Community supper date set in Creagerstown
Harold Shorb, general chairman, announces the annual Creagerstown community supper will be held in May at the Parish house of the John's Liberal Church. Mrs Thelma Kersey is in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Mr and Mrs C H Goetmer and children of Baltimore visited Mrs William Burdette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstown
Ralph H W. Grinder
Harold Shorb
the John’s Liberal Church
Thelma Kersey
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. BH. Goetmer
Baltimere
Wiliam Burdette
Factors Marker
Inauguration Attendees Include Mrs Snyder and Keil Family
The Frederick editor notes attendees at the inauguration include Mrs Gladys Snyder and her son Weel the buildings, Mrs Dulcie Keil of Alabama and her daughter Shirley, plus Mrs William Baker. Harold Shorb returned from a Baltimore hospital where he underwent surgery. The local H boys basketball team posted a win over Mt Pleasant and Union visiting Miss Bessie Belt. A constricted chimney blew during the storm but fell away safely. Rep DeWitt Hyde (R Md) proposes repealing the excise tax on transportation of persons and property as wartime burden. London detective Sir Harold Scott, retired from Scotland Yard, notes travel tax limits commerce.
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Gladys Snyder
Weel
Washington
Dulcie Keil
Alabama
Holiz
Shirley
William G. Baker
Russell Long Jr
Harold Lee Shorb
Baltimore
Mt. Pleasant
Union
Bessie Belt
Ville
George Ramsburg
William Cram
Evelyn Jones
Frederick
DeWitt S. Hyde
Harold Scott
London
Scotland Yard
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