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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1946

Page

13

Voters' Names Erased As Registration Books Close

Officials prepare to close registration on Thursday and return books after October 15. Names of deceased or nonresidents are struck only with proper notice and in doubt cases workers avoid removing military service members. Voters urged to verify status with local registrars next Tuesday and note dates for new registrations and transfers in October.

State Heath Department Grover C. Stewart Haptata the Poard

Electronics Disposal Costly To Government

Washington reports that the War Assets Administration may gain nothing from disposing surplus electronics, with estimated costs between two and three billion dollars. Director Jorge Moriarty testified before the House surplus property disposal committee chaired by Democrat Slaughter. He cited cancelled contracts with five disposal agents due to inadequate cooperation and high government costs.

Washington Jorge H. Moriarty Thelectronics War Ssets Administration Moriarty Slaughter D-Mo House WAA

Bathing Reverie By A. Lufburrow

A rambling letter extols the simple pleasure of a bath and soap, claiming its cleansing and refreshing effects as a blessing. The writer muses on the joy and communal relief a bath brings after years without one, with a humorous tone.

Ardon WN. A. Lufburrow

Ladies Aid Meets at Sparrow Home for Anniversary

The United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at 804 N Market with 22 members. Program featured songs, scripture, vacation trip tales, and a 14th wedding anniversary tribute to the hosts. Officers elected: President Miss Florence Teigenbrode, Vice President Mrs Naomi Palmer, Secretary Miss Daisie McDonald, Treasurer Mrs Minnie Engle. Refreshments served.

Ladies Aid Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church E. L. Sparrow N. Market Street Benim J. H. Schmitt Jesus James Dube Northwest States Canada Daisie Greenwich Lake George N. Y Schmitt Atlantic City N. J Naomi Gearinger Florence Teigenbrode Naomi Palmer Daisie McDonald Minnie Engle

Neighbor Returns Favor With Fresh Garden Gifts

A neighbor shares fresh vegetables from a garden. The right move is to reciprocate with a gesture such as baking a pie or cookies or sharing a fishing trip find. Provide a thoughtful return to maintain balanced neighborly goodwill.

Passers And Receivers Are Football's Brightest Stars

Newcastle era prose traces top passers and receivers in pro football, naming Hutson Luckman Isbell Baugh and others as elite playmakers. It notes fan fervor for aerial play and cites Don Hutson and Sid Luckman as standout duos, with references to Green Bay, Chicago Bears, and other early NFL icons.

Harry Grayson NEA New York National League Trowd Ohs Ahs Babe Ruth Chicago Bears Boston Yanks Paul Gavernalli Ted Collins Hag Bruins Columbia Anl Hutson Lenton Baugh Luckman Isbell Gouvernalli Zimmerman Johnny Blood Verne Lewellen Green Bay Bill Karr Gaynell “Tinsley Cardinals Hustle Davey O Brien Tommy Thompson Eagles Whisper White Pittsburgh Detroit Washington Texas Christian Sammy Baugh Cliff Jim Musick Te Pinckett Turk Edwards Sweetwater Sammy Don Hutson Ceej Sid Luckmin Pisses Ted Ved Williams Igvell

Purdue Coach Fumbles Through Confusing Football Notes

Fragmented game write up highlights Hutson and Baugh, with references to Isbell, Oneal, and Waterfield. Mentions passing, speed, accuracy, and plays near the goal line, noting Baugh’s showmanship and short passes while long throws struggle. Observations are interwoven with assorted players and tactics.

Weather Summary of Precipitation and River Conditions

The report outlines 24 hour precipitation totals and month to date figures with yesterday and year ago temperatures. It notes sun set and rise times, moon phase, and includes conditions of rivers with mud and flow indications for Monocacy and nearby tributaries.

Ceresvilles Poml

Store Signs New Goods and Hours Notice

Local shop offers new items including Tel-O-Posts for sinks and electric mailings. Silo fence materials and rubber tired lawn mowers appear with prices. Scratch feed listed at 4.50 and hay rope at 10.69. D. D. T. Spray advertised as available.

Rogers General Electric Cogswell Myers Deep Well William Martin Austin Bohn

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