Weeding and announcements fill Frederick society pages
Miss Mary Josephine Dunne and C Philip Hiteshew wed in Boston on September 1 with D Dunne officiating. The couple resides at 9 A Levant street Dorchester. The column also notes list of travels, transfers, birthdays, and community events including a St. Pauls anniversary, teaching appointments, a Key Hotel dinner for Mr Harris, a Colby Linden avenue wedding, and other local society movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeding
Beeston
Mary Josephine Dunne
John Dunne
Boston
Mass
C. Philip Hiteshew
Charles Hiteshew
St. Augustine's Church
D. John Dunne
Alice Dunne
John Traskey
Miles Standish Hotel
Hiteshew
Levant Street
Dorchester
Rosalie H. Paxson
East Third Street
Harry C. Hickman
Kanawha Farms
Point of Rocks
Paxson
Old St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
Harris
Charles Harris
North Market Street
Army
Francis Scott Key
Metropolitan Life Insurance Camp
Ms Harris
George P. Smith
Hagerstown
Frederick, Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Charles Bikte
Frederick
Paul Stover
Mary Hann
Benjamin L. Shuff
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Nellie J. Price
Jane Crummitt
Bruce Runkles
Charles Albaugh
Harry Baumgardner
Harry T. James
James Creager
Walter Alvin Calby
Assining-on-the Hudson, N
Margaret Ritchie
Warren LaMonte Decker
Army of the United States
Colby Home
Linden Avenue
Bosker
George H. Coman
Cits
Harry C. and
Sidney R. Hickman
Engaged Dorothy Stam Baugh to Grover Nash Jr in Maryland
Engaged Dorothy Anna Belle Stamaugh of Laytonstown to Grover Nash Jr son of Grover and Mrs Nash of Libertytown. Bliss Stambaugh a Bethlehem Fairfield welder, no wedding date set. Sgt. Smith assigned to State Fair grounds. Henry Yael Gordon assigned to Boston University Basic Engineering unit. Heckerts return from York Pennsylvania, hotel stay at Yorktowne. Mr Ernest Hammaker to Barre Vermont for memorial work designs. Miss Charlotte Hammond hosts Betty Shearman Dorothy White and others at a semi formal dance Fence and Plenty. Bertha McCall returns to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence P. Stambaugh
Lays Station
Dorothy Anna Belle
Grover Nash, Jr
Grover Nash
Libertytown
Bliss Stambaugh
Bethlehem-Fairfield
Henry Yael Gordon
Sonior
Dave Gordon
Peouth, Market Street
Boston University
Army
Barbara
Edwin Willson
Sandy
Miss Shearman
Miss White
Dorothy Lee Hammond
Reese Mcnheely Grea Leo Duvall
Walkersville
Doris Shipley
Paul Main
Willam Wilcom, Jr
Frederick
Charlotte Watkins
Mary Catherine Hahn
Fay Duvall
Helen Estelle Walker
Mary
Elizabeth Willis
Virginia Hammond
Robert Mainhart
Jack
Kenneth McGolerick
Gareth Lease
Huber Biser
Jack Molesworth
Ralph Brashears
Howard Selby
New Market
Public opinion verdeeld on exempting fathers from draft
Frederick County residents were asked if Congress should exempt fathers from the draft. Six respondents voiced varied views, with some hoping for exemption and others predicting Congress will not grant it or will delay a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Congress
Draft-age men in the area faced rejection by the army
The speaker notes many local men of draft age were rejected by the army, and fears the situation will force parents to be called up. The remark highlights concern about manpower and draft policies in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Day
Kemptown
Congress
Former Brunswick Resident Ix Killed in Washington Yard
Gerald Klatzkin aged 26 a former Brunswick resident now of Alexandria Virginia was instantly killed Tuesday night when crushed between a moving locomotive and a wall in the Washington D C yard. He was a ex soldier and former police employee in Washington and later a brakeman in the Washington Terminal. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Bellonie Klatchin once residents of Brunswick and is survived by his wife a brother in the U S armed forces and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Klatzkin
