Local Charity Federation Discussed At February Meeting
A meeting was held to discuss forming a local federation of charity organizations led by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon with participants including Dr Thomas M Wilson and James H Gambrill Jr. The notes mention a Baltimore fire anniversary and various local incidents and appointments.
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Federation of Charity Organizations
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Thomas M. Wison
Messrs
Davi Lowenstein
C. Thomas Kemp
James H. Gambrill Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Helfenstein
John D. Hendrickson
J. H Apple
Baltimore
Richard C. L. Moncure
Virginia
Rockville Court House
W. P. Moncure
George W. Bitzer
Tregoning
New London
Nicholas Yinger
East South Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Emory L. Cobientz
F. B. Smith
H. E. Clark
Thomas H. Hailer
C. C. Waters
Mack Menteyr
Haris and Filler
East Patrick Street
Clara V. Lambright
East Second Street
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Wilam A. Cramer
Jonas Barrier
Walkersville
Pools Await Warmer Weather Sparks New Construction
As winter thaws regional interest in outdoor recreation rises with plans for 82 000 new swimming pools. Homeowners anticipate inviting neighbors as the season shifts and pools become focal points of outdoor leisure.
Vancan Bays and Duncan wed in double ring ceremony
Virginia Corel Bays of Indiana and Daniel Duncan of Olive Hill married in a 10 a m double ring ceremony at Smithsburg officiated by Rev Clarence W McGaha. The bride wore a white gown with embroidery. the groom a U S Army soldier stationed at Ft Ritchie. They will reside at Blue Ridge Summit Pennsylvania.
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Vancan
Pic
Virginia Corel Bays
Fort
Ritchie
Cascade
Lee Bays
A . Ind
Daniel Duncan
Walter Duncan
Olive Hill
Smithsburg
Clarence W. McGaha
Lantz
Blue Mountain
Gerald Tahotski
Chat- Tenn
Blue Ridge Summit
Duncan
Ms Army Corps
Pfc
Olive Hill High School
U. S. Army
Ft. Ritchie
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post February 3 1941
Induction notices mailed to 29 city and county men for army service next week. Medical board completed exams for 126 enlisted men in Company A and began with the regimental band. John Guixant nominated to be ambassador to Great Britain. Marsland school system reform bill would cost about 15 million annually. About 2900 beneficiary checks issued under cultural conservation program. Mayor and aldermen approve police chief FBI Academy graduation requirement. Two area students named to Phi Kappa Phi at University of Maryland Barbara A Brown Frederick and Danny C King Damascus.
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Third Corps Area Medical Board
John Guixant
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy
Marsland
General Assembly
C. S. Houck Jr
Frederick
Governor County
Batile Greeks Drate
PHI Kappa Phi
University of Maryland
Barbara A. Brown
Danny C. King
Damascus
Boll Weevil Devastates U.S. Cotton Crop
The boll weevil causes $300 million in annual crop damage and requires $75 million yearly for control efforts across U.S. cotton fields. The figures reflect persistent economic impact on farmers and pest management programs nationwide.
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U.S
Maryland Dairy Cattle Breeders Institute Panel Held
Members on a panel at the Maryland Dairy Cattle Breeders Institute at Walkersville Fire Hall included Dr. J. E. Legates head of the NC State animal breeding station Raleigh D C George C Fry of Cecilion moderator Frank Fogle Union Bridge MD Vernon C Hull leading speaker Back row John L Morris Lewis Camp Pacio Frank J Keefer bell Fred Garnett committee members Dr Legates spoke on Improving Dairy through Breeding and noted an outstanding herd.
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Breeders’ Institute
Maryland Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Institute
Walkersville Fire Hall
J. E. Legates
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
D. C
George C. Fry
Cecilion
Frank Fogle
Union Bridge
Maryland Dairy Breeders” Association
Vernon C. Hull
Back Row
John L. Morris
Lewis Camp
Pacio
Frank J. Keeferbell
Fred Garnett
Dr. Legates
Kennedy to Lead a Moderate, Active Administration
AP analyst James Mariow outlines Kennedy as a middle road leader promising liberal economic moves while avoiding extremes. He expects a more political, hands-on presidency with a measured wage hike and firm foreign policy toward the Soviet Union, contrasting with Eisenhower era reticence.
