Churchill at 77 Faces End of an Era and Lost Empire
James Marlow observes Winston Churchill, aged 77, as a figure of valor and nostalgia. He remains a steadfast ally against Communism yet confronts a diminished Britain, the declining imperial power, and a fading 19th century identity. Churchill disparately resists full European integration, clinging to national distinctiveness.
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James Marlow
Washington
Winston Churchill
Congress
India
Iran
Egypt
Churchill
Britain
Middle East
Europe
Emmitsburg Grange holds January meeting with awards
Emmitsburg Grange met January 16 at the high school with 40 members. Edgar Emrich led. A 1952 boy and girl achievement award was approved. Banquet for 24 January at 6 30 p m at White House Inn hosted by Grange women for 1951 new members. Prof George Miller to speak. Gold Star award for first in Maryland State Grange 1951 Achievement contest presented. New members and degrees conferred. State Farm Bureau notes, Florida trip fruits displayed.
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Emmitsburg
Edgar Emrich
John Baumgardner
Grange
White House Inn
George Miller
Gettysburg College
Maryland State Grange
Martin
McKnightstown
George Gartrell
Glenn Gillespie
Rachael Emrich
Paul Beale
William Baker
Harrisburg
Join Baumgardner
Morris Zentz
Maryland Farm Bureau
Baltimore
William Wivell
Florida
Bruce Bitlincer
Arendtsville
Emmet Harbauch
Philip Bower
St. Joseph's High School
PTA
Moss Patricia Linge
Dorothy Linsg
Barbara Rosenstetl
St Joseph’s
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St Josephs Catholic Church
Harry S Bayle
Guy Baker
Local American Legion Auxiliary notes and social updates
President Mrs Guy A Baker and officers named include vice president Mrs Henry Gerken secretary Mrs Marie C Rosens steel and treasurer Mrs Leonard Sanders replacing Roger Zurgable Presentations of gifts of money to the president Spiritual Director Rev John D Sullivan and assistant Spiritual Director Rev Michael O'Brien apron social netted 47.13. furloughs and social events noted plus a Mount Saint Marys Glee Club concert and Spring Festival plans. March of Dimes drive, refreshments committee named, clinic work set, and members at meetings with local visits and homecomings.
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Guy A. Baker
Henry Gerken
Marie C. Rosens
Glenn Glass
Washington
Sgt. Glass
Paul Glass
Lulu Bushman
Fern Ohler
Addie Brucie Fatterson
John D. White
Chicago
James J. Kelly
Baltimore
Alfred Dickerson
Parks Jennings
Mount St. Mary's
American Legion Auxiliary
Louis Rosensteel
Sterling Hemler
William Rodgers
March of Dimes
Jack Rosensteel
West Main Street
Kenneth Bond
East Main Street
Richard Yeomans
DePaul Street
Federal Hill
Edgar Ashbaugh
North Seton Avenue
Delores Joy
Seton Avenue
Sewell
Flag House
Children’s Aid Society
Charles Hemler
Mr. Wivell
Cyril
Sisters of Mercy
Warington
Fla
Morris Zentz
Harrisburg
New Windsor Community Dinner and Local Visits
Mrs John Young and Mrs Randall Spoerlein appeared on Mollie Martin TV program. Presbyterian guild met at Mrs William Hibberd home. New Windsor Fire Company held annual dinner at Bachmans hall with 71 present. James Lantz toastmaster announced program with Faithful Band selections, Hallett Baile piano solo, Civil Defense talk, guest speaker Cromwell Zembower Cumberland state president. County officers Herbert Philips Lewis Baker Ralph Yingling attended. dinner served by Ladies auxiliary. Mr and Mrs George Magin hosted birthday dinner for Mrs Walter Clarr. guests William Purdum Unionville and Mrs Arthur Purdum town. Dr and Mrs Merritt Robertson were also present.
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New Windsor
John Young
Randall Spoerlein
Mollie Martin
Presbyterian Guild
William Hibberd
New Windsor Fire Company
Bachman's Hall
James Lantz
Hallett Baile
Warfield Babiion
Cromwell Zembower
Cumberland
Social notes of local families and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Nareid Botig and children moved to Middletown on Saturday. Mrs. William Hoffman left for Tucson to spend several months. Estella Bennett of Baltimore visited Gertrude Lambert and the Pickett family in Nebraska. Lewis Humke of Georgia is spending a month with his parents in town. Mr. and Mrs. Robert England of Baltimore also spent Sunday with them.
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Bridge Club
Nareid Botig
Middletown
William Hoffman
Tucson
Ariz
Estella Bennett
Baltimore
Gertrude Lambert
Wilbur Pickett
Nebraska
Fred Yohn
Lewis Humke
Georgia
Bode Smith
Robert England
Maryland selects roots to pick Root Tilden scholars
On January 18, Chief Judge Ogle Marbury of the Maryland Court of Appeals John S. Stanley president of the State Bar Association and Robert E. Delaplaine editor of The Frederick News and Post joined Maryland's state committee to select Root Tilden scholars to attend New York University School of Law Dean Russell D. Niles announced The scholarships worth 8300 over three years are to aid 20 U S graduates nationwide two from each Federal Judicial Circuit study at Arthur T Vanderbilt Hall in NYU's new 5 million dollar Law Center on Washington Square in New York City
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New York
Ogle Marbury
Maryland Court of Appeals
Johns. Stanley
State Bar Association
Robert £. Delaplaine
Frederick News and Post
Frederick
Maryland
Root-Tilden
New York University School of Law
Russell D. Niles
Elihu Root
Samuel Tilden
United States
New York University
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Valentine social and brotherhood banquet at Trinity Lutheran
Tangible items from Taneytown YANEXTOWN note regular meeting of Trinity Lutheran Women's Missionary Society after Week of Prayer. A Valentine social and covered dish supper are planned for February. Brotherhood father and son banquet set for Monday evening January 21 at Trinity Lutheran Church with Richard Sutcliffe of Philadelphia as speaker. Other notes cover visits and family events including Mr and Mrs Ernest Dunbar in Greensboro for Rotary District 281 forums, Mary Fringer Clyde Hesson visiting, Mrs Mary Wentz turning 92, Mrs Mary Mohney at funeral in Rimersburg and travels to Butler, Donna Lou Billy Derr with grandmother Ida Blum.
