Easter Reflections and a Hagerstown Scholarship Award
The article recalls Easter's meaning from the resurrection narrative and its impact on faith under persecution, then notes Jimmy Carnes of South Hagerstown High earning a four year Navy ROTA scholarship and planning to attend Penn State University The piece links spiritual renewal to perseverance and virtuous living through Christ’s example.
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Jimmy Carnes
Royce Ea
C. Carnes
Hagerstown
Navy
South Hagerstown High
Penn State
Frank McKeen
Point of Rocks
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births recorded April 16 to 19 include Claude and wife Doubs Warner's ninth child a son Arn old Christopher Tuesday. Robert L Blicker's staff Smithsburg announce Teressa Gail second daughter Tuesday. Floyd Brown and Theressa Wallace of Frederick welcome Floyd Eugene first child a son Thursday. H Reese Shoemaker and wife at 29 East Third Street welcome James Reese second child first son Wednesday. Herbert Biser Route 1 Emmitsburg welcome Sharon Kathryn third daughter Thursday. John Fleischman 321 East Second Street welcome Cathy Lynn first child a daughter Friday. Nicholas Vaciltiou 919 Cherokee Trail welcome Linda Frances second daughter Thursday. Paul Stull Rout l Thurmont welcome Jame Delbert second son Friday. Chester Wasitler Route 3 welcome Jessie Frances first daughter.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Claude Warner
East Third Street
James Reese
Herbert Biser
Emmitsburg
Sharon Kathryn
John Fleischman
East Second Street
Cathy Lynn
Fleischman
Ruby Hildebrand
Frederick
Nicholas Vaciltiou
Cherokee Trail
Linda Frances
Paul Stull
Thurmont
Jame Delbert
Chester Wasitler
Jessie Frances
Easter Faith Rises From Despair To Celebrate Christ
Easter Eve reflections recall the disciples’ despair after Jesus crucifixion and the empty tomb. The belief that He rose transformed their sorrow into faith, founding a movement that has shaped history and a message of grace for millions celebrating tomorrow.
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Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Wee
Decree Grants Nina Yontz Absolute Divorce in Equity Court
A decree in Equity Court grants Mrs Nina A Yontz of Queen Street an absolute divorce from Harold A Yontz of this city. She receives custody of two children and he must pay 20 dollars weekly for support and maintenance plus court costs. Attorney for complainant was E Austin James.
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Equity Court
Nina A. Yontz
Queen Street
Harold A. Yontz
Yontz
E. Austin James
City Opera House remodeling contract awarded in 1907
The Board of Aldermen awarded a $10 967 13 contract to S A Westen haver Martinsburg W Va for remodeling the City Opera House. Plumbing heating and wiring contracts will follow. Willard Tate's attorney announces renomination bid on Republican ticket. A stable burned at Harry Karns Burkittsville, neighbors saving adjacent property. County Commissioners decline action on paving around Court House Park. Underground cable conduits for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. being laid and to reach West Patrick Street Court Street area by week’s end.
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the News
Board OF Aldermen
City Opera House
S. A. Westenhaver
Martinsburg
W. Va
I Tate
Willard
Harry Karns
Burkittsville
HE County
Court House Park
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick Street
Court Street
Twenty Years Ago in the News April 26 1997
Obituary notes the death of Thomas B. Hayward at Gaion Memorial Hospital Baltimore at age 6. Brick sidewalk repairs on South Market Street begun due to sewer work. Chamber of Commerce backed a tax plan shifting to a general sales tax for relief at the upcoming legislative session. The first professional baseball game since 1930 drew under 200 at McCurdy Field as the Montreal Royals beat the Wilkes Barre Barons 9 to 5.
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Thomas B. Hayward
Gaion Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
South Market Street
Chamber of Commerce
McCurdy Field
Montreal Royals
Wilkes Barre Barons
Frederick
Deaths of Davenport Norris Clem and related notices
Alexander W Davenport of Long Island dies at 73 after weeks of illness. Survived by three daughters, two grandchildren, one great grandchild. funeral service at St Johns Catholic church with mass. Miss Eva Norris of Middletown dies aged 63. Survived by sister, niece, nephews. services at Gladhill funeral home. Mrs Graydon Clem of Rocky Ridge dies following cerebral hemorrhage at 55. survived by husband and two sons. funeral at Mt Tabor Lutheran Church with burial at Mt Tabor Cemetery.
