Santa and the Magic Mirror tale in holiday fantasy
Santa comforts Belinda and Tommy as they seek a cure for Mr Lump by studying the changed Horrible Hoblins giants who have become kind. The kids travel with Santa on a magic sled to a snow castle to uncover the reason for the transformation and to free Poppy, while Mrs Claus arranges a feast and plans unfold.
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Santa
Belinda
Tommy
Mr. Lump
Poppy
Mrs. Claus
Tweedleknees
Belinds
Thomas
Ballons
Santi
Emmitsburg Celebrates Birthday Party and Local News
Emmitsburg notes Juliet Marie Eckenrode’s second birthday party with family and friends among local residents. Also reported are Grange officers installed at Creagerstown, a successful Lutheran church Christmas bazaar raising about 435 dollars, a fire near the fire hall handled quickly, hunting-corner buck summaries, weekend visits from Baltimore and University of Maryland residents, PTA meeting at St Joseph’s High School detailing a December 26 dance, and a Sodality reception at St Joseph’s Church with new members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Juliet Marie Eckenrode
B. J. Eckenrode
Lynn
Michael Shorb
Toni
Carol Ann Elliot
Julie Neighbours
Jeffrey
Gregory Zurgable
Gregory Bushman
Joseph Eckenrode
Roger Zurgable
Charles E. Eckenrode
Francis Bushman
Mary Louise Callahan
Gettysburg
Grange
Creagerstown
Edgar Emrich
Philip Bower
Clara Harner
Edward Smith
Wm. Baker
Norman Six
Lutheran Church
Owen Adelsberger
George Ashbaugh
Pennsylvania
Mert
Turner
R. D. No
James Cavender
Moffitt's
Dorothy Dern
Baltimore
Lloyd Dern
Paul Harner
University of Maryland
Charles A. Harner
Parent-Teachers Association of
St. Joseph's High School
Tommy
Stup
Frederick
Emmitsburg Community Fund
PTA
Harry Scott
Lucille
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John L. Sullivan
Anns Mae Topper
Mary Helen Shields
Ladiesburg Notes Mention Illness and Visits
Mrs Olivier Lin ton was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with double pneumonia. Mrs C W Binkley visited her mother Mrs F H Birely and family, with Mr Binkley a supper guest. Pfc Roy Lind and Cpl Haifa of Fort Bragg, NC, visited with Irvin Crouse and others including Sarah Weishoar and Donna Lind, plus Daniel Lind and two sons, during a Sunday gathering with Walter Lind and Curtis Smith households.
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Ethel Melbride
C W. Binkley
Lola
Linwood
Clifford McCormick
F. H. Birely
Raymond Johnson
Union Bridge
Thelma Frock
Curtis Smith
Michael Staley
Walkersville
Joseph Lind
Donna
Daniel Lind
Walter Lind
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Rupert Spring Jr at Clarksburg
A stork shower for Mrs Rupert Spring Jr was hosted Wednesday December 5 at sister Mrs Julia May Hess’s home in Clarksburg. About thirty guests attended and were served refreshments. Also noted is Mr George Millard of Poolesville, formerly of Boyds, who underwent an emergency appendectomy at Suburban Hospital on December 6. The Boyds church Homecoming service drew attendees followed by a coffee hour in the Sunday School room where many lingered to visit with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOYDS
Rupert Spring, Jr
Julia May Hess
Clarksburg
George Millard
Poolesville
Boyds Church
Service Is Dismissed From U S State Department
Washington dispatch reports veteran diplomat John Stewart Service has been dismissed after the Loyalty Review Board found reasonable doubt about his loyalty. The board’s ruling reverses prior State Department findings that he was neither disloyal nor a security risk. Service, once cleared, faced ongoing scrutiny amid McCarthy era charges and related Amerasia case ties.
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Washington
State Department
John 5
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Service
Congress
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
Reds
Patrick J. Hugey
Hurley
China
Amerasta
McCarthy
Amerasia
India
Loyalty Review Board
Carlisle H. Humelsine
Hiram Bingham
John Stewart Service
United States
Senator Tydings
Annual Ser vice planned after brief collaboration
A short cooperative service was held with plans for a yearly observance in the future. The gathering featured shared remarks and a sense of ongoing partnership among attendees.
