Achievement Night at Yellow Sprines School April 22
The Yellow Sprines school hosts Achievement Night on Wednesday April 22 at 8:30 p.m. in the multi purpose room. The program features beginner band numbers, folk dances, choral readings, rhythm demonstrations, and symphonette performances led by Linwood Seibert and staff with students from first through sixth grades.
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Linwood Seibert
Ructer
Brassey Gerwig
Ricky Summers
James Harley
Eugene Hausier
Ane Hooper
Robert Bare
Ronnie F. Rier
David Kiine
Catherine Boone
Amanda Cannon
Paul Harris
Green
Joe Idione
Cynthia Martz
Linda McKnight
Barbara Newman
Landa Rice
Marsha Schultz
Freddie Ford
Charles Hanshew
Terry
O'Neill
Miss Brake
Harris
Delong
Wayne Aushermar
Anne
Hooper
Orchestra
Sandras ‘Staley
Sandras ‘Staley, Symphonettes
Katrina Rath
I Leuboefer
Charles Lawson
Patsy
Hargett
Carol Wetzel
David Brachey
Donald” ‘Hewitt
Wanda Burdette
Gaydlet
Rudy
Norman Stonesifer
Linda Rice
Anna Marie Dorton
Susan’ ‘Harris Metion
Sirs
Cathy Avers
Jeanne Moberly
Jil Decker
Janiice Newman
Martin Blank
Barbara Wilson
Holly Dee Mary Martha Hell
Markus
Miss Fern
Betty Agee
Sc Rents
Wage talks begin as steelworkers press for price freeze
In a pre negotiation flurry the 1.2 million member Steelworkers Union demands steel price freezes for any contract, challenging Big Twelve firms who seek wage and price restraint. Both sides lean on public opinion amid a heated exchange about inflation, wages, and production gains. Also noted, plans for the North American X15 rocket plane to attempt fuelless, high altitude gliding tests within two weeks.
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Seel
Ther Kave
Eisenhower
Las Vegas
Nev
Montevue Hospital Officials decry Baltimore reports
Fifty years ago items note Montevue Hospital officials disputing Teffections claims in Dr. A. P. Herings annual report to Governor Crothers. They say Montevue was unfairly labeled the worst of the institutions visited.
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Montevue Hospital
Baltimore
A. P. Heriig
State Lamacy Commission
Crothers
Opossum Town Pike
E. C. Cru
Gineber
West Patrick Street
Belles Lettres Literary Society
North Market Street
Gebate
Deaths of Mrs. Conrad Von Blucher and others in Frederick area
Notices list deaths of Mrs. Conrad Von Blucher aged 190 at Frederick County Hospital with funeral in Brunswick. Also announced are the deaths of Miss Mary Clarice Hemp near Burkittsville at Vindobona Convalescent Home and John C. Kalb Sr. of Ijamsville at Western Maryland Chronic Hospital. Additional obituary notes include George R. Summers of Anaheim, California, and local survivors in Middletown and Frederick. Funeral arrangements are detailed for each case.
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George KR. Summers
George R. Summers
Jacob E. Summers
Mary E. Summers
Frederick
Anaheim
California
Ruth Ramsburz
Alice Summers
John Summers
Mary Ellen Summers
Edgar M. Summers
Middletown
Martin L. Summers
Virgie Staley
Della Putman
Charles Lockard
Nazarene District Mission Convention Concludes in City Church
The Washington District Church of the Nazarene held its second annual Foreign Missionary Society convention with 180 delegates at the local church. Mrs. Roy Bowers presided in the morning session, reporting district membership at 2124 and total district giving of 3712.40 from 49 churches. Miss Doris Brown spoke of missions in Africa and England. the year closed with widespread fundraising for world evangelism. Expected 55 new missionaries will depart before summer 1960 to 40 areas, including Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Merks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Washington
Mary Nurse
William Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
E. Grosse
Washington District
Church
Gene Smith
Leonardtown
Robert Merks
New Cumberland
Merki
Africa
Smith
Haiti
Bowers
Della Boggs
Sylvia Omess
First Place in Elks Bridge Series at Frederick Fiks Club
Mrs Adrian Guggenheim and Mrs Marjorie Neff win top honors in the weekly bridge series at the Frederick Fiks Club on Thursday night. Second goes to Mrs Alex Smallberg and Mrs Joseph Feldman with Mrs Howard Ash and Mrs Thomas H Quill in third. The third series will be played again Thursday night at the club. Also notes on social visits and a Hood College organ recital by William Sprigg at Coffman Chapel Tuesday night.
