry Clay Work Chicago Georgia Middie Comm Kate Field St. Louis Glenn Frank Queen City France Spain England Louisiana Ezra Meeker Oregon Los Angeles Times McNamara Brothers Thal Argonne First Zone Czechoslovakia Poland U. S Stalin Charles A. Blakely Williamsburg John K. Herr Cavalry White House Grouchy Marx New York City Faith Baldwin New Canaan Col Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Philadelphia Willam E. Boeing Seattle Detroit Vladimir Horowitz New York Russia

Engineer Could Have Prevented Train Crash

Baltimore detective reports engineer Rufus McClelland testified he saw no warning signal before a triple train wreck near Dickerson Maryland that killed about 18 people. He admitted he did not slow to 30 mph after sighting a yellow signal, and a speed tape showed speeds up to 67 mph before the collision as investigators cite inexperience and poor visibility.

Page One Baltimore Rufus McClelland McClelland Dickerson F. H. Hoskins Montgomery County B. and C Washington-Cumberland P. K. Partee Monocacy River Paul FE Heiskell Monocacy Bridge William F. Campbell John P. McCurdy Paul V. Bowman

Farm Leaders Welcome Senate Anti-Inflation Compromise

Washington reports four major farm groups endorsed the Senate backed anti inflation compromise. They view it as pressuring executives to consider farm labor costs when setting ceiling prices for farm products. The group leaders include Albert S. Goss Edward A. O Neal C C Teague H E Babcock and Charles W Holman. They praised the Senate for listening to farmers and noted how the compromise will depend on administration spirit. Say you saw it in The News.

Washington Senate Congress Albert S. Goss National Grange Edward A. O'Neal American Farm Bureau Federation C. C. Teague H. E. Babcock National Council of Farmers Cooperatives Charles W. Holman National Milk Producers Federation

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