Emmitsburg Volunteer Firemen Pleased With New Squad Truck
The Vigilant Hose Company in Emmitsburg praises a one ton squad truck placed in service last fall. The four wheel drive Torch cab carries a gas powered generator, portable pump, smoke ejector, air masks, walkie talkies, first aid kits and a folding stretcher. The unit supports fast water supply and assists with auto accidents with the Legion ambulance service as needed.
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Steve Cartle
Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
James Pitzgerald
Guy McGlaughlin
American Legion Ambulance Service
Full Completes Fire Claim Course
Donald Full, fire claim superintendent for State Farm Insurance, completed three weeks of technical study at the Bloomington home office. He returns home from the Seaboard Office in New York. State Farm runs year round courses for 175 claim employees to update fire policy contracts and procedures.
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Donald Full
Wyngate Drive
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Full
Seaboard
Oak Street
State Farm
Airport Closed As Snow Reaches Three Feet In Eugene
Eugene officials say the city airport will remain shut as three feet of snow piles up. Crews abandoned clearing the mile long runway after estimates showed 25,000 dump truck loads would be needed to clear it.
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Eugene, Ore
Eugene
Mileedong
Cub Scout Pack 267 Holds First Meeting of Year
Cub Scout Pack 267 of Calvary Methodist Church held its first pack meeting of the year on Monday January 27 in the parish hall with about 150 attendees. Cubmaster Charles B Jones Sr presided as Jeffrey Main and Charles Kann presented flags with Den Chief Magaha leading the Pledge of Allegiance. The session included greetings group singing and an icebreaker Kiowa Indian Yell tied to the theme Fit for America. Awards were handed to Aldana Whims Richard Phelps Christopher Connells Melvin Hamburg Kuhn twins Jan Kopas Keith Miers Donald Wisner Steven Kuhn Charles Kann and Jeffrey Main received pins badges and den chief cards. A skating party preceded the meeting with about 200 attending and a window display is planned for Boy Scout Week February 7 to 13 in downtown Frederick. The pack also plans to attend Calvary Methodist as a unit on February 9 at 1 00 am.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Charles B. Jones Sr
Jeffery Main
Charles Kann
MaGaha
Jesse Myers
Johnson
Asst
Aldana Whims
Richard Phelps
Christopher Connells
Melvin Hamburg
Melvin
Jeff Kuhn
Jan Kopas
Denner
Keith Miers
Don
Ald Wisner
Steven Kuhn
Hubert Wilson
Jeffrey Main
Den
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Calvary Methodist
Lime Kiln Ed To Yor Diy Visit Highlights Family Trips
A fragmentary local note records Lime Kiln residents visiting relatives in Walkersville Tennessee New Market and New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Marshall Strube visited Mrs Ethel Smith and family while Mr and Mrs Elmer Stemple are mentioned in the same line of social notices.
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West Virginia
Henry Baugher
Agnes Shores
Carroll Houck Loth
Frederick
Eonard Hoffmaster
Red 9
Carl Shores
Boyers Ml Road
George Shores
Walkers Ville
Leste Fellows
RFD 2
Paul Mayne Jr
Lime Alin
Elwood Green
Myersville
Betts Anderson
Adamstown
Neilie Green
James Hood
James Spring
Henry Bangher
Car! Shores
Leonard Hoffmaster
RFD
Yor Diy
Tomine
Henry Haugter
Walkersville
Ross Sr
Tennessee
Marshall Strube
New Market
Ethel Smith
Elmer Stemple
Skating Makes College-Bound Brad Jones Travel to Practice
Brad Jones, 17, a senior at J Mynderse Academy in Seneca Falls, braved an ice storm by skating almost a mile to basketball practice. Walking or driving were hazardous, so he strapped on ice skates and glided along sidewalks coated in ice to reach the gym.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Brad Jones
J .Mynderse Academy
Brad
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