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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1942

Page

12

Lat in America differences discussed at Maryland Council event

Miss Marie Steib of Baltimore spoke at Calvary Methodist church about fewer race prejudices in South America due to married settlers and warned against viewing Americans as superior. Delegates from multiple cities and churches attended a morning session themed Good Neighbors with an exhibit of Latin America materials from the C Burr Art Library.

North South America Marie Steib Baltimore Maryland Council of Church Women Calvary Methodist Shurch Steib Oo Soria Amd Miss Staib Evangelical Witness Latin America Rycroft Maryland North America Baltmore Cumberland Gaithersburg Brunswick Adamstown Frederucx Hood College Salvation Army Church of the Brethren Church of God Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterian United Brethren Baptist Grace Evangelical and Reformed Evangelical Reformed Calvary Methodist All Saints’ Episcopal Marion MacPhail Arts Library Latin América C. Burr Ariz Library Enoch Pratt Free Library of Manon E Hawes Anne F. Sturtevant Eduatic, Philosophy and Religion

Aunt seeks guardianship in novel Orphans Court case

An aunt requests appointment as guardian for two children amid a desertion claim by their mother. The hearing is set for November 30 at 10 o clock. Mrs. Helen L Dixon filed through attorney Alion Y Bennett asserting care since August 30. The court ordered the mother and others to appear.

Helen L Dixon East Fourth Street Sin Alion Y Bennett Helen Virginia Smith Charles M Smith Emma A. Smith Dixon State Industrial Accident Commission

War Production Board chief thanks papers for scrap drive

Message from Nelson Donald M. Nelson credits newspapers united scrap metal drive for aiding national winter supply needs. He urges continued effort to collect industrial scrap as essential and thanks contributors and readers for their service.

Donald M. Nelson War Production Board The News and the Post Alba Abid Pth Licddbitar Uist United Scrap Metal Drive

Cedar Grove Homemakers Plan Red Cross Sewing

Cedar Grove notes Mrs William H Beall hosts and 20 members with 3 visitors at the Homemakers meeting. They approve starting Red Cross sewing on the last Wednesday and will sew weekly until after Christmas, then twice weekly. Several hosting guests and family visits are recorded among local residents.

Cedar Grove Margaret Allnutt Frederick City William H Beall Arnold Main Red Cross Mollie Beall Jacobs Gaithersburg Carson Faul Ben Kemp Takoma Park Amos Burdette Martin Burdette New Market Burdette Charles Ed Watkins Iona Burdette Dock Watkins John King

War Bonds Help Fund Enlisted Barrack Comforts

Uncle Sam pays out 44.91 for a year of barrack gear for each enlisted man. Folding chairs at 1.65 dollars per three men. Officers also receive chairs. Citizens urged to invest at least ten percent of income in War Bonds. Treasury Department appeal.

Uncle Sam

Germantown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Carroll Brown dined with Miss Rebecca Leamon. Dr William Benson is on sick list. Rachel and Mary Mussetter visited their parents, Mr and Mrs J H Mussetter. Mr and Mrs William Cockerly moved to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Edward Brosius and Miss Margaret Brosius visited C A Brown. The Bodmer family moved from Londonderry Farm to Meral King’s.

Germantown Carroll Brown Rebecca Leamon William Benson Rachel Mary Mussetler J. H. Musetler Wiliam Cockerly Baltimore Edward Brosius Takoma Park Margaret Brosius Silver Springs C A Brown William Bodmer Londonderry Farm Meral King's

Community Notes From Kemp and Gaithersburg

Woodfield and Mrs Raymond Hemp visit Kemp to aid Mr Rufus Baker who broke a limb. Mrs E G Ward hosts dinner for Norman Jacobs Emeline Wilcan Gaithersburg and Roland Ward families. Butter wagon incident yields sale. Mrs Ed Ward and others enjoy butter sale. Mrs Jona Burdette visiting Mrs Charles Ed Watkins while Watkins recovers. Families of Hubert Waltz Cabin John Burns Mt Airy and Dewey Beall noted.

Raymond Hemp Rufus Baker Kemptain E G Ward Norman Jacobs Emeline Wil Can Gaithersburg Roland Ward Ed Ward Ava King Harvey Burdetts Hubert Waltz Cabin John Burns Mt Airy Dewey Beall

Social Guests and Family Visits Highlight Weekend

Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burns and Mr. R. E. Priest with daughter Lucie. George Acorn and son Edwin hosted. Charles H. Morris of Detroit visited Welty Murray and sister. Lewis hosted his mother and step-father from New Jersey for an overnight.

W. W. Burns R. E. Priest Lucie George Acorn Edwin Charles H. Morris Detroit Mico Welty Murray Sank Lewis New Jersey

Plain Home Cooking Proves Satisfactory Dish

A home style recipe outlines Casserole Of Sausage And Lima Beans with lima beans sausages and simple seasonings. The method includes parboiling sausages sautéing pepper and mixing milk and onion before baking at 350 degrees for 40 minutes.

