4-H Clubs To Hold Annual Meeting Here
Fourteen 4-H clubs in Frederick County prepare for an annual meeting at West Frederick Junior High School. Sarah Hing Ballenger presides. Chessty Conwar is secretary. Johan Clarre Wahler handles treasurer duties. The event features skits, a fashion show, and club reports on family life, clothing, home furnishings, and foods, with Beatrice Fehr presenting the plaque to the winning club. The opening pledge is led by Miriam and Marian Hawkins.
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West Frederick
Muss Sarah Hing
Ballenger
Chessty Conwar
Johan Clarre Wahler
Maran Nicholsen
New 3 Way
Sarah Ramsbers
Jefferson
Pleasant
Myersville
Petersille
Middletown
Harold McDevitt
Braddock
Johnsville
Lewistown
Mt. Pleasant
New Market
East Frederick
Libertytown
Unionville
Charles Putman
Trurmont
Woodsooro Jr
Walkersville
New Midway
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Srarah
Ramsboro
Buckerstown
Buckeystown
Little Star
Shookstoun
Urbana
Rocky Springs
Sarah King
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick City
Hawkins Twins
Miriam
Marian
Beatrice Fehr
jShe
Ilub
Mark Miller
Barbara Putman
Walkersville Club
Tuscarora
Wolfsville
Yellow Springs
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A delightfully staged two act comedy The Three Chauffeurs was presented by the Girls High School senior class with 17 performers including Charlotte Sinn Glenna Rouizabn Elsie Herwig Mildred Miller Amy Fabmney Elizabeth Worman Mary Brown Mary Molesworth Laurenta Willard Virgie Hummer Kade Zeigler Blanche Dash Edith Miller Florence Legs Nannie Shankie Ada Martz and understudy Isabelle Zimmerman. Charles Weedon a colored man employed near Adamstown was injured by a cot, breaking his right leg and cutting his left ear. Dr Ephraim H Kline long Frederick resident died at 64. The Maryland School Team won its fourth game defeating Frederick Athletic 5 to 3 with Zimmerman striking out 35. Saloon League protests were filed against licenses. two cases before Circuit Court were announced and exceptions withdrawn.
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Charlotte Sinn
Glenna Rouizabn
Elsie Herwig
Mildred Miller
Amy Fabmney
Elizabeth Worman
Mary Brown
Mary Molesworth
Laurenta Willard
Virgie Hummer
Kade Zeigler
Blanche Dash
Edith Miller
Florence Legs
Nannie Shankie
Ada Martz
Ephraim H. Kline
Saloon League
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News April 25 1939
In 1939 the Aldermen removed funeral homes from restricted districts paving a second zoning appeal for the Trail mansion on East Church street. Hyattstown firemen saved a large house and 400 chicks owned by Jesse Rippeon who was hospitalized. A massive snapping turtle weighing 150 pounds was caught on Ballenger Creek at White Oaks Farm near Frederick by Frank Fraley. The day reached 85 degrees with warm conditions noted.
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Board of Aldermen
Trail
East Church Street
Hyattstown
Jesse Rippeon
Frederick County
Frank Fraley
Ballenger Creek
White Oaks
Richard B. Griffin
Frederick
Clocks Set Ahead Tonight Across Maryland Except Garrett
Most Marylanders will move clocks forward one hour tonight affecting nearly all sections of the state with Garrett County possibly abstaining from the change. The savings time lasts until Oct 25. Also reported, Lester Martin 33, chairman and president of Bates Manufacturing Co, Maine’s largest textile firm, died Friday. he led Windsor Industries and Mojud Co.
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Baltimore
Lester Martin
New York
Bates Manufacturing& Co
Maine
Windsor Industries Inc
Mojud Co., Inc
Dr Laderoute Recital Sunday at Hood College Coffman Chapel
Visiting voice professor Joseph Victor Laderoute will give a recital Sunday at 8:45 pm in Coffman Chapel. The nationally known tenor will perform old Italian songs, devotional works by Bach, a Wagner piece from Die Meistersinger, and a group of French Canadian selections. He has led Bach Societies and directed the new Rocca Commun.
