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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1944

Page

9

Tivoli and Opera House Films Show Week of War Theaters

The Tivoli opens with Wing and a Prayer portraying U S carrier action at Midway led by Don Ameche and cast. Bugs Bunny and Universal news follow with Sweet and Low Down featuring Benny Goodman. Hail the Conquering Hero, What To Do With Germany, and other entertainments play through Sunday. Opera House showcases Kansas City Kitty and Invisible Man's Revenge with a lineup across Tuesday to Saturday. Frederick theater screens Spock Tow and Captain America serials with shorts and news.

Tivoli Theater U. S Midway Don Ameche William Edythe Dana Andrews Charles Bickford Cedrick Hardwicke Bugs Bunny Germany Pete Smith Universal News Morgan's Creek Eddie Bracken Preston Sturges Eddie Salt Lake Opera House Kansas City Joan Davis Bob Crosby Jan Frazee Three Stooges

Shortage Of Matches Expected To Last Through 1945

New York report warns that a civilian match shortage will be acute for the rest of this year and likely into early 1945 due to a surge in government orders for the last quarter of 1944. Retail rationing rises as tobacco outlets tighten sales and kitchen matches grow scarce amid dealer action. Rudolph Burns of Thurmont, who fractured his nose and both arms in a fall from a ladder while working on a home arch, is recovering and has returned home.

New York Rudolph Burns Thurmont Fredeli¢n Ciy Hospital Mr. Burns

Service Pvt Paterson stationed at Staten Island visit with family

Private Paterson son of Mr and Mrs Otha Patterson of 12 West All Saints Street is stationed on Staten Island He recently spent a weekend with his wife Beatrice Patterson and daughter Diane of 225 Piebus Avenue Before entering service May 1 1944 he was employed at Camp Detrick

Pvt Paterson Otha Patterson West All Saints Street Staten Island Beatrice Patterson Diane Piebus Avenue Patterson Camp Detrick Emma Lynch Philadelphia Bolivar Laureda Webb E. E. Webb Lula Mason Andover Mass Elwood Fossett Ridge St Wilbur Winters J. Walter Dudrow Camp Ritchie C. E. Dudrow Ferman Sallada Washington, D. C Roy Butts Tech James Biggs James Cassell Fillmore Avenue England Europe Berlin English Channel Nelue Cassell Biggs Air Corps Laura Brill Cecil E. Webb C. E. Webb Larry Wilt Raymond Wilt Washington David M. Culler Baltimore Bark Hill Harry Ecker Albert Carr Woman's Society of Christian Service Johnsville Methodist Church Benedum Street Union Bridge George E. Fowble Carl Mullinix Pontiac Mich Robert Spurrier Paul Spurrier U. S. Army Italy Crem Bsauntsburg lLient Wade Curisier Mirv Edwith Chitsnner East Main Street India Persian Gulf Comoand Fie Midrii Flore Wit Fran Cuersiat Charles Pete Senate Bernard Priues Chrismers Casablanca Wick” Chernowaski Mt St. Mary’ College States Olivers Wis Chrismer Iran Nea Russia Dixful City of the Mind Army Signal Corps Tran Desert Gulf

Bolivar Obituary and Community Notes Highlight Local Life

Martha Jane Moore Mangan 76 widow of Samuel Mangan of Samples Manor died Wednesday at her daughter's home in Camp Hill after illness. Survived by three sisters, nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Grandson Lieut. Harry Graves serves in Pacific theater. Services held at Samples Manor Church with burial in churchyard. The column also reports visits, military moves, and local comings and goings across Bolivar and nearby towns, including notes on families, births, and a 23 year old airman’s World War II service.

