D A R President General Speaks To Frederick Chapter
Mrs William H Pouch of New York president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution spoke at the Frederick Chapter golden jubilee luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. About 86 attended as regent Mrs Iran Brandfeld presided and John S Stapp and Dr Joseph H Apple joined local and visiting D A R and SAR members. The program highlighted patriotism, mountain schools, soldiers support, defense bonds and war relief, with remarks by state regent Mrs George Stapp and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Pouch
New York
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
George 3. Stapp
Baltimore
Maryland
W. HS. White
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
D. A R
Joseph H Apple
Lawrence Everhart
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Iran Brandfeld
Easience
South
D. A. R. Tamasse
South Carolina
Maryland Society
Tribule
Henry M Robert
Kata Thinron Smith
Grant
Ala
Pine Mountain
Kentucky
Tobacco Road
D. A. BR
Pouch
New England
Corregidor
White
D. AR
Rick
Dr. Apple
S.A. R
Mt. Olivet
Key
Whittier
Barbare Fritchie
Adelbert W. Meats
Balt. Wiere
Marsland Society
DA Ri
A.B Eagie
Martinsburg
W Va
Clara B. Matthews
Printess
Hirrchigua
S. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
D. A
Balemen
Byrd
Silver Spring
James H. Harris
Braddock Heights
Howard Grifth
Emma Brown
Grayson E Bowers
John Ritchie
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
Louise Potts
Winebreener
Frederick County
Ritchie
Donald McLean
Edith Miller
Farm Bureau Head Says Farmers Won Victory
Baltimore September 29 Maryland farmers receive a moral victory comment from state farm bureau president P C Turner arguing labor needs to fuel food production for the war effort He cites cooperation from draft officials and notes inflation claims lack basis while urging assurances that farm pay keeps labor affordable He references Secretary of Agriculture and wartime labor data amid a harvest show in Washington to benefit Army and Navy relief efforts
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Maryland
State Farm Bureau
P. C. Turner
Millard BE
Tydiners
D-Md
Farm Bureau
Turner
Congress
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Frederick Fair
Nanenais Capital
Rueorsige
Wasangtor
Army Amt Navy
Waington
D.sprays
Pvt Schultz on Ten Day Furlough From Eglin Field
Pvt Schultz son of Mr and Mrs David K Schultz spent a ten day furlough at his home in Frederick. He serves in the US Army Air Corps and is stationed at Eglin Field Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt. Schultz
David K Schultz
Frederick
US Army Air Corps
Eglin Field
Florida
Salvation Army Advisory Board Plans For Future
The S A Advisory Board met Friday at Hershverger's dining room with L Wilson chairing. A plan to expand the 228 West Fifth street chapel was advanced, a building fund totaling 2813 deposited from gifts and Lam bert trust interest aimed to reach 11000 by January 1943. Captain Glenn E Stovall reported on the public address system aiding street meetings and a three month service report showing Young People's meetings attendance 527, indoor meetings 1007, aid to 307 persons, 119 transients assisted, 32 meals served, 410 clothing and shoe articles given, and summer camping for 4 youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Hershverger
L. Wilson
Wm. C. Royal
West Fifth Street
Wilson
R B Wolfe
Albert W. Condon
Robert L Smith
Senocr
Joseph H Apple
Builders class of Church of the Birthren elect officers
The Builders class met last Thursday at Mrs Bertha Nicholhan’s home with Mrs C E Powers presiding. A program included hymns readings and a Good Samarita life lesson. Officers elected for the coming year include President Davie Phebbi place Vice President C E Totahsers Swanney Assistant Secretary Wilham Young Treasurer Alrs Robert Firor Assistant Treasurer Donald Ramsburg. The next meeting will be at Abs Duvall’s October 29 with a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Birthren
Bertha Nicholhan
C. E. Powers
John Keilholt
Powers
Grospickie
Ernest
William Thomas
Ake Charles Swomley
Roy E Leatherman
Davie Phebbiplace
Abs Duvall
Unclear text fragment on classes and arrangements
Fragmentary OCR mentions evade an addition to vegetables and fruits and a large number of classes of Lowers and Lower arrangements, lacking clear event or context and no identifiable entities or dates.
