Red Cross To Remain In Appeal
Frederick Red Cross board approves agreement with Community Chest to stay in United Appeal through 1962. William Wallace names committees for budget and officer nominations, with Mary Condon Hodgson chairing the budget panel and Tobias E. Zimmerman leading the nominating committee.
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Frederick Red Cross Board of Directors
Community Chest
United Appeal
Red Cross
William Wallace
Frederick County Red Cross
Mary Condon Hodgson
Richard F. Nashn
E. R. Price
L. Cinton Rhoades
Red Cross Sees Plan to Unite Disaster Effort
Rev Merval Weaver and Mrs J Storm lead a July 15 annual Cettion meeting at Red Cross Headquarters where nominees are announced. AustinAngleberger chairs Disaster Service outlining plans to coordinate Civil Defense Civil Air Patrol and police authorities into a unified inter organization disaster group. Daniel Weinberg reviews volunteer service reports from the past three months. Dwight McCain staff aids chair presides over prepared materials with Mrs Ernest Webb and Mrs John Thrasher assisting. Executive secretary H Albert Dean closes with orientation remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Merval Weaver
Withiam “J. Storm
Red Cross
Austin F. Angleberger
Red Cross Disaster Service
Eee
Civil Defense
Civil Air Patrol
Police
United Inter-Organization
Daniel Weinberg
Red Cross Volunteers Services
Easter Program Recital At Local Church
Members Milton program Prelude by ral W. A. Ro Bell organist Scripture reading and prayer Wayne Putman and Dwight Leatherman The Palms choir Welcome five Ellen Catsail and Billy Click Southwind Sharon Biser Sun time's Coming exercise See ing Easter tiing May Steven oieak Damas Kohlenburg Kearns George Biser Pee song How Can We Come to Jesus Susan Hubbard Cynthia Ramsburg Charles Hubbard James Taylor play Celebrating Easter nine young people Bonnie coburg Jeanne Putman Kohlenburg Linda Atkins El Mae Putman Larue Arnold also Tommy Wiles Richard Arnold Michael Bartholow exercise The Message Michael Cla Cynthia Long Exercise In Faith Believing Charles Hubbard and Steven Speak exercise and song In the Garden Bradley Kohlenburg Donna Taylor Delmas Kohlenburg Frances Bid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Catsail
Billy Click
Sharon Biser
Tiing May
Steven Oieak
Damas Kohlenburg
Kearns
George Biser
Pee
Jesus
Susan Hubbard
Cynthia Ramsburg
Charles Hubbard
James Taylor
Bonnie Coburg
Jeanne Putman
Kohlenburg
Linda Atkins
el Mae Putman
Larue Arnold
Primary dept pianist and organist named in notice
Mrs Searle Atkins listed as pianist for the primary department and Mrs Beil named as organist in the church or school event notice, with both women appearing in roles tied to music leadership.
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Searle Atkins
Beil
Dies in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles G Delaware Moore, aged 58, died in Baltimore after admission to Johns Hopkins Hospital. The report notes Moore was a motor vehicle assessor by profession. Further details appear in AP dispatches from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles G. Delaware Moore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Moore
Former Motor Vehicles Commissioner Remains Noted Figure
A paragraph notes a former motor vehicles commissioner who served five years and held a role in the upper house for a time. The brief emphasizes his past public service and legislative involvement without detailing dates or locations.
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Motor Vehicles Commission
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Bob Hope
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Ernest Sorghine
Tues
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Mary Brill
Curt Jurgens
Gates
Aera In
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Jerry Lewis
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Acolee
Twilight
Monocacy Drive
Taneytown
Tetley & Set
V. F.W. Country Club
Jack
RuDy -Carronl
Rustcraft & Hallmark
Storm & Shipley
North Market St
West Second St
Maryland
Clearwater
Robert Stack
Moose Lodge
G. L's
Nicodemus
Eyre
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RCA
Bridgeport
Rca-Victor
Routzahn
Ashland
RCA Victor
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