Bolivar Martha Jane Moore Mangan Samuel ¥. Mangan Samples Norman T. Thayer Camp Hill Samples Manor Thayer Naraie Reed Brownsville Lara Stouffer Barre Rhoda Taylor Martinsburg Mongan Harry Graves Pacific Theatre of Operations Samples Manor Church Kipe L. M. Young Harpers Ferry Biola Titanecal Castleman's Inn W. E. Clevenger Doris Myrna Sharon Halltown William Trail Arys Green California George Green South Pacific Tulagi Guam Green Marine Corps Ann Russell Green Abeerstay Morgan Shepherdstown Oscar Wilt Millville Sylvester Bolivar Heights Whitlow Bucxeystown B. F. Eackles J. E. Derry Neersville Thomas Webb Alberton Cumberland Eliza McCormick Philadelphia George Haggerty

Union Bridge Hosts Eastern Star Grand Officers Visit

Union Bridge Chapter 41 welcomed about one hundred attendees including lodges from Cumberland Baltimore Towson Westminster and Frederick for the visitation of the Grand Officers of Maryland Order of Eastern Star. Grand Matron Elsie K Wolfe of Frederick and Grand Patron Frank Smith of Cumberland attended with plans to aid those in service after their return home. Wolfe’s birthday anniversary was marked with a cake presentation.

Union Bridge Grand Officers of Maryland Order of Eastern Star Plymouth Order of Fattern Star Wolfe

Mystery entwined in a vanished bootblack and a perilous ride

Chapter 30 follows a missing bootblack key to the murderer as a dragnet unfolds. Susan and Erich flee a tense street scene when a car stops and Julie and Thorny summon them aboard. Jim Lockhart lies delirious at his home, while Dalian's reaction shadows the unfolding scandal as Merril guides the uneasy gathering inside.

Coory Susan Erich Julie Thorny Doc Merril Jim Lockhart Dalian Jim Lockhart House Daliah Lockhart Merril Jim Locanart

Fragmented confession in a tense hospital room

In a heated bedside scene LC Fleming and Losseley reveal a dying man named Jim Lockhart confessing past deeds amid a hospital ward. Julie probes the night of a lab fire while others wrestle with love jealousy and guilt. The dialogue exposes a murder accusation and fear of death.

Midvale Ends With Julie Scarbrough Gift to Hospital

In the final pages of the Midvale story Erich links Kelso to past schemes while Lockhart confesses to manipulation and theft. Julie Scarbrough returns home to a town rejoicing in a hospital gift from Dr Scarbrough, as the town and its people look toward a brighter future.

Kelso Lockhart Corker Julie Midvale Erich Jule Scarbrough Merrill Julie Scarbrough Scarbrough House Sarah Susan

Lovettsville Couple marries in North Carolina

Lieutenant George Edward Wire son of Mr and Mrs George Wire of Lovettsville and Miss Zceimena Thompson of Spen ter NC wed in North Carolina. Lieut Wire a Lovettsville High School and Catawba College graduate served in the Pacific. The couple visited Lovettsville before returning to Camp Lejeune NC where he is stationed. Other local notes mention furloughs and visits from Ruth Fletcher Otho Spring Eddie Brown Mrs Ella Houshelder Mr and Mrs H C Lease Homer Miller Walter Myers and families with various travel and family news.

Lovettsville George Edward Wire George Wire Zceimena Thompson Spenter N. C North Carolina Wire Lovettsville High School Catawba College Salisbury N.C Pacific Camp Lejuene Ruth Fletcher Otho Spring Medford Eddie Brown Marine Corps Norfolk Ella Houshelder H. C. Lease Washington Homer Miller Frederick C. B. Spring Charles Spring Sampson N. Y

Damascus P T A Holds First Meeting and Plans

The Damascus P T A met October 2 with Mrs. George Woodfield presiding. A move to relocate the State health clinic was discussed to free space for growing enrollment. Edwina Mullinix was named secretary, Mrs. Robert Lewis treasurer, and A. A. Moxley vice president. Members reported 325 quarts of canned goods for school cafeterias and 56 bags of milkweed pods for life jackets for armed forces. A Junior dance is planned with the next meeting likely November 6.

