Five Degrees At Thurmont Five Degrees At Thurmont
Five degrees were conferred by three Thurmont lodges, with second and third degrees given to candidates including Bruce Crums John M. Kelly and Joseph H. Roberts. Officers for Good Samaritan Lodge elected. guests and attendees listed from Frederick City Prosperity Mt. Airy and Williamsport. Refreshments followed. next meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick City
Prosperity Lodge
Mt. Airy
Good Samaritan Lodge
Bruce
Arthur Lowman
Good Samaritan
Maurice Ramsburg
Noble Grand
Robert Seiss
Clyde Young
Harry O Mine
William Getz
Earle Munshour
Earl Miller
Luther Robinson
Mr. Andrews
Newsburg
Edward Miller
Aaron Lodge
Williamsport
Frederick City No
Maurice A. Ramsbury
Paul D. Kline
G. M. Robert
P. Marendt
Merri. E. Morgan
C. E H. Schull
Leslie 0. Wachter
Ernest L. Baker
Jacob Weatherholt
Prosperity No
Dannie G. Stansbury
Charles R Stansbury
Charles L. Stansbury
3. M. Sherman
Truman Lowman
Dr. C. M. van Poole
Howard H. Hood
Noah F. King
Clifton W Crider
Guerney Mullinix
Robert Haines
Albert Wilson
Jerome Snyder
Richard Aldrich
Rudy Watkins
Lawrence Long
Paul Beall
John Burdette
Earl Munshour
Luther Roberson
Walter Keeney
John Weddle
Kenneth Fineytrack
Charles Hiffle
Franklin Firer
William Zentz
Ross Eickenbrode
Wesley Duble
Lester Fisher
Hugh Eby
Claude Favorite
Nevin Jackson
Harold Wildson
Jenefred Seiss
Charles Miller
Harry Krantz
Frederick County 4-H Girls Report Strong Year of Activities
Frederick County 4-H girls completed a varied year earning trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago and local awards. Led by Betsy Lovington, 28 clubs with 511 members pursued home economics, recreation and social events, with 48 volunteer leaders aiding 4-H programs across clothing, foods and nutrition, pattern work, sewing schools, and demonstrations. Over 300 girls completed projects across exhibits at fairs and Achievement Days, plus educational tours, county council events, and citizenship activities. National and state events included National 4-H Week, National 4-H Sunday, and County Campfire, with statewide educators noting 4-H reaches 4,500 entomologists in the United States. December 16 at Good Samaritan Hall, Thurmont.
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Frederick County
Chicago
Ina
Betsy Lovington
Lovington
Frederick Fair
Washington
Girls County Counsell
Radio program listings and schedule notes for station broadcasts
The text lists numerous radio programs across NBC CBS ABC and other networks with times, show names, hosts, and station identifiers. It reads like a historical broadcast schedule detailing news bulletins, variety shows, comedies, dramas, and music programs, including notable names such as Bing Crosby Dinah Shore Milton Berle and Red Skelton.
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Che
Abe
Nbe
Cbs
Tennessee Ernie
Abce
Mbs
Abe the Chevaliers
Silver Eagle
Eddie Fisher
Jack Gregson
Abe Treasury
Mbds
Draznet
Abe Jonn
Pteeie
Mps
Radio
Aba
Cbs Town Meeting
Abe News & Story
Bing Crosby
Amos Andy
News
Abc
Flober
Molly
Keen
Cbs Kews
Crossroads
Gildersiears
Ebs
Washington
Bill Hayes
Army Hour
News & Varieties
All
Nets
Mold—Kusia
Mie
Czpt
John Daly
Abe Morgan Beatty
DuMont
Dinah Shore
Cbs Cavalcade
News Caravan
Abe Jo Stafford
Milton Berle
Abe Red Skelton
Cha Bishop Sheen
Millie
Danny Thomas
Circle Theater
Father
Steve Allan
Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary elects new officers
Taneytown Taneytown Ladies Auxiliary of the Taneytown Fire Co. elected Mrs. Ruth Baumgardner president to succeed Mrs. Ethel Garber. Mrs. Carrie Austin was elected vice president, Mrs. Grace Putman corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ruth Fowler financial secretary, Mrs. Thelma Frock treasurer.
