Hit and run driver sought after Mountaindale crash
State and city police hunted a hit and run driver after a Green Ford sedan struck Ray Baker of the CCC Camp on North Market Street near The Square. The southbound vehicle fled toward East Church Street. Owner of the plate is Charles Roger Six, Route 15, Frederick.
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Reguless
State Ofiver
Trampson
Cat
Hatnee
Ray Baker
CCC
Ais Mountaindale
Maryland
North Market Street
Baker
Market Street
Church Street
East Church Street
Charles Roger Six
Route 15
Six
South Street
Frederick
Crosses Before Christianity In Early Religious Practice
A concise inquiry into the historical placement of the cross symbol before Christian adoption, noting its appearance in various ancient cultures and religious contexts, and how early societies may have linked it to life, death, or cosmic cycles.
Social notes from Middleburg area February activities
Miss Margaret McKinney and sister Mrs Goldie Bastian visited Baltimore for two days while Orville Lee Claybaugh spent time with Ann Rentzel. An Adult Bible Class Valentine Social drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Various residents, including Mr and Mrs George Hood and family, and Mrs Alma Taylor, were guests in Westminster and Baltimore. Attendance at gatherings, moving events, and community visits are listed along with brief health and family updates.
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Middlebury
Margaret McKinney
Baltimore
Goldie Bastian
Charles Dixon
Orville Lee Claybaugh
Union Bridge
Ann
Frank Rentzel
Charles
Wilbur Delphy
Ruth Stitley
Westminster
George Hood
Thelma Stitley
Mary Selby
Alma Taylor
Nellie Ensor
Elsie Hyde
Effie Jeffrey
Hagerstown
Carrie Hyde
Mary Bentzel
John Vandourn
Alumni Association card party at Elmer Wolfe High School a success
The Alumni Association card party at Elmer Wolfe High School in Union Bridge drew about 100 attendees from Westminster New Windsor and Littlestown. The event featured members and friends socializing while the Ladies Aid of the Brethren Church met in Union Bridge for their February gathering led by Mrs.
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Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfe
Detour Detour Visitors at Mrs. Diller Home
Detour Feb. 22. Visitors included Miss Margaret Wilson and Mr and Mrs Schaffer from Charles Town West Virginia staying at the home of Mrs E D Diller.
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E. D.diller
Margaret Wilson
Schaffer
Charles Town
W. Va
Vocational Education Talk At Kiwanis Meeting
John J. Seidel, Marinach public schools vocational education chief, spoke to Kiwanis at the Hotel Frederick luncheon. He urged community responsibility for youth guidance and cited shifts toward more high school graduates and practical, non college paths, stressing parental understanding of vocational guidance. The meeting included introductions and new member induction, with guests from local schools and the club’s officers.
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John J. Seidel
Marinach
Kiwanians
Hotel Frederick
Washington and Jefferson
Schoor
Seidel
Edward H.sharpe
Cearies N. Staley
Newman
Eugene W. Pruitt
Roger B. Wolfe
Gerald Rosenous
R. L. Warheld
S. Howard Phipps
Baltimore
Ats Petro
Clap
Pre
Local Residents Visit In Maryland And Detour Trips
Mrs Charles Gardner of Blue Ridge Summit and relatives from Union Bridge visited Rev William A Herpich in Detour. Edith Burtain of Hagerstown spent time with her niece and sister at that home. Felix Flanagan of Walkersville and Emory Warner of Detour toured the Outdoor Life Show in Baltimore. Harold Young of Sparrows Point spent days with Alveh Young and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gardner
Blue Ridge Summit
Harvey
Herman Koutz
Joan
Monroe Proutz
Union Bridge
Edith Burtain
Hagers_ town
William A. Herpich
Detour
Felix Flanagan
Walkersville
Emory Warner
Baltimore
Harold Young
Sparrows Point
Alveh Young
Valentine Party at Mrs. Simmons Home Explores Cards
A Valentine party was hosted at the home of Mrs. Wm. L. Simmons on North Market Street Monday night February 14. Guests played cards and prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Ramsburg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Simmons
North Market Street
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Early nickelodeons linked to five cent cinema history
Mary Free, Edward L Myers and others attended a gathering with refreshments. Attendees included Sir and Ma’am Jacopo By Ramsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. 4A A. Asris, Mr. and Mrs. Free, Edward Fout and families, Frank Bonnell, Edward J. Myers, and Edward Grex. a note mentions early motion picture theaters known as nickelodeons for their five cent admission.
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Mary Free
Edward L Myers
Ernest Kennedy
Edward Fout
Sir
Mirs
Jacopo
Ramsburg
A. Asris
Free
Airs
Nickelodeons
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