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Alexander W. Davenport
Alexander Walter Davenport
East Street
Queen's General Hospital
Long Island
N. Y
Walter
Susan Nolan Dey
St John’s Cathoie Church
Vernon F. Goldson
Kenneth F. Vaughn
Pauline Delaney
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
M. R. Erchison and Son
Eitz G. Norris
Eva G. Norris
Middletown
Henry A. Norris
Joshua and
Catherine McBride Norris
Pannie Ray
M. Lettie Norris
H. Dwight Norris
Seattle
Wash
Weldon B. Ray
Gladhill Funeral
Albert Burkhart
Lutheran Cemetery
Middlewn
Gladhill Company
Graydon F. Clem
Lillian Mae Clem
Rocky Ridge
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Emeryee Mattie Eyier Shorb
Richard L. Clem
Westminster
Roger A. Clem
Florence Shorb
Emmitsburg
Carroll Newcomber
Taneytown
Mervin Shorb
Baltimore
Carroll Shorb
Thurnmont
Olive Obler
Pikesville
John Lentz
Derick
John Boyer
Frederick
John Shorb
Mt. Tabor
Fire Company
Thurmont
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Dixon Yaste
M. L. Creager and Son
Funeral services for Mary Catherine Thomas in Union Bridge
Funeral services for Mary Catherine Thomas of Union Bridge were held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Union Bridge funeral home of D. D. Hartzler. Rev. Mr Grimes officiated. Interment followed in a nearby Uniontown cemetery. Bearers were William Hill Perry Jones Delmar Clark Charles Frank and James Smith.
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Mary Catherine Thomas
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D. D. Hartzler
Grimes
Ioy
Uniontown
William Hill
Perry Jones
Delmar Clark
Charles Frank
James Smith
Prospect Homemakers Club April Meeting Highlights Activities
The Prospect Homemakers Club held an April gathering at Mrs. Sterling Roberts Mr. Airy welcoming two new members Mrs. Donald Kimbald and Mrs. Richard Keister. The president led prayers as the group sang Easter songs. A Finland cultural program followed with readings on trade arts and music. A room arrangement demonstration stressed balance and purpose. The club announced an April 30 home tour and a May meeting at Mrs Jerome Snyder Jr. in Pleasant.
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Prospect Clu
Prospect Homemakers’ Club
Sterling Roberts
Airy
Lbt
Donald Kimbald
Richard Keister
William Carter Jackson
Christ
J. Bernard Jones
Finland
William Scheel Jr
Foard Hood
J_ Jerome
Two Men Sentenced in Non Support Cases in Maryland Court
Walter E Pryor of New London received a six month sentence for failing to provide child support for four children. A June 1956 arrest warrant was issued and Pryor plans to appeal. James Elwood Hamilton of Plane No 4 was given three months for supporting two infant children and ordered to pay one dollar weekly. Hamilton also plans to appeal.
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Maryland House of Correction
Edward J. Smith
Walter E. Pryor
New London
Grace
Pryor
Jjames Elwood Hamilton
Joyce Hamilton
Sim
Hamilton
Among The Sick Dudley Hill Admission
Dudley Hill of Sjamsville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday after a bicycle fall at 4 45 p m Jimmy Werking son of Mr and Mrs James Werking Walkersville was admitted for observation and treatment The first vessel to go through the Panama Canal was the S S Ancon on August 15 1914
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Dudley Hill
Sjamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jimmy Werking
James Werking
Walkersville
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Panama Canal
S. S. Anconi
Eggs Dyed for Easter Monday Hunt Recalls Community Project
In a long stood Easter tradition dating to 1878 under President Hayes, 1800 eggs are dyed for a Monday hunt. The event involves Baker Park, Mrs Dinterman and her children, and local volunteers including Boy Scout Troop 266 and city police assisting.