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Joseph Victor Laderoute
Hood Tollege
Coffman
J. S. Bach
Nurmberg
Wagner
Medem Bach Soc Easons
Montevue relics and memories at Frederick asylum
An extensive reminiscence by Nick Yinger on Montevue Farm and the former Frederick Hospital complex details the Montevue spring, its ponds, and nearby changes. It recalls the old inmate life, the warden, and the humane past, alongside notes on the farm, ponds, and local family histories including Windsor and local taxes and the Senior Class Play at Frederick High.
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Shockstoun Pike
Flanagan
Montevue
Frederick County Cancer Crusade Report Seeks $10,000 Goal
The 1959 Frederick County Cancer Crusade report was presented to Mrs. Hazel W. Lewis, chairwoman of the Frederick County Cancer Society, with Rev. Albert Burkhardt and Mrs. Frances Ahalt leading Middletown district efforts. The Middletown church group collected $203.17 for the drive, part of a countywide push ending next Thursday, with numerous area volunteers listed from Woodsboro Waltersville Jefferson and other locales.
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Frederick County
Hazel W. Lewis
Frederick County Cancer Society
Crusade
Frances Ahalt Sitb
Middletown
Albert ®. Burkhardt
Zion Lutheran Church
Burkhardt
Luther League
Donald Main
William Bussard
Jane Fiook
Jean Scott
Carel Ifert
Frances Adams
Charlotte Ray Bowers
Christine Annette Rouizahn
John Seachrist
Brent Gaver
Daniel Ahak
Paul Adams
Carroll C. Wickless
Wickless
Woodsboro
W. Smith
2 Inc
Melvin Reuben Bair
Woodrow
Carroll
Gail Cuishail
Ev Highouse
Charles
Michael Puers
Rinopeon
Donald Stover
James Ren
Sivester the More
Waltersville
Kenneth Mercer
Ted
Nancy Anderson
George Barrick
Robert Campbell
Arthur Brown
Charles Nicodemus
Sheridan Barker
James Trout
Joseph Wachter
Warren Keitells
Merhie Duvail
Dirt Dobbers Show at North Frederick aims for prizes
Fifth grade students in Mrs William Kemp’s class formed the Dirt Dobbers junior garden club and joined the Garden Club of Frederick’s spring flower show at Rose Hill Manor. Young contestants arranged flowers and selected horticultural specimens while observing senior gardeners. Prize winners included Anne Thomas and Elaine Baim with top arrangements, Dottie Pease, Leroy Masser, and others earning honors.
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Dirt Dobbers
The
Garden Club of 3
Wiliam Kemp
North Frederick School
James H. Cramer
Gen Club
Frederick
Mar Time
Anne Thomas
Elaine Baim
Dottie Pease
Th Teena Lakes
Linda Myers
Leroy Masser
Ronnie Philims
Thomas Rhian
Evans Bizler
Pittinger and Stup Obituaries From Frederick Area
Obituaries report side Glauces ter day in Frederick Memorial spitz at age 80, lifelong Libertytown Methodist Church member and cattle dealer. Other notice details death of Charles David Stup at Jefferson at 66, survived by several children and siblings with services at Adamstown and Frederick Memorial Park.
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Frederick Memorial Spitz
Libertytown
Bard's Descendants Visit Frederick
The daughter and grandson of Folger McKinsey known as the Beniztown Bard visited Frederick with Judge Edward S. Delaplane, touring historic sites. Mrs Orlando Ridout III, of Anne Arundel County, and her son Orlando Ridout IV, a Maryland Legislature member, were hosts. Ridout plans to publish his father’s poems in book form.
