Women Clubs Debate China Affairs and Local Notes
The Urbana Homemakers discuss Highway Safety led by Sgt. G R Cole while a Brunswick parish hosts a cake supper and parish dance. Separately, Miss Louise Fraley is renominated to the Democratic State Central Committee after years of activity in the Women’s Democratic League and Jeffersonian Club Auxiliary.
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Fraley Piles
Louise
Uley
Thurmont
Democratic State Central Committee
Boeral Tagistry
Pealey
Cortitmittee
Women's Democratic League
Jeffersonian Club
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fragmented text from The News Frederick Maryland dated February 18 1988 shows garbled header and advertising pricing details. No clear events people or organizations readable for a proper summary.
Reverend George L. Stalry Dies in Baltimore Home
Obituary notes the death of Rev. Dr. George L. Stalry a leading Reformed Church minister in Maryland and founder of Tyrone School for Women near Burkittsville, at his son’s Baltimore residence. The column also records legislative intro of a Frederick city charter amendment and related provisions, a local injury report, a bankrupt sale of West Patrick Street property to Daniel Hissler for 1505, and a stove incident at Samuel Al Le Court Street office.
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George L. Stalry
The
Reformed Church In
Maryland
Tyrcone School For Women
Burkittsville
Baltimore
Eyler
House of Delegates
Frederick
LeKe Ulalé
Guy Mateny
West Bat
West Pat- Hlck
Wie Gen
Danel Hissler
Samuel AL le
Twenty Years Ago From The Columns
Fragmented local column notes recall a farm death near Jars Inn, livestock impacts, and a Washington hospital stay for a former Calvary pastor. The item threads through crime, weather, and community events with sparse readable details.
Club meeting notes and welcomes in 1957 report
Mrs G O Hendrickson reviewed the club history for 1957 as Mrs John Underwood hosted and Mrs Raymon Montgomery and Mrs John Davis co hosted. New member Mrs John Montgomery was welcomed and guests included Mrs Donald Cecil and Mrs Wolland Lawson. The meeting featured a prize draw won by Mrs William Wilcom Jr and plans for the March 6 gathering at Mrs Marshall Davis. George R Cole spoke to the Tiamsville Homemaker's Club on Highway Safety. Mrs Ryland Houston chaired the session and urged a household unit for the March meeting at Mrs Harry Swomley. A sewing class began Feb 17 at 1 pm at Mrs Hollingsworths. Donations to Heart Fund and March of Dimes were noted. Mrs Waller England discussed March and April gardens. Mrs Swomley read Yankee Doodle Dandy history as the club sang. The surprise package went to Mrs James Hale and sandwiches and coffee were served.
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G. O. Hendrickson
John Underwood
Raymon Montgomery
John Davis
Marshall Davis
John Montgomery
Donald Cecil
Wolland Lawson
Willian Wilcom Jr
New Market
George R. Cole
Tiamsville
Samuel Hoakingsworth
Chateman
Ryland Houston
Uarry Swomley
Rolf
Explorers and Scouts Hike Snow Peak Mission
Explorers and Scouts from Troup 21 sponsored by the Men's Club braved a Saturday snowstorm to hike Cateetin Mountain from Yellow Springs to Hamburg Tower. Scoutmaster H D Hammond led the trip to test the troop mobilization system. Six inches of snow fell as the group built fires, cooked lunch, and returned after extensive hiking and camping experience with participants Alan Nichols Lewis Bumgardner Ray Certis Alan Weintragh Gordon Hamblin Billie Bayes Bill Harris Bob Stauffer.
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Troup 21
Presbyterian Chapel
Cateetin Mountain
L Yellow Springs
Hamburg Tower
H. D. Hammond
Cash for News Tips Offered by The Freel News-Post
The Freel News-Post announces cash prizes for tips on focal news events during February. Tips must be submitted by phone to the editors at listed hours, with the first caller per story eligible for consideration. Prizes: five dollars for best tips, two dollars for third, one dollar for next five stories.
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Freeleirth
News-Post
News and Post
Major Maryland road widening and resurfacing plans outlined
The article lists proposed construction projects across Maryland and surrounding counties, including widening to up to 24 feet, resurfacing, curve modifications, and new bridges. It cites numerous project costs, routes like US 40 and alternate routes, and references to the Green Book and postwar planning context.
