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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1943

Page

11

Opening Day Squirrel Hunting Dims in Montgomery and Frederick

Regional Game Warden reports fewer opening day hunters in Montgomery and Frederick counties with most skirmishes unseen due to hot weather and dry woods. No major injuries recorded. enforcement will curb sundown hunting and dove hunting after sunset remains illegal federally and state wide. China plans to buy 200 million dollars in gold to combat inflation using part of the 1942 US loan. details undisclosed.

Montgomery Frederick County Benjamin F. Phobus Phobus China Chungking Chang Ping Chun Executive Yuan United States

Ganley Graduates as Flight Officer at Lubbock AAF

Lieut Ganley is named flight officer after graduation at Lubbock Army Air Field in Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Hickman Ganley of Monrovia. His brother Joseph E Ganley of Kansas City attended the exercises.

Lieut Ganley Lubbock Army Air Field Lubbock, Tex J. Hickman Ganley Monrovia Joseph E Ganley Kansas City, Mo

Awarded Purple Heart for North Africa action

Pfc. Lewis W. Baker of this city received the Purple Heart after being seriously wounded in North Africa in April. He is recovering in an overseas hospital, address APO 371 New York NY. The medal was accepted by his father Louis H. Baker of 316 West Patrick Street. Baker is cited for bravery and is brother to Emory E. Baker Frederick Route 5 and Mrs Leslie Rupensthall this city. Auto hits horse on Route M0 near Knoxville injuring Adolph T. Ladak 200 Maple Avenue. Ladak treated at Schnaulffer Hospital and released. others in the car unharmed. fate of the horse unknown.

Lewis W. Baker North Africa Baker New York WN Y Pfc Louis H. Baker West Patrick Street Emory E. Baker Frederick Route 5 Leslie Ruppensthall AUTO Adolph T. Ladak Maple Avenue Schnaulffer Hospital Laciak Knoxville

Strength For Today by Earl L Petagios D D

Sermon asserts tolerance across Christian denominations stressing humility and unity. It argues simplicity and human sympathy matter more than strict doctrinal show. The piece urges recognizing others beliefs on non essentials and embracing shared faith values.

Feed Board Named for Washington County

A Washington County Feed Alt location Board was set up to assure equitable distribution of Commodity Credit Corporation feed shipments throughout the county. Members include Jacob Ankeney as chairman J C Fulde Ralph Wyand and S F P Kline representing feedmen and Paul Kretzer representing farmer feeders. County Agent Mark Miller serves as secretary.

Hagerstown Washington County Commodity Credit Corporation Jacob Ankeney J. C Fulde Ralph Wyand S. F. P. Kline Paul Kretzer Mark Miller

Burkittsville Man Recalled for Army Service

Mentzer of Fort D A Rus, recalled after a teen day furlough with his wife at Martinsburg West Virginia and his parents Mr and Mrs J W Mentzer of Burkittsville. He was the first man inducted from Burkittsville district in January 1941 and served at Fort Sam Houston Texas for nine months. He was discharged in November 1941 for being over 28 and recalled in January 1942 for 17 months at Fort Meade, then transferred to Fort D A Russell in June.

Fort George G Meade Fort D. A. Russell

Mind Your Manners Quiz From Wartime Etiquette Column

A period etiquette exercise asks five questions about proper letters and manners in military context. It covers whether to keep a reference letter handy, whether to address envelopes with return information, if condolence letters follow a set form, how a visiting girl should respond after visiting a serviceman, and appropriate follow up actions after a visit.

Beaht Jewels Class Entertained at Home

The Beaht Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist Church School were entertained at the homes of Misses Katherine and Bessie. The event featured the girls hosted in a cordial gathering with pleasant conversation and light refreshments.

Beaht Calvary Methodist Church School Katherine Bessie

Meeting of Nusbaum group at 704 East Patrick Street

On September 9 Mrs. Lester Koogle co hosted a gathering for twenty one members and five guests at 704 East Patrick Street. Mrs. Harry Zimmerman presided as president with singing the Lord's Prayer and hymns. Mrs. Claude Breighner and Ruth Cronise led readings and music with several solos. Prizes were awarded to Exie Baker and Barry Shaeffer. refreshments followed.

Nusbaum East Patrick Street Lester Koogle Harry Zimmerman Sort Wess Robert Relfsnider Mra Wm Immerman Chickup Ruth Cronise Charma Misa Helen Sibert Etward Mantz Gutres Katherine Nusbaum Exile Baker Barry Shaeffer

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