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James Mariow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Adlai E
Birth announced for Clark family second son
Mrs. Richard Clark of Pons announces the birth of her second child and second son, born February 1 to Mr and Mrs Clark. The infant joins the Clark household with the family also noting a birthday celebration in February for their older son.
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Balti
Richard Clark
Pons
Jen Ai Frederick Me
Clark
Short Course Attendee at Penn State Market Mil
Donald B. Watson of East Partick Street attends the Market Mil Short Course at Pennsylvania State University running from January 30 through February 1.
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Donald B. Watson
East Partick Street
Market Mil
Pennsylania State University
Middletown Junior Boys 4 H Club Meets at Coblentz Farm
Middletown Junior Boys 4 H Club gathered at Paul K Coblentz farm in Middletown on January 31. Eighteen members attended and enjoyed sledding before the meeting.
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Middletown
Paul K. Coblentz Farm
Funeral Notices and Surviving Family Details
Multiple funeral notices list Howard Greenmwood Taylor Sr and others with services at 106 East Church Street and Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Survivors include Bona MecBraver and three grandchildren. burial at Louden Park Cemetery Catonsville. Other obituaries reference Walter L. Cline, Carroll residents, and Dorsey Lee Oden Jr with services in Frederick, Washington, and Martinsburg areas.
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Oscar Cole Jr
Catons- Friday
Bona MecBraver
Permetio
Hood College
Louden Park Cemetery
Catonsville
Ashbury Places High In CPA Examination
Maurice D. Ashbury Jr. of Frederick led a nationwide CPA exam group, with Paul D. Kacen of Silver Spring and Oto B. Martinison Jr. of Oxon Hill tied for second. Other successful candidates include Raymond A. Deaner Jr. of Wheaton, Bernard F. Gaiti of Silver Spring, and several more from Maryland towns.
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Gov. Tawes
Cered Public Accountant
Maurice D. Ashbury Jr
Frederick
Paul D. Kacen
Silver Spring
Oto B.martinison Jr
Oxon, Mad
Raymond A. Deaner Jr
Wheaton, Md
Bernard F. Gaiti
Silver , Spring
Robert A. Gubisch
West Hyatts
Funeral Details For Mrs Ivan Lawson Involving Plane 4
At 2am church service conducted by Frink honored Mrs Ivan Lawson who sang two duets. Interment in the adjoining cemetery followed. Pallbearers were Archie Stup William Browsing Melvin Garber William Moxicr Wil am Beaver and Reginald Hobbs. L. K. Falco funeral director.
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Frink
Ivan Lawson
Archie Stup
William H. Browsing
Melvin Garber
William Moxicr
Wilam Beaver
Reginald Hobbs
L. K. Falco
Curve Balls and Copper Atoms In Slow Pitch Curves
The article reports how curve balls curve, copper atoms measured by plating, thunder explained as echoes in ice layered air, lightning branching causing near thunderclaps, and crab grass seeds sprouting after harsh winter frost with Dow Chemical horticulturists noting seeds survive to spring and need control with crab grass killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Physical Society
Dow Chemical Co
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from February 4 to 7 list numerous families welcoming new children. Names include Jenny Elizabeth, Susan Denise, James Emory, David Joseph, Donald Eugene, Linda Jean, Steven Lee, Dennis Franklin, Brenda Lynn, Margaret Susan, Carol Ann, Brenda Lesve, Charles Larry, Randy, Richard Audrey, and others with parent addresses in Frederick, Thurmont, Woodsboro, and Knoxville.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Young
Airy
Jenny Elizabeth
Merril W. Perkins
East South Street
Frederick
Susan Denise
Louis Wilson Baer
Barbara Street
James Emory
Francis A. Tortoro Sr. Thurmont
Dennis Franklin
Robert E. Ly Enger
Thurmont
Brenda Lynn
Unger
Ruth Ann Stitely
Donald Lee Trimmer
Woodsboro
Margaret Susan
Roy Stottlemyer
West Patrick Street
West Church Street
Richard Audrey
Uesday
Etzler
Joan M. Coulter
Word Study Notes on Misused Phrases and Perspicacity
A compact lesson on common word errors and pronunciations. It defines perspicacity as keen insight and foresight, with pronunciation guidance and example usage, including a president showing insight into people's needs.
