Scouts Round Table Meeting Set by Frederick Scouts
A Frederick Boy Scout leaders round table meets at 8 tonight in Troop 276 rooms behind City Hall, sponsored by the Evangelical Lutheran church men’s club. Francis Scott Key district commissioner F Russell Young leads on Civilian Defense and the Boy Scouts. Open to all Cub Scout Explorer leaders and unit committees. Bernard Gilbert Jr. is host unit scoutmaster. Next Monday evening March 5 at 8 at Renn's garage on North Market street, Francis Scott Key district executive committee meets to discuss Friends of Scouting enrollment, officer elections, banquet and the 1951 spring summer and fall program. Committee members include Alvey V Benn chair, Paul G Johnson vice chair, F Russell Young commissioner, Benjamin Rosenstock finance chair, Harold Chichester training, Melvin Partridge camping, Roy Walter advancement, Theron Green health and safety, Thomas Oatman organization, Don Simpson district scout commissioner. A basic scoutmaster training course begins Tuesday March 6 at 8 pm at Camp Baker Braddock Heights, running six consecutive Tuesdays. assistant scoutmasters and troop committeemen may attend. Topics cover patrol and troop organization, leadership, program, meetings, hiking, camping, and helping each boy grow. All district units participate. Course leader Richard Hammond. District training chairman Mr Chichester.
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Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
City Hall
F. Russell Young
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Bernard Gilbert, Jr
Renn
North Market Street
Friends of Scouting
Alvey V. Benn
Paul G. Johnson
Benjamin Rosenstock
Harold Chichester
Melvin Partridge
Roy Walter
Theron Green
Thomas Oatman
Don Simpson
Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Richard
Dick) Hammond
Chichester
Four Named Psychiatric Aide Of Year For Md
Four Maryland state mental hospital aides were nominated for the national psychiatric aide of the year prize. Named were James W. Foxwell of Eastern Shore Hospital Cambridge Mrs Blanche B Paver of Crownsville State Hospital Anna polis Mrs Pearl O Aman of Springfield State Hospital Sykesville and Kissler W Roach of Spring Grove Hospital Catonsville. The group received certificates and a $500 national award prize from the National Association for Mental Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
James W. Foxwell
Eastern Shore Hospital
Cambridge
Blanche B. Paver
Crownsville Ospital
Annapolis
Pearl O. Aman
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Kissler W. Roach
Spring Grove Hospital
Catonsville
Dawson
Gamma Chapter Hears Talk By Mrs. Klos
Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma gathered at the Catocin Country Club for a 1 PM dinner meeting. Mrs. Rebekah Stonebraker presided. Miss Ruth Perry introduced speaker Virginia Doub Klos, who discussed a Japanese home and tea ceremony and urged art teachers to live abroad to broaden perspectives. Copies of the Delta Kappa Gamma Bulletin will go to local libraries and school superintendents in Carroll Frederick and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Chapter
o/ Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society For
Waormien
Catoctin Country Club
Washington
Rebekah Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Geneva Ely
Baltimore
State Organization of
Virginia Doub Klos
McKeidin
Virginia Creed
Ruth Maclean
Mary Benson
American Legion
Westminster
Court News and Property Transfers in Maryland Ledger
Equity suit filed by Myrtle M. Clenenger through Mary Dixon against Richard Clenenger seeks separate maintenance alimony and counsel fees. Property deeds show transfers to State Roads Commission and various individuals for small sums. emerald mines in Colombia alleged annual production of about 100,000 carats. A list of names with locations and routes across Maryland items near March entries includes residents from Woodsboro Boonsboro Frederick Urbana Walkersville and surrounding counties with multiple property deeds and estate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle M. Clenenger
Mary Dixon
Richard Clenenger
Lacy Lee Conner
Middletown
Lois V. Reed
Stephens City
Archie T. Shafer
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Merril R. Moore
Carroll H. Kehne
Arthur C. Bradley
David D. Oland
Nellie C. Zimmerman
Howard Zimmerman
Edgar Y. Shaffer
Helen F. Mock
Edgar Y Shaffer
William K. Willard
Alice Etta Willard
Easter on March 25 earliest in midcentury period
Easter will be celebrated on March 25 this year, the earliest second half twentieth century observance. The Adler Planetarium, Chicago, projects the next earlier Easter in 2008 on March 23, with 1913 the last March 23 occurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler Planetarium
Chicago
Easter dating rules and historic council details
Easter moves within a 35 day window from March 22 to April 25 based on the 325 A D Niesea council decision to place Easter as the first Sunday after the paschal full moon following March 21. It notes ancient pilgrimages and moonlight aiding night journeys for early celebrations. It also reports a Hors e Racing Bill in Harrisburg aiming to legalize pari mutuel betting and mentions New York state iron ore production ranking.
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Council of Christian Churches
Niesea
Asia Minor
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Pennsylvania
Frank Costa
Cornelius J. Loftus
John R. MelCormack
Keystone State
Verdict for Plaintiff In Auto Damage Suit
Judge Patrick M Lennitter awards plaintiff Paul R Wisner 20285 for auto collision with Charles Spear near Waxmansmith July 3 1950. Damages include 240 for several dozen oranges purchased before the accident. Wisner used car from Frederick to Thurmont route. State Farm Mutual Insurance involved. Spear represented by Edward D Storm. Wisner by Robert Wllapp Edwin F Nikirk Spear absent at hearing.