Air flivvers predicted to rival automobiles after war

Major de Seversky predicts postwar aviation will see the development of air flivvers that will be as widely used as today’s automobiles. He envisions rapid growth in civilian flight and personal air mobility following the conflict.

Major de Seversky

Wood shortage bans wood burning generators for vehicles in Germany

Due to a wood shortage Germany prohibits wood burning generators for motor vehicles. The rule targets portable units used to power engines, affecting transport and energy use nationwide.

Germany

Laytonsville Laytourville Family Parties Highlight Local News

Local social column recounts numerous family gatherings at homes in Laytonsville and nearby towns. Notables include the Griffiths Stewart Riggs White Grifith Viault Balthis England Hawkins Foyle Woodfield Peters Wilcox Fry and others visiting from Gaithersburg Rockville Alexandria Fishers Island and Edgehill. Homes such as Locust Grove Woodfield and Fair Hill Farm are mentioned with travels to Florida and California.

Gaithersburg Ensign Donald Balthis Alexandria William P. Shearman Mis Mattie England Harrison England Rockville Linus C. Foyle Mirs Marilyn Foyle Robert Foyle Richard Foyle Fishers Island N. Y Elgie D. Hawkins Woodfield Foyle Fort Terry Miss Foyle Celeste Hawkins Blue Ridge College

Dessert bridge party highlights social week in Gaithersburg

Social notes recount a dessert bridge at Mrs. George Darby with guests including Mrs Clyde Thomas and Mrs Lewis Reed. The King couple will attend the national FFA convention in Kansas City then visit relatives in Chicago. Others host luncheons, hostesses and residences are listed with several trips and visits noted across town.

Guthersburg George Darby Clyde Thomas Lewis Reed Lawrence Darby Wiliam D. Cooley Earl Williams Norman Belt Ella Plummer Irwin Thomas Merle Jacobs Garrison Bell Billy King The Future Farmers of America Kansas City King Porter Garrett Chicago Herman Wilson Garden Club William Griffith William Davis John H. R. Wolfe Glenwood William S. Mackall Herman Long Joan Baltimore Wand Na Ee Observatory Heights Eulalie Boland James Carroll Jane Ross Irvin Thomas John Thomas Adamstown Max Rauch Frederick the Datser Ella Thomas

Building Fortifications Along Greece and Black Sea Coasts

Jules Bion del, former Vichy minister to Sofia, reports that the Germans are constructing extensive fortifications along the Greek coast and the Black Sea coasts of Bulgaria and Rumania. The claim highlights German defensive preparations in southeastern Europe during the period.

London Jules Biondel Sofia Greece Black Sea Bulgaria Rumania

Hood College War Emergency Plan Outlined by Faculty Group

Hood College’s faculty student War Emergency Committee met in the Administration building to map a year of defense and war work. Plans cover conservation salvage kits for the Navy Red Cross nursing first aid gas bomb and fire defense and campus information and speaker programs.

Hood College Mary Castle Ott America Navy Army Red Cross Hood Citizens Defense Corps Athletic Association Marion G Smith The Marion Grieb Chestertown Miriam Apple Elizabeth Bower Bertha L. Loomis Martha Thomas Marguerite Treille Isabel R. Waterhouse R. N Betty Barrick Woodsboro Frances Dowden Washington, D. C Marcia Ludlum

List of students with class and hometowns

Philadelphia Pennsylvania a senior Miss Margaret Martin Washington District of Columbia a junior Mine Frances Moffett West Chester Pennsylvania a senior Miss Sera Belle Strayer York Pennsylvania a senior Miss Mary Edith Tatem Haddonfield New Jersey a sophomore

Philadelphia Margaret Martin Washington, D. C Mine Frances Moffett West Chester Sera Belle Strayer York Mary Edith Tatem Haddonfield N. J

Middleburg Social Notes and Local Events

Keymar visitors conclude weekend stays in Middleburg with the Repps and Shoemakers. Revival meetings begin nightly at the Middleburg Methodist church led by Rev. Allen. Emma Bowman and Harry Welty wed at the Middleburg Methodist church and will reside in Taneytown. A Hallowe en social was held in Middleburg with residents in attendance. Ben Fleagle returns home after weeks as a patient.

Virginia Middleburg Allen Methodist Charge Emma Bowman Harry Welty Methodist Church Taneytown Ben Fleagle

Community Sale a Success at Middleburg Auction

Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Brown of Taneytown visited Mrs. Laurence Fouts in the place. The community sale held Saturday in Middleburg was quite a success with Chas. Ohler serving as auctioneer.

Baltimore Mahlon Brown Taneytown Laurence Fouts Middleburg Chas. Ohler

Quakes Jolt Istanbul Smyrna and Western Turkey

London dispatch reports earthquakes early today in Istanbul Smyrna and other western Turkish areas. Reuters notes no damage was reported.

Shoces London Istanbul Smyrna Turkey Reuters

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