Prices and Taxes Must Be Posted In Frederick
Frederick officials announce new regulations require posting of motor fuel prices and taxes at retail stations. Licensees must display licenses and signs stating price per gallon, state and federal taxes, with caps on sign size. Equipment must bear brand names. no misleading price signs may be shown. Also reported are local political shifts as Magistrate Glass heads Frederick County Democrats and new party officers are elected. plans for Jeffers Dow Jackson Day dinner are discussed.
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Frederick
E. Austin James
Thomas S. Glass
Youre Democrats
Frederick County
Lumen F. Norris
Emmitsburg
Mabel Keine
New Market
George E. Hamilton
Arthur Potts
Jeffersdye Jackson
Nelbert
Null
Braddock
Young Democrats
Shields Cornpropst
Underground coal burning eyed for power generation
Washington reports an experiment in burning coal underground may yield low cost fuel for electricity. Secretary Oscar Chapman cited the potential while James Boyd of the Bureau of Mines announced a new test at Gorgas Alabama to burn unmined coal, soon to begin.
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Washington
Oscar Chapman
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Gorgas
Ala
Fairchild Wage Talks Move to Washington
Federal conciliator convenes talks in Washington with CIO United Auto Workers leaders from Detroit invited as Fairchild Aircraft plant workers in Hagerstown enter the fourth week of a strike over pay progression. Fairchild offers a 12 cent across the board raise. 5,200 workers idle as the sole producer of the Air Force C 119 Packets planes for Korea. Jewel Class at Adams Town Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church held a smelt with 11 attendees on January 19. New officers elected. next meeting set for February 16 at Miss Cutsail home.
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Washington
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Med
CIO
United Automobile
Federal Conciliation Service
Clyde Mills
Detroit
Fairchild Engine and Airplane Corp
Fairchild
Air Force
Adamstown
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Phena Dulrow
Elizabeth Oland
Nellie Whitter
Katherine Hoult
Margie Rengle
Alice Kabrick
Istarre Ht Riser
Assant Secretar
Margie Fry
Taneytown School Seeks Strong Library Expansion
The Taneytown school library gains a large book selection through additions to the library fund. A Kiwanis club check and a board of education allocation boost the educational value. The March of Dimes drive raised 49.85 dollars, with activities at the school supervised by John Wooden, Sammis from the State Department of Education guesting. A June lunch program rhythmic phase drew interest. The Elementary Student Council elected James Wolf president and planned bulb planting. David Gunther was named flag chairman. The council urged students near Mag pote to face Mag at rising or setting. Emblems were awarded to orchestra safety patrol and student council. New school colors are green and white. A population density note states 1,000 square miles yielding about 1,000 people per square mile, higher than Rhode Island.
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Laneytown
Hiaral Kiwanla Club
Bhoard of Education
John Wooden
Whigs
Orchestra
Court News shows multiple divorce filings and local notices
Court records list absolute divorce bills for Kenneth M H Eckerle and Ann Marie Ecker and many party pairings from Hagerstown to Frederick and beyond. Property deeds include transfers to Bowers, Hanes, Harley, and Vestry of St Pauls with nominal sums. Civil actions reference Albany area figures including county transactions and church authority transfers to state bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth HM. Eckerle
Ann Marie Ecker
Fort E. Griffith
Mary M. Shaw
Hagerstown
Paul F. Allen
Gaithersburg
Bernice BE. Boxall
Redland
Robert W. Hahn
Richmond
Elizabeth M. Ward
Artington
Melvin R. Stith
Middletown
Exther S. Forney
Linden
James N. Kinna
Clara E Leopold
Knoxville
Harold D. Grubb
Poolesville
Helen M. Geisbert
Beallsville
Ralph L. Bish
Hanover
Ruth Ann Redding
Littlestown
Paul M. Barnes
West All Saints
Henrietta
White
Frederick
Lemuel Bowers
Farle W. Bowers
James McLane Youts
George L. Hanes
Merril R. Moore
Jack C. Harley
Grace P. Dlickman
St. Paul's Chalech
Baltimore
State Heads Commission
Maryland
Phelps building bid halted after low sale price
The former Phelps building in Sykesville was withdrawn from sale due to insufficient bids after starting at 315 000 and climbing to 31750. Owner listed as Irving Levy. Baltimore area social notes recount Dr and Mrs Robert E B Gard ner hosting Springfeld hospital volunteers at a luncheon with several doctors and ladies. The local 4 H club met at Miss Sharon Snow s home and elected officers: Sharon_sw, pres Arlene Dixon, vp Eileen Burdette, sec Patsy Dixon, treasurer Nellie Polk Dorsey, reporter Hope Richardson, recreation chair Barbara Young, assistant home demonstration agent. Next meeting set at Nancy Lopez s home on Saturday Feb 10. Mrs Saran Bennett Albaugh returned from a week at University hospital. Mrs D W Carthorn spent six days with Rev and Mrs David C Watson in Hamilton and visited Aunt Miss Ann Brayshaw at Glen Burnie.
