Rotary Yule program features Elm Street choral group
Rotarians and their spouses attended a Christmas luncheon at the Francis Scott Key ballroom as the Elm Street school glee club presented a challenging program of carols and Yule songs. Led by Mrs Shirley Braungart, the group included two boys formerly auditioned for the Columbus Boy Choir. The program opened with Joy to the World and included Away in a Manger The Holly and the Ivy Night of Dreams The Boar's Head Carol with solo by Philip Sibert.
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Elms Street
Francis Scott Key
Rotary
Shirley Braungart
Braungart
Frank H. Lewis
Elm Street
Columbus
Alan Long
Philip Sibert
Bruce Hursey
Harry Young
Aubrey Grossnickle
Dean Nikirk
Wayne Knoll
Edgar Main
Clarke Summers
Ronala North
Patty Prime
Lous Esterly
Patsy Glass
Marie
Connie Fleet
Ruth Kelter
Shirley Arnold
Maron Witter
Ron Albaugh
Doris Crothers
Willard Rudy
Sandra Way
Dorothy Bell
Philip Sibertaccom
Rotary club Christmas program honors student choristers
Rotarians led by Austin Gibbons and Charles A. Price Hardy hosted a Christmas program with student singers trained by Mrs Braungart. Gifts of candy and song books were given, and head waiter Sam Stroud thanked the club for its generosity. Visiting Rotarians included John J.
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Helen Davis
Eshelman
Lencaster
Lytle Torch
Jeannette
J Baker
Lovetteville
W. Schnauffer
Brunswick
Austin Gibbons Rotary
Williams
Charles A. Price Hardy
Braungart
Warner L Brittain
Rotary Club
Hardy
Sam Stroud
Rotarians
John J
Banquet Held by Pomona Youth Committee
The Pomona Youth Committee held its climax project banquet on December 14 at Hotel Frederick at 7 p.m. Members and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner. Special guests included Pomona Master Bruce Crum and Mrs Crum, plus Charles Barkier Jr chair man of the committee, Maxine Greene, Doris Burrier, John Al baugh, William Crum, Ralph Fisher, Robert Frye, and Mr. and Mrs. James Schaefer.
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Pomona Youth Committee
Hotel Frederick
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Crum
Charles Barkier, Jr
Maxine Greene
Doris Burrier
John Albaugh
William Crum
Ralph Fisher
Robert Frye
James Schaefer
Hammond Takes Oath For Maryland Attorney General
Hall Hammond was sworn in for a second term as Maryland Attorney General in Baltimore today. Governor Lane administered the oath in the Governor's Mansion Building office before a small group of state officials.
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Hammond
Baltimore
Hall Hammond
Maryland
Lane
Mathesson
Engine Fire Forces Baltimore Landing on Flight
An Eastern Airlines DC jet en route from National Airport to Baltimore Friendship International experienced an engine fire on takeoff. Flames issued from the number 3 engine about 15 minutes after departure. Crews extinguished the blaze and completed a precautionary landing within five minutes. Captain Cree Stelling commented on the ordeal.
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Baltimore
Eastern Airlines
Friendship International
Eastern
Washingtons National
Spm
Cree Stelling
Plane Fire Delays Flights to Major Cities
A generator fire forced an unscheduled landing delaying Philadelphia and New York bound departures. Passengers for New York and Boston were rebooked on alternate flights. One 108 year old Palm Beach resident, Lewis W. Grown, died after a long illness in a local nursing home.
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Philadelphia
New York
Doston
Heston
West Palm Beach Fla
Lewis W
Daday
Palm Beach County
Bright Jewel Class Meeting At Calvary Methodist
Bright Jewel Class of Calvary Methodist church school held its monthly meeting and Christmas party on December 7 at the home of Mrs Claude Breighner. Mrs Henry Englebrecht was hostess, Mrs Robert Reifsnider led devotions with Scripture reading and The Legend of the Christmas Flower. Rev Dr J Franklin Haas led a prayer. Members shared personal meanings of Christmas, carols were sung, Mrs Claude Jlahn impersonated Santa Claus, and door prizes were awarded.
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Bright Jewel
J Ro Yingling
Calvary Methodist Church School
Dev
Claude Breighner
Henry Englebrecht
Robert Reifsnider
J Franklin Haas
Carole
Claude Jlahn
Santa Claus
Woodsboro Livestock Auction Prices and Telegraphic Notes
Prices at the Woodsboro Livestock sale include turkeys at 50 cents a pound, hams and lards listed, cattle with figures for butcher steers 27 to 45 dollars per cwt, butcher heifers 22 to 28 per cwt, cows 18 to 21.85 per cwt, calves 19 to 36 per cwt, and feeder pigs 4 to 11 dollars per head. A stray historical note recalls stagecoaches in England traveling about 3,000 miles in a 12 hour day in good weather.
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Woodsboro
England
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