Junior Woman's Club Regular Meeting Held
The Junior Women's Club of Frederick met at All Saints Parish Hall with 20 members present. President Mrs Milton Shon led the meeting. funds were donated to the March of Dimes drive, and a Christmas basket for a needy county family was prepared. Guests from the Frederick Jewish Women’s Council attended. plans for joint charity work were discussed along with a popwarner breakfast tribute and social sketches. The next meeting is set for the fourth Monday in February.
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Gertrude Smith
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
James Fo McClelllan
Jo William Dreaning
Garland Feaga
Thiches
Pyle
Challenge Of Polio March of Dimes Campaign Urges Donations
The piece urges broad public support for polio fund raising, noting polio affects every town and that millions are needed. It stresses that taxes or cost of living are no excuse to withhold contributions and calls for dollars rather than dimes to fund treatment and cure research.
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Polis
Mario
Television innovations stir critics and viewers alike
Critics say there is room to improve offerings while sets sell briskly in strong reception areas. In Chicago, TV penetration rose from 20,000 to 14,000, and families attempt home entertainment as more households adopt new devices. Experiments include Phonevision scrambling for pay per view and a University of Albany televisor project linking 39 universities to broadcast courses on nuclear energy and social sciences. The mix could bolster weak public service programming and boost industry growth.
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Television Por
Tnt
Chicato
Pete Gond
Anne
Bert
Pier Grams
Prine
Chicago
University of the Albany
Partiapatinp
Strength For Today by Earl St Douglass
Many people feel the Church has lost influence yet it remains strong in guiding society. Its teachings are seed that grow in the world and should reach councils, markets, banks, offices, and factories. Let Jesus’ ideas pierce barriers and hasten change. Copyright Rabson Newspaper Ltd. Strike Likely Baltimore transit workers threaten walkout at 4 a.m. Thursday with 3,200 operators and maintenance staff prepared to strike.
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Jerusalem
Jericho
Jesus
Rabson
Ltnd
Baltimore
Baltimore Transit Company
Two Day Conference for Southern States Agencies in Frederick
A two day conference for main managers and personnel of Southern States Cooperative Service Agencies in Frederick will be held next Wednesday and Thursday January 21 and February 1 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. About sixty managers from Frederick area will attend. Representatives from Southern States Cooperative with the Pal Bureau of Frederick and Mille from Meiers Feed & Farm Supply will speak.
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AW tWeedaye
Southern States
Frederick
Francis Scott Keynotr
Utarenes
Ayer
Predenck
Discernment and quickness in language focus
A fragment discusses discernment and accuracy in choosing words, noting misused forms and the need to discriminate meanings. It contrasts supernatural and spiritual terms and hints at improving vocabulary through precise usage and attentive reading.
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College Sax
Sivgian
Hank and
Givens
Prameyrie Stryppay
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The Calms Of The News
Fifty years ago local items note a large bank barn and outbuildings burned on a farm in the Tanrstown district of Carvan County. Victor Baughman backs a special session. Gov. Smith has not decided. Census hints extra representation forthcoming. Grace Reform Church held a sale and supper. first evening receipts tallied. Attending St Luke’s Lutheran and Att Zonzo parishioners visited Jeffersay to welcome Rev. L A Bush and family.
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Witham Feeser
Tanrstown
Carvan Vounts
GFN
Victor Baughman
Gov. Smith
General Assembly
Grace Reformen Church
Esale
Hop Hall
Sattah
Jon Snerrow
SL Luke's Lutheran Church
F Peagavitle
Att Zon
Twenty Years Ago Local Ems From The Columns Of The News
A 1981 column notes fire drill participation at Hood Col Jer and a 12 30 p m alarm where the firemen exited within under three minutes. The State Board of Health may approve bonds around 50000 to upgrade Brunswick water facilities. The triplet children of Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers were moved to their parents home at Clary Apartments 199 West Second Street. The dollar bill gains value against commodities as exchange costs rise. Frederick Living costs decline as prices fall.
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Hood Col Jer
Martin L. Bowers
Frederick City Hospital
Clary Apartments
West Second Street
Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Mothers Control
A reader asks how to resist a mother who plans lifelong single work for her daughter. Dorothy Dix explains mothers often dominate due to self righteousness, urging independence and warning against forced celibacy while highlighting sisterly consequences. The column also covers a sister warning about an affair and a man choosing religions, advising harmony over conflict and noting faith differences may derail marriage.
