Homemakers Celebrate Achievement In County Refinishing Work
The Homemakers of Frederick County numbering about 1,000 mark a successful third annual meeting and plan events during National Home Demonstration Week in May. Members showcase refinishing projects from 1954, led by club presidents like Mrs. Edward Tobery, who revived neglected furniture into valued pieces, inspiring pride and practical storage solutions across clubs, with displays planned and bulletins available.
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Frederick County
Edward Tobery
Braddock Club
Tobery
Homemakers Club
T. B. King
Adamstown Club
Frank Grabill
Johnsville Club
Wirtz Hartman
Merryland Tract Club
Charles Ferrell
Rirs
King
Harry Thomas
Charles King
Ballenger Club
Mee Fein Hevner
Johnisville Club
Local notices from Sabillasville and area
Local residents report illnesses recoveries visits and family gatherings across Sabillasville Montebello and Washington County Maryland. Notables include Mrs Roy Pryor convalescing at her daughter’s home and several family visits with Bittners Wagamans Harbaughs and Shields. Two workers were shocked and burned installing a pipe near a high tension line in Hagerstown.
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Robert Bittner
Wayne Winebrenner
Washington
Paul Wagaman
Eva Harbaugh
Alexandria
Ann Harbaugh
Eber
pOdagen Hospital
Baltimore
Paul Brown
Maryland
Tra Brown
Harold Bittner
Don McClear
State College
Barbara Bittner
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Billy Mesquer
Betty Shields
Hyattsville
Charles Shields
Wade Pryor
Norfolk, Va
Joseph Fox
Inday
J. Adrian Mirte
Bie Springs
Ray Shatzer
Clear Spring
Sirte
Sfarm
Cumberland Hosts State Jaycees Convention in 1949
Cumberland prepares to host more than 300 Maryland Jaycees for the State Junior Chamber of Commerce convention from Friday April 29 to Sunday May 1. The Saturday banquet at Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club features speaker Mibat Gane from Riverside, Conn. Melville H. Peters of Silver Spring will chair sessions at City Hall with a luncheon at Fort Cumberland Hotel. New officers chosen Saturday. a ladies program led by J. Kenneth Morgan precedes a cocktail party and banquet with awards for activities in the past year. Representatives from 19 Maryland Jaycee chapters are expected including Annapolis, Baltimore, Cambridge, Cumberland, Easton, Frederick, Silver Spring, Towson, and more.
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Cumberland
Campierce
Maryland
California Jaycees
OLA Vine American Lawcan Bepany
New York City
Jaycees
Queen City Brewing Company
Melville H. Petersof
Silver Spring
City Hall
Fort Cumberland
J. Kenneth Morgan
Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club
Jaycee
Annapolis
Baltimore
Bethesda
Cambridge
Chestertown
Easton
Elkton
Frederick
Glen Burnie
Hagerstown
Kensington-Wheaton
Pocomoke City
Prince Georges County
Rockville
Salisbury
Towson
Weastminster
Bolivar News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Easter Service
Mrs. OG Webb returns home from wintering with her son Lester Webb in Bolivar. Daughters of the late Thomas Lovett, Florence Martin and Charlotte Lovett of New York, visited town. Families and friends, including Lynch, Krank, Dinkle, Donovan, Butts and McCormick, gathered for Sundays. Easter service at St John Lutheran Church drew a good crowd with three baptisms: Rita Ainsworth, Ronald Miller, and Larry Watsell. Mrs. George Martin of Shepherdstown was a Sunday visitor.
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Lawson
Mina J. Ray
Martin
Harpers Ferry
Sirus
Sirling
Robert
Ales Dale Cook
Louise
Don Spensier
James Elliott
Manoy
Philadelphia
Richard Brown
Howard Eliott
Charles Elliott
Martinshurs
William G. Hungerford
Saul Ote
John Newcomer
Cliffside
Bolivar
OG. A. Webb
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Lester Webb
Florence Martin
Charlotte Lovett
New York
Thomas Lovett
Hill Top
Dick Lynch
Charles Town
Earl Krank
Air
Granville Dinkle
Leon Donovan
Allen Dinkle
Brunswick
Charles Butts
Nancy
Iva Lou Butts
Winfred McCormick
F. Yoakum
Washington
Bolivar Heights
Nell Murphy
Pittsburgh
Camp Hill
Terry Glover
R. F. Mason
Martinsburg
St. John Lutheran Church
Latshaw
Rita Faye Ainsworth
ASME Medal Rumblings and Radioactive Rain Claims
A prepared ASME 73rd meeting address hints at progress toward peaceful aims and victory at low cost. The banquet honors Granville Read for leadership on major projects. Separately, claims link radioactive rain from Nevada tests to increased radiation, with doctors saying human harm is unlikely. A Pittsburgh scientist proposes using donations for preventive medicine via a trust fund.
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Jenzio Azanviztes
Nevada
Hopes Third War Will Not Be Started
Baltimore report quotes Angi s wartime head of the atomic bomb project urging personal responsibility to prevent a third world war. He questions morality of nuclear use and compares potential effects of banning atomic weapons to defeat versus victory, citing global risk and national respect. General Groves noted as vice president in discussion.
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Baltimore
Angi
R. Graves
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Groves
Presi
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