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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1948

Page

3

National Symphony To Play On Monday In Frederick

The Frederick Community Concert Association presents the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington under Hans Kindler at 8:30 PM Monday in the Frederick High School auditorium. Founded 1931, the orchestra is among the leading American ensembles and will perform in Frederick during its 16th season.

National Symphony Frederick Community Concert Association National Symphony Orchestra of Washington Hans Kindler Frederick High School Watergate Ufe

Engagement of Naomi Nothstein to James Smith

Mr and Mrs Mahlon J Nothstein of West Catasauqua Pa announce the engagement of their daughter Naomi H Nothstein to James F E Smith son of Mrs Russell F E Fulmer of 242 East Seventh Street and Lloyd L Smith of Knoxville Miss Nothstein is a Whitehall High School 1945 graduate now in her senior year at Allentown Hospital School of Nursing Mr Smith graduated Frederick High School 1942 and attends Muhlenberg College Allentown He served as navigator with the Navy Air Corps in the Asiatic Pacific theater during the war.

Mahlon J. Nothstein West Catasauqua Naomi H James FE. Smith Russell FE. Fulmer East Seventh Street Lloyd L. Smith Knoxville

Births and social notes from Brunswick and Frederick

Mr and Mrs John L Heffner announce the birth of a son Richard Lewis at their Brunswick home on January 27 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Miss Louise Potts to entertain her bridge club at Tuncheon Saturday. The Women's Club of Camp Detrick met in the Officers Club to play bridge and elected officers. Frederick women attend the Baltimore Church Conference of the Methodist Churchs Women Society. Eleven from Frederick attended the January 30 all day meeting at Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church. Participants listed include Mrs BE Sharpe Mrs Russell Dudrow Mrs R L Ford Mrs MS Summers Mrs L Wachter Mrs M L Blentlinger Mrs E C Webb Mrs Wilbur Baker Mrs Joseph Marmor Mrs Barre Zimmerman and Mrs William Kemp.

John L. Heffner Brunswick Richard Lewis Women's Club of Camp Detrick Officers Club Oram Woolpert Mrrs Henry Eigelsbach H. R. Davidson P. D. Thayer Frederick Baltimore Women’s Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Mt Vernon Place Methodist Church BE’ H_ Sharpe Russell Dudrow R. L Ford MS. Summers L. Wachter M. L. Blentlinger E. C. Webb Wilbur Baker Joseph Marmor Barre Zimmerman William Kemp Parent Teachers Association St Joseph's High School Leonard Sanders Thomas Bran Association Thomas Ryan C. M Chas. Stouter C. AT. IM Bernard H. Boyle Dominic Greco Burgess T Thornton W. Rodgers W. R. Cadle Austin Joy Robert Welty Roy Wivell Eileen Rodgers Laura Rosensteel A. F.karlquist Curtis Topper Andrew Jordan Herbert White Marie Rosensteel Clarence Wachier Henry Gerben Guy Baker

Weddings Wilson Stone Announcement

Catherine Williams Stone daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Williams of Poolesville marries James Robert Wilson of Pittsburgh Pa. in Edinboro Pa December 20. she is a nursing graduate and Maternity Head Nurse in Meadville. he a senior at Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute and a Pacific War veteran. They reside in Meadville Pa.

Wilson—Stone Catherine Williams Stone Mary A. Williams Poolesville James Robert Wilson Pittsburgh Wilson Ira Wilson Cambridge Springs Edinboro St. John Meadville City Hospital Meadville Western Pennsylvania Horological Institute Meadville, Pa

Arch bishop asserts Parenthood as chief end of marriage

London reports the archbishop of Canterbury reaffirmed that parenthood remains a chief end of matrimony despite a House of Lords ruling. The Lords held a marriage may be consummated with contraceptives, affecting potential nullity grounds. The archbishop noted the judgment narrows grounds for nullity while upholding church doctrine.

London Archbishop of Canterbury House of Lords Sve Church of England Law Lords Frederick Charles Baxter Baxter England Chris‘tendom

Wedding News From Fredeick County Keeps Loyally Local Tone

Several local couples tied the knot in recent ceremonies. Blanche K. Cramer married Jacob H. Gorman in the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage with family attendance. Mark A. Lewis married Dorothy D. Delauter at Parkway parsonage in a ring ceremony. Engagement announced for Luella M. Gregg and Norman H. Crum. Martha S. Hunicken wed Charles G. Geisbert in Arli...ing Virginia.

Gorman—Cramer Blanche K. Cramer South Market Street Jacob H. Gorman Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage W. ¥. Garrett Gorman Chauncey Cramer Lewis—Delauter Mark A. Lewis Dorothy D. Delauter Myersville Parkway Parsonage C. O. Sullivan Lorraine Joseph de Tauter Gersbert Hunienen Artiington Martha S. Hunicken Charles G. Geisbert Isaac Steenson Frederick Frederick County

Tree furnished pipe used to draw water in New Guinea

U S troops hollowed aerial roots of the pandan tree and joined them to form a pipeline to a mountain spring half a mile away. About 75 percent of Class One railroad locomotives in the United States are over 22 years old.

