Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company reelected officers at ninth annual meeting
The Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company held its ninth annual meeting reelecting most officers and revealing plans for a new firehall and community center. George Lewis Barrch was elected secretary. five new directors joined and others were reelected. An executive meeting Friday will appoint a chief and driver. Representatives from Frederick County fire units attended the Walkersville High School event.
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Walkerville Volunteer Fire Company
Balimore
George Lewis Barr
Philip H Beard
Grayson H. Sain
Vce-Precident
Preston L Hann
C E Easterday
FL Hoffmeyer
Chaplan
Bruce Crum
Pat. Grees
Davi Hoke
Edgar
Roger Z.man
Kent C. X.codemus
Warren Row
Glenn Trout
Frederick County
Walkereville High School
Tori
G. Mitchell Boulden Elxton
Benson
Towson
E Landon
Walston
Preston Rey James W ! Munter
Baltimore
P! Ryan
Rainier
W. A. Chenoweth
Pikec Wille
College Park
J W. Just
C C Larrimore
Decree Grants Mrs Wiles Absolute Divorce
In Equity Court a decree was signed granting Ruth Rebecca Wiles an absolute divorce from John Grayson Wiles of Frederick Virginia Sheffield Jr represented the plaintiff and Richard E Zimmerman was attorney for the defendant.
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Equity Court
Ruth Rebecca Wiles
John Grayson Wiles
Frederick
V Or
Sheffield, Jr
Plantiff
Richard E Zimmerman
Truman vows to fulfill pledges and seek world peace
President Truman told a Truman Barkley Club dinner that he will carry out Democratic platform pledges and work with Congress to achieve world peace. He praised Vice President elect Alben W Barkley, urged continued club activity for the 1950 campaign, and warned against a repeat of a stalled 80th Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Truman-Barkley Club
Alben W Barkley
Mayflower Hotel
Congress
Democratic Party Leaders Advocate Unity and Cooperation
Barkley and Truman supporters praise the party as national and not sectional. They claim Democratic pledges remain valid, stressing need for Senate and House cooperation amid world tensions. A party hosted by Anna Belle Stup at the Stup home on January 13 featured games and refreshments.
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Theresas Jeferson
Woodrow
Franklin BD
Roosevelt
Barkley
Truman
Congress
Anna Belle Stup
Howard Stup
Adamstown
Local Residents Listed in Community Notice
The document lists residents including Misees Doria Muller Clara Nunz Barbera Luhn Ruby Helen Hoffman Enna Lee Myers Ruby Cordell Jane Kemp Edith Summers Lily Oden Dorothy Ete Fulmer Dorothy Cheeks Jean Yawler Helen Francis Phyllis Anna Belle Stup Glenn Summers James Blumenauer Calin Carroll Ausherman Edgar Bernard Crawford Donald Blumenauer Edward Nothagle Arthur Baugner Richard Geisler Eugene Timmerman Charles Srashears Alvey Young Roland Stup Paul Spurrier Richard Kennedy Arthur Shook Hubert Harp Howard Stup Freddy Fleming Johnny Hoffman Carroll Waller and Mr Jesse Stup and Mr and Mrs Howard Stup.
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Misees
Doria Muller
Clara Nunz
Barbera Luhn
Ruby
Helen Hoffman
Enna Lee Myers
Ruby Cordell
Jane Kemp
Edith Summers
Lily Oden
Dorothy
Ete Fulmer
Dorothy Cheeks
Jean Yawler
Helen
Francis
Phyllis
Anna Belle Stup
Glenn Summers
James Blumenauer
Calin
Carroll Ausherman
Edgar
Bernard Crawford
Donald Blumenauer
Edward Nothagle
Arthur Baugner
Richard Geisler
Eugene Timmerman
Charles Srashears
Alvey Young
Roland Stup
Paul Spurrier
Richard Kennedy
Arthur Shook
Hubert Harp
Howard Stup
Freddy Fleming
Johnny Hoffman
Carroll Waller
Jesse Stup
Central Maryland Holy Name Society Elects Paul M. Little
Paul M. Little fourmont was elected president of the Central Maryland Section of the Holy Name Society at the quarterly meeting held at St. John’s School Hall Tuesday night. He succeeds W. Jerome Cnutt of Frederick. Other officers include Lewis.
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Paul M. Little
Fourmont
Central Maryland
Holy Name Society
St. John’s School Hall
W. Jerome Cnutt
Frederick
Lewis
Archdiocesan Union Leaders Convene in Annapolis
Walter E. Gies presided at the meeting with Msgr. Harry A. Quinn and Rev. James M. Hagen at St John’s church. The group discussed plans for the annual convention in Annapolis in April and opposed mercy killings and birth control, urging strong church backing through Holy Name Society.
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James M. Hagen
St John’s Church
Gies
Annapolis
Msgr
Quinn
Holy Name Society
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Walkersville
Happy People
SSS Tonic
Doug
Martha
Junior
Burstar
Dad
N. Court ST
New York
Carter
George R. Miller
Central
Maryland
Roy C. Lescalleet
Mystic
Hagerstown
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Acousticon OF
W. Washington ST
Cline
Lawson
Rose
Blue
Karpen
J—Karpen Lawson
Kroehler
Heywood-Wakefield Old Colony
Heywood-Wakefield
Market ST
Henry A. Engelbrecht
Morth Market St
Penney
Penneys
N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
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