Frederick Art Club discusses Maryland Museums meeting notes
The Frederick Art Club met at the Historical Society House on West Patrick street with Mrs. David O. Griffin presiding. A nominating committee led by Mrs. William T. Delaplaine was formed to report next year’s officers, and talks covered the Walters Art Gallery and the Baltimore Museum of Art with notes on origins, collections, and education programs.
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Frederick Art Club
Historical Society House
West Patrick Street
David O. Griffin
William T. Delaplaine
T. Stuart Haller
Meredith Mackley
Maryland Art Museums
FP. Earle Shriner
Walters Art Gallery
Baltimore
Europe
Walters
Senor
Baltimore Museum of Art
Victor Marken
West 2Nd Street
Easter recess set for House April 14 to 25
The House will adjourn for its annual Easter recess from April 14 after business and reconvene on April 25. The Senate lags due to civil rights filibuster plans to catch up in session. Last week the House passed the Agriculture Department appropriation bill totaling about 3.5 million dollars, roughly 25 million less than requested.
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J. Gle
Trunin
Law and funding shift amid Easter recess in Congress
Administration outlines availability of 150 million for REA if needed and sets 262 million for AAA, 75 million for School Lunch, and 50 million for Soil Conservation. House leaders delay key bills from Chairman Lesinski on Taft Hartley repeal and higher minimum wage. Correspondent discusses Cumberland Community Baseball Park use by Fort Cumberland Post and potential National Park Service review amid flood control project timing. Teachers bring in groups of children for field trips.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Soil Conservation Service
House
Lesinski
Labor Committee
Irving Root
National Capital Parks
Cumberland
Fort Cumberland Post
American Legion
National Park Service
Local notes and events in brief
A local birthday party honored Ann Marie Myers on April 2 with many attendees and refreshments. Frances Ann Ott from Baltimore visits grandparents Samuel Cavol. Raymond Baker relocates to his father’s home. A church Sodality plans a penny and five cent party on April 30 at Fireman's Hall with refreshments. The article notes heavy cigarette manufacturing in the United States.
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Raymond Kellholtz
Edward Myers
Ann Marie
Ann Marie Myers
Joan Topper
Marie Kankosky
Mary Ann Gelwicks
Martha Jane Sherwin
Yvonne Topper
Bonnie
Linda Lou
Butch
Terry Lee Myers
Anna Eicker
Harry Shoemaker
Donald and
Doris Myers
Dora Ohler
Frances Ann Ott
Baltmore
Samuel Cavol
Raymond Baker
Rose Rowe
Mr Baker
The
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St
Emmitsburg News Notes and Family Discharges
Discharges include Mrs. David Neighbours and infant Jule Ann from Annie M. Warner Hospital. Local social items report hockey outing in Hershey, Pa., and visits by Floyd C. Miller, Guy A. Baker, Paul Hofstetter, Rainier, Mrs. Albert Adelsberger. Woman’s Club hosted games at Firemen’s Hall with twenty attendees. prizes won by Mrs. Chrismer and Mrs. Morris Zentz. An erratum corrects a birth notice for Ralph Keilholtz’s daughter.
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Immitsburg
David Neighbours
Jule Ann
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Floyd C. Miller
Guy A. Baker
Hershey
Paul Hofstetter Lef
Rainier
Albert, Adelsberger
Woman’s Club of
Emmitsburg
Firemen's Hall
Chrismer
Morris Zentz
Ralph Keilholtz
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Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
District of Columbia
Public Works Committees
United States
Francis Scott Key
Queen Olives
Blue Lake
Westith St
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