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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
11
Dorothy Dix argues that excessive housekeeping harms marriages. A clean, well-run home can win a husband, but overwork risks neglecting the relationship. Letters discuss in-laws, finances, and wartime labor shifts shaping women’s roles.
NEA report notes Lloyds of London insured Susanna Foster’s voice for 100000 prior to a USO Texas tour. Policy negotiated by Tony Landi of Lloyds Hollywood, part of Universal’s push for Susanna after The Phantom of the Opera success with Nelson Eddy.
Gaithersburg sisters Miss Mary Bros and Miss Catherine Broscharl, from Visitation Academy in Frederick, spent last weekend with their parents Dr and Mrs Frank Broscharl. Mrs M D Ellmore returned from a two week vacation with her mother Mrs Jr A Rollins in Lovellsville Va. Norman Bell attended an attractively light bridge parity with guests including Mrs Willand Cooley and others. Miss Mary Lon Walker and Miss Helen Walker visited Yale University in New Haven. Mr and Mrs George Marshall returned home after a ten day visit with Mrs Thomas Marshall in Pocomoke City. Mr and Mrs Marberry Gates of Rockville joined them. Miss Effie Ternent returned from several days with her mother in Lonaconing. Mrs Olive Farmer hosts guests in Washington Grove, Mr and Mrs Paul Farmer of White Plains NY. Mrs Sinclair Taylor visiting sister Miss Frances Mays in Washington.
Emmitsburg organizes a National War Fund drive with George Wilhide as district chair. Emmitsburg and Lewistown quotas total 3 400 and 600 respectively. Mrs John Kerr chairs Emmitsburg district. Red Cross funds to be raised separately. Emmitsburg High School Student Council elects officers for the new year with William Ryder president and James Sixx vice president.
The report notes a birthday celebration for Phyllis Ripka at her home 91 East Main Street with attendees Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahi, Caroline Ae, Marcee Stargatal, Violet Iabatge, Joan Ripka, Ruba Walte Raymond Hahn, Bobby Boone, Joba Mo Hatn, George Repp and others from Allen Draige, Vat.
Laytonsville and nearby communities report residents visiting relatives and traveling. Elgie Mawkins and Celeste Hawkins vacation on Fisher’s Island New York with extended family at dinner. Alfred Fraley and Paul Stang plan a month in New Orleans with Sergi and Mrs David Stang. Mrs Higgins and daughter relocate to Washington for the winter. Ollie Gross visits family in Midland Virginia and Soper relatives. Mrs Burlage’s Boston visit and Connecticut friends noted.
Pastor Rewelry leads Foxville Mount Moriah Luth vhad church services Sunday afternoon Oct 24 at 250 with Sunday school at 110. Mrs. Joseph Duncan, injured after a fall, is reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown of Brunswick visit family. Samuel Buhrman, at a Marine camp in South Carolina, visits on furlough. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown motor from Ohio to visit friends and relatives in the area.
A dedication marks the Room of Remembrance at the college library, preserving history with relics, old photographs, and pieces from the Woman's College era. Frederick Feura Seysbadgbe and others contributed items. students gathered for the celebration, with the event highlighting archival value for residents and students.
Liens Jameson Dowdy and Lavat Ritoda Vadhros of the WAC visited Frederick last week and announced headquarters for the AWVS canteen. Women seeking Women’s Army Corps info and applications will meet two recipients, with Lieut. Dowell from Rocky Mount NC serving on the Service Men’s Organization board.
The readable text includes praise for hospitality and home cooked meals then shifts to questions about a radio broadcast on the Atlantic and a 1924 project timeline. It ends with a quiz asking when Tammany founded and the ancient Spanish game for Kansas territory, Quivira.
A quirky Q and A feature titled The Sadder Lever appears in the public sphere, attracting attention for its odd phrasing and curious riddles. The inaugural edition reportedly sold out quickly, with readers intrigued by a blavh widow under faust and Ab states lore.
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