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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1943

Page

2

Living Cost To Be Cut Again, Bowles States

Washington reports a new Office of Price Administration measure to reduce the grocery bill and a progress report on reorganizing OPA. It cites a third straight monthly decline in city living costs and outlines ceilings for apples oranges onions and other staples with a projected 23 percent reduction, plus subsidies and enforcement steps to reach near 1942 price levels.

Bowles Washington Efor Office of Price Administration OPA Chester Bowles Bowler Congress Hig Oder

Sykesville School Week Opens With Early Dismissals

Sykesville schools began Monday with classes dismissed at 2:30 pm for an indefinite period. An 11 am assembly for students and staff at the meditarine featured BR. Floyd Crom, Baltimore, as speaker. Funeral services for Lee Enos were held Wednesday at Freedom Church. Local residents and families appear in multiple notices and visits across nearby towns.

Sykesville Floyd Crom Baltimore State Department of Education Freedom Churen Lee Enos Morgan Enos Vannerson George F. Howes Camp Croft William

Local Notes Highlight Lovettsville Community Life

Lovettsville and nearby communities share weekend visits and family events. Residents welcome relatives from Gaithersburg Purcellville and Charles Town as births, illnesses, and changes in teaching roles appear among neighbors.

Woodfield King Burdette family reunion notes

The Woodfield King Burdette reunion gathered 164 attendees due to gas bans. Instances include three christenings William Oliver James Thomas King and George Wesley Hawkins Jr. Grandchildren and a great grandchild honored. ground gifts by Singleton King. Church events and a lunch followed by games. guests from Silver Spring to Fisher's Island. Salvation Army advisory board meets planning recreation rooms and Christmas gifts for overseas servicemen.

Woodfield King-Burdette Saturdaay E G Ward Mary King Ward Weiting Singleton King William Oliver James Thomas King Oliver King Wood Fisher's Island New York Mary Woodfield Jean Burdette Lyndall Woodfield Arva King King Sisters Matlie Watkins Browningsville Cora Burdette E. G. Ward Bradley Watkins Norman Jacobs Gaithersburg Beddie Burdette Claggetsville Iona Burdette Will Beall Red Cross Salvation Army L. L. Wilson Mactha Carson Willian C Baratace Y Walker Frederick City

Brothers in Service sons listed with military ties

Inquiries detail siblings including Regta Cesar and Tex alongside First Sgt. John William Lee stationed in England. They are sons of Mrs Vouola of 19 West All Saints Street. Staff Sgt. Lee has served for several years and is married to Mrs Gladys B. Lee of the city.

G. W. Paul Tennessee John G. Reckord Reckord Betty Catling J. Marion Harris Capt Reckord Milton AL. Reckord Holmes Lockard St. Agnes, Hospital Baltimore Carl Schwarting Twig N. Y Ann Christine Sundes Tug So. Aus Louise Adams Springfield State Hospital Walter Engel Paul Annie Engel Aerestooy Regta Cesar Ceeney Tex John William Lee England Vouola West All Saints Street Lee Bse Gladys B. Lee coSyt E

Birthday Party Honors Catherine Purdum At Cedar Grove

Cedar Grove residents attend a birthday party for Catherine Purdum with forty five guests. Gifts described as nice and useful. The event photographed by Bernard Brown at Camp Swift Texas. Various local visits and furloughs noted including Betty King and Guy Linthicum. Families mentioned include the Purdums Watkins Kraus Barbar and King households.

Cedar Grove John Purdum Catherine Pic Bernard Brown Swift Texas Guy Watkins Betty King Marjorie Spooner Lee Gaithersburg Arthur King J Arthur King Attlante Liye Charlie Barber Anna Helen Gertrude Kraus Leia Dev Tix Fred Kraus Washington Ava King Fienor Uawkings Charles Ed. Watkins Anna Burdette Herbert Watkins Guy Linthicum George Bryant William King Athens Naval Cadet School Catherine Purdum Lois Moxley Fred Barbar Anna Barbar Nancy Dee Innocenti

Centennial Services Planned by St Pauls Church New Windsor

New Windsor announces a week of October 3 to 10 centennial services with committees led by executive board Mrs John Baile Mrs J Earl Anders and W O Haines for decorations and programs. Others include historical exhibit Miss Margaret Snader Miss Margaret Engel George Englar Miss Mary Saines Mrs James Lantes and Mary Lucy Billings on various panels.

