Local Postal Revenues Up Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office reports a fiscal year ending June 30 with higher receipts and stronger money order activity. Stamp sales totaled 114,888.43 dollars, up about 100 dollars from last year, while money orders issued rose to 262,810.36 and paid to 229,997.49. Parcel and registered mail saw gains. war bond sales dropped to 132,225, though many buyers use banks or other outlets not counted here.
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Frederick
Guy K Motter
Social Bridge Party Feasts Southern Calendar
Dr and Mrs Jan Micada hosted a dessert bridge party for 20 at their home Friday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Roberth Ward Mr and Mrs Ernest Lipford Mr and Mrs George Harding Mr and Mrs Harry Mulligan Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beck Mr and Mrs Gerald Barber Mr and Mrs Jack Griffith Dr and Mrs Carl Wilbanks Mr and Mrs Grover Walker and Mr and Mrs Browne Plummer Entertaining at bridge Thursday night was Mrs Garrison Bell and her guests Mrs George Darby Mrs Norman Belt Mrs Merle Jacobs Miss Ella Plummer Mrs Carroll Walker Mrs Lewis Reed Mrs Clyde Thomas Mrs Lawrence Darby Mrs William Canter Mire Tartan Thamar and Mrs Earl Williams Robert Walker returned home after an extended visit in Massilton Ohio Mrs Thomas Marshall and Mrs Sailye Dryden of Pocomoke City are guests of Mr and Mrs George W Marshall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Jan Micada
Roberth Ward
Ernest Lipford
George Harding
Harry Mullican
Kenneth Beck
Gerald Barber
Jack Griffith
Carl Wilbanks
Grover Walker
Massilton
Ohio
Thomas Marshall
Sailye Dryden
Pocomoke City
George W. Marshall
Main dates set for October visit to Baltimore relatives
The plan specifies traveling through October with the primary aim of visiting relatives in Baltimore in the interim period. This outlines a focused itinerary centered on family time and travel between engagements.
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Baltimore
Browningsville community notes and farm updates
Browningsville progress on barn improvements for milk regulations with contractors Mr Charlie Burdette and Mr Howard Watkins. Circuit Aid Society met at the Browingsville parsonage with Bethesda Hyattstown Mt View churches. linen shower for the new parsonage, sixty members, business session, refreshments. Local health and social updates include Alonzo Shipley ill at home, a group visit featuring William Burdette Ann Burdette Betty Sibley and Rebecca Watkins, corn and wheat yields improving, late tomatoes and lima beans due to rain, Ruth Beall visiting Julia Beall. Sunday visitors to Mrs Maurice Watkins included Willie Burdette Ray Hilton and two children Catherine and Rob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browningsville
Charlie Burdette
Howard Watkins
Milton Burdette
Circuit Aid Society
Browingsville
Bethesda
Hyattstown
Mt View
Alonzo Shipley
William Burdette
Ann Burdette
Betty Sibley
Becca Watkins
Ruth Beall
Julia
Street
Maurice Watkins
Willie Burdette
Ray Hilton
Catherine
Rob
Home Bagne My dn ibddatad yy Bundles for America workers
The article lists volunteers and families supporting Bundles for America Inc in Gaithersburg and Balimore areas. It notes Mrs Barnes and four children leaving Damascus for the West Coast, social visits at the Bethesda Epworth League, and birthday celebrations for Mr Dorsey Day, Mrs Crandford, and Willie Baalt ene.
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America, Inc
Amoe
View Watkins
Rui
Bobby Watkins
Richard Barnes
US Navy
Damascus
West Coast
Howard Watkins
Bethesda Epworth League
James Day
Milton Burdette
Dorsey Day
Crandford
Willie Baalt
Tae Teatt
League
Bethesda Methodist Church
W. D Eye
Merle Burdette
Jerry Williams
Edward Williams
Herbert
Local Social Notes and School Election Headlines
Social visits span Frederick and Monrovia with Mrs Cora Burns as guest. Mr Maurice Watkins and Mrs Beall host families while Mrs Greene oversees a large clan. Bethesda Methodist service on September 20 led by Rev Eve maker. Walkersville High School Students League names officers and class reps led by Peggy Himes as president and Mary Catherine Dudrow as vice president.
