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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1942
Page
2
Advice column fragment explores marital birthday gift dynamics. It suggests wives pressure husbands by early discussion to keep romance, notes women prefer thoughtful gifts over cash, and questions why anniversaries carry big emotional weight. It includes a sharp satire on nagging and romance rituals.
Sandy Morse, Gil, Tyra, and others press onward from the cave to the plateau as Hunac-Ceel’s watchers loom. They discuss the Serpent God, Priests, and a Maya key buried under an altar while Tyra reveals an Indian village behind the Mayan ruin. Tyra warns Sandy to consult her before taking further risks.
Mrs Mac answers a plea about a husband who prefers his new dog to times with his wife. The columnist warns removing the pup risks losing the husband and urges sharing interests, saying many wives lose their spouses by banning the dog. Includes several local society notes.
The Right Rev Ed ward Helfenstein bishop of Maryland will visit St Barnabas Episcopal church Sykesville on Sunday September 13 at 10 am to administer the rite of confirmation to a class led by Rev Dr F Alan Parsons and will also preach. Mr and Mrs Jacki Ruby spent a weekend in Jessups with Mrs Rubys parents Mr and Mrs G Roy Ajist. Members of St Barnabas Guild met at the home of Mrs J Marion Harris on Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Mrs Albert Dudderar and daughters Mrs Leroy Keeney and Mrs William DeBow have return-
Taneytown residents elected new officers for the Playground Association at a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs Bernard J Arnold s home. Officers are President Mrs Bernard J Arnold Vice President Mrs William B Hopkins Secretary Mrs Sterling Edie and Treasurer Mrs Richard Schnobly A benefit party date for grounds upkeep will be announced later Local Minute Men heard a talk from Sgt J H J Murray and Pvt M Romae of the First Fighter Command Mitchell Field New York about forming an observation post Postmaster John C Chapster was named chief observer and seeks volunteers Mrs Charles O Hara Baltimore spent the past week with her brother S E Breth and family Mrs W E Thompson of Niles Ohio visits her mother Mrs M H Reindollar John Reid of Detroit is visiting his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Maclin Reid on East Baltimore Street.
A Gaithersburg dessert bridge party hosted by Mrs. Earl Williams drew guests including Mrs. Clyde Thomer Mrs. Lewis Reed Mrs. Lawrence Darby Mrs. Carroll Walker Mise Ella Plummer Mrs. Merle Jacobs Mrs. Irving Thomas and others. Additional notices mention visitors and school principals in the Gaithersburg area and surrounding towns.
Montgomery County schools announce new appointments with principals named at Laytonsville Grace Roberts Elizabeth Griffith Gertrude Stanter Hyattstown Mrs Courtney B Wade Clarksburg Mary Morningstar Virginia P Hargett Germantown Albert E Warthen Eleanor Stripe Helen Dandois Poolesville C Merrick Wilson Deborah C Hartzler M
Washington reports a George plan for a five percent gross income tax at the source on all individuals earning more than 12 a week. The proposal aims to raise about 3.5 billion annually, adding to existing and pending House rates. It targets earnings above 624 dollars yearly, with a 5 percent levy on all gross income above that threshold, atop a 19 percent House top rate and standard exemptions. Democrats showed general support at a Senate Finance Committee meeting, but no Republicans attended.
A farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Allen Brown in Sabillasville on September 1 honored their son Charles and son in law Wilbert Toms as they left for the Army on September 2 and 3. Attendees included extended family and neighbors who shared music, solos by Miss Mary Jane Miller, and refreshments to mark the departure.
Westminster September 7 Dr McK Etchison co founder and president of the D C Organized Bible Class Association was honored at the twenty first annual association conference on the Western Maryland College campus He received an honorary doctor of humanities degree from Salem W Va and was presented with an academic gown and hood by association officers Executive Secretary George E Harris pinned a tiny service flag on the gown to honor Bruce Etchison his grandson in the armed forces Harris praised Dr Etchison as a Christian beacon noting the dinner marked the degree presentation and Etchison’s Frederickian parentage was cited
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Jefferson was hosted Wednesday night by Mrs. Stanley Zecker at her home. Program included hymns, a Scripture lesson by Mrs. Cronenberg, prayer, readings, magazine quiz, and reports. Attending were Mrs. Seiler, Mrs. Fawley, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Remsberg, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bussard, Mrs. Guyton, Mrs. Zecker, Mrs. House, Mrs. Keller, Directors Luther Bussard, Mrs. DeGranze, Mrs. Cronenberg, Miss Horine, Miss Sheff, Miss Shaff, Miss Young, Mrs. Tucker, Doris Tucker, Elaine Tucker, Rev. Seiler, Stanley Zecker, Roy Hemsberg, Wayne Tucker, and Merril Tucker.
Frederick city officer ends six and a half month AWOL wanderings of Sergt James A duteate of Post Bragg. Early Monday a sharp ear caught a sound from a parked truck in Kleinhart alley. Officer Brup found Jones asleep. In police questioning Jones revealed Army background and AWOL since March 25. He said he was admitted to Walter Reed Hospital in Washington for a leg injury.
Jones told police he had worked various jobs in West Virginia after leaving the Army and took a French leave from a coastal location. He was reportedly drinking at the time of his arrest and is held for Army authorities. New shatterproof oxygen tanks for combat replace brittle steel tanks that shattered on bullet impact.
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