September Book Releases Add Depth to Your Home Library
Early September brings a broad array of new releases for American history readers, short story fans, and general readers. Notable works include Faulkner and Kepner’s updated American history text, Layette’s Foundations of American Civilization, Adamic’s Whats Your Name, and La Farge edited The Changing Indian. Also featured are short story volumes from Conrad Argosy and Hemingway, Parker, and a World list, plus Garden City’s ready made library program of 40 titles for affordable home collections.
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Eigh
America
Harper and Brothers
H. A. Faulkner
Tyler Kepner
Max Layette
Holt
Lavelle
Louis Adamic
Harpers and Brothers
Mr. Adamic
University of Oklahoma Press
Oliver la Farge
Redman
Random House
Mary van Doren
Doubleday Doran
Hans Alexander Mueller
Houghton Mifflin
Martha Foley
Edward J. O'Brien
Modern Library
Ernest Hemingway
Doorothy Parker
World
Garden City Publishing Company
David Dietz
Social Calendar Features Local Dinners in Montgomery County
Laytonsville social notices list dinners and visits honoring service members and war workers. Elisha Davis hosts in honor of Leonard Davis bound for the Army at White Keys. Elmer Green hosts for David Pope who joined the Coast Guard. Roger Burdette entertains Maryland State Roads Commission colleagues before heading to work at the Fairchild plant. Visitors include Yonkers guests and Washington residents, with several family and household gatherings noted.
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Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Elisha Davis
Davis
Leonard Davis
Silver Spring
White Keys
Milton Davis
W. G. Fitzgerald
Washington
Leon Sullivan
Takoma Park
Elmer Green
David Pope
Coast Guard
Douglas, Hines
Williou de
Maryland State Roads Commission
Messrs
de Warren Reynolds
Oland Harvey
William Boland
Merkle Haines
William Haines
Charles Nicol
Russel Day
J. Ernest Hawkins
Etchison
William H. Watkins
Warren Davis
Clayton Brandenburg
Jerry Williams
Herbert Hyatt
N. E. Hawkins
Thomas Hawkins
Frank Darby
Frank Darby, Jr
Yonkers
Hetty Darby
Margaret Darby
Jean McFarren
Mary King
George McDonald
Sale of the late Mrs. Alice Stone draws large attendance
Dr and Mrs Bush Stone of Libertytown Md attend the sale of the late Mrs Alice Stone last Saturday. Large attendance, personal property sold well. Mrs Edith Bruin visits Arlington relatives. Miss Alice Shumaker moves from Mrs Stone property to an apartment in Mr Brice Wenner's home. Mrs Isabel Stroude and daughter Gale of Washington are spending time away.
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Lovettsville
Bush Stone
Libertytown
Alice Stone
Edith Bruin
Arlington, Va
Alice Shumaker
Mrs. Stone
Brice Wenner
Isabel Stroude
Gale
Washington
Local social notes and visits brighten regional week
The column lists visits and hosting by residents and families across the area. Mrs. W. J. Compher in town with parents, Mrs. C. Phelps and grandson Jimmy Galbert in Barberton, Ohio visiting George Grove, and the Grove sisters with Paul Grove in Alexandria. Nearby, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Wade of Baltimore stayed with the Beattys. Guests at the Hollars included Emory Brady, Mrs. Bertha Wirts, and Keedy Shaff. others hosted by Stevens, Myers, and Seibert households. School reopened with a large turnout and new teachers arriving from New York and Lovettsville. Nevin Lanham remains hospitalized after a stabbing accident at a fence. Jacqueline Brown began at Strayer College in Washington. John W. Compher serves in the U S Air Corps in Cincinnati. Corporal James Beatty visited with his parents, and Rosa Lindsey will spend two weeks with Leith Lindsey in Vienna. Mrs. Charles Miller and Ruth Carr visited Pvt. Charles Miller.
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W. J. Compher
5. C. Phelps
Jimmy Galbert
Barberton
Ohio
George Grove
Margaret Grove
Winifred Grove
Paul Grove
Alexandria
W. A. Wade
Baltimore
H. W. Beatty
M. L. Hollar
Emory Brady
Washington
Bertha Wirts
Point of Rocks
Keedy Shaff
Brunswick
Wilssts ViVidll
Real Mats
William Seibert
Miami
Fla
Norman ‘Song and Daughter
Edith Frazier
Tarpon Springs
Charles Stevens
Frazier
A. M. Woodward
Hagerstown
Myrtle Myers
Thomas Kane
New York
Concetta Mangus
Dorothy Patterson
Round Hill
Cobb and Carpenter
Virginia
Percy Miller
Jeanette Fleming
Lovettsville
Garland Clipp
Pittsburgh
Ella Mann
A. F. Tobler
Fancy Gap
Aubrey Poovey
Hickory
N.C
Sam Abbott
Clarendon
W. B. Williams
Nevin Lanham
Schnauffer Hospital
William Ridgeway
Jacqueline Brown
Strayer Business College
John W. Compher
U. S. Air Corps
Cincinnati
Owen Reed
James Beattty
C.M Beatty
Rosa Lindsey
Leith Lindsey
Vienna
Charles S. Miller
Ruth Carr
Pvt
Charles Milles
Evangelist Fugett to Speak at Nazarene Church
The Church of the Nazarene on North Bentz Street will host revival services starting Wednesday night with Rev. Fugett of Ashland Kentucky as special speaker. Services continue through Sunday September 27 led by Pastor Rev. Neal Hutchinson.
