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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1952

Page

10

Charter Night Lions Club Observes Annual Dinner

The Lions Club held its Charter Night in the firemen's hall with a turkey supper for 118 attendees. Rev Frank Shaffer spoke on Can You See The Stars, with music by Gretchen Reese, Robert Stone, and the Chem-Tones providing vocal selections. Attending were Lions officials from nearby towns and local veterans, fire company, and Chamber of Commerce representatives.

Union Bridge The Lions Club Firemen's Fre C Samuel Bowman R E. Selby Mt. Airy Frank Shaffer Westminster Theological Seminary L. P. Chastain Gretchen Reese Robert Stone Sarat Detrick Frederick Lions Jist New Windsor Taneytown Thurmont Libertytown Unionville Glade Valley Loreal Veterans of Foreign Wars, Fire

Frederick County Leads New State Roads District Seven

Frederick County figures prominently in a district reorganization by the State Roads Commission. Frederick will host a new sixth district headquarters on East Church street extended with a 44 acre site for a new building and garage. The sixth district now includes Frederick Carroll and Howard counties, while Frederick shifts to district seven.

Frederick County State Roads Commission Russell H . McCain East Church Street Frederick Carroll Howard Washington Allegany Garrett Eastern Shore Montgomery Prince Georges Baltimore Harford Anne Arundel Calvert, Charles St. Mary's McCain Nathan L. Smith Commission American Oil Co Ox Fibre Brush Co Gulf Refining Co Garrett County

Fire damages Rt. 40 home from overheated furnace pipe

An overheated furnace pipe caused up to $2,000 in damage to the first floor apartment of Alton Ro Putman’s Route 40 house after a fire Tuesday night. Sol Singer, upstairs tenant, smelled smoke and called the Independent Hose Co. Firemen battled through smoke to douse flames in the downstairs bedroom and floor joists near the chimney. Mrs Putman said the damage is insured. The page also notes the Neanderthal remains found in Germany about 100,000 years ago.

Alton Ro Putman Sol Singer Putman Frederick Independent Hose Co County Engine Singer Putmans

Two Cities Picked As Cleanest Towns

Memphis Tennessee and Philadelphia tied as the nation s cleanest towns for 1951 earning the Ernest T Trigg Trophy in a National Paint Varnish and Lacquer Association contest The 100 000 to 500 000 group saw Richmond Virginia and Louisville Kentucky tied for second Other divisions named New Brunswick New Jersey and Hagerstown Maryland Bluefield West Virginia and Big Stone Gap Virginia plus Richlands and Chincoteague Island listed in smaller brackets Prospect 4-H Club elected Arlene Moxley president and named officers with donations to the National 4-H Center and reports on councils leading to a 1952 program plan

Washington Memphis Tenn Philadelphia Counry National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association Ernest T. Trigg Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Richmond Louisville New Brunswick Hagerstown Bluefield Big Stone Gap Richlands Chincoteague Island Prospect

Club selects outfits. six Maryland clubs win plaque

Mrs Hood demonstrates selecting ready made clothes using three models. Meeting dates set for the third Friday each month with the next on February 5 at Mrs Henry Magaha's home. The club, directed by Mrs Foard Hood, was among six Maryland clubs to win the all around achievement plaque for 1951.

This Year To See More Beef, Less Pork

Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan announced in Boston that this year will see more beef and less pork. He said the overall meat supply rise would not materially affect prices as farmers’ costs climb faster than prices for their products. He urged critics to examine the distributors' system. The report notes wheat costs at 20 cents.

Boston Charles ¥. Brannan

Bread Price Debate Sparks Economic Talk Revival at Parkway Church

A local discussion cites loaf costs and farmer milling shifts, arguing bread could drop to about 1 3/4 cents if wheat and milling costs fell. Parkway Church of God hosts nightly revival led by Rev F P Brase with speakers from Uniontown and South Mountain. A Sunday rally at 2:30 aims to promote better homes for America themed by Rev Brose and a gospel choir program.

Braonan Parkway Church of God F. P. Brase J. H. Hoch Uniontown James Reese South Mountan Winfield Church of God America Rev Brose

Court News Marriage Licenses And Deeds Listed

Court notices include marriage licenses for Richard W DeGrange 38 of East Sixth Street and Florence E Dawson 40 of Grant Place and for Claude Paul Lease Jr 23 and Margaret R Angeli 20 both of York Pennsylvania plus Eugene N McCain 24 of Haymarket Virginia and Margaret F Russell 20 of Manassas Virginia. Property deeds show Russell N Flanagan and wife transferring to Ross H Willhide and wife among others for 10 dollars and H Robert Gillelan and wife transferring to Frank S Topper and wife county.

Richard W. DeGrange East Sixth Street Florence E. Dawson Grant Place Claude Paul Lease, Jr Margaret R. Angeli York Eugene N. McCain Haymarket Margaret F. Russell Manassas Russell N. Flanagan Ross H Willhide Robert Gillelan Frank S. Topper

Schoolgirl killed in trolley collision in Baltimore

A 13 year old girl running toward her father's car after school was struck and killed by a trolley. The tragedy occurred on the first day street cars had resumed running after a disruption.

Baltimore Tran

Transit strike era trio: girl rides trike with father home

During a transit strike the girl Carroll Neal normally rode the trolley home. Her father Emmett Neal has continued picking her up even after the strike ended. The note mentions Jefferson's Manual as governing Senate and House procedure.

Nit Carroll Neal Emmett Neal

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