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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1947
Page
3
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized a ten percent rail freight rate boost totaling about 100,000,000 annually, with Southern lines allowed to raise passenger fares. Coastwise carriers and eight forwarders receive matching freight increases, effective on short notice, as railroads prepare revised schedules for public posting.
AP News outlines a modular cottage that starts at four rooms and can grow to six with upstairs rooms breezeway and garage to be finished later. The basic unit covers 30 square feet with construction at 18.6735 cubic feet excluding the garage and aims to guide local cost estimates.
Court records show Harry W. Eyler and Marian Cogan Eyler filing a bill for absolute divorce. Other items list property transfers, marriage license data, and notices from New Market W S C S at the Methodist parsonage with hostess Mrs. K D Swecker on October 2.
In the absence of the president the vice president led the opening service. Mrs Merkle Lease read the Scripture. Hymns included Open My Eyes That I May See and A Charge To Keep I Have. Mrs Swecker led the program with The Gospel for Our Generation. The war brought many problems to inhabitants of many countries which must be met by.
The service stressed living as a Christian nation in a Christ like manner. Notices announced a Buckeystown zone meeting on October 16 during the week of prayer from October 26 to 31. Reverend Swecker led the pastor's portion of the proceedings.
A notice announces the next gathering to be held on November 6 with Mrs Merkle Lease serving as hostess. The fragment confirms the event and host but lacks additional details.
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