Frederick Children's Aid Society Holds 45th Annual Election
The Frederick Children's Aid Society reelected its entire board and officers at the 45th annual meeting in the Francis Scout Key notes Blue and Gray Room. E Eugene Thomas Jr was named president. Charles McC Mathias Jr re elected vice president. James H Falk treasurer. Mrs Harry Himes secretary for 1957. The board includes 21 managers plus honorary members. ex officio members were named. The annual report praised social workers, noted deaths of three foster fathers, and highlighted financials and donations. Maurice Huet spoke on foster-home development, stressing continued public-private cooperation and Maryland welfare trends.
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Frederick Children's Aid Society
Francis Scout Key
E. Eugene Thomas Jr
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
James H. Falk
Harry Himes
James H. Gambrill II
Board of Managers
Charles Mc.Mathias Sr
Samuuel Ausherman
Franklin Birely
Talbow Brice
M. R. Etchison
John W. Eldridge
Harry Feaga
Harry Free
Howard Gross
Jane
Vernon Nicodemus
George P. VanEiff
Delbert
S. Null
Mehri Ramsburg
A. Irvin Renn
John A. Derr
Frederick
William C. Roderick
Society
Winchester Hall
Roderick
Charles Schwartz
Chester Redmond
John Molesworth
Hfe
Frederick City
B. Eugene Thomas
Mgrs
Children’s Aid Society
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Thomas
Maurice Huet
Maryland Department of Public Welfare
Hani
Children's Aid Society
States Welfare Department
Maryland
Hunt
Tehran
Teh
Iran
Women’s Clubs and Fire Co Auxiliary Hold January Meetings
The Carroll Stonor Fire Co auxiliary met January 2 in the Reformed church social room to elect new member Anna Rogers and plan a community hall dance. The Johnsville Homemakers Club met December 27 and will reconvene January 21 with a program by Airs Davie Bohnrown, including a toy engine centerpiece and Christmas stories.
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The
Reformed Church
H. Robert de Rose
Harry Thomas
Carcell Manor Fire Co
de Rose
Anna Rogers
Adar
Johnsville
Harp
Joseph Lind
Millard Eiler
James
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Savior
Malcolm Rake Istraw
Donna Lind
Frank Grabill
Hevner
iNight
Marioni Rakestraw
William Bostian
Rakestraw
Three Crewmen Die in Freight Train Collision Near Cumbo West Virginia
A head up collision between two freight trains near Cumbo West Virginia killed three crewmen on Friday night. Trains were moving slowly at the time and the wreck area required extensive track repair. The accident halted rail service as investigators determined the trains were traveling on different tracks. Casualty figures and exact identities were not released.
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Cumbo
W. Va
United States
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