Important For Transportation To Hold Up During Wartime
C Vernon Fhonas a special representative of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Francis Scott Key hotel about railroads behind the war effort. He warned that without reliable transport production fails and that railroads form a primary support for military movements. He cited increased traffic since the war began and explained measures to prevent breakdowns and ensure prompt unloading. He urged closer cooperation between shippers, receivers, and railroads and noted a new policy to unload every arriving car. He also highlighted a strengthened relation between railroad and public during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vernon Fhonas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Thomas
Europe
Mr. Thomas
Clarence C. Carty
Club
Harpers Ferry High Library Open In Bolivar Area
Bolivar West Virginia notes show Harpers Ferry High School library open to the public after school hours with staff inviting locals to borrow books. Local residents and visitors from Millville West Virginia and nearby towns are mentioned along with various social and family items and church events in Bolivar and Camp Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
W. Va
Harpers Ferry High School
Detour Guests Share Sunday Visits Across Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dutrow and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Grossnickle spent Sunday with Warn family of Bohn. Harward and Walter Bohn of York Pa visited Earl Snook. Raymond Albaugh family hosted E J Smith and children Betty Ruth Lewis Motter's Station and Raymond Maria family Westminster Me Mary Alice. John Renner and kids visited Mrs Raymond Albaugh. Frances Grossnickie and Richard Grosenickle visited Misses Mary and Addie Dutrow. Mrs John Renner and children visited Mrs Raymond Albaugh. Earrings were formed by men in various European countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Bird
Laurel
J. L. Backies
S. W. Staubs
Martinsburg
Kenneth Brown
Jay Riley
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Riley
Harpers Ferry
Jack Miller
Lillie Biller
Lester Leavy
Washington
Mervin Glover
Barbara
Ruxton
Lewis Young
Hugh Lee Kirby
New York City
Crawford
Green
Koenee
D. C
Richmond
Hame
Edna Wentzell Grove
Mary Grove Bryan
Garfield Hospital
Red Cross
Woman's Club
Billy Wentzell
Claude Wentzell
Caso Hill
Aline Grave
Mae Parsons
L. S. Steed
Washington, D. C
Castleman's Inn
Eugene Ross
Gilbert Perry
Camp Hill
K. Butsler
Shepherdstown
Charles Joachim
Himes
Damn Hill
Abbie and
Margaret Gowans
Milton Ailes
Bolivar Heights
Myr
Paul Fishbaugh
Gertrude Crawford
Robert Harper
E. A. Harper Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Harper Hurlbert
McArthur
Ohio
Walker
Hurlbert
Mabel Coleman
Charlotte Thomas
Baltimore
Bolivar
Lester Dutrow
Wilbur Grossnickle
Milo Bohn
Warn
Harward Bohn
Walter Bohn
York
Earl Snook
Raymond Albaugh
E. J. Smith
Betty
Ruth
Lewis
Motter's Station
Raymond Maria
Mary Alice
Westminster
John Runes
Cora
Joan, Jr
David Renner
Rocky Ridge
Elsie Clem
Frances Grossnickie
Richard Grosenickle
Mary
Addie Dutrow
John Renner
Cora and
John, Jr
Women's clubs host fall meetings and programs at Merryland tract and Urbana
Merryland Tract Women's Club hosted at Sheet Fatt reel Lordhyrte V7 Community Hall with 24 members. book reports on Cronin and Glaspell. Up To Date Dressing demo. next meeting October 16 at Fa'elock with a covered dish supper. Urbana Homemakers' Club opened fall session September 17 led by Florence Surman with 13 members and 3 visitors. prayers and songs. readings on democracy and home life. clothing show. talk by Ester Knowles. adjourned to October 15 at G. O. Hendrickson and Runkles for up-to-date pressing. Braddock Women's Club held first fall meeting at Niemann Brunk home. president Roy Cline presiding. music selections cited. Red Cross chair Bowyer Fout led. next event September 25 at Linden Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merryland Tract Club
Roy Maguha
George Chick
Merryland Tract Women’s Club
America
A. J. Cronin
Charles Flock
Mitchell Tilley
Roy Helion
Susan Glaspell
Towne Titus
Roy Magahe
Fa'elock
Urbina Club
Urbana Homemakers’ Club
Florence Surman
A.B. Smith
A. L. Derry
Couns
Democracy
A. B. Smith
Waller Hudson
Ester Knowles
MacArthur
Surman
Wilson Runkles
G. O. Hendrickson
