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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1950

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3

Creation to Be Sung May 21 by Frederick Community Chorus

Sunday evening May 21 at 8 p m Brodbeck Hall Hood College will host Haydns Creation performed by the Frederick Community Chorus with soloists for angels and Adam and Eve to be selected soon. The work follows the seven days of Genesis with choruses composing a large part of the piece.

Earle Blakeslee Frederick Earth Uriel Raphael Gabriel Adam and Eve

Women Club Meets in Petersville for Charity and Wardrobe Demo

Nineteen members and one visitor attended the Merryland Tract Homemaker's club meeting at Farmers Hall Petersville on April 20. President Mrs. Herman Boyer led as the group planned a bus trip to Sherwood dens and discussed fund contributions to cancer research and a University of Maryland field house. A Braddock group session featured Mrs Carlton B Brown detailing wardrobe coordination and a hat demonstration.

Women's Clubs Merryland Tract Club Merryland Tract Homemaker's Club Farmers Hall Petersville Herman Boyer Maggie Cancer Fund Venia Kellar University of Maryland Brunswick Sherwood Dens Baltimore Bertman Enfield Thomas Tucker James Ray Tucker

Braddock Women Council Plans Demonstration Week Events

A Braddock based club meeting of 20 members and five visitors outlined plans for National Demonstration Week including a silver tea at Mrs. David Kolb’s home on April 28 from 2 to 5 p.m. with guest speaker arranged by International Relations Chairman John Summers. The group also coordinated a window display in Frederick and a blood typing meeting in September. Members discussed church attendance during National Home Demonstration Week and a visit to Montevue, plus fundraising for a field house at College Park. The meeting closed with crochet pot holders sold for charity and a style revue preparation at Frederick County Short Course.

Ter Thomas Eldred Boyer Lavier Delauter Howard Schinder Elvin Stottlemyer Charles Main Braddock Niemann Brunk David Kolb John W. B. Summers Theodore Reeder Frederick Home Management Edward Lightner Lightner Albert Coblentz Elmer Meitzler Joseph Reeder David E. Yinger Montevue Charles Klein Towving Stvattsville Field House Fund College Park Frederick Cutmty Harold Staley Leo

Physicians Constinue 1 Cent Complaint Plan at Convention

Baltimore April 24. A special grievance committee of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, formed by five past presidents, will hear complaints against members and report to the council. The group aims to improve public relations and opposes federal control of medicine. Past presidents include Drs Houston Toulson and Maxson among others. The convention also backs funds for psychiatric prevention and treatment.

Baltimore Maryland House of Delegates Pubhle WL Houston Toulson Charles W. Maxson William T. Hammond Thomas R. Chambers J. W. Bird

Convention agendas and talks at national health meeting

A three day convention will focus on mental health policy and state welfare roles with sessions on papers and discussions led by Dr Austin Pestre of Frederick and others. A separate item notes Peace Offensive claims from Lake Success on April 24 as the US vows to prevent a war, and a remark about avoiding tough fish by low temperature cooking.

Bahelmes Teystern Hlodaas Austin Pestre Frederick Wim Lake Success Waverey A. Austin United States Del UCON Flo Owl Austin

Two Wills Admitted To Probate By Court

Wills of Tate Ditton Pittburgh Bratton Wiltian AP CT yitfiymae tis erty. Court admitted both wills Monday, with two estates named and the probate action proceeding. The will of Ditton was contested, and the will of Bratton appeared valid, with the court noting formalities met and assets consented.

Dha Tate Pittburgh Bratton Wiltian Gino Tle Cosaet Msptesatier Taipan Myrihe

Will of Brust daughter named executrix in Frederick county

The will dated April 17 1950 names Brust’s daughter as executrix with bequests including 150 for a tombstone and 50 to Leesburg Virginia. Several relatives are listed as beneficiaries with shared distribution plans, witnessed by Albert S. Brown and Elizabeth BR Storm. Mr Trittypor was recently fatally injured by a vehicle. The Orphans Court approved trustees Walter Sinn and Sherman Bowers for the estates of Mary Cannon and Ike A. Stone, accounting for 385.85 with no distribution. Leopards area noted among trees and ground.

Enecutrix Leesburg Brust Katherine ‘Y. Sweger Morris ‘T ‘Trittipoe Bellaniy Trittipoe Peery Orphans’ Court Walter E. Sinn Sherman P. Bowers

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