Five Hundred Frederick Children To Attend D C Parade
Frederick county school children will go to Washington on May 12 to take part in the fifteenth national assembly of school safety patrols. They will ride chartered buses to the capital, join the parade, then visit the National Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Washington
Automobile Club of Maryland
Kenneth Burkhard
Burkhard
Taney
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ignatius Bjorlee
National Assembly of
AAA
Frederick
National Zoo
Leonare E. Kolmer
Lovettsville Community Updates and Appointments
Lovettsville notices list church council attendees and local officials nominees for mayor and council seats. Reappointed teachers and a principal change highlight school staffing. Local Red Cross fund surpassed its Loudoun County goal by one hundred dollars. Citizens include Sgt Bernard Williams returning from furlough and multiple regional visits by residents and students.
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Lovettsville
Church Councilmen's Institute
Middletown
William A. Yingling
P. F. Legard
T. A. Shulz
B. B. Baker
Claude Jacobs
Elizabeth Frye
Bernice Faye Gordon
Junia Farris
Charlotte Weadon
Martha Cupp
Jean Edwards
Louise Johnson
Thomas Kane
Stanley Wine
Frank Robinson
Joseph Hines
Richard H. Hickman
George S. Grove
Earl C. Grove
Maurice H. Cosi
Robert A. Myers
W. W. James
Maurice F. Hatcher
Alta Nuse
Brunswick
Lucketts School
Arthur Lee Hatcher
Loudoun County
Local Notices From Charles Town and Nearby Areas
Richard Henuse and family etc. report medical updates from Loudoun County Hospital where Keith Keister underwent an appendectomy April 13 and is improving nicely. Community announcements include birthday celebrations for Mrs. Alice Peacock at C C Cooper’s home and births such as Alvin Slater and spouse welcoming a son April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henuse
Carolyn
Joyce Henuse
Charles Town
W. Va
Clarence Neff
Doris
Buddy
Ronnie Neff
Leesburg
Ruby Martin
Sterling
T. L. Hoover
Lloyd Hoover
Gary Dean
Tommie Hoover
Broadway
Keith Keister
Loudoun County Hospital
C. M. Beatty
Carroll Baker
C. C. Cooper
John Watts
Bradley Beans
Washington
Althea Frye
Visitors and illnesses noted in Harpers Ferry area
Bolivar residents hosted visitors including Fred Icenhower Idell Rockenbaugh and Jane Shumaker from Virginia with others from Purcellville and Washington. Mrs Coleman Dunn shows improvement at home. G E Webb hosted Mills family Collier Conklin Sharon Mills. John Newcomer and children Anne and Johnnie are recovering from mumps amid several local cases. More guests visited Mrs Arys W Green and Mrs Kittie Reigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Webb
John Newcomer
Anne
Johnnie
Arys W. Green
Kittie Reigger
George
Local Social News Highlights From Martinsburg and Surrounding Areas
A roundup of visits and health updates across Martinsburg Harpers Ferry and nearby towns. Residents travel to Washington Baltimore and Cumberland to visit relatives attend dinners and celebrate birthdays while patients recover from surgery and hospital care.
Fog Production in Films Uses Oil Solution Spray
Films simulate fog by spraying a watered mineral oil solution depolarized with peppermint. This method creates visible mist effects on set and enhances atmosphere without heavy equipment.
Careful Garden Row Layout And Planting Guide
Directions for planting vegetables, marking rows with stakes, lining straight trenches, spacing seeds and transplants, and gently covering with soil. Mentions precise tools and handling to ensure proper depth and alignment. Also notes Brewer representatives chosen for the All-County Chorus.
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Brewer
Glee Club
Emmitsburg High selects Live and Let Live for senior play
Emmitsburg High School has chosen Live and Let Live as the senior class play. The performance is scheduled for early May in the school auditorium and features cast members including Barbara Fisher Chas Brewer Lola Litle Mary June Davis Brooke Damuth Franklin Fisher Macbell Carson and Darlene.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg High School
Barbara Fisher
Chas Brewer
Lola Litle
Mary June Davis
Brooke Damuth
Franklin Fisher
Macbell Carson
Darlene
Frederick High School Glee Club members listed for festival
The article lists Frederick High School glee club members for a May festival including sopranos Kathleen Wantz Doris Wastler Macbell Carson Vilas Baumgardner Shirley Troxel altos Carrie Hahn Gwenda Cregger tenors Richard Froek Lewis Hahn Jasper Wattz basses Euclid Jones Frank Stinson. The group performs Love's Dreamy and In The Slatl Of The Night with director Keith Janicke. Barbara Fisher named editor in chief for the 1951 52 HI Times. staff new appointments include Ley Lei Shen Troxell associate editor Carrie Hahn Thomas Hays business manager Louis Neilholtz alumni editor Edward Peters club editor Ray Harnen FFA reporter Richard Stambaugh personaly editor Carolyn McNair Lewis Hahn sports editors Davis Wastler literary editor Ruth Uumble junior high editor Marjone Crist elementary editor Warren Bentz 12th grade Norma Harte 11th Jeanne Troxell 10th Beulah Glass 9th Jane Bollinger 8th Wayne Baumgardner 9th Helen Bushman Mary Shields feature editors Virginia Baumgardner exchange editor. A banquet honored the basketball team by Home Economics classes. On May 12 Emmitsburg High patrol will visit Washington for participation.
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Frederick
Kathleen Wantz
Doris Wastler
Macbell Carson
Vilas Baumgardner
Shirley Troxel
Carrie Hahn
Gwenda Cregger
Richard Froek
Lewis Hahn
Jasper Wattz
Bases
Euclid Jones
Frank Stinson
Glee Club
Xinglang
Keith Janicke
Barbara Fisher
E HI Yimes
Shireley Troxell
Carre Hahn
Thomas Hays
Louis Neilholtz
Edward Peters
Ray Harnen
FFA
Richard Stambaugh
Carolyn McNair
Emmitsburg High School
Washington
Nine in a parade and trips to historic sites
The News notes a St Joseph's Wet School junior class trip planned for May 17 with a destination in Philadelphia. A law office on East Church street houses quarters for planning and lodging. Frederick County runs a cancer detection center under the health department, with early stage cases found and funded by local donations and the state Cancer Society for research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Joseph's Wet School
Phiadelphia
Volunteers Sought for Frederick Cancer Campaign Drive
Thomas Glass general chair of the fund drive issues call for volunteers to help SOACC meet the county quota. Women are especially needed to address and prepare solicitation letters for mailing, with some volunteers able to travel the county by car to support the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas 5. Glass
Feneral
SOACC
Glass
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Norman Stanton
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Perry Hackles
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Markell & Ford
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James E. Doll
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Real Food
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