Children Give $2 65 To Cerebral Palsy School
Neighborhood children in East Eighth Street raised 2.65 for the cerebral palsy school. James Grove and others led the effort. funds will buy an educational toy to aid pupils in muscle use.
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East Eighth Street
James Grove
Larry Grove
Franklin Stockman, Jr
Charles Miller
Chester Grove
James Andarry
Jack Shorrow
Monocacy Motors promotes Christmas used cars sale
Monocacy Motors Inc located at 615 17 N Market St lists a wide selection of late forties and fifties used cars including 1950 Chev Tudor and 1950 Olds Sedan with prices ranging from 9 to 111 dollars. The dealer advertises a family friendly Christmas sale with many 1930s to 1950s sedans and coupes available.
Oliphant Ties Himself To Grunewald In Tax Probe
Washington December 14 Charles Oliphant former chief counsel for the Internal Revenue Bureau declared himself a close personal associate of Henry Grunewald a noted figure in the House Ways and Means inquiry. He testified he gave Grunewald information on tax fraud charges against Abraham Teitelbaum and said Grunewald urged him to keep quiet about the talk. Grunewald known as The Dutchman is repeatedly cited as a shadowy influence in the probe led by Rep King.
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Washington
Charles Oliphant
Interpal Revenue Bureau
Henry Grunewald
al House Committee
Oliphant
Grunewald
Abraham Teitelbaum
House
Ways and Means
Rep. King
D-Calif
the Dutchman
Time You Graduated for Newer Car At Today's Low Prices
1750 $450 KEY CHEVROLET SALES presents post war car options at reduced prices. Offers include BL Nash Convertible 1598.60 Nash Station Wagon 1595.00 Nash Statesman 2 door 1405.00 Mercury 2 door 1495.00 and multiple models from Nash Studebaker Olds and Buick with prices ranging from 795.00 to 1795.00. High allowance on old cars and low finance rates offered by Lawson Motor Sales with showrooms on Patrick Street Market Street and Jefferson Street Ext. Open evenings.
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Nash
Studebaker
Hicson
Hudson
Buick
Plymouth
Testimony in Washington tax case stirs committee hearing
At Georgetown Hospital Bert Grunewald declines to comment as Abrihban Teitelbaum, Chicago lawyer and estate operator, accuses Bert Naster and Frank Nathan of offering $500000 to win favorable tax relief. Teitelbaum swears of a Washington clique seeking “soft touches” and names Oliphant and T Lamar Caudle, a former DOJ official fired by President Truman. A wartime note about camels is also mentioned in the piece.
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Hoone
King
Georgetown Hospital
Granewald
Ele
Abrihban Teitelbaum
Chicago
Tr Teitelbaum
Washington
Naster
Nathan
Teitelbaum
Oliphant
T. Lamar Caudle
Caudle
Justice Department
Truman
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Mary
Ann Adelsberger
Victoria Brenner
Rose Marie Boland
Mary Louise Cool
Virginia Gay Elder
Linda Whaverick
Arlene Lingg
Mary Louise Miller
Barbara Tag
Willam Simpson
Hngh
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Arthur J* van Deventer
Arthur J
New York
van Deventer
John Law
Ladiesburg
Colonial Music Shop
East Patrick St
Prescription
Santa Claus
Glenn H. Fogle, Jr
Raymond Hummer, II
Eddie Smith
Keymar
Richard Strine
New Windsor
Ruth
Betty Linton
New Market
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church St. Frederick, Maryland
Martinsburg Cumberland
Selective Service
Marchinsburg
W. Va
P. Emmet Fahey
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Virginia
Funkstown
Cherry County
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Monocacy Motors Inc
N. Market St
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
DeSota
GMAC
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
BE. Patrick St
Lawson Motor Sales
Patrick St
Jefferson St. Exto
Power Mower
Reo Royals
Roney Motor Company
Tar News
Sudan
Sportmen’s Orchestra
Legion Ball Room
Thurmont, MD
Legionnaires
Pearis
Kriemsberg
Jmol
Stow
Key Hotel
S. Market St
Esskay & Ilome
Sunnyland
Kelly
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