State officers attend from Frederick and Brunswick
Frederick delegates include John F. Miller Bell and Robert Witter with Smith from Brunswick starting his 33rd year as state treasurer. The Loyal Workers Bible Class at Parkway Church of God met at Mrs. Marguerite Schultz home on West Patrick Street with 14 members, readings for Mother's Day, and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Pearl Stup’s home.
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Frederick
John F. Miller
Bell
Robert Witter
Smith
Brunswick
Loyal
Workers
Parkway Church of God
Marguerite Schultz
West Patrick Street
Schultz
Hazel Thompson
Pearl Stup
Bell To Head State Eagles In 1950-51 Term
Charles F. Bell is nominated unopposed to become State President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles for 1950-51 as the Cumberland convention opens a three day session. Other officers include Mattingly as vice president and Twigg as chaplain with Smith as treasurer and Sucher as secretary. Trustees named are Main, Harbaugh, and Rebb with dual nominees for Cresaptown and Frostburg for two offices. Frederick delegates include Brushey, Baer, Potts, Curry.
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Charles F. Bell
Frederick
Order of Eagles
Cumberland
Bell
C. J W. Renner
Hagerstown
Benjamin S. Mattingly
Baltimore
Francis P. Twigg
C. Bernard Smith
Brunswick
W. S. Such
Milk Trucked In From Maryland Sparks DC Protest
In Washington DC on June 13 public health inspectors halted sale of about 1500 quarts of milk trucked in from Maryland during a three day milk strike. Hundreds of mothers gathered outside the store amid anger as officials cited District of Columbia regulations and blocked the sale.
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Washington
Maryland
Milk from uninspected dairies halted by health dept
Health officials ordered all Washington dairies supplying milk to be inspected and verified before sale. They reported no proof that the milk originated at an inspected dairy and seized the liquid. CLABS MEETING The King’s Daughters Bible Class of Calvary Methodist church Holden Felton teacher held its regular monthly meeting at the hostess home Mrs Clarkson Kelly with Mrs Maude Myers as co host Tuesday evening.
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Tions
Washington
Health Department
Clabs
King’s Daughters
Calvary Methodist Church
Holden Felton
Clarkson Kelly
Maude Myers
June 6 Church meeting outlines picnic and Bible school plans
On June 6 the Felton-led meeting of the church class decided to hold a July 6 picnic on the church lawn and to contribute to vacation Bible school. Cards were signed for quick members and the group planned to meet again September at Mrs. Claude Trout’s home. Two arrests followed for alleged cemetery vandalism, and the Women of the Moose Frederic Chapter No. 347 planned an ape meeting tonight honoring the membership chair and initiating candidates.
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Felton
Juick
Claude Trout
Wilson Place
Womens OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Frederic
Mary Hoffman
Police Court Proceeding Tonight Before Magistrate
A police court session is scheduled this evening before the magistrate to hear cases and determine preliminary actions. Attorneys, witnesses, and defendants are expected to attend as per court notices.
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State Eagles
Charles E. Fogle
Maple Avenue
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Streft
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Ray W. Wahl
Lee Place
Mars Opticians
Market Street Phone
Nicodemus Paint Store
N. Court St
Mrs. McFadyen
Frederick Beauly
Robert FE
Lee Holel
Advarthee
Joe Marsh
Joe
Miss Williams
Curly Lawson
Ayce Marah
United States Brewers Foundation
Schroeder
B.V.D
Reeves Army
East Patrick St
Rayon
Colton
Eagle
Dorothy Orms
West Fourth Street
Anna May Fosey
Middle Alley
St. John's Catholic
Denver Shook
Police Cour
Windows
E. Patrick Street
California
Chicago
England
Paris
France
Fashionmise
Lobell’s
Pert Flirt
BO Peep
Sun Belle
Vale
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