May Locate Abandoned Baby's Parents
County authorities say they believe they know the baby's parents after a girl found on a West Second Street bench last night. The child was taken to Emergency Hospital and is described as white, six weeks old, well nourished and well dressed. The State's Attorney declined to name the parents, while Mrs. Roderick of the Children's Aid Society handles custody. Police search was prompted by a late call from Mrs. Reno Harp who reported discovering the infant on her porch bench.
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West Second Street
William C.) Roderick
Children’s Aid Society
Roderick
Edwin F. Nikirk
Mrs. Harp
Frank Keefer
Alton Twentey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Dorsey
Janice Cobleniz
R. N
Twentey
Abandoned Baby Found On Beach In Frederick
A foundling girl, left on a bench near the beach, was found by Mrs Hearp. Officers Dorsey and Twentey custody the infant as investigators seek witnesses and a temporary home. The baby, believed born locally, was admitted to Frederick County Emergency Hospital for care.
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Frederick
Threads of Gold Class Hosts Calvary Methodist Meeting
Mrs Earl Stup and Mrs Oscar Mullican hosted the Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church School. The meeting featured a sharing session led by a nurse remarking on infant footprints kept for birth records.
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Earl Stup
Oscar Mullican
Calvary Methodist Church School
Church Ladies Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
The church parlors hosted the regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Howard Gerrich presiding. After devotions led by Mrs. Elwood Crum, a business session planned a rummage sale and the May banquet. Social hour followed with contests awarding prizes to Mrs. J. Franklin Haas and Miss Edith Wickham.
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Howard Gerrich
Elwood
Crum
Carl Holland
Davis Moberly
J. Franklin Haas
Edith Wickham
Annual banquet set for May 31 by Mrs Wade Brown
The next meeting will be the annual banquet on May 31 with Mrs Wade Brown presiding. Indians and early settlers believed no poisonous serpents would be found in the same area as the Onegon ash tree.
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Wade Brown
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Hearp
Janice Cobrentz
Coblenty
ROYAL
Izme
SA Aeans
North Market ST
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Potomac Edison Company
Glick
Ballerinas
North Market
Raen
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