Frederick High students relish exchange trip to Wyandotte
Frederick High School students took part in an eight day exchange with Wyandotte Michigan. Twenty four Frederick youths traveled April 6 and returned Sunday after a busy schedule including a Detroit panel discussion a tour of the University of Michigan campus and a Ford plant visit. The group was hosted at a weekly luncheon where four students shared experiences and the program raised 1250 for financing.
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Wyandotte
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Wyandotte students visit Frederick for May 5 program
Nancy Mentzer outlines events for Wyandotte students arriving May 5 in Frederick. Officials host swim and dinner at Hood, tours of Baltimore and Annapolis, Camp Detrick Teen Club, factory visits, Rotary lunch, High Knob picnic, Washington day, Maryland School for the Deaf, Chamber luncheon, and High School League banquet. Guests include Harry Smith, Miss Frances Shores, Rabbi Ralph Kestenbaum, and William R. Pellman. New member J Roger Fisher inducted. Ladies Night planned at Peter Pan Inn. odd fact about mammals included.
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Kiwanians
Harry ©. Smith
Frances Shores
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Ralph Kestenbaum
William R. Pellman
New Holland
John R. Cheatham
J. Roger Fisher
Parsons Newman
Frederick County
Peter Pan Inn
Quartermaster Repair Shop Fire at Fort Meade
Fire destroyed the Quartermaster repair shop at Fort Meade on April 17. The blaze spread rapidly through the frame building, with flames breaking through the roof and lighting a wide area as volunteer fire companies responded to contain the blaze.
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Fire destroys building used to repair soldiers' uniforms
The blaze drew help from nearby communities and the post firefighters. A Second Army spokesman said the fire took about 30 minutes to wreck the building, with no one inside when it started. The shop served to repair soldiers' uniforms and equipment. no injuries were reported, and an investigation began. Platinum has been known to the scientific world for about 200 years.
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