Middletown High seniors hold Class Day program
Middletown High School seniors hosted a Class Day in the school auditorium with about 400 attendees. The event featured a cap and gown procession, musical performances by the orchestra and choral groups, comments by class president Donald Delauter, a talk by Mrs. Herbert F. Davis, and awards for letters and stars based on points. A tea for parents and alumni followed in the auditorium.
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Middletown High School
Felow
Charles C
If. Stull
Mirs
Dorothy Freed
Frances Ropp
Barbara Pyles
Raymond Law Markley
Donald Delauter
Davis
Herbert F. Davis
Marquise Young
Nancy Jane Harshman
Alice Lorraine Poffinberger
Doris Lorraine Rice
Rhetn Angelene Shank
Leo Hubert Wasner
Inez Margaret
Kenneth Marvin Reeder
Ludwig
Beethoven
Morris
Youmans
America
Children’s Day Service At Utica By St Paul’s Utica
The St Paul’s Utica Lutheran Sunday School will stage its annual Children’s Day Service Sunday at 8 pm. The program features piano pieces, scripture, prayers, plays, songs, and readings by numerous children including Martha Ann Ramsburg, Hilda Shepley, Linda Atkins, and Gene Schultz, with Rev. Helwig delivering the benediction. The event is coordinated by committee members and mentored by Superintendent J. R. Ramsburg.
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St. Paul's
Utica
Lutheran Sunday School
Martha Ann Ramsburg
E. Koontz Helwig
Hilda Shepley
Barbara Putman
Nancy Leatherman
Florence Myers
Billy Clem
Shirley Jackon
Billy Shelton
Carroll Stottle- Smyer
Dorothy Newcomer
Billy Shepley
Margaret Newcomer
Kenneth Hubbard
Madeline Clem
Barbara Shelton
Eva Jean Lambert
Bonnie Ramsburg
Cynthia Ramsburg
Jean Putman
Kay Ann Kohienburg
Donna
Delores Abbard
Geneva Lambert
Themn
Moon and Stars
Edgar Cline
David Shepley
Richard Arnold
Ohnny Speaks
Franklin Lambert
Immy Crutchley
Russell Newomer
Wayne Ulman
Jenna Stull
Offering Cashers
Dickie Stull
Mary Putman
Fay Cline
Evelyn Hubbard
Shirley Clem
Shirley Putman
Delores Hubbard
Cynthia Harper
Mary Alice Ramsburg
Hand of God
Sienna Stull
Tay Cline
Ruth Amelia Stull
Ann Swope
Iva Jean Lambert
J. R. Ramsburg
Carroll Stottlemyer
Franklin Stottlemyer
Carol Shelton
Johnny Speaks
Wartime vow fulfilled spurs Dickson church project
In Dickson Tennessee a Chicago lawyer built St Christopher’s Roman Catholic Church to honor his Navy son Ensign Edward Henslee Jr who returned from war. Construction faced postwar shortages but continued with donations of statuary and fittings from veterans and other groups.
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Dickson
Tenn
St. Christopher's
Pearl Harbor
Edward Henslee, Jr
Edward Brown Henslee
St. Christopher
Cmdr
Henslee
Chicago
Dewey Profitt
Profitt
William Barr Grannis
Grannis
William L. Adrian
Tennessee
Veterans’ Associations
Luetheran
Adrian
Emmitsburg Commencement Urges Ethical Leadership Toward Future
Emmitsburg High School graduates heard Dr. Reuben G. Steinmeyer urge living by high ethical principles to guide the United States and inspire the world. Two German exchange students Hans Habeck and Wolfgang Hollweg were among presenters, with several classmates ill and unable to attend.
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West
Reuben G. Steinmeyer
University of Maryland
Emmitsburg High School
France
Belgium
Holland
United Nations
Dr. Steinmeyer
United States
Emmitsburg
Germany
Hans Habeck
Wolfgang Hollweg
Clifford Meskel, Jr
Harold Keilholtz
Glee Club
Adam £ E. Grim
Steinmeyer
E. W. Pruitt
Mr. Grim
Charles T. Stull
M. Keith Janicke
Virginia Baumgardner
Meeting of Francis X. Elder Post American Legion
About 60 members attended the Francis X. Elder Post 121 Emmitsburg meeting with William L. Topper presiding. Reports praised Honor Roll work and monument dedication and noted additions to the roll and new memberships.