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Baker Park
Eddie Thomas Jr
Dr. and
Airs
Eddie Thomas Sr
Taylor
Casper Cline Jr
Otho J. Kelier
Ethan Book
Roland Harbaugh
William Zim-merman
Joseph Kline
Norman Dietz
Ark
George Hoke
Harmon Field
Ben Rosenour
Kiwanis Hunt
Catoctin Club Easter Dance Plans Tonight
Catoctin Club airs plans for a small Easter Dance Monday night at the Francis Seo Key Hotel ballroom with chair Edward Farnsworth leading a committee including Albert M. Scott Arthur G. Senuettinger Robert Newton Reid H L Farney and Roy F. Davis The William Kraow orchestra will provide music A Ginier meeting and social events were discussed at the Rotel President Ralph Merchj tant presiding Also mentions Michael D Kaufman Jr arrival and Easter weekend stay with Rosenstock family at Vindobona Braddock Heights Founders Day dinner for Beta Sigma Phil Sorority planned at Elks club with Esmolar Chapter formation discussed Reading program on literature and nature poems conducted by Mrs Ray Dorsey and Mrs Gerald Beveridge Guests included Mrs Thomas Whitesell Mrs George Hutte Birthday notice for Alton E Shafi 113 Motte avenue Towson student Mondarshe and Miss Jean Stine visiting Orono Me
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Catoctin Club
Edward Farnsworth
Francis Seo
Jie Rotel
Ralph Merch Jtant
Magic
Beta Sigma Phil
Elks Club
C. Burr Artz Library
John Hockmas
James Marlow
Associated Press News Analysi T
Washington
Roger
James Whitcomb Riley
Thomas Whitesell
George Hutte
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Fragmentary OCR text discusses deeds recorded for sales of properties and a confusing fiscal critique. It references a political figure seeking a 72 billion peacetime budget, the so called New Republicanism, and internal Republican criticism including a brother named Edgar.
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Congress
Edgar
Fantte Ganas
Bleak Months In Capital Weigh Eisenhower's Budget Fight
In a bleak appraisal Marlow warns of tough months in Washington as Eisenhower faces a resistant Congress. House cuts hit the budget while the Senate delays money bills, civil rights proposals stall, and GOP leaders clash with Southern Democrats over expectations and funding. Budget battles ripple through agencies and sale notices emerge amid a broader political backdrop.
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Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
Federal
Ead
Prayer for Congress to vote on God's side in all duties
A weekly religious-themed column presents Rev. Peter Marshall's invocation to guide lawmakers. The prayer asks the Holy Spirit to prepare hearts, demand honesty, curb personal influence, and urge officials to vote in accordance with divine will. It frames the request as a standard for all faiths during a period of observances.
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J. Glenn Beall
Peter Marshall
United States Senate
Congress
Engagement Announced For Veleria Tritapoe And William Roelkey
Brunswick couple announces the engagement of Veleria Lee Tritapoe to William N. Roelkey son of Mr and Mrs David H Roelkey of Knoxville Miss Tritapoe works for Phillips Insurance in Brunswick Roelkey is employed by the B and O Railroad The wedding is planned for May. Receiving training Fort Benning Ga Pvt Charles R Angell son of Mr and Mrs Arnold L Angell Thurmont Md is in basic training with the 3rd Infantry Division at Fort Benning Ga The Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution elected two Frederick County residents to offices at its annual election in Baltimore Edward D Shriner Jr Rockwell Terrace was named historian and Walter P Feaga Prospect Knoll was named one of four managers for a three year term Speaker was George L Radcliffe president of the Maryland Historical Society and former US Senator from Maryland Retiring president is George William Preston Whipp formerly of Frederick Eisenhower once coached the Third Corps army football team.
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White House
Hayes
Dinterman
Toome
Homer B. Tritapoe
Brunswick
Veleria Lee
William N. Roelkey
David H. Roelkey
Knoxville
Miss Tritapoe
Phillips Insurance Agency
Brunsswick
Mr. Roelkey
Fort Benning, Ga
Charles R. Angell
Arnold L. Angell
Thurmont
3Rd
Fort Benning
Fredericksonians
Maryland Society of the Sons of the
George L. Radcliffe
The
Maryland Historical Society
United States
Maryland
George William Preston Whipp
Frederick
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Longfellow
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Ford Ad
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164Th St
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Swedish Atomic Energy Commission
Gusta T. Jakobsson
Stockholm
Russia
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New York City
Indaw
Samuel H. Rosenstock
This City
Michael D. Kaufman
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Braddock’ Heights
Alton E. Shafi
Motte
Jean Stine
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Robert P. Schmidt
Orono
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Hamilton Homes, Inc
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Delaware Road
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Cleon R. Stull
Wilton R- Tenney
Linganore Road
Gas J House Pike
Mt. Pleasant
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Maryland 81
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