Local News Briefs and Community Events
February 29, 1950 issue notes a Stork Shower at a home with green yellow and white decor and gifts for the honoree. A 40th wedding anniversary party for Clayton H Burgee is described with attendees from nearby towns and a three tier cake. Maryland employment data show 300 fewer workers in January but overall increases versus a year ago. Notre Dame awards a degree to Charles M Sinceil Jr. Youth Congress of Seventh-day Adventists plans a June North Congress in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Thony Jr
Mary D. Dudderar
Maureen van Sant
Melvin Anthony Jr
Eis Martin
Jorce Hood
Delores Martin
Monroe Black
Wm. Anthony
Verethony
Red Barker
Stanley Bury
Paul Bankeirs
Grace Switzer
Dav Copenhaver
Peg Anthony
Waiter’ Zimmerman
Elis Martin
Frank Clark
Melvin Anthony Sr
Marion Black
Loretta Bankert
Lorraine Copenhaver
Ruth Zimmermar
Pat Anthony
Jean Anthony
Ann Smith
Margie van Sant
Joyce Hood
Clayton H. Burgee
South Carroll Street
American Legion
Mt. Airy
Es Burgee
Larry
Jefferson
Rhodes Burgee
Annapo
Alvin Burgee
Terry
Silver Springs
Ernest P. Johnson
Joan
Jean
This City
Mer
Donald Smith
Donna Kay
William Danner
Dwayne
Steve
Paul Burgee
Paula Jean
Carroll Burgee
Carole Lynn
Clarence Lindsay
Dar- Tene
William Burns
Woodfield
George Burns
Ridgeville
William Ayler
Reids Ford Road
Baltimore
Juary
Department of Employment Security Peporiegs
DES
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Atlantic City
Aitantic Tete
Economic Growth and Jobs Outlook for 1980s and Beyond
The bulletin Money Matters from the Life Insurance Institute discusses rising labor force projections through 1980 and beyond. It argues that industrial expansion and capital for mortgages will be essential to housing, family growth, and sustained saving incentives amid inflation. Without a stable dollar, job gains and capital financing may falter.
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Alw Ag
I- Saxs
U. S
Monexy-Matters
Cite of Life Insurance
Bureau of the Ce
Tae Bureau of Labor
Grove City College names Maryanne White degree recipient
Maryanne White daughter of Mr and Mrs W Marshall White Route 1 Box 6 Dickerson has completed degree requirements at Grove City College President J Stanley Harker announces Miss White a 1955 Poolesville High School graduate majored in business education and will receive the Bachelor of Science in Commerce Degree She is a member of Sigma Delta Phi Sorority Commerce Club Student Education Association of Pennsylvania and Scroli and Ker
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Grove City
Maryanne White
W. Marshall White
Dickerson
Grove City College
J. Stanley Harker
Miss White
Poolesville High School
Sigma: Delta Phi Sorority
Commerce Club
Student Education Association of Pennsylvania
Scroli and Ker
Ice on Lake Royer and military inspection at Armory
Ice at Lake Royer near Pen Mar stands 16 inches thick with cakes shaved to 12 inches for packing. Company A United States and State inspection will occur at the Armory on West Church Street with Col. Charles D. Cowles and Col. Charles D. Gaither in charge. Mr Charles Main injured at work at M J Grove Lime Co, requiring four stitches.
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Lake Royer
Penmar
United States and State
West Church Street
Charles D. Cowles
U.S. Fifth Infantry
Plansburg Barracks
N. ¥., and Col. Charles D. Gaither
Antardous
Charles Main
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News dated February 29, 1950 mention fuel program notes under secretary Sumner Welles at Rome artillery activity in Luxembourg and German troop movements. Frederick County Advisory Council elects Clarence C Carty as chairman and reports on rab bits shipments to district game warden Benjamin F Phebus. A fall from a wagon injures John Dorsey and Private Calvin A Blair Jr receives specialist training at Fort Jackson.