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Bard
Frederick
Folger McKinsey
Fred- News
Beniztown
Orlando Ricout III
Orlando Ridout
Anne Arundel County
Maryland
Edward 5. Delaplaine
West Patrick Street
Barbera Fritchie House
Sirs
Ridout
Funeral Services for Mrs Mag gie G Moxley and Mrs Alice R Scott
Funeral services for Mrs Maggie G Moxley widow of Allison Moxley were held at Locust Grove Church of the Brethren with Rev Donald Plank officiating. Pallbearers included Thomas Moxley Kenneth Moxley Russell Sheemaker Jr Daniel Lind Joseph Lind and Gail Kline. Interment in church cemetery. Also services for Mrs Alice Rebecca Scott of 217 East Patrick Street were conducted at the funeral home on Tuesday afternoon by Rev Merval Weaver. Pallbearers included Fred Gonso Charlie Gonso Chester Drake and Joseph S Kennedy. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Eichison and Son were funeral directors.
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Lewis N. Chenoweth
Louis Nv
Sabillasville
de Vand
Arnspargzer
Arthur Chenoweth
Ter
Parl 30
Westminster
Frandson
Chenoweth
Sr J Christ
Unteer Fire Company
M. L. Creager Funeral Home
Tmoat
Claude H. Carl
Blue Ridge Cemetery
T. A. Holder
Tilghman
Augustus Holder
Sendy Hooks
Brownsville
Richard and
Sara Holder
B & O Railroad
Hisse
Elizabeth Beahm
Edwin Holder
Sandy Hook
Ing Will Officieie
W._ Sear
Mount Olivet
Harry N. Howard Fearaville
Maggie G. Moxley
Locustove
Church of the Brethren
Alice Rebecca Scott
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
Merval Weaver
F Presbyterian Church
Fred Gonso
Charlies Gonso
Chester Drake
Joseph 5
Kennedy
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Eichison
Obituaries and Homecoming News From Georgetown Hospital
Mr Paul G Smith of 709 Fairview avenue has returned home after surgery at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington. Miss Dorothy Wastler of Frederick Avenue returns home after observation and treatment at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington. Naylor Stone, 62, sports editor of the Birmingham Post Herald, died Friday of cancer. His 42 year career covered Memphis Press Scimitar Cincinnati Post Cleveland Post and NEA. native of Cairo Illinois.
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Paul G. Smith
Fairview Avenue
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Dorothy Wastler
Frederick Avenue
Naylor
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Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
United States
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Charles G. Baumgardnner
Front Royal
Tare Town
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Charles Town
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Crusade Area Report
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James P. Thomas
West Fourth Street
Efezine Baim
William Baim
Michael Danner
Walter A. Danner
Paul Strosnider
Kitty Thompson
Susan Forner
Barbara Schmersahl
Gail Swosnider
Charles D. Stup
Charles David Stup
Acloth
David Nomas
Hester Thomas Stup
Trinity United Church of Christ
Adams Town
Charles E. Stup
Woodshore
Wood Hyde
Hyansville
Harold Washington
Ray Eugene Keymar
Wilbur Culler
George T. Sup
Adamstown
Robert Myers
Knoxville
Jesse L. Stup
Howard T
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Bedy
Frederick Memorial
Park
M. R. Eichison and Son
PTA
United Women’s Democratic Clubs of
Governor's Mansion
Annapolis
J. Mullard Tawes
Ruby Hahn
Fannie King
Mildred Storm
Mildred Fisher
Beth Knuil
Hilda Devilbiss
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Mary E. Aldridge
Annabelle Wickless
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Olga Pue
Helen Barrick
Margaret Barrick
Raymond Baer
Mery ‘Storm
Winfred B. Edwards
Edgewood Church Road
Tues‘Gay
Ikebana International
Armys Navy County Club
Philip G. Seeger
Arlingston
Josui Oshikawa
Shofar Ryu School
Tokyo
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Daniel Font
Thaddeus Crapsier
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St. Petersburg
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Airy
Delta Kappa Epsilon
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