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Adrian Guggenheim
Marjorie Neff
Frederick Fiks Club
Alex Smallberg
Joseph Feldman
Howard Ash
Thomas H. Quill
Bood Wiliam Sprigg
Hood College
Cobleniz
Coffman Chapel
Recita
Fabius Favored In Florida Southam Cross Handicap
Among the sick Mrs Louise P Appenzellar at Frederick Memorial Hospital now at Glenmetrie Nursing Home near Jefferson. Fabius favored over others in the $23000 added Southam Cross Handicap Saturday. Jockey Chris Rogers back from Kentucky to ride Fabius in the one and a furlong race. Other entries include W S Mill Nickel Boy and Another.
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Louise P. Appenzellar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glenmetrie Nursing Home
Jefferson
Fabius
Miami
Fla
Calumet Farm
Florida
Chris Rogers
Kentucky
Dutrow Orrison Wedding Held at St Pauls Chapel
Mrs Anne Hansen Orrison and Melvin Hedges Dutrow wed at noon in St Pauls Chapel of All Saints Episcopl church. Officiant Rev Maurice D Ashbury led the ceremony in the presence of close family. A wedding breakfast followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. couple to reside at BrookMere Farm after a trip to Quebec. Engagement announced for Virginia Marshall to John Noell Simpson of Lynchburg.
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Dutrow
Orrison
Anne Hansen Orrison
Melvin Hedges Dutrow
St. Paul’s
All Saints Episcops
John Anders Hansen
Park Place
Norman Lewis Dutrow
Iity
Maurice D. Ashbury
Eugene F. Skowronski
Elizabeth, N. J
Norman L. Dutrow Jr
Eugene Skowronski
Francis Scott Key
Quebec
William Pue Marshall
Lynchburg, Va
Virginia Hunter Marshall
John Noell Simpson
William H. Simpson
Lynchburg
Simpson
J. F. Minor Simpson
Flood Fears Subside as Poto and Monaca Rivers Recede
April 78, 1939 notes flood danger on the Poto mac and Monaca rivers easing after two weeks of rain. Skies clear briefly as showers total more than an inch. Also mentions Challedon the Walkersville three year old aiming for Kentucky Derby and county commissioners being urged for relief, with requests ranging from money to kitchen range and chairs.
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Potomac
Monaca
Challedon
Walkersville
W. L. Brann
Kentucky
Land ownership dispute seeks injunction over Thurps land
A bill of complaint alleges Thur p of adjoins defendants land where Remsburgs lease and use tables chairs signs and farm equipment. The complainants seek a preliminary restraining order and a show cause hearing by April 30 for permanent injunction and vacating the land pending final hearing.
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Throuza
Remsburgs
Photo by Frank J Keefer Captures North Market Street View
A photo by Frank J Keefer shows a southward view along North Market Street from the Church Street intersection with activity reported on other streets.
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Frank J Keefer
North Market Street
Church Street
History Told By Barrick At Civitan Anniversary
Senator Samuel W. Barrick spoke at the Civitan Club anniversary about Maryland’s State House history. He noted it began in 1772, served as a former U S Capitol, and hosts 70 000 yearly visitors. He cited bills passed and set forth the state’s industrial and tourism development aims.
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Maryland
Samuel W. Barrick
Civitan Club
Francis Scot Key
Barrick
State House
United States
Navy
George Washington
Mar
Ian Industrial
Able
Bowers
Jack McCabe
Henry Mar ‘Chalk
Harold Fogle
Senator Barrick
Preston Best
Funeral services for Roy H L H Franklin held in Winfield
Funeral services for Roy H L H Franklin a Taylorsville resident who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a brief illness were conducted Friday at 2 at the C M Waltz funeral home Winfield with Rev Host A Dudley officiating. Interment followed at Ebenezer Church cemetery Winfield with pallbearers named.
