Mrs. Schmidt Honored by Service Men in Maryland
In Hagerstown Maryland on a Saturday night soldiers stationed locally elected Mrs Ruth Schmidt as their Mother at a YMCA service men’s dance. She wore a bouquet of red roses and learned her son Sgt Charles Schmidt was ill in Utah. She frequently helps at dances and hosts at 48 canteens run by churches and clubs for service men during the war era.
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Hagerstown
United States
Ruth Schmidt
North Potomac Street
Red Crees
Willis Altenderfer
Service Sunday At Redland Church
A service will be held at Redland Methodist Church in Whita fre led by Pastor Rev. C. B. Larrick with guest speaker Rev. J. R. Collis of the Second U B Church Martinsburg West Virginia on Sunday June 6 at 2 30 o clock.
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Redland Methodist Church
Whitafre
C. B. Larrick
J. R. Collis
U. B. Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Wheat prices for No 2 red winter and Winchester Market at about 1.55 to 1.57 per bushel. Corn at 1.10 per bushel. Market figures based on deliveries at mill. Eggs estimated at 2,139 cases. Nearby ungraded whites around 38 to 40, few larger, mixed colors around 37. Butter around 117,546 pounds.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Local Sports Highlight In Evening Star Daily
Evening Star Daily spotlights local sports with team updates and athlete performances. Coverage focuses on recent scores, standout players, and upcoming games in the community.
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Evening Star
Russians Claim Tanks Smashed Before Attack Near Kursk
Nazi and Finnish communiques claim heavy air strikes on rail hubs near Kursk and Sevsk with German tanks crushed and Russian dugouts blown up. They report 83 Russian planes shot down, while Russians recapture Sevsk and Kursk region.
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Kursk
Associated Press
Berlin
Sevsk
Suvarsaari
Ae Are
Belgorod
Kharkov
Donets
Ukraine
Stalin
Smolensk
Karachev
Krasny Bor
Chemicals Hard Hit By Stoppage In Coal Mines
A work stoppage in coal mines threatens fuel supply and many medicines and chemicals. Coal derivatives underpin 150 medicines and products from antiseptics to synthetic fibers, plastics, explosives, safety gear, and paints. Major users include war production firms and railroads, with broader agricultural and consumer uses noted.
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New York
Service Flag Dedication At White Hall Methodist
The White Hall Methodist Church will dedicate a service flag at 11 30 Sunday morning June 6. Rev John Teter will lead the ceremony honoring seven local boys who have entered the armed forces. The pastor invites all 4 to 14 year olds to Vacation Bible School starting Monday June 7 at 9 15 am.
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Sodonine
White Hall
New Pastor at John Mann Church Arrives in Winchester
The Rev. E. H. Jackson, newly assigned to John Mann Methodist Church, arrives in Winchester and will lead Sunday services. At 11 oclock his sermon is Christian Unity and at 8 oclock he will speak on Working the Works of...
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John Mann Church
E. H. Jacksn
John Mann Methodist
Winchester
Christian Unity
Identification Classes Conclude In Clarke County
A training course for Army Air Force ground observer aircraft identification finished in Berryville Clarke County. Under Mrs. George Rodgers supervision twenty four spotters completed eight weeks of two hour sessions. Graduates include Mrs Dorothy Brown Mrs Gladys Golightly Mrs Sybil Jacobs Mrs Mary Yowell Mrs Princes Seabright Mrs Chas Miley Mrs Virginia Lanham Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Powell Jolliffe Capt and Mrs Johnston and several young observers led by chief John E Zombro John Simpson and Homar Presgraves.
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Berryville
Army Air Force Ground Observer Corps
George Rodgers
Boyce Area
Boyce
Mary Yowell
Princes Seabright
Chas. E. Miley
Virginia Lanham
Mary Smith
Powell Jolliffe
Johnston
Helen Lane
Hilda Suddith
Inez Shimp
Helen Anders
Mary Page
Agnes Page
Agnes Mitchell
Betty Bradford
Elsie M. Cadwallader
Hugh Willoughby II
John E. Zombro
The
Post
John Simpson
Homar Presgraves
Mrs Kreimer Rites Held At Baptist Church
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Kreimer was held at the Baptist Church with Rev E T Clark officiating. The service included the hymn Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross and the poem Crossing the Bar. Interment followed in Mount Hebron family lot. Pallbearers included James Hughes Max Lewis Paul Fries Jonas eye seen Franklin and Howard Patton Jr. from distant family members attended.
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Martha Piet
Baptist
E. T. Clark
D. D
Jesus
Mount Hebronena
James Hughes
Max Lewis
Paul Fries
Jonas Eye
Franklin
Howard Patton, Jr
Kreimer
Regional Rites Noted For Various Residents
The notice lists numerous families from Maryland and nearby states who attended rites and are connected to Bethesda Chevy Chase Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland East Riverdale Keyser Hancock Berkeley Springs and Washington D C. Names include Kreimer Kern Hargett Hargett Stuhler Kreimer Harbaugh and others with multiple couples and daughters.
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Benton Kreimer
Kreimer
Etta Kern
Ort Best
Washington, D. C
Carl Stuhler
Bobbie Kreimer
Chevy Chase, Md
Arthur Hargett
Lucille Harbaugh
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