November Weather Runs Hot Then Cold With Record Spread
The month began exceptionally warm with three 80 degree days and 83 on the 1st and 2nd, then a severe cold wave and early snowfall. The 24 hour rainfall peak on the 25th measured 1.52 inches, giving November 2.96 inches versus a 2.35 inch normal. Through11 months 1951 saw 37.72 inches at the airport station, about 15 inch above normal. The new month must meet normal precipitation to keep the year near the standard bracket.
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Weather Bureau
Price Named Head Coach of Texas U
Price Price named head coach of the Texas Longhorns by the University Board of Regents for two years starting January 1 at 12000 dollars per year. He succeeds Blair Cherry and will scout Tennessee, Vanderbilt’s foe, before the Cotton Bowl. Price praised predecessors while acknowledging a tough task ahead.
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Austin
Tex
Ed Price
Texas
Longhorns
University Board of Regents
Price
Bible
Blair
Cherry
Gibraltar
Nashville
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
University Athletic Council
Southwest Conferce
State University
Oklahoma
Miami Defeats Missouri 27 8 to End Season Nine Wins
The Miami Hurricanes beat the Missouri Tigers 27 to 8 in Miami. Before 39 623 fans, Miami scored on its first drive and added two more in the first half to lead 14 7 at the break. Miami outgained Missouri 246 rushing yards to 146 and had eight completions for 123 yards. Missouri managed only a safety in the second half.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami Hurricanes
Clemson
University of Missouri
Hurricanes
Missouri
Harry Mallios
Jim Dooley
Frank Smith
Bob Schneidenbach
Gordon Watson
Tigers
Prize Winners In Community Show At Adamstown
Prize winners announced for Carrell Manor Grange and Adamstown Homemakers Club community show. Winners span grains, fruits, vegetables, baked goods, needlework, flowers and handcrafts with many named entrants such as Harry Kanode, Paul Remsberg, Arthur Fouche, Barbara Kanode, Earl Remsberg, and Emcee roles noted.
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Adamstown
Carrell Manor Grange
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Harry B. Kanade
Monroe Thomas
E. Earl Remsberg
Paul Remsberg
William H. Zimmerman
H. B. Kanode
Arthur Fouche
Barbara Kanode
Howard Fry
C. Milton Fry
Earl Remsberg
Harry Kanode
Timothy Kay
William Remsberg
Herbert Harrison
C. A. Walter
B. C. Gibson
Sonny Compher
Atlee Compher
Charles Cline
Rachel Remsberg
Myrtle Stoneburner
Harry Fry
Paul Miller
Blair Titus
E. F
Michael
Helen Hoffman
Lee Dutrow
Paul Biser
Roy Fouche
H._B. Kanode
J. W. Gaver
Howard Fry II
Alvin Fry
Harry Kanade
Walter Gibbs
Clark Gibson
Harald Shankle
Lewis Burdette
Myrtle Stone
Eva Carlin
Kanode
Grayson Castle
Q. B. Thomas
Harry Thomas
William Zimmerman
Bernard Gibson
Homer Renn
Blackberry
Strawberry
Ralph Thomas
Cherry
Peach
William Gaver
Hazel Dutrow
Merle Shankle
Clarke Gibson
Louise Brosius
Evelyn Thomas
Harold Shankle
LaMar O'Hara
Mary Walter
Harrison
Thelma Outraw
Catherine Thomas
Melvin Ringer
Angel Food
Milton Fry
Clara Thomas
Melvin Cook
Lawrence Walter
George Hoffman
Raph Thomas
George Haws
Harry Kanede
DeRose
Brosius
Raymond Davis
Gaver
Elizabeth Oland
Haws
J. E. Houff
Ned Zeller
Carlos Specht
Waldron
Annie Myers
Edith Yingling
Homer Benn
Ralph Wirts
Charles Walter
Charles Brashears
Charles Stashears
Raymond Shankie
Charles DeRose
Dianne Thomas
Audrey Mohler
Daisy Walters
Joanne French
Mildred Lamm
Janet Clevenger
Ann Main
Shirley Aushere
Regina Fifer
Rebecca Wright
Iva Zeiler
Lula Wright
Elva Wright
Jean Adams
Virginia Willis
Shirley Ausherman
Ann Mainflowers
Gwendolyn Poole
Children's Department
Paul Ausherman
Mary Belle Carlisle
Robert White
Joanne Bussard
Gary Specht
Judy Ringer
Carol Jean Scarff
Sharon Shankle
Bunky Shankle
Terry Fleetwood
Edith Fleetwood
Sharon Fleetwood
Mary Worner
Cynthia Gibson
Joanne Gibson
Ronnie Gibson
Elizabeth Ausherman
Jackey Ringer
Patsy Kubrick
Carole Stup
Florence Worner
Leroy Houff
Richard Basford
Jacqueline Lenhart
Mildred White
Jay Fifer
Delores Bowers
Becky Basford
Juanita LaMar
Norma Jame Best
Donna Compher
Charles Wenner
Doris Tabler
Delores Harding
Roger Kegley
Frederick V. F. W. To Play Waynesboro Here
Frederick V. F. W. hosts Waynesboro Eagles in the Penn-Maryland Basketball League at the Armory on Sunday afternoon. A 1 30 p m start greets the postponed girls game as the prelim. Waynesboro, coming off a cancelled opener, seeks momentum as Greencastle looms tonight.
