Camp Ritchie Soldier Hurt in Route 42 Crash
Fire at Camp Ritchie left one solider injured and three companions unhurt when a sedan driven by Kingshoff ran off Route 42 near Taneytown airport and overturned. The injured were treated on scene and in the post hospital. drivers were charged with reckless driving and face trial. A separate incident on Route 97 near Cooksville involved Louise M. Gaither sustaining injuries when her car overturned. she was hospitalized in Baltimore. Officer James N. Simmons investigated. Another collision on Main Street in Sykesville led to charges of reckless driving for Samuel Lewis Warfield. Sylvia Elaine Lewis faced license-related charges after a Gaither Road crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingshof
Camp Ritchie
Kingshoff
Taneytown
Robert Kastner
Pie
Lloyd, Taylor
Pvt
Haymen
J. K. Cushwa
Kingshoft
Shilling Bies
Fisksluig
Perry Lee Kidd
Patapsco
Vincent Tubmart
Cooksville
Louise M. Gaither
Glenwood
University Hospital
Baltimore
Herman M. Snyder
Ridgeville
James N. Simmons
Waces
Samuel Lewis Warfield
Sykesville
Sgt. Cushwa
Emory S. Hare
Marriottsville
Main Street
Sylvia Elaine Lewis
Gaither
Eliza H. Cass
Gaither Road
Sgt
Cushna
Lewis
Tubman
Foxville Church and local notices from Foxville area
Foxville Mount Moriah Lutheran Church schedules Sunday services at 10:30 AM next Sunday. The Parent-Teachers Association met at the local school last Thursday evening. Pauline Hauver, employed in Washington, visited her home. Mr and Mrs Victor W Buhrman and children spent Sunday with Sheri Welty. C Brown, born near Foxville, died Oct 1 in Washington County Hospital after long grocery career in Hagerstown and Martinsburg WVa. Aftonbladet reports Berlin may swap Hess for Leopold release. Hess a British prisoner since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxville
Mount Moriah
Hallowe'en Party Ideas For Thriving War-time Fun
Sidney Snow offers a period Halloween guide with simple costs and thrift in mind. Readers are advised to host a cozy All Saints Eve gathering using decaffeinated coffee, ghostly cutouts, cat and pumpkin motifs, and easy recipes like Cinnamon Coffee Froth and gingerbread. The piece emphasizes friendly diversion such as fortune telling and apple bobbing, plus practical tips for spooky atmosphere and serving suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Snow
Hallowe'en
Veterans and Families Highlight Local War News
In Bolivar and nearby towns, relatives learn two sons, Coxswain Joseph Brill and Pvt. William Brill, have left hospitals and are stationed at Solomons Maryland and Fort Knox Kentucky respectively. Other locals, including Albert Fritts and J E Derry families, host and visit kin while service members are away. News notes include furloughs for Pvt Woody Rutherford and visits by Mr Howard Beck and Sgt Lloyd Jones Jr.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Harry Brill
Harpers Ferry
Joseph Brill
William Brill
Joe
Solomons
William
Fort Knox
Albert R. Fritts
Melbourne
Fla
Woodrow Carey
Eben
Fritts
J. E. Derry
Neersville
Strother Watson
Margaret Schaeffer
Ruth Plapp
Washington
J. W. Ramshill
Howard P. Beck
Charleston
G. E. Dudrow
R. S. Butts
G. E Webb
Beck
Weekend visits and family notices in Bolivar region
The column lists social happenings and ailments across Bolivar area: Mrs. Lewis Keck remained indisposed at home after illness, notable visits include Mr and Mrs Al Rouse from Mawah Wegree with relatives in Berryville Virginia, and Misses Emma and Sadie Buckner. A 13th birthday for William Jr. prompted a birthday dinner. Mrs Rose Kreamandahl and Laura Sloan plan to move to Mortford, Conn. St Johns Lutheran to host a Halloween social in the church basement with refreshments. Mrs Clay McCormeck from Charles Town works at White's Store in Bolivar. formerly Mildred Kelican of Bolivar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Keck
al Rouse
Mawah Wegree
Mass
JW. Ramsdill
Willian Reusenberry
Berryville
Emma
Sadie Buckner
Wiliam, Jr
Rose Kreamandahl
Laura Sloan
Mortford
Conn
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Clay McCormeck
Cherles Town
White's
Bolivar
Manmeee Kiki Lwobainl
Seas of
Armed Forces
McCarrick
Mildred Kelican
Union Bridge residents and visitors feature in local notes
Union Bridge saw a serious gunshot wound case at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore after a chest injury. Lon Edwards from San Luis Obispo is on stage at Union Bridge with his horse, and upon furlough ends will report to Nashville. Mrs Harry K Myers and Miss Marie Cotton of Saugerties are visiting relatives, with other local updates on travel, housing moves, and a Deaconess donation gathering at Mt. Union Lutheran. A statistic notes ninety four of every hundred women in India are mothers.