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the News
Fred Esi Kee
Frederick
Sumner Welles
Tom Allmister
Rome
Luxembourg
Clarence C. Carty
Frederick County
Benjamin F. Phebus
Woolsboro
John Dorsey
Fort Jackson
D.C
Calvin A. Blair Jr
Calvin Amos Blair Sr
West South Street
Wth SP Battalion
4Th Training Regiment
Koogle Murphy Wedding At St John’s Church
The Koogle Murphy wedding took place Sunday at St John’s Church in this city at two o’clock. Rev Herbert R Jordan officiated as Barbara ARR Murphy became Mrs. Koogle Murphy. The ceremony featured palms and ch rysanthemums with organ music by Sister Maura and a nuptial recital by Mrs Joseph Carroll. The bride wore a floor length gown of deep lustre with lace and seed pearls, long sleeves, a chapel train, and illusion veil. Her bouquet was white rosebuds. Matron of honor was Herbert S Hahn Jr’s sister, in a silk olivegreen gown with daisies in her bouquet. Bridesmaids and other attendants wore matching gowns. best man was Lester C Koogle Jr. Ushers included James F Filhy Jr, Renecy George B Sger. Reception followed at the Francis Scott Hotel ballroom. After a wedding trip the couple will reside on North Me street. both are graduates of local schools with future plans.
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John
Herbert S. Hahn Jr
Edward i
Nile Green
Lester C. Koogle Jr
Herbert S. James F. Filhy Jr
Renecy
George B.S
Murphy
Mo Ride
AY Koogle
Francis Scott Hotel
Rebecca
Shyra Hahn
North Me Street
St John’s High School
Se Joseph College
Emm
Fake Woodsboro
Koogie
Fredgh School
The
George Walch
This City
Robert L. Scott
David McCombe
Alien Medinger
Baltimore
Charles Powell Harbor Beach
Cancdles Lodge
Catonsville
No U S Agency Has Setup Shelters For Nuclear War
Washington AP analysis notes public guidance on disaster prep seems insufficient as officials warn shelters may be useless in a hydrogen bomb attack. The piece discusses fallout, blast effects, and the nation’s deterrence reliance versus survival capacity, with a side note on Urbana Lions Club attending a Farmers’ Night event in Urbana.
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U.S
Bem Price
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Ferahie
Budget falls short of growth needs in 1960 outlook
The Democratic majority on the Senate House Economic Committee criticized President Eisenhower’s economic report as a status quo budget failing to meet growth and job needs for 1960. Republicans charged the report endorsed a shaky path and did not propose sufficient stimulus to reach expected growth.
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Washington
Senate
House Economic Committee
GOP
Congress
Walch Woods Wedding Held Saturday In Catonsville Church
Miss Mary Jo Woods of Catonsville daughter of Mrs John Ham Woods Baltimore and Rudolph Walch Jr son of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Walch were married Saturday afternoon at St Agnes Church Catonsville by Monsignor Maurice Roche with Rev Fran X Knott assisting. The couple will reside at 4522 Marian Denne Road Baltimore.
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Walch-Woods
Catonsville
Mary Jo Woods
Catonse
Johnham Woods
Baltimore
Woods
Rudolph Ca (Welch Jr
Rudolph Cari Waich
St. Agnes Church
Maurice Roche
Fran X. Knott
Joseph M. Aroth
Personal notices and family updates in a small-town column
Fragmentary notices report Mrs. W Merval Weaver returning on Friday from an outing in Bau se. References to Darton Beach, Mrs. Weaver, George Zi, and a visit to Vindabona Home appear with unclear relationships. A medical note mentions a patient and a Sudder served to Tir and Mrs. Brown. Unclear social event details follow about candles, a meeting, and a librarian vendor.
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W. Merval Weaver
Fridar
Bause
Darton Beach
George Zi
Vindabona
Brown
Edgewood Resident Dies at Normal Hospital
Johnson Michell of Edgewood died at Normal Hospital after a brief illness. He was survived by his wife Paul Speenank, a sister Mrs. Hacerstown, seven children, and many nieces and nephews. The body rests at Etchison and Son Funeral Home on East Church Street with calling after 7 PM. Funeral services are Wednesday at 11 AM with interment in Rocky Springs Cemetery.