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W. L. Gordon
Death notices from Bolivar and surrounding areas
Obituaries report Robert L Green 62 of Bolivar died Feb 2 in Charles Town General Hospital. Survived by wife Elizabetta Napper Green and others. funeral at Zion Baptist Church, Cedar Hill Cemetery. Also: Reuben C Gamber 93 of Westminster. Lucy Hutchinson 70 of Rockville. Samuel R Kidwiter 71 of Harpers Ferry. William H Shankle 71 of Frederick. William A Watkins Sr. of Linganore Road. Debilitated phrasing trimmed but preserves key names, ages, places, and burial plans.
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Robert Lincoln Green
Bolivar
Charles Town General Hospital
Samuel
Ella Green
Standard Lime and Cement Company
Millville
Zion Baptist Church
Elizabetta Napper Green
Margaret Conway
Dobra
Stephen Green
Walter Green
Charles Town
Robert Rosa Thompson
Glenburmie
Baptist Church
Cedar Hill
Obituary: William A Watkins 81 Cedar Grove native
William A Watkins, 81, of Cedar Grove, died after a long illness. Born to the late James W. and Charlotte Watkins, he is survived by his wife, three daughters Eleanor Wenner Rose Brady and Frances Hen Mass, one son William A. Watkins Jr., two brothers Haller Gaithersburg and Maynard Cedar Grove, and two grandchildren. He attended Cedar Grove Methodist Church. The family will receive friends at 1201 North Market Street after 7 p.m. until Friday 11 a.m. A church service will be held at the Cedar Grove funeral home with Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe of Calvary Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Hubert E. Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
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Samuel R. Kidwiter
Samuel Ruel Kidwiter
Harpers Ferry
Route 1
Newton Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
Bakerton
W. Va
Adam Kidwiter
Nellie Dinterman Kidwiler
Densil Kidwiler
Gene Brookman
Vienna
Francis Nelson
San Antonio
Tex
Clarence Kidwiler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers
Capel
James Rockwell
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Wiliam H. Shankle Shanks
West
North Market
Eet
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Moun di
Hubert E. Dailey and Son
Local Hospital Updates on Postoperative Patients
In a Sunday report at Memorial Hospital Mr LeRoy Strawsburg underwent kidney removal surgery and is listed as in fair condition after Monday surgery. Mrs M Bella Knipple of East iweet is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after observation. Theresa Fry of Jefferson was admitted to Vindebona Rest Home for medical observation and Adams was admitted to Vindebona Convalescent and Rest Home as a medical patient. Balmone was feared missing after care at Bon Secour.
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LeRoy Strawsburg
Snechi
Frederick Me Hospital
M. Bella Knipple
East Iweet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Theresa Fry
Jefferson
Adams
Vindebona Convaicent and Rest Home
Balmone
Ma Eatistan
Bon Secour Nore
Paralyzing Snowstorm Closes Roads and Drifts Countywide
A six inch snowfall blanketed the area by 8 a.m. with wind whipping high drifts and mixed precipitation. Crews labored through Tuesday to clear drifts, forecast treacherous roads this afternoon, then light flurries in the mountains Thursday and near freezing temperatures into the weekend. In Gettysburg Michael Cool, 3, broke his left leg while playing and was treated at Warner Hospital.
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Eang
Youngster
Gettysburg
Michael Cool
Bernard Cool
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
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FBI Academy of Instruction
Marlow
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East Church Street
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Mt. Olivet
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Chambers Funeral Home
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Jesse B. Day
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Rude Beal
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Nellie Oneida Morningstar
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Maurice Straush
Pike Creek Cemetery
Leighton Schneider
Oden Eyler
James Bost An
Fred Schneider
John Shine
Sterling Cranmer
Dorsey Lee Oden Jr
Louise Burriss Oden
Bartholows
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Marvin
Ashbury
Maurice DB. Ashbury Jr
Ma Sione
L. Creager
Tourmont
Ai Cueceasen
Reuben C. Gamber
Reuben Charles
Jack) Gamber
Westminister
Wiliam S
Maria Haines Garber
Minnie Bell Gamber
Charles Duil
Roy
Floyd Gamber
Everil Ruminer
Westminster
Ivan Gamber
Randallstown
George Grant
North Dartmouth
Mass
Wilmer Barnes
Taneytown
Lucy Hutchinson
Rockville
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg
William B_ ‘on
Wiliam Alpha Watkins
William A. Watkins
Mary E. Watkins
Lingandre Road
Springfield
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