Red Cross War Fund chairmen named for Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker, chair of the Frederick County Red Cross War Fund, announced district chairmen to lead a county campaign expected to raise 47,000 through March. Appointed leaders include Buckeystown Austin P Renn, Frederick Mrs William C Powell, Middletown Harlan Dinterman, Creagers Town Elmer P Schmidt, Emmitsburg George L Wilhide and A J Leary, Catoctin Basil Grossnickle, Myersville, Urbana Mrs Wilson Bunkies, Frederick Route 2 Liberty Guy.
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Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross Motor Corps
Buckeystown
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Frederick
Vague Local Signings List and Giants Contract News
The page lists numerous local names and routes from New Market to Frederick with signings and residents. It also reports New York Giants signed first baseman Weintraub, obtained from Toledo, as a 3-A draft pick, with family details. The mix reflects a community roster alongside major league acquisition.
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Weintraub
New York
New York Giants
Phil Wentraub
Toledo
Weimtraub
39th Birthday Of Rotary Is Observed
Rotary International marked its 39th birthday with local club members gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel for a Wednesday noon program. Frederick High School students performed vocal and instrumental pieces arranged by Charles W. Will, featuring Ruby Kemp as soloist and a duet by William Stultz and Patsy Runkles.
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Rotary International
Francis Scott Key
Frederick High School
Charles W. Will's
Rotars Club
Ruby Kemp
England
William Stultz
Patsy Runkles
Club concert showcases varied vocal and instrumental pieces
Donald Koons opened with a saxophone solo followed by Mary Louie Biges singing Little Old Lady. Don ald Davis and Sarah Catherine Thomas performed When I Grow Too Old To Dham as a duet. Charles An ders played None But The Lone ly Heart as violin and a vocal Toyland by Marie Castle concluded the program. Barbara Kelly and Joseph Stephens were accompanists. Elias B. Ramsburg Jr presided. Guests included Albert E. Fisher of Gettysburg and Roland E. Long of Greensboro.
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Donald Koons
Mary Louie Biges
Donald Davis
Sarah Catherine Thomas
Dham
Charles Anders
Toyland
Marie Castle
Barbara Kelly
Joseph Stephens
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
Albert E. Fisher
Gettysburg
Roland E. Long
Greensboro
Two Marines Die In Navy Bomber Collision
In Norfolk Virginia on February ten Marines were killed when two Navy patrol bombers crashed into the Nauset River near Cherry Point North Carolina. The Fifth Naval District announced the deaths this afternoon and said the bombers carried five men each. Names were withheld and the search for bodies continued.
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Norfolk, Va
Nauset
Cherry Point
Fifth Naval District
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