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Frederick V. F. W
Waynesboro Eagles
Armory
Eagles
Carlisle
Waynesboro
Greencastle
V.F. W
Vets
Hagerstown Cabineers
Camp Ritchiettes
Frederick Independent Lassies
Christmas lighting plans discussed at chamber meeting
At a special Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by Union Memorial Post No 8606 W F and the Firemen’s Social Club, plans were discussed for Christmas lighting and treating of the children. The annual turkey supper by the Middlebury Methodist Ladies Aid will be held Saturday Dec 9 from 4 to 8 pm. Lt. Byron Chen returned to Quantico Va after furlough with the Adam Chen family.
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Union Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Union Memorial Post No
Ladies Aid Society
Middlebury Methodist Church
Byron Chen
Quantico
Adam Chen
Thanksgiving visitors and storm damage in Bolivar area
Residents from Pittsburgh and nearby states visited Bolivar and Harpers Ferry over Thanksgiving while awaiting reports from storm hit areas. The Fort Drive-In Theater suffered major ice and wind damage, ending outdoor screenings after this week. Local hospital patients, alumni meetings, and multiple holiday visits by families and students are noted amid weather delays and community events.
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Bolivar
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Harpers Ferry
Fort Drive-In
Fort
Jefferson County
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Bertha Stanton
Charles Town General Hospital
Estela Painter
Charles William and Elsie Hardy
Millville
Chestnut Hill
Edmund Hoffmaster
Baker
John McNeil
Donald Eackles
Richmond
Hugh Lloyd
Camp Hill
Gilbert Perry
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Rosemarie
Hildagard Merv
Honduras
Central America
John Perry
Bolivar Heights
Clifton Prichard
Washinngton
Jack Shirley
Cumberland
William Evans
C. Edgar Dudrow
Thanksgiving Day Visits Patch Readers Across Towns
A long list of Thanksgiving visits shows residents from Bolivar Harpers Ferry and Camp Hill spending the holiday with relatives in Martinsburg Washington and Baltimore. Names include Mrs Bailey Mrs J L Eackles Mr Harry Ott Eugene Andes and families plus Franklin Cavalier Norman Braxton and many others.
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Eys
Bailey
J. L. Eackles
Harry Ott
Bolivar
Martinsburg Hospital
Eugene Andes
Pittsburgh
Wo A Andes
Llgud Hough
Harpers Ferry
John Newcomer
Cliffside
Dorothy Fulmer
Juniata College
Huntington
Louise Moore
Harrisonburg
Lionel Newcomer
Fleetwood
Fred Potts
Towson
Herbert Sperry
Berkeley Springs
William Rockenbaugh
Washington
K. K. Cavalier
Diane Cavalier
Ira Daharn
B. F. Fackles
Dahn Crandall
Alexandria
Howard Manuel
Camp Hall
Tom Rissler
Camp Hill
Hugh Davidson
Halltown
Rene Eaton
Charles Whitmore
Bobby Welch
Bakerton
Baltimore
Anthony Brender
Joe Ruczke
John Nichols Dalton
Camp Hill visitors from Nichols and Little families
Roerke family members L D Nichols and Mrs. Lothie Little visit niece Elizabeth Herlong on Camp Hill. Lothie Pauline Little and Myr Paw Little of mancok, Harry Little of Akron Pa. Kenneth Robinson of Bellair Heights to return to Westminster work Monday after two months at home due to a leg fracture sustained at work.
