Special Demonstrations on Picture Framing for Homemakers
Representatives from Home Makers clubs in Washington county attended an all day meeting in the local home demonstration agent’s office. Miss Florence Mason of the University of Maryland Extension Service spoke on picture framing methods, illustrating how proper frames improve poorly framed pictures and urging readers to broaden art appreciation. She stressed developing a child’s aesthetic sense and using purchased pictures wisely for home interest.
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Washington County
Egent
Florence Mason
University of Maryland Extension Service
Mason
Miss Recher Hostess To Chewsville Girls 4-H Club
The Chews ville Girls 4-H Club met at Mary Frances Recher’s home to plan monthly meetings on the fourth Friday. Members reported fair exhibits and a fourth prize booth, with sock darning and mending projects featured. Guests attended, songs were sung, refreshments served, and the October meeting is set for Dolores and Sigrid Rinehart’s home.
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Chewsville
Mary Frances Recher
Evelyn Swope
Dorothy Andrews
Josephine Good
Mesdames Clifford Bowman
Ralph Rohrer
George Rachtell
Harold Lehman
H. R. Sinsel
Earl Recher
Dolores
Sigrid Rinehart
Sensitivity in radio defined as receiver response to tuned frequency
A definition notes that sensitivity describes how strongly a radio receiving set responds to signals at the frequency to which it is tuned, indicating the degree of signal responsiveness in radio receivers.
Simple embroidery aprons sell for little yardage and under fifteen cents
Alice Brooks notes each apron uses less than a yard and features bright embroidery easy enough for beginners. The advertisement offers a transfer pattern with directions and a personal decoration pattern for fifteen cents, plus a 32 page Needlework Bank with 124 designs for embroidery, home decor, and crafts, available from the Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Dept. 374.
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Alice Brooks
Hagerstown Daily Mail
Household Arts Dept
W. Lith St
New York Jr, N.Y
Service News Briefs From World War II Veterans
Wartime notes report Army and Navy members receiving medals, promotions, and overseas arrivals. Pvt Jack Dr Stine awarded Purple Heart posthumously for France death on June 10. S 2/c Charles Richard McGinley and Pvt William Hovermate Jr. listed with new addresses and duties. Irving R West, GM 3/c, returns from France after landing D Day and battles with no injuries. Pvt Allen W Myers overseas, para trooper. Donald R Byler Sr. back at station after 10 days with family.
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Blanche B. Stine
Jefferson Street
Pvt
Jack Dr. Stine
France
Glider, Infantry and Paratrooper Reach England
In England the unit reports a mix of roles as glider, infantry, and paratrooper components operate together. The aim is to secure airfield territory and bolster coastal defense with coordinated drops and ground advances. High readiness remains constant as operations continue.
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England
Address snippet at Navy Yard area of Washington DC
Reading shows a location at 406 Liberty street and a Ships Company address at Navy Yard in Washington DC. The fragment notes a postal or military style address context with two related coordinates. No further event or person details are provided.
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Liberty Street
Ships Co
R/S Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
Watch Stolen From Bedroom In City Block
Mae Benner reported to police yesterday the larceny of a wrist watch from her bedroom at the 200 block of Elizabeth Street.
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Mae Benner
Elizabeth
YASTEETH Powder Promises Comfort for Dentures
Pleasant alkaline denture powder claims to stabilize false teeth for easier eating and speaking. Sprinkling on plates purportedly eliminates plate odor and remaining off tastes while avoiding pasty mouthfeel. Available at drug stores nationwide.
Union of Colored Ministers meets at Asbury Church
The Union of Colored Ministers of Angerstown will meet at the Asbury Methodist Church this evening at six o clock. All pastors are invited. Rev. W. M. Claybon serves as chairman and Rev. BE. H. Fields as secretary.
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Union of Colored Ministers of
Angerstown
Asbury Methodist Church
So¢lock
W. M. Claybon
BE. H. Fields
Senate expulsion power rests with state governments not impeachment
Article notes that U S senators can be expelled by a two thirds Senate vote but cannot be impeached except by their own state governments, outlining the separation of federal and state authority in disciplinary actions.
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U. S. Senate
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Salton Sea
California
Rumford
Dorfman
Shortene
Wacs
Camp Detrick
Academy Theater
Miss Recher
Chewsville Girls
Southern Dairies, Inc
National Datey
Corporation
Youn Davis
Seateese Village
Prearem
Jeck Heley
Cpl. Harris
W. Fre
Charles Richard McGinley
S 2/c
Fairground Avenue
Gun Crew
Bros. 5-A
Armed Guard School
Shelton
U. S. Rt
Norfolk
William Hovermate, Jr
William Hovermate
Big Spring
Camp Hozie
Texas
Irving R. West
GM 3
Roy Weat
Lanvale Street
D-Day
Charles T. Reese
Briar
Pfc
Robert E. Reese
Gene D. Younkins
Baltimore
C. T. Reese
Mt. Briar
Egypt
Allen W. Myers
Jonu and
Ida Myers
Sharpsburs
Donald R. Byler
S Lr
Aulek
Wamara
Chatkin’s
Summit Avenue
H. P. Middlekauff Phey
Potomac Street
H. R. Rudy Pharmacy
Washington Street
Schindel-Rohrer & Co., Inc
S. Potomac St
Cloverdale Quickie
U.S
Cloverdale Soft Deinks
Cloverdale Spring CO
Newvite Co
Baker Distributing CompAny
Tlaverdale
Mater Barger
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Telefyone
Hollander
Mouton Lamb
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