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Yanextown
Women's’ Missionary Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Albert Wilhide
Brotherhood Father and Son
Richard Sutcliffe
Philadelphia
Ernest W. Dunbar
Greensboro
N. C
Dunbar
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Mary Fringer
Clyde Hesson
LeRoy Wentz
Edgar
Lineboro
Wentz
Mary S. Wentz
Mary Mohney
Rimersburg
Fred Fowler
Butler, Pa
Donna Lou
Billy Derr
Walkersville
Ida Blum
Lewistown Women’s Club January Meeting Held at Home
The Lewistown Homemakers Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Guy Stull’s home with president Mrs. R. Paul Buheman presiding. Guests included Mrs. Martin Ritchie Mrs. Eric Sodergren and Mrs. Jacob Ramsburg.
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Lewistown Club
Guy Stuil
Lewistown Homemakers Club
R. Paul Buheman
Martin Ritchie
Eric Sodergren
Jacob Ramsburg
Ernest Taverner
Rosedale Club
Guy Stull
Re. Clifford Kelly
Florence Kelly
Ray Baer
Paul Wise
Alton Williar
Leroy D. Fothergill
Tinwanre
Lewistown Homemakers Club notes and court decree
Christmas remembrance from the club grateful to Bernard Kelly in the Coast Guard. Packages sent to service men whose mothers belong to the Lewistown Homemakers Club. Notices urge attendance at February 4 Citizens Association meeting at Community Hall and February 8 card party chaired by Mrs George Arnold. February meeting to be at Mrs H Clifford Kelly home. Decree in Equity Court grants Mary E French custody of two children with $25 weekly alimony and visiting rights. Edwin F Nikirk and Richard E Zimmerman attorneys. Captain James Cook named four granite islands by discovery days, Torres Strait, inhabited. Say you saw it in The News.
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E. S. Conway
Bernard Kelly
Coast Guard
New London
Conn
Lewistown
Homemakers Club
George Arnold
H. Clifford Kelly
Equity Court
Mary E. French
Point of Books
James M. French
Edwin F. Nikirk
French
Richard £. Zimmerman
James Cook
Torres Strait
Australia
New Zealand
Officers Installed By Samaritan Rebekahs
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51 held its regular meeting on Jan 1 with 53 members and seven visitors. Miss Celeste R Thomas led the officer installations assisted by PN Gs and P N Gs. Elected officers installed included Noble Grand Mrs Florence Stevens and Vice Grand Mrs Ethel Gardener plus recording and financial secretaries, treasurer and other officers. The chaplain will be installed later. The next meeting on Jan 25 will host the Maryland Rebekah Assembly president and staff.
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Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
Gon West Seventh Street
Celeste R.thomas
Emma Grove
Helen Wachter
Pauline R
Noble Grand
Florence Stevens
Ethel
B. Renn
Sadie Willard
Elsie M. Stone
Mary Angleberger
Mildred Stitely
Fannie King
Reine Bowers
Bessie Poole
Frances Smith
Eva Stride
Mary Elworthy
Pauline R. Koontz
Joha Blumenauer
Vice Grand
Grand
Thelma Baker
Guardian
May Miller
Edith Pearl
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
State school board appoints Walter N Kirkman to board
Governor McKeldin appoints Baltimore’s Walter N Kirkman to fill a vacancy on the Maryland School for the Deaf Board of Visitors. A longtime State Purchasing Agent and later Director of Budget and Procurement, he has had direct contact with state institutions and is familiar with the Frederick school. He currently serves as director of the Medical and Chirurgical.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Walter N. Kirkman
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf
Department of Budget and Procurement
Kirkman
Frederick
New Market Grange Installs Officers at January Meeting
The New Market Grange held a covered dish supper and officer installation on January 9 at the Grange Hall. State Deputy L H Crickenberger installed officers with Mrs Crickenberger and Mr and Mrs Bruce Crum assisting. Next meeting January 23 will cover ritualistic and written work. American peppermint traces to stock from England around 1812.
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New Market Grange
Grange
L. H. Crickenberger
Crickenberger
Bruce Crum
Gettysburg College Names New President And Coach
Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania names Dr. Walter Consuelo Langsam as president to succeed retiring Henry W. A. Hanson in June. John M. Yovisin is elected head football coach, replacing Henry T. Bream after 35 years. Langsam, a Wagner College president, studied at City College of New York and Columbia, with published works on Europe and Asia.
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Gettysburg
Walter Consuelo Langsam
Wagner College
Gtaten Island
N. Y
Gettysburg College
Henry W. A. Hanson
John M. Yovisin
Henry T. Bream
Langsam
The
College of City of New York
Phi Beta Kappa
de Kress
Columbia University
Europe
Asia
Zoning Board Public Hearing Notices Date Set
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on Monday February 11 1982 at 7 00 p m to consider an appeal filed under local zoning ordinances. The notice provides the hearing time and date and invites interested parties to attend.
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Board of Zoning Appeal
Dl Will
Rosemount Avenue
Ares Board OF Zoning Appeals
Tisddt
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