Frederick County Women’s Democratic League meets
The Women's Democratic League of Frederick County held its regular monthly meeting at Winchester Hall. Helen McKenzie presided, with UDWC delegate Ruby Hahn briefing on club formation and eligibility. Plans were laid for a May 14 spring luncheon with Gov. Tawes and Thomas Finan, plus a Good Friday cake sale and a charity card party.
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Mire
Helen McKeazle
Women's Democratic League
Frederick County
Winchester
Mildred Bverm
Ruby Hahn
United Democratic Womens’ Clubs of
Maryland
UDWC
Habe
Are
Womens’ Democratic League
Hahe
Peter Pan Inn
Calvin Watkins
George Bader
Fulton Davis
Monrovia
Charles Brosius
Daugh
Statler
Washington
Aliss
Antionette
Democratic League
Hank Fort
Club
Heart’ Fund
March of Dimes
McKenzie
Mildred Storm
Jane Hahn
Mildred §. Fisher
Jean Wastier
Hazel White
Valis Zavis
Dorothy Handley
Mary Condon Hodgson
Mary Ellen Aldridge
Storm
Husky Park
Marceline Atkinson
Margaret Abrecht
Aldridge
Board of County Commissioners
Jean Forney
Bertie Fout
Rosie Dodd
Mildred S. Fisher
Louise Fraley
Lions Observe Brotherhood Week Luncheon in Frederick
The Lions Club of Frederick hosted a Brotherhood Week luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with speakers from Salvation Army, St John’s, Good Shepherd, and the Jens station. The event stressed universal brotherhood and Christian social living, with service clubs joining in the inter faith celebration and plans announced for an April 1 bus trip to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Harry E. Powell
Salvation Army
Ruchard C. Mitchell
St John’s Catholic Church
Carroll Boyer
Good ‘Shepherd Lutherans Church
Father Mitchell
B'Nal B'Rith Ledge
Alex Smallberg
Henry Sérepea
Busintes
Wemet
Flin Hemp
Ipresident
Helen Bostian
Civitan Club
Prestee Beet
Eschange Club
Meeks Aides
Frederick Optimist
Bruce L. Reeder
iMotary Club
Carl V. Weakley
Lied
Joseph Lerner
New Market
Lion
Frank A. Rosenberger
Glade Vel
Joseph G. Gunther
Spring ‘Field
Franklin Krastr
Joseph F. Turner
Kennneth Barecord
Washington
Wheel
Surprise stork shower honors Mrs Shook in Lime Kiln
A Friday night gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mills celebrated Mrs. Charles Shook, wife of Rev. Charles Shook, with gifts and refreshments. Attendees and those sending offerings included multiple local families and church members, while several others were noted as visiting or ill.
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M. M. Carter
Ross Mills
Charles Shook
M. P
Jacob D. Weatherholt
Kay
David
Harry Ranneberger
Harry Barker
Study
Donald Ranneberger
Sue Ann
Donna
G. W. Fisher
Kathrine Rasiners
Henry Baugher
Ira Cook
Smith Cecil
Clarence Jewell
Vernie McDonald
Leon Burger
Charles Brosius
Antionette Brosus
William Kubrick
Reudelia Zimmerman
John Foster
Barbara Mills
Walter Cecil
John Burger
Rhendela Zimmerman
Grayson Bowers
Route 4
Cartphores
Aon Carl Jr
Frederick
Frank Beachley
Broad Run
Henry Bougher
Shores
Bougher
Barry Burner
Arlington
Brosts
Charles Brottes
Louise Griffth
Katharine Rasiners
Antonette’ Brostus
Baltimore
Marelioth Kerigh
Falls Gareh
Acid attack damages Rubens painting in Munich gallery
In Munich a painting valued near one million dollars was damaged when an acid thrower attacked the Alte Pinakothek. Guards closed exits as police searched for the assailant named Walter Menz who warned of another attack within an hour. The ruinous acid softened varnish and bit into the colors on a wood panel attributed to Rubens. experts foresee possible restoration though much work is needed. The work measures about 10 by 7 feet and hangs in the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
Alte’ Pinakothek
Berter
Bya Discovery
Albrecht
Durer
Walter Menz
Free Philosophical Institute
Rubens
N. Ziegler
Arkansas governor cites marijuana ring tied to youths
Gov. Orval Faubus said 12 people were taken into custody in a probe into a marijuana ring involving 12 youths, including 1 Negro and three white girls as young as 16. He named 12 persons held and reported admissions of relationships between teen white girls and Black men. Federal and state authorities continued the investigation amid claims of mixed-race associations and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertie Bennett
Robert Charles Carlos
Little Rock
Ark
Faubue
Orval KE
Faubes
Fantas
Dallas
Tex
Hot Springs
China
Budd
Faubus
Chris
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W.d.lof County
Ithaca
N. Y
Callege
New Windsor
Cornell University
Howard
Neilson
Wallace P Neilson
New York State College of Acriculture
Cornell
Baker
Jean Kabrick
William Kabrick
Kabrick
Arthur Siberts
Milk Association
Broadcasting Station
Sheraton
Fork Hotel
Harry E Fisher
George Bowlers
Brunswick
Lions
T She Weetiddbaiyiand Sunk Tada, Inc
Westminster
PAWS
SIS
Market St
Johnson
Davidson
Partick St
P. O
Tharmont
Men’s Boots
Count's Western
Sam Miller
Alexander
PT Service
Walter Snow
North Market
FORD
Reed Motor CO
Middletown
David L. Singer
Elmer Rhodes
Weet
A. W. Smith
Middletown, MD
High's
Corm Baby Panis
I Am
Frederick Shopping Center
Richie
Pocathie
Mares i
Fiedernis
Ite
Keem
Lady Happy
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
Garland
Pete” Ausherman Home Improvement CO
R.fd
Frederick, MD
WMC
F. H. A. Financing
Everal
Aurea Ram
Ae Tin
Bel Air
Meneer
Pontiac &T
Renn Pontiac CO
Goth Bt
Dial MO
BUICK
Dr. Riviera
Eve Glass
W.W. Tires
The
Ideal Garage Co
E. Patrick St
Mercury
Monterey
Elec
U. Hies
Park Lane
Moyer
Mercury—Edeel
Liscolta
Plymouth
Yitas
DR. Belvedere
Eadie
Lawson Motor Sales
Rambler
Carlton Molesworth, JR
Key
Frederick High School
University of Maryland and
Strayer’s Business College
Frederick County Natonal Bank
R. B. Welfe Gull
Firestose
USAF
Aadl
Sutecam
Melesworth
Key Chevrolet
Jiamutty
Airpiame Cieb
Witeem Placa
Ar. Molesworth
Chevrolet
E. Patrick
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