First Space Test Examin Airman Donati at San Antonio
Airman Donati Farrell of Bronx, 28, completes a 7 day space mission after emerging from a sealed cabin at the Air Force School of Aviation Medicine. He and fellow crew sought answers on manned spaceflight during a week long examination amid travel disruptions.
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San Antonio
Texas
Donati
Farrell
Bartell
Lanoph Air Force Base Hospital
Bronx
Warlve
Airs ‘Orce School of Aviation
Medline
Talking Fm
Ills Return From Frederick Hospital Featured In Notice
Among the sick Mr. Clay Pulman of Middleburg has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Glen McGregor of Unper College Terrance underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and is recovering. Ralph Little of Se has returned to his home at Old Bradlowk after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing well.
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Clay Pulman
Middleburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glen 1. McGregor
Terrance
Johns H Napkins
Moxdita
Baltimore
Ralph Little
Old Bradlowk
Senate Cloakroom Senate on National Guard and militia fidelity
United States Senator Glenn Beal of Maryland argues on the Senate floor for preserving a strong National Guard. He cites Maryland's planned 2,000 manpower cuts risking the 29th Infantry Division, urges adherence to constitutional duties, and stresses a well regulated militia as essential to a free state. He invokes historic militia tradition and Bill of Rights to justify safeguarding defense readiness.
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Glenn Beal
United States
Maeyland
America
Maryland
Prade
Cowpens
Congress
Stranded Motorists Block U S 15 At Point Of Rocks
More than 100 motorists and families remain in Point of Rocks awaiting U S 15 reopening to head north to New York and Pennsylvania. Food and fuel are scarce. diesel locomotives from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad deliver supplies to Camp Kanawha while private homes offer shelter. Sheriff Alexander coordinates relief as about 400 stranded travelers are cared for locally amid drifting roads and cold weather. World Day of Prayer events follow.
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Point of Rocks
U. S
New York
Pennsylvania
Buckeystown
Leesburg
Hood
Eges
Frederick
Point of
Camp v. Kanawha
Ppedberick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
Mel
Kathryn
Phillips
Raritan Club
Kerrigan
Rufus Hipkins
Camp Kanawhai
Camp Kanawha
Baltimore
Point At Rorks
Morace W. Alexander
Social Security Q and A on Retirement and Benefits
Q and A column replies to reader questions on Railroad Retirement child payments eligibility when a parent dies, timing of Social Security claims, self employment tax thresholds, and how benefits interact with a VA pension. It also notes a regional World Day of Prayer event and church cooperative activities.
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Molimathddle Union Chanel
Rax Henry
Vandergrift
B.C
Annapolis
Mai
A.A
Oklahoma Citys
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Fron Btr
Phoery
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Family Notices And Teachers Conference Report
Mr Frank Buch 27 East Patrick street will celebrate his birthday on Sunday Feb 25. Mr and Mrs Henry K Porr of Thurmont observe their ninth wedding anniversary Wednesday. Mrs Floyd Krebs South Jefferson street will observe her birthday Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Irving-Rhuffer 3 and O avenue observed their 6th wedding anniversary Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Mass of West Second street have returned from a Mediterranean cruise. Teachers Conference Music teachers in schools and colleges throughout the state will hold a two day professional conference at Hagerstown February 21 and 22. Features include the Maryland band of high school students and the opportunity to inspect the Hagerstown television project. The meetings will favor every aspect of music education. Miss Mildred Trevett Montone is president of the Maryland Music Educators Association sponsoring the convention. The Business and Professional Women's meeting at Francis Semi Key Iales tonight has been canceled.
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Frank Buch
East Patrick Street
Henry K. Porr
Thurmont
Floyd
Krebs
South Jetferson Street
Irving — Rhuffer
O. Avenue
Earl Mass
West Second Street
Tagerstown
Wk Maryland
Mildred Trevvett
Tnemont
Maryland Music Educators Association
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Virginia Doering Albaker
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Urbana Homemakers
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Washington Hospital
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Washlidon County
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United Church of Christ On West Church
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Carroll Creek
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South Market Street
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Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
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Nvestors Loan Corp
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Francis Semi Key Iales
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