Frederick society notes and Bridg Luncheon honors visitors
Mrs. F E Shriner hosted a bridge luncheon at Rockwell Terrace for visitors Mrs Judson A Lyon of Connellsville and Mrs Charles Blundell of Ridgewood. Guests included Mrs Louis L Wilson and others. Lyon and Tollenger won first and second in bridge. Birthday salutes and camp news follow with local families and scouts headed to Camp Woolston and Camp Roosevelt, plus social club outings and garden club meeting recaps.
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Bridge
Lyon
Tollenger
Garden Club
James H Grove, Jr
Frederick
John W. Quynn
Elsie Symington
Bride Jean Feaga Marries Naval Chief Baden in Bristol
Miss Jean Deloris Feaga daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter P Feaga of West College Terrace became Mrs Baden last Saturday at All Saints Episcopal church. Her husband to be is Chief Petty Officer in charge of the Naval Recruiting Station in Bristol Virginia, where the couple reside with his mother Mrs John Alfred Baden of Landover and Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Baden
Jean Deloris Feaga
Walter P. Feaga
West College Terrace
John Alfred Baden
Landover
Washington, D. C
Bristol
Hyattstown school history and last Patrons Club meeting
The Hyattstown Parents and Patrons Club held its final meeting with officers and many visitors in attendance. The event included readings, songs, and dances, plus reflections on Hyattstown’s 175 year history and the old Swamp College school from around 1830.
Local School Relocated After 50 Years in Hyatts Town Action
Grafton Gardner born 1832 and A J Tabler born 1836 are noted in a local history article. After half a century the original school site was deemed inadequate and sold back to its owners while a new lot was purchased about 1881. The club planned an annual picnic near Hyattstown and Mrs Burdette presented diplomas to three sixth graders Allan Burgee Melvin Burdette and Donald Lawson. God Be With You Till We Meet Again was sung and Mrs Melvin Burdette won the door prize. The club will meet again in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Gardner
A. J Tabler
Hyattstown
Allan Burgee
Melvin Burdette
Donald Lawson
State Spent More Money Than it Got
Maryland's general fund surplus fell by 1,222,564 in June as the state spent more cash than it took in for the first time in months. Comptroller J Mullard Tawes blamed income shortfalls and released a revised surplus of 7,817,268, noting that retiring 4,000,000 from a prior record would have kept an 11,000,000 balance.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Banewardeless
J. Mullard Tawes
Tawes
State Revenue Report Shows Surplus Fluctuations Across Months
The report compares year to date figures with a prior period of 1,414,555. It notes the state netted 644,999 last October. In June the state spent 264,431 and took in 1,426,587. May surplus rose 1,367,241 reaching the current year’s peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawea
Five Year Old Mare Dies in Blackout Collision
A five year old work mare owned by Milton Nash Sr. near Libertytown was struck by a car on the Johnsville pike during an air raid blackout at about 1 30 a m Thursday. The mare valued at more than 125 dollars suffered a broken leg and was shot. The animal had wandered from the east Liberty field and was hit by a Johnsville driver named Boone driving with dimmed headlights. Boone’s car was damaged but driven to a Johnsville garage.
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Frederick County
Milton Nash
Libertytown
Johnsville Pike
Nash
Milton Nash, Jr
Liberty
Union Bridge
Boone
Johnsville
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Jacob Geisinger
South Market Street
Camp Woolston
Lila Chichester
Peter W. Chichester
West Second Street
Patuxent River
G. Raymond Shipley
Carroll Parkway
Suzanne
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Braddock Heights
George E. Houck
John C. Doeller
West Joppa Road
Towson
John L. Hull
Cambridge
William M. Minker
Katherine Minker
Betty Lou Gaver
Mrs. Hull
Miss Gaver
Jane Storm Gaver
Mrs. Renoe&. Harp, Sr
Atlantic City
N. J
Henry Weaver
Baltimore
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Washington
Hammond Clary
R. W. Walker, Jr
Urbana
News and Post
Robert Barkley
Jersey City
Bobby
Bruce
Amos John Trainer
East Church Street
C. F. Fairchild
Collingswood, N. J
Ahalt
Burkittsville
Betty You _ville
Locust Grove Farm
Browne
Wellington W Hammond
St. Louis
Aimee Malone
Laurel
E. C. Shepherd
West Third Street
Malone
Paul Shearer Malone
United States Army
Ireland
Lavier DeLauter
Margaret Engelbrecht
Camp Nawakwa
Biglerville
Marie Castle
Maureen Vann
Jeannette Willard
G. 0. Paxson
East Third Street
Loudoun County
William E. Paxson
Louise Paxson Hawthorne
Purcellville
R. Paul Buhrman
Molly Staub
Harrisburg
Janet Barrick
Woodsboro
Lloyd G. Hahn
M. N. Hahn
McMurray Jt
Army Air Corps
Miami Beach
Florida
Lincoln Air Base
Lincoln
Nebraska
Donald L. Spurrier
J. B. Spurrier
Brunswick
U. S. Navy
Hawaii
Julius Franke
Kenosha
Wis
Thomas A. Withey
Edith Shafer
Frank Cover
Emma Hawkins
James C. Null
Johns-Manville
Home Idea
Frederick Brick Works, Inc
E. South ST
Frederick, MD
Blanche Cover
Cover's Corner
Hattie Rigler
Mt. Airy
Parents’ and Patrons' Club
W. J. Burdette
John Anderson
Eugene Carlisle
Trevilla W. Carlisle
Clifton Anderson
EF. D. Burdette
Raymond Carlisle
Jesse Rippeon
Edgar Burdette
C. Comegys
America
Rodman Drake
Lillie Stone
HSV
Swamp College
Echo
Hull
Bradley Hill Dutrow
Mary Miller
Staunton
Grove’s Grocery
North Market Street
Burgee
New Potatoes
Peck
Sherwood
Dickson & Eddy
A. C. Palmer
Staub’s
Doz
Ral, KL
Wheaties Ekfast of Champions
Salt Lake
Itoes
Tello Bags
Carmack’s Grocery, Inc. Market and
Third Sts
Wb. Bez
Betty Crocker
Calif
Igc. Jar
Argean
Pt. Jar
Jar
Dulany
Knox Jello
Oxydol
Ige
CAMRY
Blue Ridge
SWIFT
Gal
Jug
Hemp’s Quality Meat Market
Eliver
Culder
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