Poffinbarger Camp Hill Bethany Lutheran Church F. L. George Betse Pofinbarger FL. George John Randolph High School Farmville Dollie Grubb Compher Santa Barbara Calif Shere Mes Berlie Eamich Washington Anna White North Dakota Harry California John St Louis Lovettsville Robbie Cooper Gajthersburg Brunswick Elizabeth Kitty Hammond Richard T. A. Norman Ralph Nichols Purcellville Mercy Crm Margaret Pierpont Arthur Pierpont Tavenner Paeonian Springs Nannie Leila Beatty T. W. Warner Edna Albaugh Ridgely, Jr Cecelia S.H. George Albaugh Margaret George Ruth Stevens Warrenton Madison College Harrisonburg Vida Frye Betty Hollar Patsy Wall Charles Town M. Lo Hollar Douglas Hollar Camp Patrick Henry Norfolk Aubrey Money New Windsor John N Link St. Paul's Official Board John Baille J. Earl Anders W. O. Haines Margaret Snader Margaret Engel George P. B. Englar Mary Saines James Lantes Mary Lucy Billings C. Edgar Nusbaum J. Harry Yingling Willard L. Tawkins James Lanta Haines Willie Benedict

Freshmeents Esmaouttee Mess. C Mes. Walter Harmon

Walter Harmon and Mrs. Jam Loyell are mentioned in a fragmentary notice alongside Mrs. Doratay Leas, with unreadable surrounding context. The readable elements indicate a social or personal notice involving these individuals in a likely local paper.

Freshmeents Esmaouttee Walter Harmon Jam Loyell Doratay Leas

Probate of Madore J Gant Estate After Will Admitted

Orphans' Court admitted the will of Madore J Gant on Monday for probate. The estate valued over 1000 dollars will be divided among the late owner's children and grandchildren. George W Grubb and G M Kaessel witnessed the will and one bequest includes a junk bedroom suite to Pauline Kifer. The remainder is to be split among Mabel Wickhin, Martly Shafer, Lena Pfeifer, Pauline Wickham, Pauline Kifer, Myrtle Shafer. Real estate valued at 500 dollars and personal property totaling 2800 dollars are noted.

Madore J. Gant Jefwip Penbale George W. Grubb G. M Kaessel Pauline Kifer Aoe

Institute on Home Delivery and Nursing of Communicable Disease

One day program organized by Montgomery County Red Cross at 400 Norwood Drive Bethesda urged all nurses to attend due to civilian shortages in nursing staff and hospital beds. Led by Mrs Edwin Fry and Mrs Leo R Pennington, program aims to address pressing health care needs amid the volcanic eruption.

Montgomery County The American Red Cross Norwood Drive Bethesda Edwin Fry Leo R. Pennington Red Cross

Penelro Nose Drops Use and Caution

Consumer guidance explaining use as directed for Penelro Nose Drops to treat nasal congestion. Warns against overuse and mentions potential side effects. Provides basic instructions and safety tips for proper administration and storage.

Forfeiture and fines in Magistrate court results

In a magistrate court session over $250 in collateral was forfeited by 31 defendants totaling $238 posted with city police. Two more forfeited $170 pledged for appearance with State Police. five appeared for trial with one given suspended sentence. Several did not appear for a rambled All Saints raid case. fines were imposed for unauthorized operation of a vehicle and for fighting in the street.

Edward J All Saints Co Hugh V. Gittinger West Riggs Colli‘flower John Tonsil All Saints Street Dona

All-Bran Ends Constipation Nineteen Century Ad

An enthusiastic testimonial from Philadelphia milkman Leon Swarts praises All-Bran for solving years of constipation without drugs. The ad claims cellulosic elements support colonic flora and positions All-Bran as a center-acting regulating food made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.

Leon Swarts Wilton Kellogg's Battie Creek

Warrant costs and multiple local charges conclude in jail and fines

Costs of service of the warrant are charged to the complainant. John Moore near Lewistown pleads guilty to drunkenness, with a suspended sentence and future risk of House of Correction if habitual drinking persists. Sherman Jones, R. F. D. 4, is fined for obstructing a sidewalk while changing a tire, after a disputed hearing with officers and his attorney. George W. Raythas of McKeesport forfeits 11.45 for reckless driving and Carl Tobery of West Second Street forfeits 6.45 for speeding. Murad, a Turkish ruler in 1574, is noted as having 103 children.

John Moore Lewistown Smith Moore House of Correction Sherman Jones Richard E. Zimmerman Norman Dietz Norman Trump Jones George W. Raythas McKeesport Corp Elwood O'Hara Resk Carl Tobery West Second Street Tuyen

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