Hospital Aid Explains And Welcomes At Conference
At a Friday luncheon in Frederick representatives of medicine and hospital officials heard Hospital Aid Inc express strong support for hospitalizing those unable to care for themselves. President Jacob Goldberg led the meeting outlining goals to financially support Frederick Memorial Hospital and to educate residents about the non profit group's work. Membership options range from regular six dollars to life membership at one thousand dollars, with no ties to the hospital itself and no capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital Aid, Inc
Francis Scott Key
Jacob Goldberg
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Goldberg
Women’s Clubs Detrick Club To Meet In June
Mrs. John Summers, president of the Frederick County Homemaker's Council, will be the featured speaker at a Camp Detrick Homemakers Club meeting at 8 p m June 6. She will discuss USDA Extension Service features aiding Homemaker's Clubs with Miss Beatrice Fehr assisting. Five county clubs will send guests to the meeting at Mrs. Edna Schantz’s home. Jug Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Elmer Dixon and Mrs. Carl Kintz on May 23 featured a flower show and exchange. Committees reported to Mrs. F. Russell Young, and a Baker Park picnic is planned for June 13 at 6 p m with invited families.
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Detrick Club
John Summers
Frederick County Homemaker's Council
Camp Detrick Homemakers Club
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Elmer Dixon
Carl Kintz
Jug Bridge Club
Dixon
F. Russell Young
Murry Fox
Aubrey Davis
Howard Mayne
William Zimmerman
Grace Burall
Albert King
Baker Park
Brunswick Pastors List and Post Banquet Program
The article traces the evolution of St. Marys as a mission of St. Francis Brunswick with resident pastors from 1693-1948 and notes changes up to the present. It records the banquet program with songs, solos, an address by R Ames Hendrickson, gifts to Rev. Haas, and a June 26 meeting in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
St. Mary's
St. Francis
John M. Barry
Louis O Donovan
J. O'Connel
John Donlon
Williamb. Kelly
R. A. McGowan
Francis Ryan
Michael Finnerty
Arthur Slade
A. McCormick
Paul J. Dougherty
Leslie Dorsey
Skippie
Petersville Catholic Church 125th anniversary planned
Plans mark the 125th anniversary of St Marys Catholic Church Petersville with a June 10 program. Rev Paul Dougherty notes a detailed historical sketch recounting land gifts by West in 1825, a log church built in 1826, Jesuit guardianship, 1845 dedication, and Governor Thomas Sim Lee’s legacy including Needwood Forest brickwork, Doric columns, and a rare colonial interior. The church overlooks Middletown Valley and honors Mary Digges Lee and Josephine O Donnell Lee with multiple memorial tablets designed by C Grant Lafarge.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Petersville
Paul J. Dougherty
Dougherty
St. Mary's Church
West
Frederick
St. Veeyass Petersville
Thomas Sim Lee
Maryland
St. Mary's
Lee
Needwood Forest
St. Mary’s
Middletown Valley
Virginia
Harpers Ferry
Mary Digges
Our Lady of Lourdes
Mary Diggs
Erass
Mary Digges Lee Gouverneur
Josephine O’ Donnell Lee
C. Grant Lafarge
New York
Church Delegates To Conference Are Named Westminster
Delegates to the 167th Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church were chosen for the next International Conference after eight ballots elected six ministers and six lay delegates. The group will meet again in 1952 on the Western Maryland College campus, with a donation of 6,587.89 from the Methodist Publishing House. Elected ministers include J. M. Rogers, O. B. Langrall, O. G. Robinson, Fred G. Holloway, Norman Trott, and Albert Day. lay members include J. Harry Grace, Stewart Patterson, C. W. Woodward, Mrs E Lester Keyser, C. C. Lanman, and Mrs F Reynolds.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Methodist Church
Western Maryland College
Charles Reiner
Methodist Publishing House
San Francisco
Raymond M Brown Consultant Ad in Maryland Offices