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Mise Dix
Mother
Towoish
Claribel
Eneerathy
St Wall
Pase
Dea
Dorothy Dis
Middletown Anivets Seek Members to reach hundred
Middletown Amvets Post No 8 plans a drive starting in February to boost active membership from 80 to 100. John Hedges chairs the membership committee with Millard Taimer Austin Huffer Glen Rudy Charles Palmer John Holmes Richard Beachley Milo De Tarter. The national charter revision opens Korean veterans and others with honorable service September 4 1940 to peace.
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No. 8
Middletown
John Hedges
Millard Taimer
Austin Huffer
Glen Rudy
Charles Palmer
Ohn Holmes
Richard Beachley
Milo de Tarter
Amvets
New Books Provide Tips On Cutting Food Budgets
Four modern cookbooks offer practical guidance for budget friendly meals. The Practical Book of Food Shopping by Helen S Hovey and Kay Reynolds teaches thrifty shopping and economical meat and dairy choices. The Key to Kitchen Economy compiles family recipes and cost saving menus from This Story Magazine editors. The Hamburger Dunk Book by Esther Schwarz and Ruth Kooper shows 200 ground beef uses with affordable meals. Modern Homemaker's Cookbook by Beth Bailey McLean blends nutrition with practical kitchen steps for smaller servings and sensible meat cookery.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Ood
Helen S Hovey
Kay Reynovids
Lippincott
Helen Stone Hovey
New York University
Kay Reynolds
Keepy House
Eml
Mae Conk
Bartholomew House
Esther KR Schwarz
Ruth Kooper
Abplard Press
Beth Bailey McLean
M. Barrows
BSA
Swill and Company
Mead Speaks on Cultural Thinking and Responsibility
Dr. Margaret Mead outlined how Western and Eastern Europe view guilt and responsibility differently, contrasting American emphasis on action with Russian and German attitudes toward thought and obedience. She urged individual accountability in mass society and urged parents to foster it in children during her Hood College talk.
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Margaret Mead
Brodbeck Hall
Hood Coltege
Europe
America
Dr. Mead
Dr Mead
Moeven
Frederick
Andrew G. Truxal
Religious Education School Planned at Myersville Church
Plans are nearly complete for a Church of the Brethren religious education school to run February 12 to March 1 at Myersville Church. Sponsored by Middletown Valley and Pleasant Valley congregations, sessions occur twice weekly for three weeks and welcome community attendees. Enrollment is free with possible teaching credit, featuring courses on Christian Beliefs, The New Testament, and Understanding Children taught by church leaders from Hagristown, Pleasant View, and host church staff.
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School of Religious Education
Myersville
Church of the Brethren
Middletown Valley
Pleasant Valley
Abe
Cristian
Earl Mainterell
Hagristown
Carl H. Zigler
Pleasant View
Wreatha Apple
Hagerstown
Church O the Brethren
Newton L. Poling
Brownsville
Samuel D. Lindsay
Moyersville
Ejectment Halted by Writ in Circuit Court Action
Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer halted further action in the ejectment case before Magistrate Glass pending a declaratory judgment. C. Lease Bussard sues Clarence A. Bussard and wife over a feed and fertilizer business building at South Carroll and East South streets, seeking a declaration that he holds possession until December 31, 1951 and a restraining order against the magistrate’s court.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Thomas. Glass
C. Lease Bussard
Clarence A. Bussard
C. L. Bussard
South Carroll
East South Streets
Edwin F. Nikirk
Jessee
Bussard
Glass
Coruit Court
Magistrate’s Court
Doctor Says Colds Persist Despite New Medical Advances
A doctor notes that despite many claimed cures and ongoing public belief in remedies, common colds remain widespread and costly. Viruses cause colds, crowding and close contact raise risk, and simple measures like covering coughs and avoiding the ill help. Advice includes rest after hot baths and aspirin, with limited success seen from antihistamines. Deeds recorded show Grace P. Hickman selling 734 acres near Point of Rocks for about 39000 and Earl F. Hargett selling west Fairview property for about 6500.
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Grace P. Hickman
Thomas Bertram
King
Arlington
Point of Rocks
Earl F Hargett
Vincent Rogers
Fairview Avenue
Tough Times Ahead For Newspaper Advertising Washington
Washington reports on the harsh outlook for newspaper ads as Red China debates Korea strategy and U N policy while U S forces press the conflict. Separate note from Chicago outlines fierce ad competition among newspapers magazines radio and TV with warnings of paper shortages impacting schedules and readers.
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Barnes
Bureau
The
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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