Scott Wins Votes to Retain GOP Chairmanship
Hugh D. Scott Jr. won a 54 to 50 confidence vote to keep his Republican National Committee chair. The decision followed a five hour debate and a motion to declare the chair vacant. Scott pledged to strengthen the party and condemned Dewey as unsuitable for a third nomination.
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Omaha
Hugh D. Je
Reublican National Committee
Id Gop
Pennsylvania
Tyre
Thomas Dewey
New York
Scott
Wey
Ritical
Dewer Scott
Dewer
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Harrison Spangfer
Town
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Werner Schroeder
Illinois
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
Roy E. Dunn
Afinnesote
Farmer
Scotti
Faries
Dunn
Turkey
Four Generations OES Install Officers in Brunswick Chapter
At a Brunswick Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meeting the 1949 officers were installed by Installing Matron Mrs Ruth Yoinger and Assoc Grand Conductress of the Gr Chapter of Maryland. Names include Adelaide Musgrove Worthy Matron and Mary Rockwell Assoc Matron with Cecllia E Thomas Secretary and Ethel Barlow Conquetress among others.
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OES
Brunswick
Order of the Eastern Star
Ruth Yoinger
Assoc
Maryland
Marshall
Helen Sh Deping
Local names listed for historical organist and wardens
A fragment lists Hovermale as organist and names Doris Kelly Ada Maxine Souder Ruth Mary Payne Esther Dorthy Haller Mar the Jean Whipp Electa Sarat Eaton Warden and Clara Albert Sentuuc.
Emmitsburg News Roundup Notes Local Happenings
January entries from Emmitsburg include the post office window hours shifting to Saturday afternoons 1 to 1 30. Mentions list residents and visitors from Gettysburg Baltimore and Rocky Ridge with social calls, family visits, and a birthday celebration for Margaret Neighbours with several youngsters noted.
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Baltimore and Nearby
Social notes mention Loyola College graduates taking a nine day vacation in Baltimore after exams. Mrs Ray Topper visited her sister in Fairfield Pennsylvania. L Don Strader, former wartime Red Cross director, now at Camp Breckenridge Kentucky. Miss Mary Louise Callahan of Gettysburg spent weekend with Prof Richard McCullough and Elizabeth at the Swiss Chalet. Harry Scott Hahn Jr. was baptized January 12 with Rev Phip Bower officiating. The program committee and missionary society hosted a gathering at Mrs C A Ha’s home with topic How Christian is America. Additional children listed in a short society item.
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Louis Callahan
Baltimore
Charles E. Eckenrode
Louisa Warthen
Loyola College
Ray Topper
Ida Wolfe
Fairfield
L. Don Strader
Red Cross
Mt. St Marys' College
David Guise
Camp Breckenridge
Mary Louise Callahan
Gettysburg
Richard McCullough
Elisabeth
Harry Scott Hahn, Jr
Phip Bower
Wee
Mixionary Society
Harner
Birs
Wuture Edward Smith
America
Baptisms at Bliss Lutheran Church and Church Elections
The article notes multiple baptisms at Bliss Lutheran Church during a Holy Baptism service officiated by Rev Philp Bower. It lists the children Thelma Jean Herring Harold Edward Gochenour Anna Marie Kasey Garry Lee Stultz Gloria Jean Stultz and mentions the Holy Name Society of St Anthon’s Church electing officers Maurice Orndorf president James F. Seltzer vice president Roy Wigtre as treasurer and John A. Jordan secretary. It also mentions Miss Lorne Adams returning to Washington after visiting her parents.
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Bliss Lutheran Church
Thelma Jean Herring
Donald P Herring
Harold Edward Gochenour
Haro'd C.gochenour
Anna Marc Liser
Ralph W. Kasey
Garry Lee Stultz
Gloria Jean Stultz
Milford R Stultz
Philp Bower
Holy Name Society of
St Anthons S Church
Maurice Orndorf
James FE Seltzer
Roy Wig
John A. Jordan
Lorne Adams
Washington
R Ord
Fel Adame
Symphony at Wemd to feature National Symphony
Westminster Maryland College will host the National Symphony Orchestra on February 14 in Ahmont Hall with conductor Hans Kindler in what is billed as his final appearance in that role. The program includes Mozart Czech Rhapsody Weinberger Symphony No. 5 and Tchaikovsky.
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Westminster
Far Western Maryland College
National Symphony Orchestra
Ahmont
Hans Kindler
Weinberger
Tchaikovsky
NICODEMUS Paint Store Ad at 30 N Court Street
Local paint shop NICODEMUS advertises products and services from 30 North Court Street with contact dial 425 for orders and inquiries.
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Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
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Contractor & Builder General Repair Cabinet
George R. Miller
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Medford
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Crosley
Norge
Plymouth
Harrison Hatchery
Sam's Creek
Sterling Blacksten
Paul Greene
Raymond Hughes
Bape
Apees Werke Studio Seaewun Ab
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Lewisdale
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Maynard Watkins
Monrovia
Watkins
Royce
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Brether Seton Guild Center Square
George Reynolds Baitimere
Mollre Resnolds
Andrew Kelbelfs
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Maynard Reilnor
Kelholte
Saturdas
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Wilbur Wetzel
Paul Cal
Ngzlor
Laura
Hi Stinson
Roy Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Clarence Bollinger
Greenmount
Carrie Hartzell
Roy Bolvnser
Annie Renner
Hal
Herbert Neighbours
Margaret
Margaret Neighbours
Ronny Hopkins
Susan Daugherty
Audrey Springer
Rebecca Nail
Rebecca Hays
Patty Jean Bower
Tommy Bollinger
Tommy Wilhide
Morrisse
John
Cene Callahan
Colonial Jewelry Co
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Better Homes Equip. CO
E. Patrick ST
Glass & Mirror Sales & Service
Valentines
Anepe
Berser’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
N. Market St
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Wile Coutpon
Ddiedoess
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Cavell
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Fiat
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Oline
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