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Edgewood
Johnson Michell
Paul Speenank
Hacerstown
East Church Street
Rocky Springs
Etchison and Son
Among The Sick Judent at North rary school
A brief item reports illness among a group at a North rary school. No further names or details are provided in the readable text.
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North Rary School
Nehru Chou Agree To April Meet
Nehru and Chou En Lai agreed to an April meeting in Delhi to discuss their harbor talks. Both leaders called the talks exploratory as they consider ways to ease tensions between India and China.
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Nehru
Chou
NEW
E Ina
Chou En-lai
Delhi
Margaret F. Jacobs
West
Baldin
Maine
Margaret Flint Jacobs
Old Ashburn Place
Ife
Drew Ap Jday
Orono
Piause
Parliament
Unusual Weekend Ends in Jail Sentence at Local Court
A Brunswick laborer Byron W. Thompson presided as the only magistrate in a morning session. Garland Frost was found intoxicated on Market Street near South Forrest and sentenced in the case.
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Mazistrate
Byron W. Thompson
Brunswick
Garland Frost
William
South Forrest
Chimney Fire Reported Near Yellow Springs No Damage
A chimney fire occurred about 2 miles from the Independence depot near Yellow Springs. Firefighters from the Laurence Gailaz company responded but reported no damage.
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Laurence Gailaz
Eight Inches Of New Snow Falls In Western Maryland
The western Maryland region saw eight inches of fresh snow with ongoing heavy snowfall. Garrett County closed schools and driving required chains though roads remained open. Frostburg and Cumberland reported 1 to 6 inches, with icy roads in towns other than downtown Cumberland. Nearby West Virginia recorded six inches on U S 3 south of Keyser and five to eight inches in the South Pomar Branch Valley.
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Maryland
Garrett County
Allegany County
Cumberland
Frostburg
West Virginia
U.S. 3
Keyser
Pormac Branch
Frederick County
Weather
Optimists See Films On Car Race In Frederick
An Optimist Breakfast Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured a sound color film "Men With Cars" about the Florida International 12 hour Grand Prix of Endurance. Kenneth E. Fogle noted drivers Peter Collins and Phil Hill achieving 1958 and 1959 victories in Ferraris at 66 mph over 1.0 miles in 200 laps.
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Optimist
Frederick
Francis Scott Rey
Robert P. Marendt Jr
Kenneth E. Fogle
Oil
Peter Collins
England
Phil Hill
Californi
Ferrari
Fogle
Oliver Gendebein
Belzium
Collins
Hill
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Great Southern Pyg & Mfg
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated” Press
Notre Dame
Charles M. Sinceil Jr
Frede
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismmarcs
Boston
Buffalo Now Air Ad
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indiana
Kansas
Los Angeles
Ram
Laxey Cloudy
Ata Cluud
Milwaukee
Clear
Paul
Snow Ig
Ans
C.guey
Portland
Portland Ore
Ra Ra
Lear
Salt Lake
San Diego
Francisco
Seattle
Ear
Koogle-Murphy
St. John’s Church
Hearedy Studio
Richard Bail Koogle
Canestane
Rcal
Pos
Urbana Lions Club
Knott and Geisbert
Urbana
Methodist Church of
Joseph M. Kuno
Balti
Thomas ". Adams
Clarksville
Stacy R. Stephens
Dallas
Tex
Bradford Bachrach
Rudolph Cari Walch Jr
New Market Fire Company
Uis
Grange Hall
Ruth Rowsey
Ways and Means
New Market School
Grace Brashear
Marianne Browning
AE Browning
Frances Ridey
PTHA
Parents
Houseparen Association
Maryland School For the Deaf
Treder
Othell Speare
Gadludet Tollece
Shake
Washington, D.C
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Ford Motor Com
Lin- Mercury
Harry
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