Homemakers' Club Marks Home Demonstration Week Observance
The Seventh Nations Home Demonstration Week runs April 27 to May 3. Frederick County Homemakers display at C I Burr Artz Library through April 30, showcasing tin painting, refinishing furniture, and heirloom crafts.
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Frederick County
C.1 Burr Artz
Leroy Fothergill
Beatrice Fehr
Union Bridge Clinic Day and community notices
Union Bridge held a Clinic Day at Elmer Wolfe school for preschool children. Beginners Day is planned for May 14. Ill resident Howard Gray improves at home. Union Bridge residents Ogle family relocate to Allentown. Alleys are resurfaced after weather delays. Cancer fund house-to-house drive set for April 21 from 7 to 9 p.m. Duckpin bowler Charles Hahn and team head to New Haven for competition. A surprise 18th birthday party honoring Helen Louise Beard held at the Boone home with family and friends. Mt Zion Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Charles Hossler’s residence in McKaig.
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Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfe
Howard Gray
Paul Ogle
Pordwick
Allentown
Cancer Fund
Charles Hahn
New Haven
Conn
John Boone
Helen Louise Beard
Sykesville
Milton Miller
Clifford M. Beard
Gerald Wachter
Keymar
John D. Boone
Detour
Phyllis Alexander
Lianna
Ruth
Patsy Boone
Shirley
Joyce
Jerry
Brenda
Sharon Wachter
Geneva
Bobby Boone
Meeting Notes Lead By Mrs Everest Duvall
The meeting opened with a group singing and a silent prayer in memory of Miss Agnes Lease. Mrs Charles Hossier provided scripture reading while Mrs George Droneburg led worship and Mrs Ralph Lenhart directed the program.
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Everest Duvall
Agnes’ Lease
Charles. Hossier
George Droneburg
Ralph Lenhart
Brotherhood in the World of Work Meeting Notes
Monthly gathering led by Howard Nash Herman Smith and Roger Groneburg drew eighteen members and four visitors. The group planned mission contributions and church painting, reported on new officers, and set a May 21 meeting at Rose Dutrow’s home with refreshments provided by Mrs Hoss er. A lunch sale is planned for April 26 by Mrs Oscar Brown.
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Howard Nash
Herman Smith
Roger Groneburg
Oscar Brown
Rose Dutrow
Pleasant
Hosser
Design a Renovation of Lutheran Church
SPRINGFIELD April 21 A Hagerstown Md student plans to specialize in church architecture and has completed a major interior renovation. Richard Howard son of Mr and Mrs Austin W Howard of 907 Hamilton Boulevard Hagerstown formerly of Frederick designed and supervised the Rockway Lutheran church interior renovation where he serves as clinical assistant. The pastor is Dr T A Kantonen professor of systematic theology at Springfield.
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Springfield
Hagerstown
Richard Howard
Austin W. Howard
Hamilton Boulevard
Frederick
Rockway Lutheran Church
T. A. Kantonen
Divinity Student Leads Rockway Church Makeover
A Maryland graduate from Wittenberg College now a first year divinity student directs a Rockway church transformation. Under his plan, the building gains a deeper chancel, clergy stalls, a white Communion rail, and white pews, converting its plain form into a true American colonial interior.
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Amma
Farm Bureau Discussion Group Meets in Buckeystown
The regular monthly meeting of Discussion Group No 4 of the Farm Bureau was held at the home of Mr and Mrs E Earl Remsberg Buckeystown Wednesday evening. The program covered background and qualifications of presidential candidates and was led by chairman William Howard Sr with remarks on local clergy ties.
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Farm Bureau
E. Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
William Howard, Sr
Democratic Hope Ties to Primary Elections in States
The group discussed citizenship and state political conventions. A committer was appointed to remember the sick and bereaved members. It noted that only sixteen states conduct primaries while others nominate by convention or petition, and it urged that presidents be elected by nationwide primaries for more democracy.
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Kentucky
John Summers
Howard Smith
Recreation event led by Fley C B Schafte wins for Sirs Howard Smith
The gathering, hosted by Mrs Kaoode, features guests Mr and Mrs Harry Kaoode with refreshments provided by the hostess. The next meeting is set for May 14 at the Zimmermann home in Adamstown. American Cancer Society fellowships fund 70 young doctors annually in cancer diagnosis and treatment training.
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Fley C. B. Schafte
Howard Smith
Harry Kaoode
Tobias Zimmerman
Adamstown
American Cancer Society
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