Graduates Hear Sermons At Frederick and Walkersville
Frederick High School held its annual baccalaureate in the auditorium with Rev J H Schmitt delivering a message on peace through Christian action. He urged leaders to make truth live and cited biblical themes as the graduates and crowd listened amid glee club and orchestra performances.
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J. H. Schmitt
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frederick High School
Mr. Schmitt
Yhurmont
George Osmun
Thurmont
Thurmonth School
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Osmun
Fred Tresselt
Walkersville
Vacumatic Carburetor Claim Cuts Gas Use
An advertised invention from Vacumatic Carburetor Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin promises automatic automatic fuel saving by a Vacumating accelerator system described as supercharger based and easy to install on cars trucks and tractors. The firm offers free details if readers write or mail a penny postcard.
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Wisconsin
Vacumatic
State St
Wauwatosa
Wis
Graduates urged to choose change and service in Walkersville sermon
Rev Dr Hoffmeier urged Walkersville High School graduates to embrace new ideas for future work and the welfare of humanity. He led devotions as Mrs Stauffer sang by Scott. In Emmitsburg Elias Lutheran church Rev Philip Bower urged graduates to place God first and choose life with faith, with church choirs singing under Mildred Trevvert. Rev W Ernest Fox spoke to Dollete High School graduates urging God first and ideals with open eyes.
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E. F. Hoffmeier
Walkersville High School
Walkersville
Scott
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Emjmitsburg High School
Elias 'Lutheran Church
God
Mildred Trevvert
Ruth Shui
Fev
Fox
W. Ernest Fox
Zion Lutheran
Dollete High School
Night Service Honors Graduates With Choir and Sermon
A largely attended church service featured music led by Mrs. David Kefauver with Mrs. Mary Hoffman at the organ. Rev. Mr. Fox warned graduates about the price of evil and the cost of attaining ideals. Rev. Warren A. Breisch delivered invocation and Scripture, Rev. Karl I. Warner offered the prayer, and the glee club performed the class hymn Lead Us Heavenly Father.
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David Kefauver
Mary Hoffman
Mr. Fox
Warren A. Breisch
Karl I. Warner
Glee Club
Father
Guided Missile Advances Aim at Distant Air Targets
Navy appropriation hearings reveal plans for a guided missile capable of hitting enemy planes beyond seven miles. The radio beam guided rocket, from ship or land, targets at 5,000 to 23,000 yards and should be fleet ready by 1950 with 50 units costing 25,500 dollars each for training.
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Offington
Navy Department
Capitol Hill
Navy
Marines Adopt 3.5 Inch Bazooka For Anti Tank Use
The Marine Corps will replace the 2.36 inch bazooka with a 3.5 inch weapon for anti tank defense and close support. Details on comparative effectiveness were not released. A new 20 mm cannon will be installed on latest type Navy planes starting next January due to erratic older gun behavior.
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Marines
Marines Organize Detachment With Charter Pending
The Marine Corps League plans a permanent detachment in Frederick at a meeting in the YMCA auditorium at 8 o'clock. Eligible former Marines and those with honorable discharges may join. Walter L. Roney is acting commandant and George E. Phebus is acting adjutant and paymaster. A permanent name will be certified by national headqu arters when approved. Blacks among members urged to attend. Damascus Graduation Set for June 18 at 10 45 a.m.
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Marine Corps League
M. C
Bsams
Walter L. Roney
George E. Phebus
Snational
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