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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1942
Page
9
Julie interviews Kelland as Dawn’s fate haunts the shipyard. Pete Fowler, recovering from injury, pushes to speed boat production and warns of a shadowed threat. Julie considers Dawn’s possible involvement while fearing a wider conspiracy at the yard and a dangerous chase for truth.
Local notices report solicitors for the Children's Aid Society drive ending October 15 led by Mrs. Clyde Morningstar and others. Residents and relatives visitations include Mr. and Mrs. John Englar with family, Sergeant Jack Thompson at Camp Pickett, and the Coast Guard member William Schue. World-wide communion observed at St Pauls Methodist with 106 in attendance. infant christened at the service. Presbyterian prayer meetings and World-wide communion held on October 4 with Rev. J. Russell Gaar in charge. multiple households—Alcorn, Harding, Moore, Barnes, Kress—enjoyed Sunday gatherings in Westminster and New Windsor.
The Woodbine Girls 4-H Club held its second annual Achievement Day on October 1 at Howard Hall with club president Freda Condon in charge. Participants presented a summer recreation program for local preschoolers, recitations and songs by Eileen Mullinix Daisy Clark and Joan Jenkins, a piano duet by Barbara Clark and Viola Harrison, and a fashion show guided by Adeline M. Hoffman.
Julie and Pete trail Kelland to a remote river property suspecting Dawn's death and a wider plot. After an early tire theft and a shot fired at their car they pursue clues, wary of a tailing driver. They plan a midnight ascent to Kelland's Klamath River trip to uncover truth, risking danger as dawn nears.
Harrison and Evelyn Evans modeled a dress by Freda Condon who announced the program and played piano. A candle lighting ceremony followed with H program members named. Exhibits judged by Miss Hoffman placed Dorothy Mullinix Betty Lou Haines Mary Louise Rippeon Barbara Clark Wilda Condon and Freda Condon earning top ribbons. Jewell Haines won county prep and Freda Corto gained All Stars membership in Maryland.
Wartime bonds offer funding for ammunition and war effort. The text notes tracer bullets aid fire accuracy but contains many corrupted phrases. It urges investing at least ten percent of income in war bonds every payday and to purchase them from banks post offices radio stations and other outlets.
Linwood Linwood and Frank J. Wachter Jr departed Monday for Baltimore after enlisting in the United States Army and beginning training at Camp Lee Virginia. He is a 1940 graduate of Elmer Wolfe High School Union Briday where he served as class president for four years and played in the school orchestra. He starred in four operettas at Western Maryland College.
Reports indicate that after the war the market will feature large volumes of 100 octane gasoline. It is expected to be offered on a premium basis while B7 octane would remain the standard grade for general use.
Dorothy Dix argues women who boast of speaking or acting as they please pay a heavy social price. She notes blunt remarks cut reputations, and true independence requires balance with others. Live together, she says, and no one truly lives to themselves.
Private Plankard, son of Mr and Mrs Phivkard of Urbana, who was stationed at Camp Stewart Georgia, has been transferred to Canty Kilmer New Jersey.
The circuit court granted a change of venue to Montgomery County in a case filed by Mrs Dorothy Horner and three surviving sons of Itohi Horner against M. J. Grove Lime Company. The suit stems from a truck collision years ago that killed Horner. Plaintiffs cited inability to obtain a fair trial locally. William M. Storm represents plaintiffs, E. Austin James and W. Clinton McSherry represent the defendant.
State Trooper William Houck charged Raymond Franklin Swartz of Route 4 with reckless driving after a minor crash between Jefferson and Sunnyside early Sunday. Swartz’s car hit the rear of Carl David Shores’s vehicle on Route 4, causing minor damage. a hearing is set for Tuesday.
In a splash of gossip and career notes, Judy Garland and other MGM stars face glamor on screen with new outfits and contract talks. Hedy Lamarr hushes warbling plans while George Raft bets on a new bracelet, and Dorothy Comingore exits RKO amid suspensions. Comedy trains and a desert shoot with Humphrey Bogart and Henry Fonda weave through the Hollywood chatter as wartime demands and studio politics intersect.
An OCR fragment mentions a cold relief salve with ingredients or agents named in a garbled way. It references a product for colds and muscle aches and notes a potent supply count 354. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are discernible.
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