Nominated Fire Co. Head Benjamin Rosenstock Unopposed
Benjamin B Rosenstock was nominated without opposition for president of Independent Hose Company. Sixty members voted. Several other officers face multiple candidates including vice president six directors and eight lieutenants. An annual banquet was scheduled for February with date to be announced.
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Benjamin B Rosenstock
Independent Hose Company
Rosenstock
Melvin Schwearing
Paul Rhoads Jr
Frank Rothenhoefer
Russell Haho
Irving Plunkett
Guy V. Brust
Howard M. Albaugh
Willard Horine
Emory Carmack
George Shearer
Earl Kolb Sr
Charles Cramer
Paul Wisner
Kenneth Bartgis
Ernest Spangler
John Kennedy Sr
Samuel Barrick
Leon Gross
John Abrecht
Charles Wisner
Jack Fleischman
Dear Miss Dix The Malingerer Sister In Law
Dorothy Dix notes a reader who took in a neighbor girl believing she was ill but learns the girl is a malingerer. The writer and her husband plan a party but fear hurting feelings while the lazy guest refuses to work or attend school. The piece discusses parental responsibility and neighborly charity.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss DIX
Stakine Mbane
Norma
Bea
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Maryland Governor Lane's Hallmarks and Local Club Notes
Biographical sketch of Lane, longtime Maryland figures, and Hopkins board involvement. plus a Urbana Homemakers program overview addressing mental health and community activities. Contains meeting notes, donor acknowledgments, and upcoming event plans.
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Urbana
Urbana Homemakers Club
Lane Named To Trusteeship At Hopkins
Hopkins Hospital announced that William Preston Lane Jr., governor of Maryland from 1947 to 1951, has been elected to the institution's board of trustees. Walter F. Perkins, president of the board, said Lane’s civic and cultural involvement and broad state experience fit the role.
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Perkins
Lane
Herald- Mail Co
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Hagerstown
University of Virginia
France
5Th Infantry
Maryland
Southern Governors Conference
National Governors Conference
Hopkins Board of Trustees
Baltimore
Jan
Leus Vonns Hopkins Hospital
William Preston Lane Jr
Walter F. Perkins
First New Year Meeting of Jug Bridge Club Held
The Jug Bridge club opened the year with a gathering at Mrs. Frank Grimes home co hosted by Mrs. Clingan. Mrs. Charles Murphy presided as president and Mrs. Paul Main, the music chairman, spoke on the origin of the story surrounding the event.
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Victor Cullen Hospital
Pune
Beatrice Fehr
Harry Hamilton Sr
Hal Ott
Charles V. Main
Ray
West Fifth Street
Karl Kintz
Elf
Ueber
O. Wilson Rankles
Charles Collins
Norman McFadyer
W F. Lee
Richard Wenzel
Wenzel
Seminole Road
Jug Bridge Club
Frank Grimes
Clingan
Charles Murphy
Paul Main
Strength For Today at Bdam and Lenin's religious infiltration
The text recounts Lenin claiming Marxist infiltration through religion as a tactic after failing to destroy the Russian church. It notes his aim to downplay the supernatural and persuade believers to abandon religious loyalty.
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wulLash
Lenin
Students of Revolution
Moscow
Religion versus politics and economics in sermons
A critique argues against replacing Christian doctrine with Marxist-influenced sermons and urges preaching religion as the sole focus. It warns that downplaying the supernatural turns sermons into lectures on politics and economics and cites a single housefly example to illustrate unchecked growth risks.
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Fire Co
Mrs. James Montgonery
Mavis Studio
Eest
West Patrick Street
Evelyn Summel
Helen Warrenfeltz
Pauline Weddle
Catherine Hoffman
Virginia Bohn
Patsy Brown
Mary Walsh
No Mae Devilbiss
Pauline Nikirk
Alberta Walsh
Eileen Colliflower
Hopkins
Air Force & Navy
Sam Miller
South Market St
Pearre
Chrysler
Vee Odinion
PowerStyle
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Monument
JMU
Sue Tome
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carrell St
Bey Cdourn
Tametete Duct Sreteme
Ray W. Wahl
East Fifth ST
Harry
Footer and Co. Cleaners
S. Market St
Frederick
Cellepha
Ners Laily
America
LOT
Peoples
Peoples Service Drug Store
Peoples Certified
ALL Peoples Service Drug Stores
Patrick Street
North Market St. MO
Jove Kemp
Discowst
Mamps
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