Auxiliary Firemen elect officers at Walkersville meeting
Frederick county Auxiliary to the Volunteer Firemen held its quarterly meeting in Walkersville. Officers include Grace Brazhear president and Roberta Hopkins junior vice president. A memorial service will greet the convention opening night and reinstatement details will be shared with clubs. Retired Walter E Fraley of Potomac Edison completed 35 years.
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Brunswick
Frederick City
New Midway
Frederick
Lles
Walkersville
Grace Brazket
Barbara Mackie
Roberta Hopkins
Marianna Mantz
New Market
Lena ‘Crummitt
Julia Blumenauer
Freder
Harshman
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DeLucra
Mary Yingter
Barbara 3
Mildred Kollmger
Ihe
Edna Zimmerman
Grace Brashear
Carol ‘Breckinridge
Betty Summers
pNew Market Methodist BM
Ab Ber Boyer
Jobe Schee
Hilda Free
Ruthi Metz
Vada Miller
Walter E. Fraley
Potomac Edison Company
Thurmont
Fraley
Prederick
Electric
Railway Department
Rowley
The News Frederick Maryland June 32 1938
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Frederick
Court St. Phese
Frederick Bo
Associates Press
Associated Press
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Frederica
Churches Aid Overseas Efforts Reach 300 Million
A National Council survey reports total overseas relief by Roman Catholics, Jews and Protestants at 300 million dollars for last year. Catholics spent 125.6 million, Jews 102.7 million, and Protestants 64.2 million. Sixty countries benefit from American church philanthropy, not counting mission work or refugee resettlement costs.
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National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Israel
Dr. Sam Higginbottom Dies in Port Washington at 53
Dr. Sam Higginbottom a Presbyterian educational missionary and founder of an Indian agricultural school died at 53. Known as the father of modern farming in India, he passed away Wednesday. Neil F. Agnew a longtime 20th Century Fox executive and former husband of Ariene Francis died Wednesday. he was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Associated Press
Sam Higginbottom
Washington, N
India
AGNEW
Boston
Neil F. ‘Agnew
20Th Century Fox Motion Picture Co
Ariene Francis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Town Officials Plan July Bond Vote And Water Upgrade
Mayors and aldermen vote to hold a special election July 8 on a 180000 bond issue, with 45000 earmarked to increase the water supply. An ordinance changes market hours to 6 to 10 in different seasons. The piece recounts local events from the era including academy commencements, baseball highlights, and clergy anniversaries.
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Visita +tion Academy
Dr. Flynn
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Eleanor M. Young
Lilian M. Jamison
Barnesville
Nellie A. Stonebraker
Weaverton
Hagerstown
Frederick
Maher
Hagerstown T Here
Green
Keller Co
Woman's College
City Opera House
JHE Ymca
Frederick Baseball Association
Point of Rocks
Labor-Union Legislation Sparks Washington Debate
Washington debate on labor union legislation pits Democrats against Republicans over protections for union members and limits on union abuses. Secretary James P. Mitchell declares proposed bills deficient, while Sen. Ives questions the approach. Article notes campaign funding ties and calls for stricter laws to curb embezzlement and coercive union practices.
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David Lawrence Washington
Lsber
Congress
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Organized Labor
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
John Kline
Frederick
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ives
House
Democratic Party
New York Herald
T. Dune, Inc
Funk-Palmer Wedding At Harmony On Sunday
The Harmony Church of the Brethren hosted the June 7 wedding of Lorraine Palmer and Bernard Lee Funk. Rev C Basil Grossrickle officiated a double ring ceremony with white snapdragons peonies and pink carnations in the decor. The bride wore a white chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and carried a Bible topped with a white torch and satin ribbons.
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Palmer
Frances Blickenstaff
Rachel Shafer
Shirley Funk
Avice, Smith
Niagara Falls
Canada
Funk
Boonsboro
Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Chen
Cancer Research Center
Fusk
Middletown High School
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Lorraine Palmer
Malcolm
Washington Monument
Bernard Lee Funk
Elmer Furk
Harmony
Basil Grossrickle
Pauline Gladhill
Ill and Hospitalized Residents Listed Across Frederick Area
A county hospital column lists numerous Frederick area patients transferred or admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital and related facilities. Includes Minnie Oden Braddock Heights and Roscoe Sneadner Liberty town moved to Frederick County Chronic Hospital, Frances Kling Hyatts town confined with steep throat, and other local residents undergoing surgery or treatment with varied conditions.
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Minnie Oden
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Roscoe Sneadner
Libertytown
Boonsboro
Frances Kling
Hyattstown
Paul MM. Little
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Brashears
iSeminole Road
Frederiick Memorial Hospital
Jennie Kidd Derry
North Merket Street
Judy Alg
Robert Alg
Toll House Avenue
Edwin
Mackley Sr
North Market Street
Carroll Eaves
Frederick
John Livingston
Route 3
Gettysburg
Dorothy Albaugh
New Windsor
Rt. 2
P. Kieffer Main
Local Couple Returns After Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lough have returned from visiting their son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs Charles R Zweizig in Allentown Pennsylvania. They attended their granddaughter Elizabeth H Zweizigs graduation at Allentown High School. Also noted are birthdays for Irene Tracey and Catherine Obitts and travels of Robert L Mason attending a conditioning school in Johnstown. Chaplain Garer M Butt from Milwaukee visited Woodsboro and attended the Baltimore conference at Westminster. Mr. and Mrs Willard Beall of Middletown and daughter Mrs Oscar Baugher of Frederick returned home after two months visiting Roland R Bowers in Fort Pierce Florida.
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Charles W. Lough
Rev
Mirs
Charles R. Zweizig
Allentown
Elizabeth H. Zweizig
Irene Tracey
Carroll Street
Catherine Obitts
Hagerstown
Robert L Mason
Carroll Parkway
Frederick Trading Company
Johnstown
Garer M. Butt
Milwaukee
Wis
Raymond Q. Butt
Woodsworo
Baltimore
Westminster
Willard Beall
Middletown
Oscar Baugher
Frederick
Roland R. Bowers
Fort Pierce, Fla
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