Old Home Week Planned for Emmitsburg Memorial Hall
Emmitsburg Community Hall Association meets at the Fire Hall with plans for Old Home Week from August 30 to Labor Day. Activities include a parade, carnival, chautauqua, supper, band concert, and a twin ball game. Memorial Hall funds to be aided by the celebration. Officers elected to lead, July 11 meeting scheduled.
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Emmitsburgs
Edgar Emrich
Emmitsburg Memorial Hall
Paul Keepers
Carroll E. Frock, Jri
Keepers
Anna Mae Linn
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Hall Fund
Thomas Frailey
Edward Linge
Memorial Hall Association
St Joseph's School
Vigilant Hose Company
Veterans Organizations
B. H. Boyle
Edward Lingg
Thornton Rodgers
Philip Bower
Robert Daugherty
Samuel C. Hays
W. R. Cadle
Thomas J. Frailey
Lewis Stoner
John M. Roddy
Hall Fund
Nine Hurt In Autos Crash In Clarksburg
Two cars collided head on near Route 240 in Clarksburg about 6 23 Monday morning injuring nine people. Four Quantico Marines in the Nelson car and five others were hospitalized in Bethesda and Washington. Names and ages of the injured include William Nelson 46 Mildred Nelson 48 Patsy Nelson 21 James Nelson 3 Jean Copeland 21 and Marine drivers David M Williams Jr William Basles Wendell Rogers and Joseph Walker. Police say Williams pulled from behind a van crossing a double line into Nelsons path at about 45 mph. Nelson held on 250 bond as a material witness likely facing reckless driving charges.
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Clarksburg
Quantico
Naval Hospital
Washington
Bethesda
William Nelson
la Place
Mildred Nelson
Patsy Nelson
James Nelson
Jean Copeland
Nelsons
David M. Williams, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
William Basles
Lexington
Wendell E. Rogers
Joseph Walker
Cochese
N.Y
Williams
Nelson
Frederick and Baltimore Visits Highlight Local Notes
Freeman boys attend Camp Ritchie for the summer while Miss Mae Rowe returns home after a week at Wildwood New Jersey. Mrs Keith Janicke takes a Cam bridge Rubber Co office post in Taney town. Mrs Guy Baker visits Baltimore with Jerome Peters. Mrs Thornton Rodgers returns from Baltimore to stay with John Owens. Robert Gillelan US Navy Philadelphia visits home with H Robert Gillelan. Visitors to Clarence Sanders include Emma Lawson Philadelphia and Oliver Sanders Gettysburg. James McKenna and family of Washington visit Mrs McKenna's mother Marie Graninger BlaL. David Fratley of Boston spends weekend with C G Frailey family. Lt Col Richard Hershey reports to new Massachusetts assignment. Mrs Hershey and children stay.
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Frederick
Camp Ritchie
Mae Rowe
Wildwood
N. J
Keith Janicke
Cambridge Rubber Company
Taneytown
Guy Baker
Baltimore
Jerome Peters
Thornton Rodgers
John Owens
Robert Gillelan
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia
Clarence Sanders
Emma Lawson
Oliver Sanders
Gettysburg
James McKenna
Washington
McKenna
Marie Graninger Blal
David Fratley
Boston
Mass
Fratley
C. G. Frailey
Richard Hershey
Massachusetts
Mra. Hershey
Local social notes and visits span several towns
The column records numerous visits and travels by residents including Miss Anabel Hartman Grace Howe and Lottie Lillie Hoke in Winchester. soldiers on furlough. hospital visitors Miss Bilfie and Miss Wood. Baptism at St Joseph’s. a VFW auxiliary card party. and local families hosting kin. It also notes Dr Samuel Strother Knott’s 92nd birthday and his long service.
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Robert L. Troxell
Col. Hershey
Anabel Hartman
Grace Howe
Lottie
Lillie Hoke
Winchester
Hoke
SoRichard Matter
A. S. Army
Charles Matter
Main Street
VFW
Post Home
Center Square
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Alice Kelly
Lewis Kelly
Merle Bryn
Butler
John Zacharias
Bryn
DR. Knott
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Samuel Strother Knott
Moser’s Cross Roads
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass D D
A short devotional urges avoiding anxiety amid world change and uncertainty. It cites worries over employment and finances as harmful to body, mind, and faith, quoting a Maxim about anxiety and a Wesley line, then offers practical social guidance on dress and flowers for a dance.
Wilson Again Asks Controls
Washington July 9 Charles E Wilson appealing anew for strong price controls and unflagging rearmament said the Communist truce was a maneuver to induce the U S to drop its guard He questioned why Jacob Malik the U N representative made his cease fire proposal a week before the Defense Production Act expired He warned that if a truce ends Communist aggression in Korea it would be a great victory but not final Wilson said there was a movement to wreck the country s defense program and urged inflation control and defense funding measures
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
U. N
Jacob Malik
Korea
Wilson
Wilson warns of military cuts amid inflation and Korea risk
Wilson says talk of shrinking armed forces to three million or less is dangerous and Congress is unlikely to follow. He warns wholesale inflation could cripple a $50 billion defense program but urges safeguards. He asserts Soviet Russia seeks to push the U.S. into self-destruction while Congress debates a new federal controls bill replacing expiring laws. In another item, the Orphans Court approves the final administration account in the Daisy L. Page estate with $416.40 personal property and no residual funds. He adds a note on essential raw materials for the free world, naming potassium, phosphorus, nitrogen.
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Wilson
Congress
Russia
Korea
Orphans Court
Daisy L. Page
Margar Drongnburg
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Emmitsburg
Williamsburg
Vsa
Durham
N. C
Phyllis M. Bower
Duke University Hospital
Smoky Mountains
Konorock Lutheran Mountain Mission
Roanoke
Fire Company
Marrone
American Red Cross
J. J. Hollinger
John S. Hollinger
Edward Houck
Donald Rodgers
Robert Koontz
Leo Keepers
Rodman Cadle
Reserve District No
Frederick County National Bank OF
Maryland
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Ade
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Glenn E. Biehl
Glenn E, Biehl
Joseph T. Griffin
J. Walker Carty
Emory L. Nusz
L. Homer Miller
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cloyd Seiss
Mary Louise Jordan
Marie Fitg
Atlantic City
Belvedere Hotel
Mary Kessler
James Kessler
William Stoner
K. Matthews
Carroll Frock, Jr
Carolyn Louise
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Frock
Barbara Baron
A. L. Karlquist
Mervin Crouse
John Crouse
Walter Crouse
Crouse
St. Joseph's Bet
Whirlpool Corp
Milton Levin
Crownzail
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County
Crown
George E. Case, Jr
Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Mattoss
John Wesley
Babson Newspaper
Jetian Pictures
Rabel
Soataae
Avour
Helen Hayes
Hattie Carnegie
Quynn’s Hardware Store
East Patrick ST
Never Rayos Pres
Amior
Hall
Theatre & Keaton
Sorate Colbert Matlin
Mage] McNellis
Radia
Marineet
Belavet
Claudette Colbert
Fannie Hurst
Blue Ribbon
Bildegarde Wetlngal
Alt, Rae
Gare Ore
Citizens National Bank OF
Certa
State of
County of
Ss. I. W. Bartgis Storm
W. Bartgis Storm
Ernest Helfenstein
Charles H. Conley
William H. B. Anders
Roland W. Harbaugh
Federal Reserve System
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
George W. Smith
Gail L. Catshall
H.C. Dorcus
Raymond L. Smith
Guy R. Creager
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