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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1958

Page

12

Spring Fete At East Frederick School Draws Community

A Spring carnival will be held at the East Frederick School on April 26 starting at 4 30 pm with supper from 4 33 to 6 and games at 7 pm An auction will close the evening The East Frederick PTA sponsors the event with Lois Troxell and Ann Hoffman as general chairs Numerous committees and chairs are listed for supper cake ice cream soft drinks candy wildlife grab bag and more.

East Frederick The East Frederick Pta Lois Troxell Ann Hoffman Edward Bell Cochairman Charles Lewis Dorsey Burdette Charles Schroeder Wilmer Sheckles Paul Crum Lillian Barthlow Walter Summers Lioyd Bowman Lillian Zimmerman Paul Vollmer Glennn Rippeon Paul Rippeon Roger Geiger Grace Pate Milton Bernard Sier Edith Moss Lloyd Grabill Candy Table Carrie Castle Richard Barnard Charles Summers Wildlife John Thompson Billie Snyder Grab. Bag Charles Tober Norman Abrecht Charles Phelps Addison Hoffman John Rippeon Mary Cromwell Gold Fish Pond Gene Ramsburg Funland William Patrick Martin Hargett Charles Bell Catherine Barvis Russell Young Fancy Melvin Bowers John Turner Guy Ernestham Charles Murphy John Ferguson Carlisle Smith William Thomas Irene Price Margaret E. Billy Warner Brittain Charles E. Bell James B. Siler Russell Morgan Curtis Jackson Melvin Bowers Paul Vollmer Game Roger L. Myers Robert Handrey Lewise Swartz Eston Hoffmen Helen Hargett Austin Hoffman Harry

Three Killed in McChord Field C47 Crash

A McChord Field crash killed Capt. Wayne Reed and Capt. Cycil Walmsley, both Air Force reserve officers, and Staff Sgt. Roy Craft. The C47 transport went down during a touch and go at 8 55 am, less than 100 feet in the air, came to rest upside down and burned. Reed left a wife and child, Walmsley a wife and two children, Craft a wife and child.

McChord

Homemakers Club Skit Promotes Etiquette in New Market

The New Market Homemakers Club presented a skit on etiquette led by Mrs. Jack McGolerick with Mrs. Joseph Wise, Mrs. Ralph Brashear, and others acting as hosts and guests. President Mrs. Edward Widmayer opened with prayer as 23 members attended. The meeting featured song history, a discussion led by Miss Beatrice Fehr, a charity card drive for the sick, film recommendations, birthdays, and plans for a May bus trip and a May 7 color seminar at New Market Hall.

New Market Jack MacGoierick Joseph Wisegarden Guest Ralph Brashear Friendly Edward Verdi Byron Flory Beatrice Fehr Joseph Winegarden Edward Widmayer Flory Jessie Shawbaker Wid‘mayer The Cancer Society Wes Suns Miss Fehr Lester Mainhart George Riegel John Umberger Paul Welty Noah King William Browning Home For Bernard Selby Frank Laurence New Market Hall Pleasant Grove Ijamsville Prospect Clubs McGoterick

Baltimore Woman Injured In Auto Collision

A Baltimore woman, Clara Pratt of 336 West Preston Street, was treated and admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Sunday evening incident on South Jemz Street. She sustained a fractured pelvis and was injured when she either walked into or was struck by an auto driven by Robert Nathaniel Randolph of Hyattstown who received a summons for trial April 23.

Baltimore Frederick Memorial Hospital Clara Pratt West Preston Street United Ambulance At & P Robert Nathaniel Randolph Hyattstown Randolph WC. Rippeon South

Ad Offers $1000 Life Policy For Final Expenses By Mail

Readers aged 60 to 80 are urged to mail for a $1000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. The offer promises no obligation and no calls, with a simple process via Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City.

OLD American Kansas City Old American Insurance Co West 9Th Dept

Trout Season Will Close In March Next Year

The trout season opening Tuesday will remain open until next March 1 instead of March 1 as previously stated.

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