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Union Bridge
Wilnam Bostiandr
Harteler
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Lon Edwards
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Edwards
Nashville
Tenn
Harry K. Myers
Mins Marie Cotton
Saugerties
N. C
Mawata Kidpole
George H Eyler
Knipple
Carry C Hunter
Westminster
S. 1
Earl Black
Roland Black
Philadelphia
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Democratic Central Committee meets in Emmitsburg district
Lioness Jo Norris presided a meeting of about sixty at Fireman’s hall with Dan McMullen speaking on postwar soldiers. McMullen seeks election in the Sixth district and urged unity. Democrats plan headquarters at 17 West Main Street for election day. Families report four sons serving in the armed forces and a Republican club parade is set with Taneystown band leading to the American Legion.
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Wilman Smith
West Main Street
Melvity Overhulter
Near Town
Chester R
Plc
Rey B
George D
Camp Blanding
Fla
Sterling
Fort Benning
Emmitsburg
Vin Stella Topper
de Paulo Street
Ron Vatyer
Facualey
Howatt
T P.m
de Paul Street
East Main
Ota
Fall conference at Lovely College outlines campus life
Lovely College held its fall conference Sunday at 2 o'clock in Alumnae Hall attended by administration, faculty, and student body. Mass Sates Victor opened the meeting. Topics covered academic and social life, student activities, and improvements. Recommendations included campus solicited by last year’s secretary regarding student faculty relations. Miss Lar Smith of Thayerstown chaired the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovely Ag Huad College
Tuo O'Clock
Victor
Fawleywood
Noob
Qaie
Lar Smith
Thayerstown
Tine Poad
Cooperative Meeting Notes Highlight Delaplaine Secretary Role
Frederick resident Misa Frances Ann Delaplaine led discussions for Cooperative Government and served as secretary. The note appears in The Mews.
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Misa Frances Ann Delaplaine
Frederick
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Stockholm
Aftonbladet
Berlin
Leopold
Belgium
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Britain
Germany
Russia
Hallowe’en
Friendship Fire Company
Walter Dunn
Eagles
Mirs
Charles Dunn
Woody Rutherford
De-Ridder Air Base
De-Ridder
A.A.F.O.R.D
Greensboro
N.C
Junie Harrison
Sandy Hook
Wir
Sherman Harrison
Catherine Butts
Barbara Manuel
Harry Cummings
Dean
Gerald Cummings
Pittsburgh
Lloyd J. Jones, Jr
Lloyd Jones
Raymond Snider
wMr
Walter Bussard
W. E. Kelitan
Dr. Edwards
Edward
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
AMY Drugstores
Jones & Kehne
Gulf
Charles
Carroll H. Kehne
Gulf Service Station
Patrick & Jefferson Streets
Wetzel
Robert Miller
Farquhar Street
Herbert Michaels
Miller
Chester Lenhart J
Lewistown
Harold Young
U. S. Navy
Washington County
Fannie Houth
India
AYDS
Lon Merheal Doctor Low
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market
OPA
Imteres
Poona Frederick
General ‘Acceptance Corporation
Joiner
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Maryland
Insurance Corporation
Peoples Drug
Peoples Service Drug Stores
North Market St
West Patrick St
Arma
Wil “Margarine A
Sidney Hill
Man
Earl Browder
Bricker
M.B.S
Republican County Central Committee
the New
U.s.roy
U.S
W. G. Crowther
Frederick, MB
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