Managament En
University of Maryland
Runkles
Braddock Club
Braddock Women’s Club
Niemann Brunk
Roy Cline
Bowyer Fout
Eldred Boyer
Linden
Hills
Train Kills Man in Baltimore and Ohio Yards
Martinsburg W V Sept 22 Leonard Knadier Kane Atantineg burg was killed today in the Baltimore and Ohio yards when struck by the engine of a westbound freight train. Coroner C G Powers called the death an unavoidable accident and said an inquest was unnecessary. The engineer tried to stop the train but rear cars buckled and left the rails. A delay in traffic ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
lGanrce Knadier Rane Atantinegburg
Baltimore and Ohio
C. G. Powers
Knndler
Union Bridge Notices Highlight Local Visits and Sales
Residents of Union Bridge and nearby towns report short trips and family visits. Mrs Elle Devilbiss returns from Hagerstown while relatives travel between Union Bridge and Uniontown. A public livestock sale is planned for October 8 by the Foxes on the Williams Wolfe farm, with other residents visiting relatives and attending events like the York Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Elle Devilbiss
Hagersfowl
Myosin
Thansa- Weishner
J. Ebbert Spurrier
Roberta
Elizabeth
Marmon
John Heck
Uniontown
Robert Spursiey
Harry Spurrier
John F. Reop
Norfolk
New Windsor
Nannie Fowble
Junassa Bakle
Twoeeks
Alys
Fowble
Filmore Powble
Jesse Gare
Walkersville
Howard Fox
William Wolfe
Nettie Bloom
Morrison Smith
Woodside
Carroll Smith
Jeffrey Smith
New Jersey
E. T. Devilbiss
Mollie Sanford
Washington, D. C
Carrie Bohn
E. B. Devilbiss
Sonny and Marlene
York Fair
Community notes from Germantown and surrounding areas
Gossip from Germantown including Mrs Ira Hall entertaining the missionary society of Neolaville church and Mrs Carroll Brown as luncheon guest of Mrs Gen Vierbushean. Mrs A R Selby returns home from Denver. Mr and Mrs Carroll Brown visit Mrs G A Ellmore in Rockville. Edward Brosius Jr of Takoma Park visits. Mr and Mrs Ralph Benson of Bethesda visit Dr and Mrs William Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Ira Hall
Missionary Society of Neolaville
Carroll Brown
Gen
Vierbushean
A. R. Selby
Denver
Colo
G. A. Ellmore
Brown
Rockville
Edward Brosius, Jr
Takoma Park
Ralph Benson
Bethesda
Wiliam Benson
Admiral Richard Dies In France After Accident
Brest announces the death of Admiral Richard who led the French Fleet at Mers-El-Kebir in July 1940. He recently suffered a skull fracture in a bicycle accident in Brittany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Richard
Mers-El-Kebir
Brest
Brittany
Peterson's Ointment for Eczema and Skin Irritation
Quick relief for itching from eczema pimples and red blotches. Peterson's Ointment soothes itching, improves skin appearance and feel. Also relieves tired itchy feet and cracks between toes. 35c at all druggists money back if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Maryland Amends Constitution for Voter Amendments and Circuit Judges
A lengthy Maryland advertisement outlines proposed constitutional amendments from the General Assembly. It details Article 14 amendments on voter adoption or rejection, separate ballots, publication rules, and Governor approval. It also covers a second amendment to Article 4 Section 21 establishing residential qualifications and selection methods for Circuit Court judges across circuits, with specifics on chief and associate judges, residency, election, and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutten
State of
Maryland
Petar
Marsal
Bxeyland
General Assembly
Ashero Ko
Baltimore
Lin Otter
Thortof
Meey
Huraly
Atehoone
General Assembly of
Tealint
Kamg
Dundee
Rircuit
Roy
Vona Fide
Mary
Harford
Cecil County
Sanodate Judsen
Vhos
Literiad Fureties
Eredortek
Frei
Ponteriek
Ata Schon
Atta
Judea
Chis Souemient
Narr Lon
Calvert
Maury
Dbs
la Vela George's County
el County
Salt Sasowitte
Adses
Prince Gear
Digurke
Amid Cirentt
Ping Cao
Tamy Bey
Sail
Uferegolnj
Worlduilivd
Sald Ranerdt
Omd
Hamediawry
Constitutional Amendment Proposal and Judicial Selection in Maryland
Fragmented text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment in Maryland about legislative and judicial structures, including election of associate and chief judges, terms, residency, and eligibility. References to governor, county specifics, and submission procedures for voter ratification are noted.