New Guinea U. S United States

Birthday and community notices from Emmitsburg

A Sunday party at the Rosensteel home honored Louis Rosensteel with many relatives and friends from Baltimore Fairfield and Gettysburg areas attending. Other items note births weddings and anniversaries including Wagerman Wagerman Heimer Wachter Geisenman Baxter Mullen and Topper families with hospital admissions and PTA meeting at St Joseph's High School in Fairfield.

Questions and Answers on History and Geography Facts

A compact Q and A set covers who fathered historiography naming Herodotus as father of history, clock stopping in legislatures, first italics, Penn land measure, seals fasting, the International Date Line, Colorado as Centennial State, The Executive Mansion name, Santa Fe Cristo Rey as mud church, US coal share, pine resin lightning resistance, and blizzard criteria.

Cristo Rey Church Santa Fe N.M Southwest

Local High School Event Highlights Historic Films

Dr Cadle screened moving pictures of St Josephs High School cornerstone in 1443 and the first 1845 graduation with Carolyn Cadle in attendance. Other films showed Bramitsburg Boy Scouts camping, and a hospital care reel from the American Hospital Association. Rev Ry an praised the hospital film, Baumgardner’s Bakery provided cake, and a concluding dance followed in the large auditorium.

Cade St. Joseph's High School Carolyn Cadle Bramitsburg Boy Scouts Cadle American Hospital Association Thomas Ryan Dr. Cadle Sont Baumgardner Taneytown

Hood College president-elect to speak at vesper service

Dr Andrew Gehry Truxal president elect Hood College will address Frederick at a Sunday vesper in Brodbeck Hall at four. He currently teaches sociology and leads the Dartmouth College sociology department in Hanover New Hampshire. He will become Hood College president in July 1938 upon Henry I Stahr’s retirement. Choir will sing Bach and Schubert anthems and organ preludes and postludes by Rheinberger and Buxtehude, with hymns including Thou Hidden Love of God and O God at Jovful Joyful We Adore and Hosanna.

Andrew Gehry Truxal Hood College Brodbeck Hall Truxal Frederick Dartmouth College Hanover X. H Henry Rvin Stahr J. S. Bach F. Schubert Josef Rheinberger Buxtehude

De Valera Loses Dail Majority in Irish Election

Partial returns show Fianna Fail with 53 of 106 seats, falling short of a 74 seat majority in the 47 member Dail. Mullins says De Valera can form a government with Labour and independents, while Burke notes Fine Gael sees a fair chance to extend rule with minority support. A new menu system lets diners order by button at the table.

Dublin Thomas L. Mullins Fianna Fail Eamon de Valera Mullins Eire de Valera Williame Burke Fine Gael Government Information Bureau

The News Frederick 1908 Feb 6 Front Page Recap

Fredericksburg newspaper page from Friday February 6 1908 featuring local briefs ads notices weather and community items. Includes society updates business notices and regional happenings with concise reports and names of residents and firms.

Lions Clubs Aid Blind Residents in Frederick County

Local Lions Clubs equipped Frederick County residents with Braille writers and glasses last year and fund ongoing aid for two blind children at the Maryland School for the Blind. Arrangements were made for Baltimore transport to Johns Hopkins Wilbur Clinic for medical care. Tickets sold by Lions Clubs, New Schroeder's, and AAA offices. Claude Gardner, colored, arrested for drunkenness at a bus terminal and jailed on $3 bond.

Lions Club of Frederick Frederick County Maryland School For Baltimore Wilsbur Johns Hopkins Hospital Iptone Club Lions Clubs New Schroeder's AAA iClaude Gardner Lieut Derseyard

Blind Group Concert To Aid Lions Work

Frederick County to host a concert by all blind artists on March 5 at 8 15 PM in the Frederick High School auditorium. Lions Club coordinated with county clubs to present the event with performers including Lagi Boccelli and Marjorie Favinger. Proceeds support blind work in the county. no guaranteed payments.

Frederick County Lions Club of Frederick Lions Clubs Frederick High School Charles V. Main Lagi Boccelli Boccelli Lions Club Caruso Marjorie Favinger Anita Gane Catherine Deraco Delphine Desig Rocco Stanco Stanco Frederrick

Weather Summary for February 1947 and 1948

Weather data shows 0.5 inch snowfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today with February precipitation at 2.9 inches normal. February 1947 precipitation 11.60 inches. excess through February 1948 at 1.36 inches. Yesterday high 29, low 17. prior year high 35, low 10. Sun sets 5:36 p.m., rises 7:13 a.m. Moon times listed.

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