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Taneytown
Taneytown—Ladies Auxiliary
The
Taneytown Fire Co
Ruth Baumgardner
Ethel Garber
Carrie Austin
Grace Putman
Ruth Fowler
Thelma Frock
Treas
Community group notes and church event updates
Mrs Percy Putman and others serve as officers and color bearers as a wheel chair drive returns. A $5 tuberculosis drive donation is noted. Auditing committee members named and a covered dish social set for January. Santa distributed gifts at a Christmas party. New Windsor reports 30 Nubian milk goats shipped to Cuba missions run by Free Will Baptist and Methodist groups to aid nourishment, with Heifer Project partner details and a history of shipments since 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Baumgardner
Gladys McNair
Georgia Hahn
Bessie Daugherty
Thelma Frock
Nellie Lambert
David Smith
Margaret Angell
Made
Une Reifsnider
Dorothy Baker
Carrie Bankard
Phyllis
Sandra Shorb
Charlotte Shorb
Santa Claus
New Windsor
iCuba
Heifer Project, Inc
New ‘Windsor
Thomas H. Wiley
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Richard Milk
Preston
Orterte
Heifer Project
Delaware
Ohto
Willey
Miami
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Brethren Service Commission
Evangelical and Reformed Church Koinonia Foundation
Mennonite Central Committee
Methodist Church
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Rural Life Assention
Depatioatiin of Social Welfare
United Christian Missionary Society
Grange News Highlights Village Meeting and Events
Thirty members attended Ballenger Grange in the Community Hall as officers prepare installation on January 14. Reports from the State Grange and a home economics contest are noted. Music and talks followed with plans for the December 1% Christmas party and a required 25 cent token for under the tree.
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Callenger Grange
Ballenger Grange
Premic
Tobias Zimmerman
Richard Zimmerman Jr
Austin Renn
Harold Lehaden
George Green
Carolin Null
Terry
Sherry Phillips
Damascus welcomes first law office founder Mrs Marian MacNab
In Damascus, Mrs Marian W. MacNab opens the area’s first law office. Her husband R C MacNab is a patent attorney. She has long Maryland bar and District of Columbia bar credentials, and 20 years in Montgomery County. The family has resided in Damascus area for 12 years. She serves on civic committees and church and women’s groups.
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Damascus
Marian W. MacNab
MacNab
Damascus High School
Chevy Chase
Daughters of the American Revolution
Damascus Methodist Church
Legion To Visit Hospital For Christmas Basket Lift
Representatives of the American Legion will make their annual Christmas basket presentation to Frederick county veterans at Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia this Saturday. The group departs Frederick at 8 30 a m and includes members from Francis Scott Key post William P Larkin post Frederick Francis X Elder post Emmitsburg Edwin C Creeger post Thurmont and Steadman Keenan post Brunswick All county veterans who are patients should contact William M Harnebarger chief of recreation to be added to the recipient list Grimes families may contact G Ernest Lipps at the Maryland Veterans Commission office in Winchester Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Frederick County
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Francis Scott Her
William P. Larkin
Frederick Francis X. Elder
Emmitsburg
Edwin C. Creeger
Thurmont
Steadman-Keenan
Brunswick
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United
Staes
Good Samaritan Hall
Raymond Brown
NBC
WBAL
Ioonbe
Erie
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Brown’s
Audivox Hearing Service
Western Electric Hearing Aid Division
N. Church ST
4Th St
Butler
TPR
Cieiaa
R. P. Bennett Co., Inc
Carroll Street
Grange News
Eee
State Grange
National Grange
Charles King
Lloyds
Lima
Peru
Lloyds of London
Aristotle Onassis
Callao
Onassis
Llyods of
London
Baltimore
Carolan Wasilewski
Beverly Ober
Lieut
F. B. Ramer
Pennsylvania State Police
Brazle
Chicago P
al Brazle
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Ober
Pennsylvania
A. Mito
Wesday
Western Jeans
SOX
Nehi
Kemp
Holiday
Legion
Resistol
Schroeder
East
Patrick Street
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