Damascus

Dessert bridge party honors Li and Dahlstrom in Gaithersburg

Gaithersburg society notes show James P. Er vine hosting a dessert bridge party at her home honoring Li and Mrs. B. P. Dahlstrom with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bulhimer and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fretz of Washington Grove. Helen McBain visits relatives in Schenectady while the Marshalls and Moxieys return from a stay with Mrs. Thomas Marshall in Pocomoke City. J Vinson Peter returns to Rockville after a visit with Mr.

Valihersourg James P. Ervine B. P. Dahlstrom Robert Bulhimer Samuel Fretz Washington Grove Helen McBain James Dingwall Schenectady N. Y Aitchen Gas Sinecase

Family guests gather for reunion across states

Mrs Warrier Bastable hosts Aliss Jennie Young of Charles Town W Va. Mr and Mrs Paul Farmer of White Plains visit Mrs Harry Farmer in Washington Grove before Paul’s move to Houston. John Farmer of Hastings on Hudson and Mrs Charles Apgar of Madison NJ join the reunion along with Merle Hersberner of Woodbury Heights NJ. Mrs Walter A Williams returns from Pittsfield Mass after visiting Anderson and the Williams family.

Warrier Bastable Jennie Young Charles Town W. Va Paul Farmer White Plains Harry Farmer Washington Grove Farmer Houston Merle Hersberner Woodbury Heights N. J Walter A. Williams Pittsfield Mass Anderson Williams

Women's Market Club Holds October Meeting at Engle Home

The New Market Homemakers Club met at Mrs. John Engle's home near Baithlows with Mrs. W T Watkins as chairman selecting My Country Tis of Thee and Old Folks at Home. President Mrs. Parziale presided. Red Cross knitters appeal read. reports urged recruiting with W A C. prewar versus present materials shown. clothing overhauls urged. Fellowship Game Night planned for November. recreation by Mrs. John Molesworth. next meeting set for Mrs. Falconer on November 3.

New Market Club New Market Homemakers Club John Engle Baithlows W. T Watkins Parziale Red Cross Trimble Murray Etzler John Molesworth Falconer

Hodges Completes MP Training At Barksdale Field

William M Hodges of Boyds has finished a four week course in specialized training at the 380th AAF Base Unit Military Police Training Center at Barksdale Field The graduate has returned to his home station at Brookley Field Mobile Alabama.

William M. Hodges Boyds 380Th Aaf Military Police Training Center Barksdale Field Brookley Field Mobile Ala

Jupide To We Use Lie Wal Ash Improves Fish Balance

A note advises stocking ponds with a balance of plant-eating fish and their predators to maintain healthy aquatic ecosystems. It emphasizes matching the right proportions to ensure sustainable food webs and water quality.

Jupide Wal Ash

Emmitsburg Democrats Urge Registration and Get-Out-The-Vote Plans

The Democratic Central Committee met at the Fireman's Hall to promote age 21 registration and organize the November 7 vote. Oral registration tallies show precincts reporting 143 voters, with 26 Republicans and 9 Democrats in Precinct 1, 44 Republicans and 25 Democrats in Precinct 2, and 20 Republicans and 1 Democrat in Precinct 6.

Emmitsburg Democratic Central Committee Thetoro Bo Alding Novvis Sted Robert Stonesifer Atelen Carl Angel West Main Street Doris Strang Geltynburg Road York Frailer Helen Frailey C. G. Frailey St. Joseph's College Francis Matthews Edwin Chrisimer East Main Street Chrismer Gordon B. Propf Baltimore Propf Baltimore Sunpapers William M. Travers Mary Chrismer Carney Hospital Boston Mass Wade Chrismer John Everett Chrismer Veteran's Hospital Sun Mount Charles Hogman Washington Robert K. Remsburg Michael O'Shaughnessy Gol West Main Street Knoxville Tenn Tennessee River Basin Tennessee Valley Authority O'Shaughnessy Nova Scotia Ferndale Norwalk Capan Harper & Brothers

Salmon pack from Alaska to be about 20 percent smaller

The 1944 pack of Alaska canned salmon will be about 20 percent below 1943 due to a smaller run from severe winter conditions in spawning streams years earlier that killed fish maturing into adults now.

Alaska

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