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Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Fugett
Ashland
North Bentz Street
Neal Hutchinson
Mrs Foster Returns Home After Montrose Visit
Fort Bragg North Carolina reports Mrs A S Foster has gone back to Montrose Maryland after a month spent with Miss Nellie George over the weekend.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
A. S. Foster
Montrose
Nellie George
Weekend visits and moves across Maryland families
Detour Detour lists weekend visits among families in Keymar Dundalk and York with relatives in Frederick City Hospital updates. Amos Flohr buys Emory Shorb farm. Miss Dayhoff enters high school. Krom is now in Fort Knox camp.
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John Flickinger
William Flickinger
Keymar
Donald Wachter
Steiner Wachter
Harry Shry
York
S. W. Shry
Garrie Hinea
Allen Hinea
Alvah Young
Edward Phoebus
George Wood
Harold Young
Dundalk
Miss Young
Washington, D. C
Hibner
Johnstown
Frederick City Hospital
Baltimore
Sarah
Elizabeth Yoder
Long Green
Walter Gill
Hydes
Clyde Wilhide
M. J. Wilhide
Mt. Tabor Park
Tom Haurd
Wilhide
Amos Flohr
Archie T. Flohr
Emory Shorb
Donald Dayhoff
Ernest Harner
Linda Lee
Eastern Star visitation draws district and Maryland officials
Attendees at Frederick Chapter Order of Eastern Star included Mrs Havel Engelbrecht, worthy grand matron, and Mrs Virginia Thompson of Hyattsville, associate grand matron. Engelbrecht, formerly of Frederick, stayed overnight and joined the joint visitation of Keedysville and Sharpsburg chapters. Special truck taxes in 1941 reached a record 546,290,000 dollars, per the Automobile Manufacturers Association, up over tenfold in ten years.
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Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Havel Engelbrecht
Grand Chapter
District of Columbia
Virgina Thompson
Hyattsville
Maryland
Engelbrecht
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
Axis Terror In Balkans Bloodshed and Revolt Reported
London reports a new wave of Axis terror and anti Axis revolt across the Balkans as Germany tightens grip on occupied southeastern states. Revolt in Bulgarian Macedonia, 800 executed in Bosnia, Skoplje siege, leaflets dropped and attempts to assassinate Bulgarian minister Peter Grabovsky. Macedonian patriots push for autonomy or full independence from Bulgaria amid rising anti Bulgarian sentiment.
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London
Balkans
Hitler
Bulgarian Macedonia
Bosnia
Yugoslavia
Skoplje
Balkan
Switzerland
Sofia
60 Day Rabies Quarantine Expanded in Montgomery County
Dr. Mark Welsh, Maryland State veterinarian, declared a 60 day rabies quarantine for a ten mile square area around Germantown after a rabid foxhound death. Quarantine extends to Comus Thompson's Corner Dawsonville Darnestown Lee's Corner and nearby towns with fines for noncompliance. Two exposed persons received Pasteur treatment. outbreaks linked to animals moved from elsewhere.
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College Park
Mark Welsh
Maryland
Germantown
Montgomery County
Welsh
Comus
Thompson's Corner
Dawsonville
Darnestown
Lee's Corn
Wae
Ozgs
Mai Weber
Animal Disease Control
University of Maryland
Baltimore County
Baltimore City
Missouri
War Mothers Owe It To Sons To Put Up Fight At Home
Dorothy Dix counsels mothers to support sons in war with courage not despair. She praises those with enlisted or drafted sons who continue duties, urging mothers to maintain morale, pursue war work, and avoid exaggerated fears that harm family and war effort.
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Misa Dix
Bea
Lamy
Bam
Nin
Bipg Agai
Ryeey
Ling
Fese
One Day Off for Husband and Wife Union
A fragmented advice tone argues spouses deserve weekly rest and personal time apart from duties. It urges mutual talk to share chores and leisure, noting each partner should enjoy downtime at home or with approved outings. The text also references a distant phrase about a syndicate and poultry losses.
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Frederick's
North Market Street
C. E. Fugett
Williamson's
Frederick, Md
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Berry
Axis Terror
Berryville
Berryville Basket Co
Dorothy Dix
Nosbody
France
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Lange Ox
Easton’s
Swift
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Boyer’s Blue
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Michigan
Nestie
Wilkins’ Coffee
Bee Brand
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Liberty Finance Corporation
Market Street
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Sheaffer
Eversharp
Memsberg
KEY Hotel Bldg
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the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
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