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Roerke
L. D. Nichols
Camp Hill
Lothie
Pauline Little
Myr Paw Little
Mancock
Harry Little
Akron
Elizabeth Herlong
Kenneth Robinson
Beliwar Heights
Westminster
Social notes from Frederick area luncheon guests and visits
A series of social items from Frederick and nearby areas lists luncheon guests including Mr Lesie Feaga and Rev C E Dryden of Glen Burnie. The records mention visits by Miss Rheudelia Zimmer and others, weekend companionships with the Zimmernan and Bader families, and relatives from Baltimore and Charleston visiting over Thanksgiving and weekend outings in Hagerstown and Monrovia.
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Lesie
Feaga
Frederick
C. E Dryden
Glen Burnie
L. E. Feaga
Dryden
M. P. ¢Ureh
Rheudelia Zimmer
G W. Fisher
Walter Cecil
Smith Cecil
Tobias Zimmernan
Franklin Harrington
H. B. Fisher
Baltimore
G. W. Fisher
George Bader
Monrovia
Leroy Ranneberger
Charleston
W Va
Rannebergers
Marry Ranneberger
Charles McDonald and
Childdren
Verni¢ McDonald
Sai
Clarence & Dewel
Fort Fustis
C. B. Jonet
Vernon Kaonty
Donna
Hagerstown
News Briefs from Frederick Maryland December 2 1950
Local notes from The News Frederick Maryland dated December 2 1950 recount brief items across the community. Highlights include civic happenings and short updates from area organizations and events.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Tivoli and Frederick Theaters Week Movie Schedule
Tivoli shows Sunday to Tuesday To Please a Lady with Clark Gable and Barbara Stanwyck plus a cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday In a Lonely Place with Humphrey Bogart and Grahame. Friday and Saturday Saddle Tramp with Joel McCrea and Wanda Hendrix. Frederick offers Sunday to Monday The Bashful Bachelor with Lun and Abner. Tuesday to Wednesday Colt 45 with Randolph Scott and Ruth Roman. Thursday Rouge s of Sherwood Forest with John Derek and Diana Lynn. Friday and Saturday Caribou Trail with Randolph Scott and Gabby Hayes and Dracula s Daughter with Bela Lugosi. A separate note mentions coffee’s Arab origins and Abessinia wild growth.
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Tivoli
Frederick
Clark Gable
Barbara Stanwyck
Tn A Lonely Place
Humphrey Bogart
Charla Grahame
Joel McCrea
Wanda Hendrix
the Frederick
Lun
Abner
Thesday
Randolph Scott
Ruth Roman
Sherwood Forest
John Derek
Diana Lynn
Gabby Hayes
Gilo Kruger
Opera House Movie Bill Shows Weeklong Double Features
The City Opera House schedules a week of film: Sunday to Tuesday Tripoli with John Payne and Maureen O'Hara. Wednesday and Thursday Dark City with Charlton Heston and co stars. Friday and Saturday The Old Frontier and The Blonde Bandit with Monte Hale Dorothy Patrick and Gerald Mohr. Also included is a boxing recap from New York where Tamechon stopped Archie Devine in the seventh round at Madison Square Garden.
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City Opera House
Tripoli
John Payne
Maureen O'Hara
Charlton Heston
Lizabeth Scott
Viveca Lindefors
Dean Jagger
Don DeFore
Devino
New York
McHay Famechon
France
Archie Devine
Newark
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Tamechon
Willie Pep
St. Patrick's Day
Devine
Katey Seal
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Lesher
Marshall Keyser
Clarence Lesher
Jeb Stewart
Chambersburg Aces
Stewart
Trieste
Free Territory
Ivan Dennis
Pasadena
Calif
Ivan
Karyia Popov
California
Belgrade
America
North Market &T
Markell & Ford
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Pendleton & Woolrich Shirts
Shakespeare
Martin
Shipley’s
North Market St
Arabia
Abessinia
Doll’s Jewelry Store
TZ Potato Chip CO
Carlisle ST
Hanover, Penna
2Tos P.M
P.M
Fpovel
Truscon
Truscan
Republic
Seeger & Company
South Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
the Farmers & Mechanics
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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