Books on war and history highlight new library shelves
Washington County Free Library shelves new wartime and history titles including Quentin Reynolds The Curtain Rises Tarawa by Robert Sherrod The Vatican and the War by Camille M Cianfarra Hour Of Triumph by George Fielding Eliot Born Under Saturn by Catherine Maclean What Russia Wants by Joesten The Art of Illusion by Mulholland The Queen Was In the Kitchen by Daphne Alloway McVicker Gods Front Porch by Ketti Hartley Frings High Tide at Noon by Elisabeth Ogilvie Shore Leave by Frederic Wakeman The First Lady Chatterley by David H Lawrence Most Secret Most Immediate by Howard Swiggett and other titles plus notes on military detainable scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin Reynolds
Washington County Free Library
Tarawa
Robert Sherrod
Battle of
Vatican
Camille M. Cianfarra
Italy
George Fielding Eliot
America
United Nations
Germany
Japan
Catherine Macdonald Maclean
William Hazlitt
Lberty
Russia
Joachim Joesten
U. S, RR
Europe
Asia
John Mulholland
Daphne Alloway McVicker
Ketti Hartley Frings
Pinky Harrison
Martha
Heavenly Bend Junction
Elisabeth Ogilvie
Bennett's Island
Maine
Joanna Bennett
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as constipation relief
A reader testimonial extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating cereal that relieves constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It claims prior reliance on laxatives and encourages regular use with water, noting the product is made in Battle Creek and not a medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Fraser
Barr Place
Hudson Heights
N. J
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Spring Fashion Bank pattern catalog ad details
Advertises pattern No 3781 pin-up dress pattern in size 4 with fabric guide. Includes sewing instructions and requires name, address, and pattern number. Offers 178 styles in color, limited stock, price ten cents with pattern, plus extra for handling and mailing. Send to Pattern Department Ha gerstown Daily pial. 121 W. 19th St New York 11 NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lée
Hagerstown
Civic Music Drive Progresses Here
The Hagerstown Civic Music Association continues a five-concert drive begun last year. Dr John R Craft urges members to sustain efforts Friday and Saturday. a report meeting is set for today at headquarters from 4 to 6 PM. Saturday counts close at 8 PM to determine eligibility for concerts. Monroe Ridgely notes the drive’s success relies on local support and cultural value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Civic Music Association
Moller’s Music Store
John R Craft
Craft
Hagerstown
Monroe Ridgely
Association
Memorial Service Held for Agnes Bouney at First Baptist
A memorial service for Miss Agnes Bouney was held yesterday during the Women's Missionary Union monthly meeting at the First Baptist Church. The program featured a candlelight ceremony with names called, candle lighting, and prayers led by Mrs. Flora Peterman and others, followed by scripture read by Mrs. Leasure and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Bouney
Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
J. P. Richard
Nora Barger
Flora Peterman
Frank Wroe
Barl Leasure
Nurses' Alumnae Parties Honor 1944 Class At Hamilton
Washington County Hospital Training School graduates were entertained at a Hamilton Hotel dinner and Alexander Hotel ball room dance hosted by the Nurses' Alumnae Association. Mrs Carl L Warner presided, Miss Margaret Mullen gave inspirational thoughts. extensive guest list includes many alumnae. Phil Young's orchestra provided music for dancing prior to an Auxiliary reception and dance at the Women's Club. Oyster shells and sand used to pave Morgan City streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital Training School
Hotel Hamilton
Hotel Alexander
Carl L. Warner
Crystal Room
the Hamilton
Margaret Mullen
Mesdames Ruby Marker Morganthall
Agnes Norton Reedy
Opal
Viola Garland
Alice Mae Groshon
Rachel Virginia Gearhart
Eleanor Kershner
Harman
Josephine Katherine Lowery
Dorothea Cordelia T. Mask
Nora Jean McHenry
Waunita Blaine ‘Miller
Alice Lucile Mobley
Dorine
Elizabeth Norris
Victoria Belle Needy
Alicia Geraldine Otzelberger
Pearl Ruth Rider
Glendoris
Lavonne Routzahn
Alice Jane Sowers
Grace Viola Strike
Viola Elizabeth Sweeney
Jessie Marriott Wine
Evaline Grace Worthington
Phil Young
Prayer Service Planned at First Baptist Church for Invasion of Europe
The Union voted to call a prayer service at the First Baptist Church as the Invasion of Europe begins. The church will be open all day for prayers with Mrs. Warren Shirey in charge of the music and a recital by Mrs. Nora Bakle and others noted in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Bakle
William Dieterich
Sara Longsolo
Catherine’ Wiegel
Virginia Richardson
Richard
Warren Shirey
Union
First Baptist Church
Europe
WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD
Betty Brainerd answers readers on dating and morals with blunt guidance. A teen asks about a breakup and a new romance while a second letter questions parental decency and childrearing. Brainerd urges self improvement, fairness, and avoiding blame, then condemns premarital conduct and emphasizes protecting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Service News Notes From The Front and Home Front
Fifth Army in Italy notes decorations including the blue star. Pvt. Charles A. Crowl arrives safely in England and his address is requested. George Buxton seeks friends at Camp Housseau Port Hueneme California. Charles Reno Smith promoted to sergeant and his wife Viola Horning Smith visits Jacksonville and Cherry Point. Julius John Shaffer returns to Camp Parks after a two year first leave. H Weldon Ridge in the Pacific reports stationed on Green Island Solomons and shares news with West Washington street parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O— George
Buxton
B.C.E
Camp Housseau
Port Hueneme
Cal
Charles Reno Smith
Julius John Shaffer
U. S. Navy
Camp Parks
Frank Shaffer
H. Weldon Ridge
Pacific Area
Herman Ridge
West
Washington Street
Green Island
Solomons
Seaman in Navy Seabees Welcomes Local Recruit in December
A Seaman in charge with the Navy Seabees notes a local boy joined his battalion in December. Another Hagerstonian named Donald is also mentioned as part of the same community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Seabees
Hagerstonian
Donald
Local Soldier Writes From the Solomons and a Fast Build
Shackelford of West Franklin Street recalls participation in the Solomons invasion. Weldon notes a construction group built an air base in record time. Private Ross Grossnickle has moved from Camp Sutton to Aberdeen Proving Ground and invites contact at 6th P.Q.T.C. Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackelford
West Franklin Street
Solomons
Weldon
Ross Grossnickle
Camp Sutton
N. C
P.Q.T.C
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Revival Meeting at Gospel Tabernacle Begins April 30
A revival meeting opens Sunday April 30 at Gospel Tabernacle corner Ross and Langale streets with nightly 8 00 pm services except Monday. Rev Norman Haupt of this city will be the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
Ross and
Langale Streets
Norman Haupt
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Frederic Wakeman
Lady Chatterley
David H. Lawrence
D. H. Lawrence
Howard Swiggett
Garrett Maynard
North America
Free Nations
Manbeck
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
Potomac St
Treloy
Codemus
Civic Music
Morgan City
Jim
Desert Blues
Beuy Brainerd
Madison Ave
New, York City
Fifth Army
McCormick
Ree Nas
RAND
West Washington St
Everly
Mny New Campaign
Coty
Chypre
Emeraude
L'Origan
Leiter Brothers
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