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Patrick M. Lennitter
Tues
Ceresville
Frederick
Wisner
Robert W.llapp
Edwin F. Nikirk
Spear
Ue Hear Jng
Edward D. Storm
Paul Reisner
State Farm Mutual Austomobile Insurance Company
Charles Spear
Waxman’s Mith
Thurmont
Long Island
United States
Laymen Lead Services in Doubs and Forest Grove Churches
Laymen of the Doubs Methodist Circuit conducted Laymen's Day worship on February 25 with the theme When no Layman Worships. Ralph Monroe Then as, Jr, Charles Brashears and John Hoffman participated at Doubs. Ernest Page, William Davis, and Ralph Smith led Forest Grove services. Other laymen led services at Jefferson and Point of Rincks churches. Chile produces 75 percent of the world's iodine supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Ware Ship
Ralph Monroe Thenas, Jr
Charles Brashears
John Hoffman
Ernest Page
William Davis
Ralph Smith
Forest Grove
Harold Brubaker
John Hawker
Maurice Lee Dade
Edgar Thomas
Charles Rice
Jefferson Methodist Church
Jefferson
Point of Rincks
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Richard Lee Eairheart
U. S. Secret Service
FHI
House of Correction
Thomas S. Glass
Eairheart
Secret Service
FBI
Truman
Peterson
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Voppa
Mrs. Klos
Court News Equity
Colombia
Augustine G. Wickiess
Woodsboro
Charles C. Barnes
Boonsboro
Williamsport Road
Joseph W Horton
New Midway
Johnsville
Raymond J. English
Gaithersburg
Katie E. Rowlus
Burkittsville
Bessie Marshall
Minnie F. Beachley
West Jefferson
Lula E. Wire
Thomas
Glass
Thurmoor
U. Houck
Walkersville
Emma A Piersen
Elllcott City
James D. King
Germantown
Montgomery Co
fi—Clagsell
Buckingham School
Buckeystown
Roy G. Hilton
Urbana
Arthur G. Sherald
East Frederick
Stanisville Rd
Charles BE. Wisner
Possumtown Pike
Herman Grimm
John R. Miller
Bolivar
Henson Harbaugh
Sabillasville
William V. Dawson
N. W. Gaithersburg
Lannie Dotterer
aArthur
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Frances
Bussard
Frederick Ié Ames A. Smith
New the Midway
James Boyd
Olney
Mervin G. Feeser
Taneytwon
Geo. D. Knill
Middleburg
Carroll Co
Ed Hofman
Mt. Pleasant
Minnie KR Bussaré
Samsville
Lester FE. Naille
Myersville
Vernon L. Faulkner
J. Rollin Hunter
Relsterstown
Balto. Co
Unionville
Baker
James W. Barnes
Liberttytown
Unionville Road
Lionser Bros
Point of Rocks
Leesburg
Harvey A. Long
Libertytown
Keller Smith
E. W. Warfield
Woodbine
Sherman C. Stull
Rt. 15
A. Green
Mary
William A. Greene
Mt. Airy
Rt 15
I—M. W. Stitely
Wondsboro
Ricketts
Liberty
Joseph C. Horton
Joseph W. Horton
LeGore
Great Lakes
California
U. S&s. S. Newman
Co. Fleet Training Center
San Diego
Calif
New York State
Edward Brown
Polly
North Market ST
Richard C. Molesworth
Null and Null
Frederick County
U. S. Route 15
Eyler
Haviland Limoges
Malcolm
Thurmont, Md
Thomas 8. Glass
John W. Null and
Delbert S. Null
Frederick, Md
HH. M. “Buck
Alexander—Clerk
Frank Harbaugh
Macadammed
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Little Genius
David Bradley
New Holland
Joseph W. Horton LeGore
Fhone Walkersville
Glenn Trout
Emmert R. Bowlus
Raymond L. Kelly
Null and
Null Auctioneers
Washington, D. C
Rockville
Montgomery County
Med
College Park
T. B
Bangs
William W. Dawson
John W. Null
Joan L. Suaw
Continental Road
Woodstore
Clinton
Augustine G. Wickless
Woodsborn, Md
Home Farm
DHIA
McDonough
Massey-Harris
Ford-Ferguson
Toland
New Idea
Idea
Tohm Deere van Brunt
Dellinger
McCormick- Deering
Syracuse
John Deerestrel
PeLaval
Buckeystown Homemakers Club
Werdwend
Chile
Charlesville Church
Bethel Church Road
T. J. C. Williams
Folger McKinsey
Vietrola and Records
Seth Thomas
Martin L. Wachter
Emmert
Bowlus, Auntioneer
Buck” Alexander
Cleri
Murdock
Williamsport
Benevola Ladies’ Aid Society
Figenbrode and
Renner
Boonsboro, MD
Helen P. Berlage
Sherborn Meadows
Laytonsville
Oliver
Oliver Gang
Allis Chalmers
John Derre
Planet Jr
Reo
New Hampshire
Mason Hamlin
K. Edwin Brown
Delbert 5
Null
Arthur K, Pickett
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