St Marys Church Marks 125th Anniversary Celebration
St Marys Catholic church Petersville observes 125th anniversary with a 10 30 a m Thanksgiving Mass by Rev William Fletcher and Rev Augustine Hennessy of Baltimore. Archbishop Francis P Keough will preside and give instruction after mass and administer confirmation. A memorial Mass for deceased pastors members friends and benefactors will be held Monday at 8 a m.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Petersville
William Fletcher
Baltimore
Augustine Hennessy
Francis P. Keough
Paul
Paul] J. Dougherty
Saint Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Father Dougherty
Music Furnished by Mt St Mary's College Student
The event featured piano performances by Joseph Macaluso, a student at Mt. St Mary's College, providing service and music for attendees.
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Joseph Macaluso
Mt. St Mary's College
Silver Anniversary Event at Maryland Short Course
Homemakers attend the Silver Anniversary of the Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland June 18 23 with daily morning and evening assemblies. Speakers include Sen Herbert Conar Gov Theodore McKeldin Dr T B Symons Edward F Holter and others with events from vesper music to a pageant and a Washington tour.
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University of Maryland
Venna M. Kellar
Exilension
Herbert Conar
T. B. Symons
University
Wilson S. Heaps
Maryland Farm Bureau
Edward F. Holter
Maryland State Grange
James M. Gwin
University of Maryland Extension Service
Theodore R. McKeldin
P. D. Sanders
The
Southern Planter
Earl Godwin
Washington
Olga Moore
Helen Gibb
Baltimore and Ohio Women's Music Club
H. C. Byrd
Armory
Air Force Band
Washington, D. C
Jesus Begins A New Era In Jewish And Christian History
William E F Gilroy reviews Jesus birth and ministry as the start of the Christian era linking it to the Babylonian exile and Jewish restoration. He notes four hundred years between the testaments, the Apocrypha, the Macabbees, and the spread of synagogues aiding early Christian missions. District Luther League meeting in Feagaville closes, reporting year activities and announcing conventions.
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Jesus
William EF. Gilroy
Nazareth
Jesus Christ
Babylon
James 4
England
St. Paul
Truth Seekers Meet At Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Truth Seekers class met at Mrs John Kindle s home Carroll Park May 1 with Mrs Walter Eiker co hostes s Mrs Markell Nelson teacher opened the meeting and Mrs Franklin Haas read Psalm 27 All sang Bless He the Tie That Binds A bake sale is planned for June 16 in front of the Frederick Theater The annual picnic will be held June 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Merril Adams It was decided to give 10 to the Vacation Bible School Sixteen members and three visitors enjoyed contests Miss Ruth Leather won the prize Mrs Nelson and Mrs Terman Brust gave readings The guess package was won by Mrs Aloe Wolf Refreshments were served Newly selected officers are Myrtle Brust president Edith Hiker vice president Helen Wickless secretary Ruby Hahn assistant secretary Ruth Wolf treasurer Mary Sharrer assistant treasurer Margaret Magaha missionary chairman Mabel Sheely assistant missionary chairman Covered Dish Supper The Willing Workers Class of St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville held a covered dish supper at the church Thursday Among those present were Mrs Walter Falkenstein Mrs Austin Brandenburg Mrs Maynard Routzahn Mrs Earl Bechtell Mrs Paul Bittle Mrs Edwin Falkenstein and Mrs Robert Falkenstein Also in attendance were Mrs Guy Kline Mrs Reno Michael Mrs Bruce Ahatt Mrs Harry Williams Mrs Ross Kline Mrs John Kline Miss Laura Kinnaman Mrs Gerald Kline and Rev and Mrs Raymond Law Markley Mrs Walter Falkenstein is teacher of the class and Mrs Austin Brandenburg is president Want to make your tumblers shine Dip an old clean toothbrush in soapy water to which a few drops of ammonia have been added and use the brush to clean the tumblers Rinse the glasses in clear water and dry.
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Calvary Methodist Church
John Kindle
Carroll Parkway
Walter Eiker
Markell Nelson
Franklin Haas
Frederick Theater
Merri
Earl Bechtell
Paul Bittle
Edwin Falkenstein
Robert Falkenstein
Guy Kline
Reno Michael
Bruce Ahatt
Harry Williams
Ross Kline
John Kline
Laura Kinnaman
Gerald Kline
Raymond Law Markley
Walter Ffalkenstein
Austin Brandenburg
South West Africa Mandate Passed To South Africa in 1922
The former German territory of South West Africa became a League of Nations mandate under the Union of South Africa in 1922, transferring administration and control to Pretoria.
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South West Africa
Union of South Africa
The
League of Nations
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