Spectacular Bonfire Night Planned by City and Scouts
Huge bonfire event set for Saturday evening at Sisters Hill quarry behind the Fair Grounds with Boy Scouts reenacting Twelfth Night rites at 7 p m. A city led effort will collect remaining Christmas trees starting 8 a m Saturday with two fire apparatus on hand and Scouts armed with brooms to assist. Free public address system will relay details as Mayor Munshower lights the pyre and local choirs perform Christmas carols amid epiphany observances dating to ninth century England.
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Sisters’ Hill
Fair Grounds
Boy Scouts
Frederick
Elmer F. Munshower
Don C. Simpson
W. Merval Weaver
Alvey VY. Renn
Russell Young
Sinspson
Willing and able to carry out obligations in foreign deals
A discussed rule in business stressing that contracting parties must be ready, willing, and able to fulfill terms before major transactions. It ties to U S and European rearmament, urging genuine commitment beyond good intent to resist Communism, while noting the need for European self-help and full cooperation. The piece also notes a church Christmas party and a couple of local license notices with names and ages.
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Washington
Western
Europe
United States
U. S
Fifty Years Ago Local News From Frederick County Meeting Notes
Fifty years ago in Frederick County, the Agricultural Society elected officers including President Lokeswing and Secretary Potts. A treasurer reported about 1200 dollars from the prior year. Other items noted include a new school principal appointment in Richmond, Va, a promotion of Col. L Victor Baughman to brigadier general, a bank officers’ dinner, and a grand Christmas display at 70 East Fourth Street. Also discussed were the future use of East Church Street seminary buildings, a heavy rainfall tally, rising Fishing Creek reservoir, and a record 414 transients served at Montevue in the last quarter of 1930. A fire destroyed a two-story home near Weverton.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Lokeswing of Fees
Charles Noifargehy
Arthur Potts
H. C. Keefer
la S. Clingan
Doc Stauffer
HH BR Owstter
Farr
KR. L. Rudy
Charles M Rudy
Middletown
Massey
Richmond
San Francisco
Calif
Gov. Smith
L. Victor Baughman
James Hovck
Franklin Savings Bank
Buffalo
Mesgre Geo. Heindesn
J. 2
Dill
Keedy
A. J. Framke
Alexander Brengir
H. M. Gittinper
Daniel H. Steiner
Mr. Houck
Sulics Grahe
Fourth Street
Frederick
F. F. Seminary
East Church Street
Fishing Creek
Montevue
William Phillips
Melvin
Weverton
Boyle In Korea in TOM STONE For Hal Boyle Sproul-(Delayed)
In a dispatch from Korea a weary elderly man weighs whether to flee with his family or stay to face the advancing Communist threat as artillery thuds and American planes pass overhead. He explains the danger to his wife, six relatives, and unborn grandchild, hoping for safe passage or shelter despite the peril and uncertainty of the Red Chinese forces nearby.
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Tom Stone
Hal Boyle Sproul
Kim Soon Fae
Red Chinree
Rum's
Party invite emphasizes guest of honor
Invitation notes a social gathering with a guest of honor and urges guests to engage with the guest of honor. It promotes talking with the honoree rather than seeking others and encourages deep conversation among friends.
Catoctin Club Hosts New Year Dance At Beok Hotel
More than seventy couples and guests attended the Catoctin Club annual New Year dance at the Francis Beok Key Hotel. Clark Sheetenhelm led the orchestra for dancing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. as the Blue and Grey Room glowingly decorated the ballroom. Members, prospective members, and friends enjoyed the gala start to the club calendar.
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Catoctin Club
Catoctin Club, Inc
Francis Beok Key
Clark Sheetenhelm
Charles V. Main
Three Democrats File To Challenge D'Alesandro
Baltimore politics report notes three Democrats including former Police Commissioner Hamilton R Atkinson entering the mayoral renomination race challenging Thomas D'Alesandro. Others filing are Judge Dulaney Foster, Charles G. Griebel, and James N. Ripley, as late filings push total candidates toward a 104 count for the city council.
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Hamilton R Atkinson
Thomas D'Alesandro
Atkinson
Talt Hammond
Maryland
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Comci
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Maver
T'Alesandro
Dulaney Foster
The
Orphans Court
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James N. Ripley
Paul Robertsen
GOP City Committee
Louis Milio
Rep
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Wedding bells in Lander and surrounding areas
Multiple society notices document Christmas Eve weddings and engagements across Lander Middletown and nearby towns. Bessie Fauble and Glenn Pearl wed at the Pearl home in Lander. Margaret Summers and John Bowlus married in Myersville parsonage. Harold Rice and Mary Craver tied in Frederick with soon Tennessee residence planned. Engagements announced for Betty Pearl Fox Rossi with Albert Rossi. Local clubs report Christmas social, gift showers, and auxiliary events with numerous attendees and organizers.
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Lander
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Gerald Fink
Locust Valley
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Hanover Shoe Co
Middletown
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Chester F. Summers
Myersville
Route Two
Summers
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John W. Bowlus
Raymond Lian Markley
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Bowlus
Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick
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Marion W. Rice
Route 1
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Charles Craver
Route 3
Parkway Parsonage
Co. O. Sullivan
Ser
Ray Gladhill
Garnett Rice
Richard Ries
Luther Gladhill, Jr
Thomas Geasey
Lth Airborne
Ft Campbell, Ky
Tennessee
Edward H. Fox
Willow Avenue
Betty Pearl
Albert Emilie Rossi
H. N
U.S. N
John Rossi
New Bedford
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Evangelical Youtheran Church
Senate Decides Not To Bar Butler Seat Over Campaign Photo
Washington January 5 Democrats in the Senate chose not to prevent Senator Butler of Maryland from taking his seat, arguing a ban would imply voters cannot interpret political images. The piece debates composites and cartoons in campaigns, free speech limits, and how elections should be policed. Also notes deeds recorded for properties owned by Earl F. Hargett and Walter J. Powell in Maryland real estate transfers.
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Tydings
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Paul S. Malone
Frederick Avenue
Walter J. Powell
Hargett
North Wisner Street
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