Girl Scout Association Board Meets in Frederick
Twenty two members formed the new Frederick Association of Girl Scouts board meeting at seven thirty inGirl Scout headquarters Winchester Hall to map year plans and mark the 39th birthday of Girl Scouting March 11 to 17. Committees include Executive chaired by Mrs Herman Hunter with officers Mrs Lester Burger and Mrs Ray H Smith, plus Organization Training Camps Public relations and Program with numerous listed officers and registrars.
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Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Girl Scout
Winchester Hall
Herman Hunter
Lester Burger
Ray H. Smith
Richard Best
Melvin Partridge
Clifford Doll
Henry R. Shoemaker
William M. Storm
Herbert N. Heston
Kenneth Metcalf
Russell Michael
Marion Smith
Ned S. Zeiler
Partridge
Harris Stautier
Ellis Wachter
Charles JT. Butcher
Paul G. Johnson
Laurence Leonard
Harris Stauffer
Johnson
Walton Sheip
Ch Man
Ignatius Bjorlee
Charles T. Butcher
Paul Clemson
Irene Price
Harry Radcliff
Thomas Saffit
Charles Schroder
Clifford Dall
Henry Shoemaker
Mary Rhoads
Edward D. Storm
Herward Ash
Krebbs Boenhhoff
George S. Smith
Juliette Low
Trene Price
George Bennett
Girl Scout week plans and events at Frederick
Activity notes from Frederick report Girl Scout week plans including Brownies and Scoot troops, a Lovelock service on March 11, game programs at Parkway School on March 14, a gym night at Maryland State School for the Deaf on March 15, with leadership roles and a Hendrickvan display. Also mentions association president and executive secretary. In Baltimore a man wounded and a woman shot. US marriages rise 5 percent from 1949.
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Frederick, Md
Ignatius Bjorlee
Irene Price
Harry Radcliff
Clinton Rhoades
Thelma Schappert
Service Bureau
George Bennett
Miss Schappert
Clifford Doll
Henry Shoemaker
Harey Radcliff
Melvin Partridge
Community Chest
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Paul Clemson
Hendrickvan’s. Associal
Frances Hunter
Association
Paul G. Johnson
Peddicord Offers To Find Money For State
Annapolis February 2 19 details an appeal by Stephen B Peddicord to Senate President to locate 10 million dollars more in tax revenues without new taxes. Senator Goldstein the finance chairman said he will invite Peddicord to explain the idea to the committee next Tuesday.
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Annapolis
Stephen B. Peddicord
Ballinture
Senate
Della D- Balto Gin
Lcan
State Senate
Senate Democrats
Goldstein
Utica Lutheran Women's League Meets in February
The Utica Lutheran Women's League gathered at Mrs. Glen Putman Sr. home on Friday February 2 with Miss Sylvia Byler presiding. Five Reds and eight Blues attended. Scripture was read and a Lord's Prayer said. A Kulltown Textile rep demonstrated. Notes from Robert Marsh in Germany were read. Sunshine Box for Mitch was organized and a duties list assigned. March hostess and peddler’s pack coordinators named. March fundraiser and program details noted. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for March 2 at Mrs. Paul Pudtriuary’s home.
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Robert Marsh
Germany
League
Mitch
Willard Gavee
Ralph Gladhill
Allen Harper
Helen Adkins
Naond Putman
Randolph Shull
March
Wattiam Ensor
Sylvise Eyter
Willard Gaver
David Piltian
R Paul Pudtriuary
Catholic Daughters To Receive New Members In April
Catholic Daughters Court Maryland will induct new members on Sunday, April 8, at St. Joan's auditorium, with Court Hagerstown also welcoming new members. The group voted to donate 15 to the March of Dimes and received thanks for linen from Father Brian of Carthage. A January social included canasta, bridge, and five hundred with foil prizes by Mrs. Florence Little.
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Florence Lite
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Court Maryland
St. Joan's Auditorium
Court Hagerstown
March of Dimes
Brian
Carthage
Miss
Barbara Koontz
Catherine Long
Carl Franzen
Imogené Perkinson
Florence Little
Eleanor Hanover
Enlist in Marin James R Kennedy joins enlistment list
James R Kennedy aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Francis L Kennedy of 210 appears in the local enlistment roll. He is the listed volunteer for military service with a family address noted. This brief entry confirms his name age and lineage.
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Marin
James R. Kennedy
Francis L. Kennedy
Marines Recruit Kongle Brothers Enlist in Baltimore
Yast Church street and Richard B. Kongle of 600 East Patrick street enlisted in the U S Marine Corps. They were sworn in at Baltimore by T Sgt Pete Wrona and sent to Parris Island S C for eight weeks of recruit training.
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Yast Church Street
Richard B. Kongle
Lester C. Kongle
East Patrick Street
U. S. Marine Corps
Pete Wrona
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Parris Island
S. C
OPS Hints At Many Increases In Prices
OPS says its upcoming retail price order will cover about 85 percent of non food items and likely cause a number of price increases with some reductions. Officials say current prices on clothing furniture housewares and most other items sold in de are affected within a few days.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Retail margin system to freeze historic levels
Officials will freeze the margin between cost and price for department stores at historic and normal levels that closely approximate last June before the Korean war. No pre war base period will be set due to many stores lacking records that far back.
Cotton Treatment Aims To Make Clothes Easier To Wash
Washington February 9 report describes a simple process to make cotton fabrics harder to soil and easier to wash. The treatment involves adding a small chemical to cotton during processing, potentially cutting housekeeping chores for housewives.
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Washington
Textile treatment uses carbonxymethyl cellulose rinse additive
A new finish treatment for cotton goods uses carbonxymethyl cellulose added to the final rinse water each wash. Developed at the Institute of Textile Technology in Charlottesville, Va, with the Agriculture Department, the compound yields a finish similar to starch without making the fabric noticeably stiffer.
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Institute of Textile Technology
Charlottesville
Agriculture Department
Trojan War Quote Sparks Humorous Debate on War Reasons
A newspaper reader recalls a witty remark about the Trojan War claiming it was the only war she approved of since it centered on a woman. The quote hints at gendered views and timeless humor in ancient myths.
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Girl Scout Association Board
Daniel M. Davis
Davis
Viola Dorsey
United States
Peddicord
Walter P. Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Fairchild
Academy Theatre
Hagerstown, MD
Mr. Reuther
Fairchild Aircraft
WJES
Sanday
Chayes
Musterole
Ali
Lacson
Chamberay
Save Kemp's Discount
Fine Home and Investment
George M. Chapline
Chapline Aldg
Patrick Bt
Niam Lyon
Phelps
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