Jams and Jellies Freeze Ordered by OPA in 1943
The Office of Price Administration ordered a midnight start to an eight day retail freeze on jams jellies preserves and fruit spreads to prepare for rationing. Citrus marmalades were exempt with zero point value. Blue and green ration stamps will be valid for purchases from late October to December. Industrial and institutional buyers may use existing stock during the freeze.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Balenger Women’s Club October Meeting Report
Balenger Women’s Club met at Mrs. D. S. Landes home with 23 members present. Miss Anna Derr read Foundations for Peace. demonstrations on clothing repair used feed sacks and old garments. Club supported War Fund Drive, canned goods for Home for the Aged, clothing for Greek Relief. discussed sewing machine care. Ballenger Community Show plans. favored Frederick Fair next year. election of officers in November. Also Tiamsville Women’s Club note and other local society items referenced.
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Ballenger
Ballenger Women's Club
D. S. Landes
E. C. Renn
Anna Derr
Willis Derr
Oliver King
Russell Dudrow
Claud Harget
Howard T. Smith
Plana
Feagaville
Frederick
Thomas Culler
Iui
Hallowe'en
Howard Beard
H. Douglas Williams
Swomley
Robert Grubbs
Beard
Miss Hammerly
Williams
Loraine Barrick
Mt. Pleasant Club
Howard Smith
Ema
Momy Crubbs
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge Homemaker's Club
Jug Bridge Girls
Robert Reifsnider
Hughes Ford Road
Evan Carpenter
Daniel Thomas
Reifsnider
Virginia Doub
Frederick High School
Russell Durrow
Ballenger Club
Jesse Hammerly
Victory Garden
Howard Mayne
Albert King
Elmer Dixon
Edna Oden
Harry Tinney
John Engle
Jennie Grabill
King
Tinney
Engle
Richard Hargett
Dixon
Samuel Rogen- Slocn
Hing
Ie Grabill
Rosenstock
Hargett
Miss Grabill
King. Beers
Harry Hamilton
Oden
Bettie Oden
Sarah Catharine Thomas
Janis Clingan
Exie Baker
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Rupert Brooke
Irs
Russell Young
Wayside Inn
North Jefferson Street
Jefferson Club
Paul Ahal
Douglas Hemp
Ron Romeburg
Luther Remsburg
Nina Marriott
Helen Remsburg
Edgar Thomas
Hame
Buckeystown
Earl Remsburg
Woman's Club
Wendell Shankis
America the Beautiful
Shankle
Home of the
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War Adjustments and Social Club Notes Intertwine
A fragmented parish page recalls postwar economic adjustment talks led by club members at Jefferson Club and Buckeystown events. Other items describe Halloween plans, a Greek War Relief drive, and local Homemaker and 4-H activities with prizes and demonstrations.
Bread And Potatoes Prisoners Favorite Food At Fort Leonard Wood
Bread and potatoes emerge as the favored items for German prisoners at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri where dietitian Lieut Mary Steidl notes prisoners enjoy bread and potatoes most. She explains menus are prepared by dietitians and translated for German cooks who also include non-rationed foods and some native dishes while desserts are less popular. Bananas win limited approval among prisoners who otherwise dislike carrots and corn.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Steidl
Fort Leonard Wood
Station Hospital
American Dietetic Association
Premium awards at New Market Community Show
The New Market Community Show distributed premiums last Saturday night across many divisions. Winners include Jast Day and Jack McGolerick in poultry, Norman Lease and Charles Wood in farm produce, Glenn Browning and Carl Mealey in vegetables, plus numerous 4 H and home economics champions like Mary Anna Mantz and Lavinia Harshman.
