Hood College Dean becomes AAUW fellowship chair
Dean of Faculty and History professor at Hood College has been named National chairman of the AAUW Fellowship Awards Committee. The AAUW plans about 30 fellowships from roughly 132 applications reviewed with eligibility requiring PhD-level scholarship and potential for distinction. Mrs Keeler, a former AAUW fellow, summarized the program and its goal to fund postdoctoral study and manuscript work in history.
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Yale University
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Frederick
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Frederick High School
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St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Foland
Washingtons Birthday and George Washington’s Guiding Service
A historical reflection honors Washington as Father of his Country and notes his service driven by necessity rather than political ambition. The piece recalls his Farewell Message creed of service and his place in the American Hall of Fame. Capt. Magaha spoke to the LaVale Lions club about state police methods and business efficiency.
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France
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Charles W. Magaha
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Fifty Years Ago Nema Trom The Columins Of The News
At the February meeting Mayor and Aldermen refused Charles Lang’s refund request for a full license tax claiming the ordinance prohibits partial refunds. Fresh eggs cost 12 cents a dozen and spring lamb 15 cents a pound at the local market. Reno S Harp surge as a potential congressional candidate via The Examiner article though he denies running and backs Col Pearce. Frederick delegate Luckey seeks 31000 for Monocacy battlefield monument with existing endowments noted. H Clinton Sweadner named postmaster of Walkersville succeeding Dr M I Zimmerman.
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Charles Lang
North Market Street
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Congress
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Luckey
Frederick County
Monocacy
Ecrcsar Gbc.sialts
H. Clinton Sweadner
Walkersville
M. I. Zimmerman
Appointment of Wachter as chief deputy clerk
Clerk of the Court Eli G. Haugh announced Ellis C. Wachter as chief deputy clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John A. Martz. The notice also notes Maurice Ahalt of Middle Town recognized as Maryland State Champion 4H Helstein bey in 1935 by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Payoff day for WPA workers on city streets described as the busiest two hours.
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Ellis C. Wachter
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Haugh
Marek i
Maurice Ahalt
Middletown
Maryland
Helstein Bey
Holsein-Friesian Association of America
WPA
Orndorff Will Probate Reveals Family Shares
The Francis H Orndorff will probated in Orphans Court leaves the Rocky Ridge estate to his wife and nine children with a trust for one daughter’s needs. The estate is valued around 60 000 dollars and includes a bequest to St Anthony's Church. Surviving executor is Charles F Orndorff and the will is dated December 26 1944.
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Hfelong
Rocky Ridge
St .Anthony's Catholic Church
St Anthony's
Orndorff
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M. Viola Hemler
Charles F. Orndorff
Alice E McGlaughin
Catherine V. Orndorf
James 0. Orndorff
M. Bernadette Kaas
Evelys G. Harthagen
John L Orndorff
Mrs. Hemler
Sarah V. Bennett
Eve M. deGarmendia
Carlos deGarmendia
Eugene
Ore
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College Park
Joseph E. Myers
Winter Park
Fla
Mary M Grossnickel
Myersville
Route 1
Joseph Raymond Farsh
California
W. Miller
C.t.a
Harriet Jeanette Abalt
Anna M. Abalt
Local Hospital Updates and A rural bungalow fire report
The bulletin notes multiple Frederick Memorial Hospital patients including Barbara Jean Winsor of Iamsville recovering from meningitis since February 6 and expected home soon. Also listed are Walter Sinn’s improving condition after a medical stay, Mrs. Stockman back home after eight weeks, and others undergoing surgery or transfer to Johns Hopkins. A bungalow in Upper Montgomery County burned, causing about $2,500 damage.
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Iamsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jamo OO Pell
Am Dam Forney
Dill Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Walter E. Sinn
Ethel I. Stockman
West South Street
Alice Swomley
Frederick
Frederick Memorial’ Hospital
Ralph Blank
Edgewood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Montgomery County
John Jarels
Local Births and Social News From Wilson Place Area
Notices include birthdays for L Donald Davis and Jerry Smith, family births in Hagerstown area, a Miami Beach vacation return for Mt Airy families, and a birthday party at Rocky Springs for Billy Shuff. Social list names many friends and neighbors with brief event notes.
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L. Donald Davis
Wilson Place
North Market Street
Jerry Douglas Smith
Karl Smith
Rocky Ridge
Merril K. Hahn
Ridge Road
Airy
Robert E. Harrison
Michael
Ratsy
Shadyhill Farm
Mt. Airy
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David
Oakhedge Farm
Woodbine
Miami Beach
Fla
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Maugansville
Dorthine Elizabeth
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Bailey
Anna Jane Hoff
Howard Atlee Hoff
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Rocky , Springs
Billy
Charles Rinehart
Bernard Rice
Ray Stone
David McKenzie
Wayne McKenzie
Arnold Jones
Lyon Smith
Jimmy Rinehart
Bobby Hooper
Eugene Long
Bobby Shuff
Bertha Long
Eloise Long
Shuff
Pat
Nelda
Jane Shuff
Eugene Kemp
Donald Smith
Roy Barthlow
WME Aem Eaamets
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bernard L Wiles 497 West South Street announce their third child a daughter Beth Rebecca born Monday The Keeney family 139 Pennsylvania Avenue report their fourth child a daughter born Tuesday.
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UN role urged to curb Middle East arms race
David Lawrence argues the United Nations must convene a special session to halt the Middle East arms race and condemn Soviet and Chinese aid. He says collective, not unilateral action, is needed, with the UN charter guiding mediation and moral suasion amid Cold War tensions.
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Homemakers Plan Sewing Classes For Women
Homemakers announce sewing classes for interested women and girls led by trained local leaders with help from University of Maryland specialist Miss Lavonia Hilbert. Beginners learn to sew a cotton dress while advanced students gain tips on fit and finishing. home demonstrations will accompany meetings.
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Gaimg
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Benks
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