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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1942

Page

11

Gable Urges Nationwide Discipline For Victory

Clark Gable, now an Army Air Forces officer in Miami Beach, urged nationwide individual discipline as essential for victory. He spoke at the graduation of 2500 Ai Corps officers, took the oath as second lieutenants, and noted the value of disciplined soldiers in winning the war.

Miami Beach Fla Clark Gable Fim Army Air Force Gable Ai Corps Henry H Arnold Army Air Forces

Local social notes from Frederick and Olney visits

Sykesville residents Mrs Frances I Jones and relatives spent a week in Frederick with cousins Mr and Mrs Arthur Bird. Visiting Captain and Mrs Preston Wyand and children stayed in Columbia. Mrs Charles Barnhart returned home after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Irving Ruby. Mr and Mrs W Carlton Pars Jey and children and Misses Jean and Christine Lawson visited Springdale area. Miss Ida W Jones, Miss Elsie Jones and Mrs W Cautharn were recent visitors staying with local hosts.

Sykesville Frances I Jones Frederick Arthur Bird P. J Glyn Preston Wyand Columbia Charles Barnhart Irving Ruby W Carlton Pars Jey Billy Patsy Jean Christine Lawson Olney William Parsiey Springwela Avenue Ida W. Jones Elsie Jones

Social News Roundup of Local Visits and Visits in Maryland

Miss Kate Merceron and Dorothy Hopke underwent minor operations in Baltimore and recuperated in rooms. Mrs Fannie J Smith moved to Maryland General Hospital after five weeks illness at her daughter's home. Various visits extend to Clear Springs Pikesville Champion Pa Frederick and Baltimore with multiple families hosting and visiting relatives.

Kate Merceron Mt Washington Dorothy Betty Hopke Baltimore Fannie J Smith Maryland General Hospital Frank Greenwood Central Avenue Carmila Boward Clear Springs Margaret Shipley Miss Shipley Margaretta Nash Miss Boward Pauline Crystal Springs M. P. Barton Frederick Judy Ports Alvin Hall Woodcine George Gardner George F. Howes

Stork shower honors Mrs Luther Haight’s guest list

A social afternoon hosted by Mr and Mrs Bernard Cook featured guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Engel Miss Blanche Thomas Towson Woodrow Thomas Washington Curtis Thomas and Earl Edward Thomas. Mrs Lee Forthman attended the stork shower at Luther Haight’s home amid a colorful color scheme.

Walter Engel Blanche Thomas Towson Woodrow Thomas Washington Curtis Thomas and Son Earl Edward Thomas Bernard Cook Lee Forthman Vre Luther Haight

Social Notes A Century-Old Local Gathering Report

Guests included Meedames Elmer Forthman Wiinur Wammer Oley Reynolds James QC Ridgely Frederick Cluis Oscar Hawkins Belle Walker Harry Weer Robert Haight Olmes Lockard East Carter W 1 Warner Carroll Fly ee Mra Laura Gardener Mes Doris Hollenbeag Mrs Albert Wishner hosted Mr and Mrs Hiram Gerdner at West Guy Jones of Goldsboro Airy Base NC spent several days with his mother Mrs Wise ward Ro Hatfeld Mr and Mrs William Shipl attend with John Woodes Margaret Shipley and Edigarette Masa Cannally Howard at a Lyric recital with Miss Jeanette McDonald Mrs Charles Thompson has been ill Thuman Miore and frente Vaya tray tive by A C Bown apartments vacated by Mrs Warfeld Springfield avenue The Womans Club of Sykes val opened fall meeting with fat luncheon at Toodock Mrs Harve Houck presided with strong attendance Mrs Walter Eric Hempstead guest speaker Miss Frances Tatnall Catonsville spoke on the Second Froal.

Meedames Elmer Forthman Wiinur Wammer Oley Reynolds James QC Ridgely Frederick Cluis Oscar Hawkins Belle Walker Harry Weer Robert Haight Olmes Lockard East Carter Warner Carroll Flyee Laura Gardener Doris Hollenbeag Albert Wishner Hiram DL Gerdner West Guy Jones Goldsboro Airy North Carolina Wiseward Ro Hatfeld William & Shipl John F Woodes Margaret Shipley Medigarette Masa Aie Cannally Howard Lyric Jeanette McDonald Charles Thompson Thuman Miore Frente Walter Eric Hempstead Frances Tatnall Catonsville

New Windsor Minute Men Dedicate Service Flag

The New Windsor Minute Men Co 649 led by Captain Willard L Hawkins purchased a large service flag to honor men in service from Nes Widsne eA A LALO SEEN Lee. A dedication service is set for Sunday November 15 at 7 30 p m at the Methodist church with eightyeight men marching in. Rev Charles Robinson will lead the service with a processional invocation congregational singing Faith Of Our Fathers patriotic reading music presentation of flag by Hawkins, etc. The program includes address by Rev Mr Graham and a vocal solo by Marie Thompson. Automotive industries urged to scrap unnecessary tools dies and fixtures for maintenance of essential automotive transportation.

New Windsor Minute Men Willard L Hawkins Nes Widsneea Charles Robinson Methodist Church W UL Hawkins John J. Tos Nowees America Mr. Graham Presbyterian Church Marie Thompov

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