Chairmen Named for Red Cross Drive in Frederick
Frederick city chair Warner L. Brittain named chairmen and co chairmen for city groups in preparation for the annual Red Cross drive quota set at 16000 dollars. Special Henry V. Chase. Professional Robert D. Owen. Commercial Walter Roney Wil Yam Talley William S. Burger Willard Horine. Industrial Basil Lewis. Schools Basiv Fee sabe oho AT yin Zo Quinn. Fraternal Thomas Quill. Camp Detrick Leo J. Harden Robert Blackmore. Division 2 Thelma Dailey Floyd Dixon. Brittain to brief workers soon to finish plans for a concentrated drive and reach group quotas quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner L. Brittain
Special
Henry V. Chase
Mrs. Chase
Robert D. Owen
Norvell Belt
Walter Roney
Wil Yam Talley
William S. Burger
Willard Horine
Industrial
Basil Lewis
Robert Nicodemus
Basiv Fee Sabe
Oho
Thelma Dailey
Floyd Dixon
Brittain
Red Cross
Frederick County
Alion
Alion,” Said Mr. Brittain
Boyds 74th anniversary observance at local church
The 74th Christian Endeavor anniversary was celebrated February 6 at Boyds Church with the Montgomery County Union. James Spring led the meeting and introduced visitors, with remarks by Mrs. Warren Smith and others. The hall featured red and white decor, a large birthday cake, and refreshments. Several Boyds residents had recent travels, and Russell Bennett Jr left for Florida to start a business while his brother John Bennett serves in the Naval Reserve and is now in active service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds Church
Montgomery County Union
James Spring
Boyds Society
Warren Smith
Frederick
Wilton Boswell
Ion
Walter Snyder
Union
Albert Lend
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Neelsville Church
Thurston Burdette
Rochville Presbyterian Church
Boyds
Rupert Spring
Geraldine Allnutt
Betty Lou Morningstar
Charles Morningstar
Cleveland
Joan Sobloine
Bristol
Fla
Ellen Pehl
Florida
Russell Bennett
Russell Jr
John Bennett
Naval Reserve
Newport News
Formosa
Pleasant Grove Women’s Club Opens Year With Talks On Ties And Rugs
The Pleasant Grove Home makers club held its first meeting at Mrs Bascom Neal’s home near Frederick. Mrs Nusbaum, president, led with a prayer. Members answered roll call with The Ten Commandments for Homemakers. Discussions covered correct pattern sizes, rug braiding interest, and safety measures. Committees formed for Foods and Nutrition and Clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Cysbaum
Nuchaum
Robert Harrison
Merril Hahn
Nus
February meeting set at Stella Lawson home
Elmer L Horn was released on $2 500 bond by Magistrate Walter J Davis on warrants for breaking and entering and larceny. Police say he is accused of robbing Cramer Trucking at Davis Avenue and East Patrick Street, taking seven tires worth about 1 800. The case goes before the February grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer L Horn
Taneytown
Walter J Davis
Horn
Cramer Trucking
Davis Avenue
East Patrick Street
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Helen Cornell
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Men's & Lad
Bath
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Hahn
Atise Burgee
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Haan
Stella Lawson
Nusbaum
Frank Keefer
Fair Grounds
J C Penney Company
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Baum
William Lawson
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Marguerite Burgee
Raymond Barnes
Micha
Workhlabe
Tre Chin
Aire Lam
Mee Auhrer Daviss
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Franklin Weller
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Newberry
Newberry's
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Jill
Newberry CO
Ray W. Wahl
General
ACME
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Hesbia
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