Mon Tue Thu and Lat Ars hours listed for 9 30 to 4 30 at 78 W Main St Westminster Md and Church St New Windsor Md with phone numbers 1388 W and 4221 Web Fridays and holidays by appointment Confidence in a man with 25 years aiding the hearing impaired Ballecks and service cleaning and checking aids Meet at Hotel Frederick last Friday monthly 1 to 7 p m Remember your hearing in my business
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W. Main St
Westminster
W. Church St
New Windsor
Hotel Frederick
Raymond M. Brown
Coplin conviction upheld by appeals court in spy case
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously upheld Judy Coplin's espionage conviction but ordered a new trial if wiretap of conversations with her attorney is proven. The panel sent the case to the district court to determine if wiretapping occurred and noted the 1948 arrest of Coplin and Russian Valentin Gubitchev as lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Urddhy Coplin
Justice Department
Russia
U. S Court of Appeals
FHS
Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Coplon
Miss Copan
Valentin A. Gubitehey
New York
Union Bridge Baccalaureate Services Held at Methodist Church
The baccalaureate for Elwer Wolfe High School seniors will be in the Union Bridge Methodist church Sunday evening with Rev Samuel A Warley delivering the sermon. Rev and Mrs Wendell Allender, Barton, are visiting Union Bridge with the Bond sisters and have historical ties to local churches. The bulletin also notes two priest appointments in Maryland with transfers to St Marys Hagerstown and Westminster parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meeter
James M. Hegan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Father Hogan
Robert A. Bozel
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's
Philip Brown
Bryantown
William F. Culhane
St Mary's College
Maurice Roach
Woodlawn
John Broderick
Baltimore
Joseph Nelligan
Towson
Regina Hogan
Philadelphia
Joseph Fecher
Union Bridge
Elwer Wolfe High School
Samuel A. Warley
Church of the Brethren
Wendell Allender
Barton
Bond Sisters
Allender
Mr. Allender
Johnsville-Middleburg
Louisiana Senator LeBlanc to Sell Hadacol Business
Louisiana State Senator Dudley LeBlanc says he has signed an option to sell his Hadacol business for 20000 dollars. He expects the buyer to name the prospective investors but calls them "a very large drag house."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Dudley LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Acheson Denounces McCarthy’s Attacks in Brief Exchange
Dean Acheson confronted Senator McCarthy’s smear tactics during a terse exchange. Acheson dismissed the assaults as unfounded and refused to engage, denying the charges and reaffirming his stance in a sharp, public clash.
Acheson and McCarthy Meet and Shake Hands
Secretary of State Acheson and Senator McCarthy met briefly in a Senate building elevator. McCarthy entered first and, after the door closed, Acheson and an aide joined. McCarthy reportedly introduced himself saying, Lim Joe McCarthy. The Secretary replied in kind.
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Washington
Dune T
Acheson
McCarthy
Boy on Window Ledge Falls to Courtyard
In Brooklyn a two year old named Harry Danczlger crawled out at dawn from a high window ledge and tumbled to a concrete courtyard. He survived with no injuries found by doctors, though he remained hungry after the early mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Danczlger
Brooklyn
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E. Jerome Alexis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Punxsutawney
Alexis
Oarren
Calvary Methodist Church School
Wade Brown
Edith Wickham
J. Franklin Haas
Deaf Try Browns Hearing Service
Beltone & Ofarion
Storm & Shipley
Judy Coplin
Appeals
Arele
Keough
Patrick &, Doyne
Hagerstown
Francis X. Wills
St. John's Church
St. Rose of Lima Cister
Stephen BD. Melycher
St. Rose of Lime
Aluminum
Thomas & Sons
Lic
Boonsboro
Keedysville
Rset Vahes
Hancock
Rad
Bulova
USS America
Eee
TYLER
Tai North Market Street
Dean Acheson
General Acceptance Corporation
The
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Eposit Insurance Corporation
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