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Wea Shavast
Norman Lease
Charles Wood
Glenn Browning
FB. Browning
Bruce Crum
William Burall
William Willis
William Wills
Reid
Willian Willis
J. S. Watkins
Paul Jones
Harry Miller
Fruit and Vegetable Department
George Byers
John Dammond
Carl Mealey
John Hammond
Jacob Shawbaker
Jack McColerick
Jack McGalerick
C. B. Willis
Carl I Mealey
Celery
Robert Browning
Rayburn Browning
Carroll
Charles Wilson
Beets
W. B. Willis
Pinock Browning
Kale
Charles Yeager
Austin Mantz
Harold Day
William Yeager
Reyburn Browning
Harold Miller
Harold Kline
Thomas Schwartz
Kessel Day, Jr
Lucian Falconer
Kessel Day
Mary Esther Poole
Duit
Eien Kehne
Rowana Holsinger
Juan Clay
Ruby Miller
Heyburn Browning
Gloria Hahn
Robert Trimble
Doris Miller
Joyce Burall
Wilma Mantz
Victory Garden
Mary Anna Mantz
Grace Harshman
Canning
Lavinia Harshman
Bors
Gareth Lease
Harold Harshman
Jack McGolerick
Kenneth McGolerick
Prize Winners in Women and Household Sacks Contest
Report lists various prizes awarded for entries in a sack-based textiles contest. Winners include Mrs Raymond Wright first for grape juice related item and Miss Wilda Etvler second for best cloth from feed sacks. Other recognitions name Mrs Jacob Shinbaker and Mrs Ellsworth Multinix among participants.
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George Minkies
Nellie Etzier Sevand
BR. S. Trimble
Mebel Lease
George Roukles
Jesse Burall
Walter Burall
Hasel Foule
Mya
Bruce Crum
Tentate
Murray Etsler
Raymound Wright
Norman Lease
Jacob Shawbaker
Havel Moule
Qurray Etter
Kraus
Edith Browning
Raymond Wright
Walter Pitrall
Murray Etzler
Nomi Hease
Ray Warfield
Roy Thompson
Greens
Canned Keets
Miel Linthicum
Edysh Browning
William Martin
Peas
Edward McClain
Carrotl
Merle Lease
Miles Linthicum
Paul Welty
Nettie Mealey
Muss Mazel Fogle
Earnest Schwartz
Eprom
Alice Arthy Bedwarte
George Runkles
Catsup
Mehrle Lease
Pepper Relish
Lucian Falconer
Netile Mealey
Eliza Selvage
Clarence Cline
Joe Shawbeker
iMyas Hazel Fogle
Miet Linthieuns
Murray Hizler
Sean
George Kunkies
Lestie
George Runkies
Miet Lintineun
Segoind
Wilda Etzter
Makda Egler
Ray Warfeld
Watter Burall
Hazel Ferle
Ros. Trimble
Merrilg Lease
Miel Linthreum
Mars Jaco Shawbaker
Ellet Selvage
Hazel Fogles
Mars Jacob Shawbaker
Mra Willam Browning
J . Shawbaker
Merkle Leder
Vincent Biser
Charles Wigan
Dirsty
Gerace Harshman
William Brown
George Timbles
Arshia Selvage
Charles Wilson
Bernard Selby
Harry Miller
Mise Ifilda Etzier
Jacob Shinbaker
Normand Levee
Kessel Day
Dame Rasberry
Jacots Shaw
Weymond Waigh
Mas
Norman Litvine
Jae Shawbaker
Ellsworth
Wilda Etvler
Jessie Shawbaker
Jess Straieb
Eilsworth Marlies
Roxanna Stitely
Two U.S. Merchant Ships Torpedoed in Indian Ocean
Two medium sized United States merchant vessels were torpedoed by enemy submarines in the Indian Ocean last July. Survivors have arrived at San Francisco. The incident is reported from Washington dated October 22.
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Washington
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Tiamsville Club
Walter A. England
Tiamsville
Hemp
Paul Stockman
McKendree Walker and Sons
Gaithersburg
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Maryland
McDonogh School
Audrey J. Young
Woodsboro
John C. Rice
Keesler Field
Donald Consgrave
Donald Consgrave, Seq Isle City, N. J
Wilbur Reever
William Kolb
Leonard Eyler
Harry Rippeon
Thomas Boone
Ida Young
E and Jar
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Doris Young
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Perrys
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Kenneth
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Nay Smith
Robert Kolb
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Ray Speak
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John Wright
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Polly Winstow
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Farmers Supply CO
Walkersville, Md
Virginia
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MacDonagh School
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Emmert R. Bowlus
R. 1
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Catifal Accounts
State of Maryland
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Cashier
Harry Ff, Reid
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Federal Reserve System
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Pine Hill Farm
Ray Crassnckee
Union Bridge, MD
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Mebe
York
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Abe
Sir Tha May
K. Austin Backus
Dan Wight
New Design Road
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
South End
Frederick County
Grice
God Leader
Flora
Tihtis
Waiu
Deering
John Deere
McCormick Deering
Tom Deere
Syracuse
Barshear
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Emmert R, Bowlus
RL. Kelly
Weston
Charles H. Summers
Phona Fredje
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