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Sykesville
Phelps
Irving Levy
Baltimore
Robert EB. Gardner
Springfeld Hospital
Virginia Boyer
Irene Hitchman
Florence Greenshields
Constance Merriman
Henrietta de Witt
Homer
Sharon Snow
Sharon Sw
Arlene Dixon
Eileen Burdette
Patsy Dixon
Nellie Polk Dorsey
Hope Richardson
Barbara Young
Nancy Lopez
Saran Bennett Albaugh
University Hospital
D. W. Carthorn
David C. Watson
Hamilton
Ann Brayshaw
Glen Burnie
Unclear ceremonial details sweep through parish and town
The article notes attendance at an Episcopal convention in Balymesre with Mr and Mrs Levis AL Myer. It mentions the engagement of Hye Caredyn to Luther J Beuthers, son of Claude Israthers. Mr and Mrs Marcle Pickett plan to move to Westminster. Frank Seales, employed at Home Furniture Co, left for Washington to rejoin the Navy. Arthur Sim will take his place.
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Balymesre
Levis AL Myer
Hye Caredyn
Luther J. Beuthers
Claude Israthers
Marcle Pickett
Westminster
Om Frank Seales
L Ar the
Home Furniture Co
Washington
Navy
Arthur Sim
Niswander honors Garner 50th wedding anniversary
Paul Niswander hosted a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garner in Union Bridge for their 50th anniversary. Attending were Mary and Edward Baugher, Rev and Mrs George Early, Hubert Ruby Jr and family, and the Niswander and Garner households. The couple, who moved from a Westminster area farm five years ago, have one living child, Mrs. Niswander, and a granddaughter Doris Niswander.
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Univs Bridge
Paul Niswander
Frank Garner
Mary Baugher
Edward Baugher
George Early
Hubert Ruby
Westminnster
Garner
Westminster
Union Bridge
Niswander
Doris Niswander
Carroll Garden Club Meets at Snyder Home February 6
The Carroll Garden club will meet at Mrs. Herbert Snyder's house in McKinstry's Mills on Tuesday February 6 at 2 p.m. The Warehime house was vacated by Ambrose Malangoni some months ago on West Broadway.
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Warehime
Ambrose Malangoni
West Broadway
Carroll Garden Club
Herbert Snyder
McKinstry’s Mills
New Windsor Plans Play “An Old Fashioned Charm”
Plans are being made in New Windsor for the high school production “An Old Fashioned Charm” to be presented at Martin. Richard Benedict of Bathinure visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ersole Benedict. Recent dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Truman Nusbaum included Dr and Mrs Lowell Ensor and daughter Rev and Mrs Eugene Woodward and daughter.
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Windsor
Richard Benedict
Bathinure
Mrs
Ersole Benedict
Truman Nusbaum
Lowell Ensor
Eugene Woodward
West
Local Notes and Social Announcements
Mrs Bachman and Mrs Suitely recover at Echo Hill Farm after another automobile accident. Mrs Geer returns from St. Louis after her aunt Pearl Benedict’s death. The Harris class meets at the Burkholder home. St Paul’s hosts Ash Wednesday service February 7. Rev Nimon speaks at the Lions Club. Yeast first used in England in 1634.
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Minster
Charles Bachman
L. C. Suitely
Echo Hill Farm
Ralph Geer
Hom
St. Louis
Pearl Benedict
Harris
Winfield Burkholder
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Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Taneytown
The
Sarr
Rhode Island
Donna
Moen’s
Save Kemp's Discount Stamper
Court News
General Acceptance Corp
Tal
Ahan
U. A. Lough & Son
YI South Market
Roery
A. Lough
Ees
Monumant
Abdres Cre
Silver Spring
Eugene ‘. Wachtereft
Marvin Memorial Methodist Church
Stauffer Curry
Florence Garner
Bessie Garner
Rey Johnson
Montil
Monrovia
J. Goetze
Howard Schaeffer
Bethesda
New Windsor
England
Uscious
Breyers
Breyer
M. J. Golibart
U.S. Route 40
Kroehler
Collers
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