Donation Day Observed At Home For Aged Fifty Years
Annual Donation Day at the Home For Aged on Record Street marks the fiftieth anniversary. The event invites gifts of sash and household goods as 26 residents remain in care. Board members will receive donations amid wartime need, with Dr. Charles H. Conley as physician and a long list of officers and trustees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Street
Board of Managers
Maude Kefauger
Caniener
Otis Kepler
Robert E. Delaplaine
William Crawford Johnson
Grace Neidig
Gerrit Peters
Charles A. Ope
H. L. G. Kieffer
Charles A. Sifford
Nathan J. England
Francis W. Walker
Ernest Helfenstein
Samuel E. Brown
Robert E. Clapp
J. Walker Carty
Holmes D. Baker
H. Jewett Orth
Charles McC. Mathias
James H. Gambrill
Mary S. Maulsby
Edgard. McBride
Kent C. Nicodemus
James H. Gambril
A. LeRoy McCardell
R. Rush Lewis
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Holmes
Sayres Speaks On Being Good At Hood College Vespers
Rev. Dr. Alfred Nevin Sayres preached at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck hall. He asked why youth seek value in goodness and argued two paths to destiny through virtue and alignment with God. He cited examples of superior people enriching others and noted giving brings deep satisfaction. The organ prelude and college choir accompanied the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Nevin Sayres
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lansdale
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Dr. Sayres
Sayres
Tear
Walter
Henry T. Wade
Paul B. Beckhelm
Republican attacks on Lee over jai-alai gambling bill
Montgomery County Republicans accuse Lt Col E Brooke Lee Democratic candidate for the Sixth Maryland District of pushing a bill to legalize jai-alai gambling. They cite past support in the House of Delegates, Gov OConnor veto and a reprint distribution with slogans lest we forget you stopped him once you can do it again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Republican State Central Committee
Montgomery County
Brooke Lee
House
Maryland
Maryland General Assembly
House of Delegates
Col. Lee
Florida
O'Conor
Col Lee
Arthur J. Hilland
State Central Committee
J. Glenn Beal
Dorothy Dix Warns There Is a Boy Always in Every Man
Dorothy Dix argues that men never fully grow up and retain boyish desires and impulses. Wives must recognize the hidden childlike needs in husbands, including admiration, mothering, and small indulgences, to avoid domestic friction and sustain affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Junior
Coffin For Hitler Nailed Exhibits War Stamp Drive
The Junior Chamber of Commerce held a coffin nail fundraiser at Church and Market streets to support war bonds. Children paid ten cents per nail, adults 25 cents, with proceeds partly earmarked for war stamps. Final auction total reached 5 555 25, though initial estimates were 9 905 55, as buyers favored larger denomination bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Market
Chamber of Commerce
Naipp
The
Jaycees
Tre Ceffuy
Dick Shoemaker
Willard AH. Markey
Origibal
Woman Convicted In Death Of Ball Player
Chicago date line reports Mrs Elea nor Williams found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Gordon McNaughton former Boston Red Sox pitcher. She testified she killed him after he would not marry her and plans to wed Clarence Williams, her former husband, next Tuesday despite pending official sanction. Williams testified in her defense and plans to marry her, bringing their 5 year old daughter Jacqueline. The will of Mrs Rachel J Dinterman Brunswick was probated disposing of estate to relatives with specific bequests to four children and a fifth child receiving the residence and lot. executrix Mrs Anna E Martin given burial rights on cemetery lot.
