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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1950

Page

12

Unified Planning For River Basins Urged By Commission

A Presidential Water Resources Policy Commission urged nationwide unified planning of river basins to guide flood control irrigation power and related developments. It called for multi purpose projects and federal leadership in hydroelectric power while urging private firms to cooperate in interconnecting power exchanges. The report also favored local participation and cost reimbursement for flood control works, provoking mixed reactions from industry and watershed groups.

Washington Truman Water Resources Policy Commission Commission American Watershed Council James W. Parker Detroit Edison Company Electric Companies Public Information Program

Dear Miss Dix on marriage and divorce in advice column

Dorothy Dix writes to married men about the woes of marriage versus single life and the expected fate of divorced husbands. An ex husband respondent notes divorce rarely brings happiness, compares home shelter to freedom, and warns men regret breaking bonds. Molly answers a question about a woman's plan to support two sisters and potential financial strain on marriage.

Dorothy Dix Miss Dix Bank Molly

Tenant House Gutted By Fire On Sunday

Fire gutted a tenant house on the Harry R. Savage farm on Old Germantown road Sunday afternoon at about 4 45. Mrs McCoy and her children, aided by neighbors, saved most furniture and took refuge with her mother as Gaithersburg Washington Grove and Upper Montgomery County fire departments fought the blaze using water from Big Seneca Creek. Fire officials attributed the blaze to an overheated chimney pipe connected to a coal heater. water froze on the roof as crews worked. Mrs McCoy received shock treatment and was listed in satisfactory condition. The article notes the historical meaning of the word clerk as a store salesman once tied to religious orders.

Harry R. Savage Germantown Gaithersburg Washington Grove Montgomery County Big Seneca Creek McCoy

Emmitsburg Glee Club Christmas Concert Highlighted by Nativity Tableau

Emmitsburg St Josephs High School Glee Club directed by Rev David W Shaum staged a Christmas concert in the school auditorium featuring diverse songs from the entire club and soloists Suz anne Law Marie Topper Anna Mae Welty and others. A Nativity tableau closed the program.

Immitsburg St. Joseph's High School David W. Shaum John Peel Suzanne Law Marie Topper Anna Mae Welty Town of Bethlehem Emmitsburg High School Parent Teachers Association the Grange Harry T. McNair Harry Troxel Weldon Shank Carlos Englar Emmitsbure High School Henry Charlton

Christmas Dance Celebrates Emmitsburg Alumni

The Emmitsburg Alumni Association hosts its annual Christmas dance on December 26 from nine to twelve with Gene Frocks Orchestra. It is a semi formal event long held each Christmas, featuring committees for tickets refreshments decorations and other arrangements led by Carroll Frock Jr. and Sterling White among many volunteers.

Janicke Carolyn McDonnel Ralph McDonnel Clarence Hahn Alumni Association Emmitsburg High Gene Frocks Ada Sperry Robert Gillelan Helen Neighbours Mae Rowe Rhoda Gillelan Pauline Seabrook Robert Fitez Carroll Frock, Jr Sterling White Wayne MecCleaf David Arnold Hazel Glacken Mary Long Sue Stinson Mary Fiery Emmitsburg

Town lights brightened setting. several churches and residents decorate

The town officially switched on lights extending farther than before with work by Ralph McDonnell and Ofta Tokar. Local businesses and some homes already glow. The Elias Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society met at Miss Anna Gillelan’s home voting $5 for Christmas fruit baskets and led by Grace Rowe in a program on Bethlehem then and now. Church choir rehearsals prepared for Sunday service Christmas music under Rev. Philip Bower.

Ralph McDonnell Ofta Tokar Women's Missionary Society of Elias Lutheran Church Anna Gillelan Grace Rowe Philip Bower Bethlehem Christ Herbert Neighbours Miss Rowe George Eyster D. L. Beerle Robert Gillelan Miss Gillelan E.R. Shriver Ruth Shuff Frederick Albert Patterson Walter Peppler

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