Eldership Ends Meeting Ends Third Day Session
The 73rd annual session of the Churches of God of Maryland and Virginia adjourned after a full day at Bethel church. Rev 5 A Rupe presided with Rev CO Sullivan as secretary. Officers and committees were named, Findley College trustee Scott Sullivan elected, and a new elder assignment to churches announced. The retirement fund plan was adopted for ministers and widows.
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Churches of God of
Maryland
Virginia
Bethel Church
Highfield
CO. Sullivan
Crampton Gap
Gapland
Scott Sullivan
Findley College
Findley
Hazel Brand
Hagerstown
Ad T
Wir Kapica
Mary Schildt
H C. Gonso
Clarence McGaha
J H Hoch
John Zeigler
Harry
Gonso
Kuipe
Willson Hummiebaugh
Levi Carabaugh
R Taylor
D Cunningharm
Samuel Myers
Hazel Blard
W. F. Murray Big
Pool
Bland
Hagerstowne
Committee On Resolutions
Roy Schrins
Church Advocate
Harrisburg Pa
C H Lefevers
Harrisburg
Elza Beer
New Windsor Airman Killed Over Romania June 24
George Frederick Weishaar of New Windsor was killed in action over Romania on June 24. A tail gunner on a B 24 Liberator, he completed 49 missions and earned the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters. He served about two years, son of Bernard F and Edna Gobrecht Weishaar, with a brother in the South Pacific and sisters in Westminster and at home.
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George Frederick Weishaar
New Windsor
Romania
War Department
Vivian Barnes Weishaar
Weishaar
Bernard F
Edna Gobrecht Weishaar
Francis
South Pacific
Arleda Turtle Westminster
Mary Jane
Hand-made Creations Hat Adds Witching Fall Touch
Handmade Felis Velvets and Satins hats offered in large and small sizes. Just the hat to add that bewitching touch to your fall costume.
Stamp redemption notes from 1945 ration era
The text lists valid and upcoming redemptions for the 1945 wartime ration books. It covers Meats fats and processed foods in Book Four, sugar stamps valid through late 1945, Shoes Book Three stamps, gasoline coupons, and heating fuel coupons. It notes dates when new stamps become valid and the periods they cover, including home canning limits and regional validity.
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Associated Press
Feo
Terror Reign In Hungary
London reports turmoil as Hungary faces an armistice request. Nazi elements allegedly seize control in Budapest with Regent Horthy detained and Ferenc Szalasi’s party vowing ruthless action against traitors. Mass arrests claimed. army divisions’ fate unclear as troops resist potential armistice.
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London
Hungary
Letrud Iurtens
Nagis
Nicholas Horth
Germany
Budapest
Vienna
Horthy
Nazi Party
Feret Szalasi
Ankara
Gestapo
Lille
France
Rising Inclinations in New York Stocks and German Lubricants
Scattered stocks showed modest gains in New York trading on October 16 as leaders lagged due to light cashing. In Germany, lubricants for oxygen compressors are described as viscous alkaline silicate solutions, noted for reducing inorganic fire risks.
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New York
Germany
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis With Creomulsion
An advertisement urges quick treatment of bronchitis to prevent chronic illness. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy containing beechwood creosote and other cough medicines. The ad claims rapid cough relief, rest, and sleep, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Joosen
7000 Planes Strike in Unprecedented Weekend Bombing
London October 16. The Allied offensive swept German ports as RAF bombers crossed the North Sea in 40 hours for the 14th and 15th major British American raids. Over 40 000 tons of bombs fell on western Germany with 7000 planes taking part, heavily hitting Cologne and Dinslaken in a sustained day and night assault.
