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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1944

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2

Siegfried Line Compared to Atlantic Wall by SHAEF Staff

A senior SHAEF officer said Germanys Siegfried Line is not stronger than the overrun Atlantic Wall and will be broken. He noted manpower shortages and that the Siegfried Line is a defense system aiming at counter attacks rather than a single shock. The Wall reflects newer tactics and air power implications.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Germany Siegfried Line Atlantic Wall France

New Bacteriologist Appointed for Frederick County

Mr. Green, formerly of this city and later at Elkton, assumes charge of the State bacteriology laboratory for Frederick County succeeding Philip C. Harvey who resigned last April. Memorial Lutheran Church Sharpsburg held a morning service with Rev. Dr. F. R. Wagner delivering the sermon at St John Martinsburg WV. Mt Zion Locust Grove hosted an afternoon service at 2 40 with Rev Ralph H Miller and Bruns wick delivering the sermon to all three congregations. Centennial anniversary celebrated at Mt Zion with installation by Rev Miller. large crowds attended with aisles filled and amplifiers used.

Green Elkton Frederick County Mr. Green Philip C. Harvey Memorial Lutheran Church Sharpsburg Mt. Zion Locust Grove F. R. Wagner St. John's Church Martinsburg W. Va Ralph H. Miller Pasor Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick Mt. Zion Church Wagner Miller the Grove

New Treatment for Athlete's Foot Promises Stronger Cure

A new antifungal approach targets deep fungal growth beyond surface treatments. Powders and ointments offer limited contact while alcoholic solutions penetrate better. The product uses 90 percent alcohol and is sold at Williamson's Drug Store for 35e.

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Sharpsburg church to dedicate new hall

A congregation formed September 6, 1844 plans a 2 30 p m dedication next Sunday of a newly built cha pel at Sharpsburg replacing the one burned about two years ago. A bicycle theft case sees Charles C Burriss held on $500 bond after police traced the bike to his shop. The Orphans Court approved final accounts for William Reich estate showing $5 608 04 accounted and $5 207 31 distributed. Hanson T Fogle final account records $2 000 with $1 774 32 distributed.

O Beautiff New Cha Sharpsburg Charles C. Burriss B. & O. Avenue Sergt. Dan, Swomiley James Maris Burriss Richard Fisher Cily Sie Orphans Court William H. Smith D.b.n.da Wiliam Reich Fparsons Newman Hanson T. Fogle May H. Fogle

Deeds Recorded For Multiple City and County Properties

Deeds were recorded for numerous city and county properties. Transactions include Dr. and Mrs. R M Ray selling to Bessie D Harp at 6 West Second Street for about 9500 dollars. Other transfers cover farms in New Market and Woodville districts, residences in Linden Hills and at 219 East Fourth Street, with prices ranging from about 3500 to 5100 dollars. The moves involve heirs and executors and reflect varied property types.

R. M. Ray Bessie D. Harp West Second Street J. Stephenson Hopkins Margaret M. Hopkins Lloyd M. Tregoning New Market District Mr. Tregoning Ray C

Property Transfers In Middletown Lewistown and Woodsboro Districts

The notice lists multiple real estate transfers with buyers and sellers. Thomas M Mohler and Bertha P Blair acquire a quarter acre on Walnut Street Middletown for about 1700 dollars. J Normen Harper and Mr Mrs Elmer B Harper sell to Mohler and Blair two acres in Lewistown district for about 2790 dollars. Mr and Mrs Clarence C Dorsey sell to Anna E Caldwell three acres with improvements in Woodsboro district for about 3000 dollars.

Thomas M. Mohler Bertha P. Blair Walnut Street Middletown J. Normen Harper Elmer B. Harper Lewistown Clarence C. Dorsey Anna E. Caldwell Woodsboro

Blue Ridge College Real Estate Sale Totals 75143

Blue Ridge College real estate and personal property sold for 75143 at public auction in New Windsor. Trustees reported the sale proceeds and details of the auction day.

Blue Ridge College New Windsor Yue Social Service Corporation

Church of the Brethren buys farms and property in Elgin area

The Church of the Brethren with Elgin offices purchased 26 acres and four buildings for 31000 plus personal property. Two more farms totaling 318% acres known as the Anna Stoner farms were bought by John J. John Carroll County surveyor.

Church of the Brethren Elgin Anna Stoner John J. John Carroll County

Property sales recap in Carryll County moves in New Windsor

A brick dwelling sold for 5330 and two frame houses fetched 4000 and 5060, all bought by New Windsor residents. The Carryll County Board of Education and Westminster Theological Seminary also purchased some personal property.

New Windsor Carryll County

Estate Sale of Private Property Concludes in One Day

The property previously held privately was offered for sale and the plan to run through Saturday was completed in one day. Theodore F. Brown and Ivan L. Hoff serve as trustees. Common toads eat cutworms that damage garden crops.

Erty Safe Theodore F. Brown Ivan L. Hoff

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