What To Do When Temperature Becomes Cool In Coming Winter
The AMA Bureau of Health Education advised fuel oil rationing may target 65 degree daytime temps. To conserve heat, close unused rooms and heat only occupied areas, maintain 65 in motion and 68 when seated, seal drafts, use shades, limit air movement, and add warm clothing to stay comfortable without harming health.
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Chicago
Bureau of Health Education
American Medical Association
OPA
Bureau
Community visits and gatherings extend across Harney area
Local residents from Harney Carlisle Gettysburg and Westminster joined visits with relatives and friends. Frank C Moose of the US Navy returns from eight day leave to Norfolk VA and may transfer to a trade school in Morehead KY. Church events include a youth class Wiener roast and a Cape Cod Plan program with several members in attendance. A Chanute Field visit by Virginia Wagaman and Anne Rotering notes Pvt Francis Sanders.
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Ernest Fream
West Aisiss
Frank C Moose
US Navy
Chester Moose
Norfolk
Morehead
John Fream
Howard Kump
Hanover
Harney
Dennis Boyd
Charles Snider
Gettysburg
William Snider
Mary Ann
Bruce Rickard
Gordon Love
Clifford Hahn
Agnes Koontz
Taneytown
Albert Lott
Fred Strickhouser
George Marshall
Earlington Shriver
Charlies
Wilbur King
George Eyster
Philip Bower
Cape Cod
Robert Gilleian
The
Christian Herald
A A Martin
J Alpert Patterson
Charles Warndor
John Zacharias
Ray Muller
Maggie Bell
Andrew Eyster
Mahlon Stonesife
Wnor
Man Shriver
Carrie Hartzell
Mous Sewing Club
Claude Carl
Hosters Streets
Ray Muler
Virginia Wagaman
Anne Rotering
Chanute Field
Ill
Francis Sanders
Emmitsburg
E L Higbee
Rural Womans Club
C D Gulleren
Thei
Betty
Albert R Kelly
Taney Town
Clayton Newcomer
Washington DC
A A Kelly
Camden
Kelly
Earl
Mary
Martha
Robert
Wiss
Esther John Westminster
Albert J Wood
J Albert Patterson
Milwaukee
Wis
Owen Sanders
Nancy
Charles Bosson
George Joyce
Baltimore
the Key
H M Gillélan
Anna Gilllelan
H Robert Gilelan
Marianna
Stand-sit seats planned to boost wartime bus capacity
Washington prepares to install stand-sit seats in buses and trolleys to increase wartime seating. Various local names and households are listed as weekend visitors in the capital area, including Frailey, Sullivan, Topper, Felix, Thompson, Gillelan, and others.
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Washington
Capital
Local families spend weekends with relatives in area homes
Ladiesburg and nearby residents visited relatives over the weekend. Names include Doris and Budd Saylor with their uncle and aunt Hall Martin in New Windsor. Mervin Koons and Ale Todd from Youngstown stayed with Curtis and Mrs Smith. Mrs F H Birely visited Linwood relatives before returning home.
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Ladiesburg
Doris and
Budd Saylor
Hall Martin
New Windsor
Mervin Koons
Ale Todd
Youngstown
Curtis Smith
Frank Wilhide
F H Birely
Mrs . Binkley
Linwood
Katie Frock
Gettysburg
Bennie Frock
Paul Saylor
Addie Sayler
William Long
Silas Cline, Jr
Jacob Horne
Westminster
Ethel Wilhide
Warm Last Night Boosts September Heat Across City
Unseasonably warm conditions persisted with a minimum around 69 degrees and highs near 88 degrees. Officials note the dry spell continues at the fishing reservoir while shore weather hints at moderation soon. Community notices include Mothers and Teachers club meeting details and local social updates.
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Firth
Hota
Women Missionary Society Dinner at Elias Luther Church
The annual covered dish dinner of the Women’s Missionary Society at Elias Lutheran Church in Emmitsburg was held in the Parish House with 26 members and guests in attendance. Tables were decorated with mixed flowers and tall candles.
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Emmittsburg
Womens Missionary Society of Elias Lutheran Church
Scrap drives recover heavy Spanish gun and war relics
Frank Gastley and Lane recover 2080 pounds of quality scrap steel from a naval gun and brass from its breech for local salvage committees. The material will be shipped to Baltimore for processing at Bethlehem Steel and turned into modern ordnance. Civil War muskets Mexican War sword German shell cases and World War II trophies accompany the cannon.
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Advital Winfield Scott Sehler
Fran Jobscott
Scatman
Mt Olivek
Egannon
Frank Gastles
Lane
Salyige
Baltimore
Tas Gastley
Bethlehem Steel Co
Cannon from Schley family linked to Key burial plot
A county drive leader notes the cannon used in the Key burial plot has no wheels and a missing high grade steel pillar. The Schley cannon, sacred to Frederick, stems from Schley born in Richfields and tied to the cruiser Maria Theresa captured July 3, 1898.
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Schley
Francis Scott Key
Ms Fe
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Charles Kump
Littlestown
Harvey Wantz
Norman Taylor
George Shriver
Dorothy Shoemaker
Leroy Strickhouser
Capt. Carson
Frailey USA
Wiliam Frailey
All
Inez Topper
DePaul Avenue
D C
Claude Sullivan
Frailey
Ray Top
Sally
Nelsie Felix
George Thompson
E Clavion
Washington, DC
C D Gillelan
Navy
Solomons
Solomon Islands
Tanambago
Gavutu Island
Florida Island
Ngain
Nea Te'ephoto
Wade
Mugay
Mothers and Teachers Club of
Calvary Methodist
Emeh Shert
Maurice Struve
Vis Chiles Hudson
Chorarin
Katherine Minke
Mitlird Crum
Ro Ames Hendrickson
Gary Nuss
Galemore Frautt
Charles Jind
Jonny
Howard Schindel
Joseph Wolfe
Artheurtaxye
Emory Snaiples
Edgar Teen Choieman
Floyd Freeze
Alfred Sharpe
Katherine Winker
Buerite Minker
Brian Rice
Trykety Gages
Cramer
Shirley Braungart
Gailmoe Flautt
Clarkson Kelly
Nusz
Brust
Shipley
Hendrickson
West Second Street
Michigan
Frank Withlle
Charles Butler
Frederick
Mis Curtis Smith
John Ambrose
John Ambrose Jr
Jane Hoffman
Waarhorn
F HW Birely
York
Fai
Charles Smith
Edgar Smith
Motorola
Cout
Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Markell &Ford Coal Fuel
Bias thAkt
National Brewing CO
Baltimore, MD
J. Austin
Bailey Goss
WBAL
Uncle Sam
St Joseph
North Court
Matco
Mateo Hirano
Joe Bchoola
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Emma Rope Brown
Namber Fred
McCardell Apts
Frederick, Maryland
Court Square
Grocer IS
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury's
OGL
Kirk’s
Kirk
Swanstown
Nestle
PEG
Blue Ridge
Tneau UT
Patrick Street
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