Constitutional Amendments and Juvenile Courts in Maryland
A lengthy excerpt outlines proposed amendments to the Maryland Constitution. It covers Article 38 regarding gifts and transfers to religious bodies, and introduces a new Section MIA for Juvenile Courts under Article IV. Provisions specify submission to voters, printing on ballots as For Constitutional Amendment or Against Constitutional Amendment, and timing for the results to Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuadter
State of
Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
Duveuils
Alnamorea
Sich
Ty General Assembly
Wanch
Constitutional Amendment For Juvenile Courts in Maryland
A Maryland proclamation orders publication of the text of a constitutional amendment proposing a juvenile court system. It directs printing in multiple newspapers statewide and a public vote at the general election on November 3, 1942. The proclamation, signed by Governor Herbert O'Conor, cites Article XIV and outlines publication and submission procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heberton
State OF Marys
Marylini
General Assembly of
Maryland
Feas
Annapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles A. Cline
Louisiana State University
R. C. Stuart
Harry J. Lawson
Fort Myer
White Sulphur Springs
Phyllis Swope
Lewis Swope
D. J. Syeinbrunn
Pittsburgh
Pitcairn
C. E. Garten
John Stone
Lovellsville
Pico
Douglas Garten
Bela Lemon
Jessie Mann
Howard Lemon
Martinsourg
Bolivar, West Virginia
Heath Helden
Millville
Clifton Butts
West Virginia
Corrine Knecht
West Salisbury
Kenneth Robinson
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Judith Lynn
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Snapnerd College
Lewis Beek
Louise Edwards
Charles Town
Loudoun County
Harwood Potts
Hagerstown
Randolph Earman
Donald
McLean
Ernest Earman
Colbank
Louis Young
Charles S. Webb
Milville
Theodore Holmes
Keedysville
Holmes
Kershner
Claud Noland
J. W. Ramadill
Mary Louise Littleton
Melvin Oscar Sanford
Goclock
Brookland Baptist Church
Ramediil
B. W. Crim
Summit Point
J. K. Grubb
Ray Sullivan
Indianola
Iowa
Messrs
H. Langley
Fred Cooper
L. ¥. Warrende
D.C
W. J. McDonald
Robert
G. D. Conard
Lenora Staubs
Bolivar Methodist Church
Keystone
W. Court
Wru
Eczema
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
Sealleak
Frederick. Md
ERNOK
Amos
Conens
Marysland
Maths
Ted
Ube
Hegietaries
Iyaane
Taw
Sar
Magesland
Asths
Roneurrigg
Vorvland
Paris
State Road Commission
Macy
Ardela
Ayrit
Peale
ACR
Meryt
Thalapelvad
Lorena
Satan
Tay
Milton
Mroelmmietlin
Newton
Marey
Perros Pomsk
Rane Reatunnd
Wali Artiele Bourbon
Maryhand
Leita
Tay Sinte
Maryand
Advertisa
Ceneral Assembly
Orhis
Maryleed
Vendert B
O'Conor
Thomas Elmo Jones
Borrew
The
Liberty Finance Corporation
N. Market Street
BK. Slemmer
Slanager
Potomac By-Products Co
Frederick, Md
Markellé Ford
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