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London
Cologne
Dinsours
Weekend Accident Report Brings Injuries And Citations
State Police reported two weekend incidents. Mrs Evelyn B Milky of Taney Apartments was injured in an apparent jump from a moving car on Route Line near Hansonville, with lacerations and satisfactory condition at Frederick City Hospital. Calin Miller, formerly of Thurmont, involved in the incident, was near Route Line during an argument. Earlier, a rear-end collision on Route 340 south of Jefferson injured Wiliam Henry George, charged with driving without a license after his car struck Lewis Woodrow Dixon's vehicle at 109 East Potomac Street, Brunswick. both cars sustained minor damage.
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Evelyn B Milky
Taney Apartments
Hansonville
Frederick City Hospital
Richard Myers Wo
Miller
Calin Miller
Thurmont
Wis Miller
Jefferson
Wiliam Henry George Baltimore
Myers
George
Lewis Woodrow Dixon
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Home Sold on West Main Street to Shafer Family
Miss Bertha McBride sells her 246 story frame dwelling on West Main Street Middletown to Mr and Mrs Oscar Shafer Jr. New owners take possession November 1. Mr Shafer is in the Navy and stationed at Bainbridge.
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Bertha McBride
West Main Street
Middletown
Oscar Shafer Jr
Safer
Nas
Bainbridge
Freshmen Win Alumnae Cup At Campus Day Events
The Hood alumnae saber cup was awarded to the Freshman class at the twenty sixth annual Campus Day exercises. Freshmen performed blue gym suits with hats and labels, earning 344 points to win the cup. Sophomores placed third and Juniors fourth in a colorful pageant themed around postwar dreams and a presidential election satire.
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Hood
Hudson Memos
Osha
Fleshimar Ooss
Bew Vetarns
Fieshunun
Chan
Gladys Ruby
Fannie Wiece
Altoona
Buh Agreas
Junio Class
General College
Marquita
Henry T Wade
Muse
Margaret Whitehead
Catherine Williams
WCA
The
Athletic Association
Coblentz Hall
Clark Sheetenhelm
Eleanor
Will probate reveals estate divided among relatives
The will of Mary E Botte of Middletown was probated in Orphans Court this morning, disposing of a small estate largely personal property. It bequeaths direct personal effects to Catharine Stdecy Hele en and to Clarence Had Gen, with nieces and nephews to receive the remainder converted to cash and divided. The will is dated May 2044 and was witnessed by John Wise and Charles E Mumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Orphans Court
Catharine
Heleen
Clarence
Nancy Bateles
John Wise
Charles E Mumford
Keaster Fields unit reassignment reported at Biloxi
Oct 16 report lists Py Walden Elwood Bowens colored son of Mi and Miss Wa ter Bowens Walkersville as reassigned within the Army Sire Porves Tr ues Command for new ile tars duties at Keaster Fields, Biloxi Miss.
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Kefesler Fifli
Keester Field
Biloxi
Py Walden Elwood Bowens
Water
Bowens Walkersville Do
Keaster Fields
Army
Sire Porves Tr Ues
New Ile Tars
Final USO Picnic Season Draws to Close
Meadow weather limited attendance at the last USO outdoor event of the autumn season. Organizers reported a modest crowd despite a bright afternoon. Musician Mattia and the Happy band performed as games and a horseshoes contest drew a modest turnout.
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Nawab Way
Tipolis
Say
Diet Mattia
Happy Ots
Yat Ween
Dane
Juinmien Chatndien
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Londonderry
Dr. Edwards
Dr Edwards
F M. Edwards
DR. Edwards Rasitts Seeee
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Frederick
Mies Delavan Rawlins
Annapolis
Wiss Maury Gordon
Upper Montclan Noo
Margaret McAlpore
Mass Margaret Mains
USO
Lt Lodseis
Ree
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
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Pepsi-Cola Boliling CO
Ge Ballimore
George B Kebine
Blue Ridge Brand
Scrapple
Rederick County Products, Inc
Peoples Drug
Peoples Service Drug Stores
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All Drag Star
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Robert Armbrester
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Treag
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John Deere
Hilcorn
Ford Tractor
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