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The
Bel) Syndicate. Inc.t
Chicago
Eleanor Williams
Gordon McNaughton
Boston Red Sox
McNaughton
Clarence Williams
Williams
Akopite
Uldlitian
Jacqueline
Frank S. Sain
Clarence
Rachel J Dinterman
Brunswick
Orphans Court
Charles E. Dinterman
John C Dinterman
Fannie Trene Hawes
Nellie V. Weaver
Martin
Executrix
Testatrix Toe
Wil- Mesto
Shumana PL Dwst
Magzie TI Fex
Alcohol Tax Hikes Take Effect November First
The Office of Price Administration announced rises in excise taxes on alcoholic beverages except draft beer. Domestic whiskies vary by proof, with higher proofs costing more per gallon. Direct tax replaces excise tax after stock runs out, bars may raise prices on straight drinks to reflect the new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
His
State Traffic Fines Show Increase Across Maryland
Traffic fines totaling 10,488 were imposed in Maryland in the past week, up from the prior week, per the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. County data show 15 fatal accidents with 17 victims, and numerous license refusals and fines across towns including Brunswick Emmitsburg Sykesville Thurmort and others for speeding no license reckless driving and related violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Louis C. van Steinberg
Brunswick
Anna Mae Barber
Emmitsburg
Edward Dick
Eugene Joseph Zurick
Fenderink
Jerome T. Hofman
Allen Joseph Jamison
Allen Raymond Lee
B. Mitchell
Maurice Partiot
Isaac F. Sawyer
Leroy Timpson
William N. Vincent
Marcus Williams
Sykesville
Ralph Edward Costley
Harry Munzert
Thurmort
Russell Donald Long
John F. MacPherson
Meat Supply Shortfall Prompts Ration Advice
The War Production Board Foods Requirements Committee warns that meat output will not meet civilian demand. Secretary Wickard notes a total supply around 24 billion pounds versus civilian needs, with civilians urged to limit consumption to 21 pounds per person per week to ensure fair sharing for soldiers and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
War Production Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Army
Navy
Wartime meat allowance alternative food sources
The document notes abundant food supplies offering protein iron and vitamins as substitutes for meat. It lists eggs cheese poultry milk beans cereals vegetables and fruits as alternate nutrient sources to meet dietary needs during wartime shortages.
600 Pounds Of Furs Given For Soldiers
The voluntary collection of furs by Mrs. George H Wiener and Mrs. Roger Young at 314 North Market street has brought in about 600 pounds of furs for soldiers. The drive began in September but is slowing as promised donations lag. the need grows with winter approaching as furs are sent to Balti mor firms and then to U S troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wiener
Roger Young
North Market Street
Baltimors
United States
Wientz
Williamson's Drug Store Advertisement
Williamsons Drug Store at 12 North Market Street in Frederick Maryland offers medicines and sundries with local service. Visit the shop for prescriptions and general pharmacy needs in the heart of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Sexes Williamson’s
Frederick
Maryland
Williamson’s Drug Store
NS. Market St. Frederick, Md
Soldiers Gifts Lost At Sea in World War II Parcel Shipment
The Army Postal Service announces that 4906 sacks of U S Army mail bound for forces in the British Isles were lost with a United Nations cargo ship sinking. Much was parcel post from early shipments and addressed to soldiers in the New York Port of Debarkation area. The War Department noted the last mail left the United States in late September and reached arrival points later, with further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get
Army Postal Service
United States
British Isles
United Nation
Chiets
War Department
Hhat
New York
Debarkation
Army
Gifts for Men Overseas Mailings Guided in Notices
A postal notice states that lenable persona mailed Christ mas gifts and other classes of mail to Great Britain during the indicated period to be guided accordingly. Earlier announcements urged mailing gifts for men overseas before November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenable
Christraas
Great Britain
Scout Leaders Meet Theme Our Party in National Defense
The Girl Scout Leaders' Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Alfred X Bolz on Wilson Avenue. Hostesses will be Mrs Bolz and Mrs Edward Lang, with Mrs Alton Bennett and Miss Sara Raw directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Defense
Girl Scout Leaders’ Club
Alfred X. Bolz
Wilson Avenue
Bolz
Edward Lang
Alton ¥. Bennett
Sara Raw
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Weather Alam
Aid Ovis
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Leo Miller
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Richard Eaves
Paul Degrarge
Carroll Smith
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Ray Hoffman
Joseph Hoffman
Lorantz Wills
Eddie Smith
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Thomas Miller
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C.F
Hoover
Pablo
Guarantefd
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Teeway Zonable Radio
Eds Frogttic
Britain
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Farmer’s & Mechanics National Bank
Samuel H. Young
Ance
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
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Tatas
Waynesboro
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