Alexandria
Brunswick
BL & O
Washington, D. C
Gerald
Washington
Washington Terminal
Bellonie Klatchin
Baltimore
U. S
Weather Precipitation and Temperatures Summary
Weather and river conditions reported with 24 hour precipitation none. September to date 1.11 inches and 1943 deficiency 0.4 inches. Normal September precipitation 3.05 inches. actual September 1942 1. Incomplete data for temperatures. yesterday high 75, low 40. sun set 7.26 pm, sun rise 6.48 am. Rivers Manpeter clear at Ceresville Potomac clear at Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorow
Monon
Manpeter
Ceresville
Potomac
Knoxville
Limited Pulpwood Drive Sparks Local Interest in County
Local interest grows in securing large pulpwood supplies for paper units to produce writing paper and packaging containers. Western Maryland mills push to expand cutting, gathering cooperation from farmers and timber owners to boost income and reforestation efforts. A Mary- area campaign, backed by mills and newspapers, seeks to develop local pulpwood cutting with specs varying by material. A cyclist, Sylvia Creeger, ten, was slightly hurt when struck by a Thurmont Ice Company truck in a separate incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Bee
Maryland
Aueusis
Wood House
Middletown Valley
Point of Rocks
Mary
Sylvia Creeger
John ML Creeger
Thurmont
Thurmont Ice Company
Keystone Paints and Varnishes Promotes Quality and Service
Keystone Paints and Varnishes celebrates 123 years of quality and service offering brushes wares and cleaners under the TNICODEMUS Paint line, with a phone contact at 423 N Court.
Airliners Aid Mining in Peru’s Andean Transport
For years Cotabambas fold fields near the Andes remained undeveloped due to transport limits over unbridged rivers. Large airliners now carry in heavy mining machinery, enabling development of the region’s mining potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotabambas
Andes
Peru
Gar Gles
South America
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Ste
Lottie Gall
Ray Taylor
Piney Mountain Inn
Caledonia
Lillian Easton
Annapolis
Mary Pitzer
Lewistown
Friends School
Kenneth LeRoy Mercer
5Th Airways Communication Ltd
Apo
San Francisco
Calif
Herman Kandle
Camp MacKall
N. C
Arthur T. Hightman
Margaret Ahalt
Near Broad Run
Evelyn Howard
Charley Kellers
New York
Gaithersburg
Cpl
Maurice C. Easton
Dorothy Easton
Army Air Base
Pocatello, Idaho
Wilson B. Hallar
Phila 1S
Frank Buch
C. Mason Hoffman
Middletown
L. Ralph Yabor
Frederick Stamp Club
M.C. A
Pfc
John H. Clemm
C. Ray Clemm
Ladiesburg
Helen L. High
Westminster
Iloya Crum
Nea Frederick
Clyde G. Smith
Near Ijamsville
Fying Training Command
Indianapolis
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Eugene Casey
Horace Davis
Poolesville
Edwards Ferry Road
Montgomery County
T. B
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Sir Marshall
Vatley Vistath
Elba
Rocklands
R. W. Williams, Jr
Hampshire
Poland
China
Chester
Linwood Offatt
Deering
McCormick-Deering
Syracuse
Bernard L. Offutt
Emmert K. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
State Fair Grounds
Smith
Edward L. Heckert
York
New Freedom Ta
Hotel
Yorktowne
Heckert
Ernest P. Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers
Barre
Vermont
Charlotte Hammond
Betty Shearman
Rockville
Dorothy White
Laytonsville
Bertha McCall
B. E. Hughes
Braddock Heights
New York City
Dorothy A. B. Stambaugh
Roy C Fogle
Outerbridge L. Pry
Petersville
Noah S. Jenkins
Charles Addison Sr
Thurman
Carl F. Althoff
Halmer
Barre Guild
Gine
Barre Gremio
Deralb Hybrid
Proving Ground
DeKalb
James Lord, Jr
Taneytown, MN
Truman F . Keefer
Alvie M. Etzler
Walakersville, MN
Pearl Harbor
United
Keystone
Virginis
Ektl Voab
DOSH
Mark
Storm & Shipley
United States
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Cetlin—Wilson Exposition
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