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Jessie Beall
Greene
Maurice Watkins
Vermer Watkins
Monrovia
Buthesda
iLo Clock
Rey
Walkersile High School Students League
Walkersville
Peggy Himes
Mary Catherine Dudhrow
Grace Rice
Phyllis Mouck
Miss Houck
Qain
Lenwis Panl Gaver
Richard Moberly
Evelyn Bentz
Kenneth Straws
Sunday Socials and Travels Across Town
Mr Pleasant and friends visited with Mr and Mrs Earey Kline, including Roy Kline and children By, Robert, Elen, and Miss Mary Ann Willard of Sparks. Rensie Rise heads to South Carolina as a Marine after September 26. Visitors at Greerberry Ecker’s home included Mrs Mandelia Harsher and Rosa Bowers of Baltimore, Mrs Margaret White of Frederik, and Theo dore Brown with August Monath. Mrs Allen Bowers of Woodsboro and Mrs Oda B Filler visited Baltimore last week. Calls were made on Ernest Gaiber in New Paris by several ladies including Jennie E Barkier, Sarah Hollman, Rhema Fogle, and Mary C Fogie. Grayson Fogle of Oak Orchard visited Jemime Burrier and Jamals. Mrs Mary King, G L Packard and daughter Fay stayed with Jonas Burrier near Lewistown, and Packard later dined with Harold Fry in Frederick.
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Pleasant
Earey Kline
Roy Kline
Robert
Elen
Mary Ann Willard
Sparks
Rensie Rise
Marines
South Carolina
Greerberry Ecker
Mandelia Harsher
Rosa Bowers
Baltimore
Margaret White
Frederik
Theodore Brown
Oak Orchard
Jemime & Burrier
Jamals
Mary § King
G L Packard
Fay
Jonas Burrier
Lewistown
Harold Fry
Frederick
Middleburg Visitors and Local Meetings Highlight Weekend
Middleburg residents and visitors noted various social rounds. Rev Paul Warner and Mr Barker Cookson of Uniontown met with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foutz of Middleburg, while Mr and Mrs C G Skipper traveled there for a business trip to Frederick. Mrs Everett Messner near Thurmont spent an evening with Mr and Mrs Bassler Shoe.
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Middleburg
Paul Warner
Barker Cookson
Uniontown
Lawrence Foutz
C G Skipper
Frederick
Everett Messner
Thurmont
Bassler Shoe
Sophomore and Freshman Designers Tackle Can Limitation
The article notes sophomores Audrey Young and Donald Smith along with freshmen Be Zimmerman and Charles Nicodemus Thinner addressing a shortage in tin cans. Designers propose simpler, lighter can casings using basic components to reduce weight and meet new parading constraints.
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Burg
Sophmores
Audrey Young
Donald Smith
Beatie Zimmerman
Charles Nicodemus
MH Paraindan
Trend toward stock containers on magazine production basis
A fragmented note indicates a trend to stock containers that can be produced on a magazine production basis. The readable portion suggests a process or method shift, implying efficiency gains and standardization in container fabrication for ongoing magazine work.
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Gaitherburg
Wide World
U.S
Navy
Iiel
Ert
Clagettsville
Irvin Ward
Lloyd and
Carlton
Anne
Betty
Virgie Beall
Byrd Kidd
Ann Meyer
John
Bal
Chat Young
Copperville
Lawrence Fouty
Paul Robertson
Crouse’s Mill
Wes
Albert Lawrence
Connecticut
Shirres
Westminster
Lawrence FE Foult
Robert Weldon
Middlebury
Mr. Pleasant
American Institute of Launder
Arrid
Sellin
Uou Shore
Quaker City
North Market Street
Gunther Crown
Acee
Gunther
Gunther Brewing Co
Baltimore, Md
Wynes
Ly UL
Royal Jewelers
North Market ST
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