Homemakers Meet Tuesday at Hood College for 15th Anniversary
Frederick county and city Homemakers plan an all day meeting at Hood College on Tuesday April 15 to celebrate the Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs fifteenth anniversary. Nearly 400 members are expected for the morning business session lunch in Cob lentz Hall and an afternoon program in Brodbeck Hall featuring Mrs. Harry Caldwell state Grange official. Te foster theme Keys of Today Open Doors of Tomorrow will be echoed in Caldwell address and chorus performances with songs like The Keys of Today. Committees led by Mrs. William D. Powell plan arrangements with Miss Beatrice Fehr assisting.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Mth
Joes
Mendelssohn
Beatrice Fehr
Easter Play At Utica Church
St Pauls Utica Lutheran Sunday school presents Elsie Duncan Yale’s two act Easter play The Gardener directed by Mrs R Paul Buhrman on Sunday evening at 745. Cast includes J R Ramsburg Erma Stull Willard Gaver Dorothy Wachter Allen Harper Jr Lucille Dixon Mrs Charles Clem Mrs Ignatius Lambert Mrs Jacob Ramsburg Mrs Ray Baer Mrs Allen Harper Harold Buhrman Robert Beaks Dickie Stull Tommie Fy ers and Jacob R Ramburg with young church members performing two acts.
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St. Paul's
Utica Lutheran Sunday School
Elsie Duncan Yale
R. Paul Buhrman
Joseph of Arimsthea
Golden Tomb
J. R. Ramsburg
Erma Stull
Willard Gaver
Dorothy Wachter
Allen Harper, Jr
Lucille Dixon
Charles Clem
Ignatius Lambert
Jacob Ramsburg
Ray Baer
Allen Harper
Harold*Buhrman
Robert Beaks
Dickie Stull
Tommie Fyers
Jacob R. Ramburg
New Medicine Certa-Vin Promises Gas Relief and Strength
An advertisement from Frederick touts Certa-Vin and CERTA-VIN-Williamson's Drug Store claiming relief from stomach gas that disrupts sleep. It says the remedy addresses undigested food gas and indigestion, supplies vitamin B1 and iron, and offers lasting relief with a large bottle priced at $1.45.
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Frederick
Certa-Vin—Williamson’s
Church Choir Leads Easter Pageant Committee Names List
A long list of participants for an Easter pageant includes Shirley Putmen Geneva Lambert Mary Hubbard Hilde Shep Jey Darlene Schultz Carol Shelton Shirley Clem Ruth Amelia Stull Dorothy Newcomer and others. The committee in charge is identified as Mrs. 1 with several singers performing main pieces like The Old Rugged Cross and Risen.
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Shirley Putmen
Jeanselte Lambert
Mary Hubbard
Hilde Shep Jey
Jerry Shelton
Dwight Leatherman
Guy Stull, Jr
Harvey Clem
David Stull
Edgar Cline
Shirley Clem
Delores Hubbard
Audrey Roop
Ruth Amelia Stull
Dorothy Newcomer
Michael Stull
Franklin Lambert
Johnny Speaks
Wayne Putman
Cynthia Harper
Madeline Clem
Ann Swope
Eva Jean Lambert
Margaret Newcomer
Patty Stull
Earlene Stull
Choir Officials Named for Primary Department Event
Alen Marper Jr. Mie uel Lambert and Miss Naomi Pee were listed for the primary department. Mrs Searle Atkins named main director of the choir with Dr W A R Bell as organist and Mrs W A R Bell involved.
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Alen Marper, Jr
Mie Uel Lambert
Naomi Pee
Searle Atkins
W. A. R. Bell
Mra
Paroled Convict Evans Among 21 Released by Governor
Annapolis reports Harry A. Evans aged 26 who was sentenced to as much as 20 years for larceny and robbery with a deadly weapon has been paroled. He was among 21 prisoners freed on Gov McKeldin’s order based on A Earl Shipley’s probation directorate. Evans was convicted of robbing a druggist and a liquor store and using the pistol in the crimes. Other parolees include Robert G. Duane in 1951 for bigamy and George Rowe in 1951 for offenses in Washington and Frederick counties.
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Annapolis
Harry A. Evans
Reformatory
State House
Evans
Robert G. Duane
Frederick County
George Rowe
Washington County
Beiby Sentenced After Garrett County Assault Case
Claude T Beiby received four years in the House of Correction for assault with intent to kill in Garrett County Circuit Court. The sentence follows a two year period referenced in court records.
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Hous of Correction
Claude T. Beiby
Garrett County
House of Correction
Cumberland Residents Push to Keep AAA Stop Open
Spokesmen from eight communities across Delaware Maryland New York Pennsylvania and West Virginia testified at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on All American Airways bid to continue operations in seven states drop some communities from schedules and expand service elsewhere A proposal by Trans World Airlines to abandon Lancaster PA service was also discussed Nelson Clark of the Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce urged rail service to interior regions.
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Washington
Delaware
Maryland
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Civil Aeronautics Board
All-American Airways
Trans World Airlines
Lancaster
Nelson Clark
Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Buick Spectar priced with value among low cost cars
The Buick Spectar is presented as a cost effective choice in the low priced field. It notes competitive first cost with smaller cars and emphasizes Buick quality, the Fireball engine, high compression, extra power, and thrifty fuel economy per gallon.
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Buick
All-American service story and White House opening note
All-American served the city in 1949 and plans to route between Washington and Pittsburgh but faces travel delays to reach interior areas. Residents rely on other means as current inland travel can take two days for a one-day meeting. Spokesmen urge the board to reject pulling service from Cumberland. The White House announces public opening from April 22 for the first time since November with Presidential Secretary Joseph on hand.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
White House
Joseph
Mays Leaves Giants to Seek Draft Board Excuse
Texas April is 4 Centerfielder Willie Mays of the New York Giants left the club today to claim a hardship case before his draft board in Fairfield. He is 21 on May 6 and the chief support of a family of nine. A meeting with the board is scheduled tomorrow. if denied, he will be inducted on May 16.
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Mays
Giants Housion
Texas
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Fairfield
A. Mays
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Louise Stull
Randolph Stull
Albert Main, Jr
Daniel Putman
Cynthia Ramsburg
Virginia Lynn
Wiles
Donna Taylor
Ella Putman
Jean Putman
LaRue Arnold
Bonnie Ramsburg
Linda Atkins
Charlie
Silver Springs
Fla
Utica
Hoffmann
N. Market St
Duncan Phyfe
Cumberland
AAA
Mars Opticians
Market Street Peene
Formica
Hoffmann Tipholiterere —Interier
Market St
Damascus
Faneipment
Notin
Cresta Stendard
Weer Pette
the Ideal Garage Company, Inc
East Patrick Street
All-American
Martinsburg
Short
Fiders
Felton-Sibley House
Felton
Sibley
Felton-Sibley
H.W
M. D. Harp Agency
Pythian Castle Bldg
Brevers
Allen G. Quynn & CO
E. Guy Hobbs
Thurmont, Maryland
Plate Selectio
Denier
Waly
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