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Roy Hlh Franklin
Taylorsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Velock
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Host A. Dudley
S Ray Sullivan Dies At Home
S Ray Sullivan died at his home 1504 North Market Street Friday morning at 10 o'clock after an illness of several days aged 24. He was a son of Mrs Mary Catherine Haifley Sullivan and the late Rev Clarence O Sullivan a former pastor of Parkway Church of God. He was a deacon and choir member at Parkway Church of God and worked as assistant to the credit manager of Ox Fibre Brush Company. He graduated Frederick High School class of 1953. He resided with his mother Mrs Mary Haifley Sullivan in Shookstown Carroll County. He leaves a brother Donald M Sullivan and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs D Frank Haifley of Frizzeiburg. The body is at the funeral home 1305 East Church Street. Visitation after 7 this evening until noon Monday, then removed to Parkway Church of God for funeral services at 2. Interment in Emanuel Bausi's Church Cemetery near Tyrone Carroll County. M. R. tors.
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S. Ray Sullivan
North Market Street
Mary Catherine Haifley Sullivan
Clarence O. Sullivan
Parkway Church of God
Sullivan
Ox Fibre Brush
Parkway Church of God Ro
Emmanuel Bausi
Church Cemetery
iTyrone
Carroll County
M. R. Etchison and Son
Seven Homes on May Homemakers Tour Planned
Seven houses selected for the Homemakers tour on May five host morning and afternoon openings. Homes include the Souder Montevue house of Governor Francis Thomas history and several remodeled interiors with kitchens, living rooms and porches updated. A luncheon at Mealey’s in New Market is by reservation.
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Woodrow Louder
Petersville
George Price
New Market
Murray Etzier
Russell Dudrow
Clarke Place
Walter Hahn
Ceresville
George’ Stauffer
Walkersville
Daniel J. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Mealey's
U. S. 15
Hansonville
Thomas
Home Furnishings Committee
Wiliam Browning
New Market Club
Richard Remsburg
Jefferson
Melvin Zimmerman
Skyline
Braddon Heights
Howard T. Smith
Ballenger
Edward McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Clifton Dudderar
Unionville
Henry Sheffier
Middletown
Russell Stone
Mid-Valley
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Court of Public Opinion
the News
Ionary
Rory Bowers
Elec
The
In the Nazarene
Nazarene
Pheto
Frank J. Keefer
Doris Brown
South Africa
Whham D. Mawes
Conrad von Blucher
Mida von Blucher
Fredericks County Chronic Hospital
James A. Chambers
Brunswick
Ralph Milter
Park Heights
Brungwick
Mary C. Hemp
Mary Clarice Hemp
Burkitsville
Vindobona Convales
Charles E
Nettie Flock Hemp
Burkittsville
Gladhill
George Hiclmeier
Union
John C. Kalb
John Charles Kalb
Ijamssville
Western Maryland
Christian
Caroline Whitman Kolb
Ludiighaen
Germany
Th Evangelical Lutheran Caurech
Loyola Order of Moose
Caroline Luck
Cullen
Frida Roster
Marie Rillig
Pauline Weist
East Church Street
Mount Oliver Cemetery
Church of Nazarene
Heleny
Frederic
J. Rayner Montgomery
Tamsville
D. S. Fout
Thaddus Crahsier
Howard County
St Petersburg
Michael D. Kaufman
New York City
Samuel H. Ros
3 Man Sr
Vindodona Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Hi
Muriel Steckler
New York
Clix
Samuel G& Rosenstock
Mack Civil Defense
Joy Christine Kell
St. John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Miss Keller
Robert J. Furie
Mt. Olivet
Gladhill Company
Gertrude L. Wetzel
Chicago
Gertrude L
Clara Weitzel
Wizard
Tllinois State Nurses
Mt. Mori
Evan Church
Fonville
Willighsard
Boonsboro
Basil Grossnickie
Charles Flaugher
Ray Wagaman
Charles Wazaman
Howard
Grayson E. Snyder
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Snyder
Edward T. Sargus
Reese
Warner
Charties Angleshee
Ben
Jamin Morrissey
Harold Wright
William Witmer
Stephen Knott
Chapel Cemetery
G.C. Barton
Taneytown Red Cross
George W. Crouse
Taneytown
Alpha Theta
Beta Sigma Phi
C. Burr Ariz
Libbe Smith
Dennis
Athaetic City
N. J
Thelma Fisher
June Sheffler
Foun
Susanna Wesley
Doubs
Miss Miller
L. Floy Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Mortar Board
iChief
National
Meyran
Brunswick High School
Curtis
Homemakers
Dezs Davy
VFW
Alice Plank
Pat Price
Alice Nickel
Kathy Whitesell
Ira Abelow
Childrens
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