Democratic Committee Reports Primaries Spending Totals
The Democratic County Central Committee filed receipts and expenditures showing 3570.50 spent in primaries. Reports credit 300 from A J Bourbon and 300 from State Central Committee, with 6325 for checkers and transport as the largest item. Describes other costs and a 29.50 balance, plus notes on individual candidate reports and a final remark on early 20th century fuel waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Committee
Democratic County Central
Alvin M. Bopet
Philip Wertheimer
A. J. Bourbon
O'Conor
State Central Committee
Leslie N. Coblentz
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Edward 5S
Dela Plaine
Charles G. Gelsbert
George W. Arnold
Maurice Smith
John W. Eldridge
Circuit Court
Elis C. Wachter
H. Irving Thomas
Earl M. Lowell
Joseph B Payne
Richard E. Zimmerman
House of Delegates
Hitler Purges Generals Over Stalingrad Setback
London reports a new Nazi purge as Field Marshal Fedor von Bock loses command at Stalingrad and Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb is moved to Leningrad. Siegfrmund List is named to replace Von Bock, with Hermann Von Hoth assisting, signaling a bold new assault plan amid red counterattacks. Georg Von Kuschler also replaces Leeb on the Leningrad front.
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London
Hitler
Moscow
Fedor von Bock
Stalingrad
Wilhelm Ritter von Leeb
Leningrad
Vichy Radio
Siegfmund List
Balkan
von Bock
Hermann von Hoth
Georg von Kuschler
von Leeb
List
Avood Attech AU
France
Revenue freight loading for week ended June 27
Loading of revenue freight for the week ended June 27 totaled 853 441 cars, a decrease of 6.1 percent below the corresponding week one year ago.
Hagerstown Justice Weighs Glasses Rule Case
In Hagerstown magistrate M V Bostetter faces a driver charged for not wearing eye glasses on a permit. A patrolman cited the offense after arrest for driving without a license. The magistrate questions the proper charge and suspends judgment until tomorrow while seeking a lawful basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
M V. B. Bostetler
Bostetter
Deed Recorded For City Property Transfer
A deed is filed in the clerk’s office recording the sale of a residence at 11 Rosemont from Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. McDonald formerly of the city to Mr. and Mrs. W. Eugene Sanders for about 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. McDonald
Rosemont
W. Eugene Sanders
Hopes Missing Son May Yet Be Living
Mrs. Carrie Fuss Long of Emmitsburg clings to hope her son Staff Sergeant Wilbur Long, missing since September 14 in the South Pacific, may be alive after a telegrapher’s error briefly gave her fresh leads. A war telegram misidentified him as William Roland Long, but corrections and details confirm Wilbur’s status and shared past with Frederick’s James Lenhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickam Field
Carrie Fuss Long
Emmitsburg
Wilbur Long
South Pacific
Sergt Long
Hawaii
Sergi
Long
War Department
William’ Roland Long
Mrs. Long
Wilbur
Australia
Hoke
James Lennart
Frederick
Hawai
Lenhart
California
Ihey
Scrap collections fund air patrol station in Walkersville
Stephen L. Cabalta of the American Industries Salvage Committee, Maryland field representative, praised Frederick county results from scrap drives used to finance an air plane spotters station. He noted visits to Washington and Allegany counties and expressed strong support for the statewide National Salvage Campaign efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Stephen L. Cabalta
Maryland
American Industries Salvage Committee
Scrap metal drive praised for county progress
A speaker lauds nationwide scrap drives and Frederick county's efforts. He notes smooth collection from rural districts and expects about 100 tons by campaign end, with drives continuing weekly in rural areas and twice monthly in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Frederick County
First Iowa settlement tied to Julien Dubuque grant
Julien Dubuque, a French-Canadian settler, gained a land grant in 1788 marking the first settlement in Iowa. The grant established early exploration and interactions with Native peoples as the region began to attract inhabitants and claim its colonial character.
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Iowa
Julien Dubuque
Canada
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