The News from Frederick on June 20, 1951
Frederick newspaper dated Wednesday June 20 1951 presents brief local notices and news items from the city and surrounding area with period voice and typical mid century reporting.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
6
Frederick newspaper dated Wednesday June 20 1951 presents brief local notices and news items from the city and surrounding area with period voice and typical mid century reporting.
Major Thomas N. Mial outlines eligibility for Class Q dependency allowances for enlisted personnel. The guide uses Charlie and Oscar G. to illustrate how the family unit must be supported and how payments split between the service member and the government. It explains how wives children and dependent parents are treated and notes forms and assistance from Red Cross.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary church Mount Airy met June 7 with 40 members and one visitor. The meeting featured worship, missionary talks on global needs, and a pledge service. Summer plans include a social for the new minister, a vacation Bible school from June 25 to July 6, and a teachers meeting June 22. Also notes that commercial air transportation in America began in April 1926.
The Adams town Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Douglas Castle's home with twenty members and four guests. Mrs. Elmer Michael read the $100 prize winning letter from Mrs. Paul Wise of Lewistown. Mrs. Walter Page presided as vice president. Mrs. Palmer Snook to represent the club in the county chorus at Song Fest June 28. A covered dish supper was planned for July 10 at Adamstown grounds. A committee of Mrs. Clark Gibson, Eva Carlin, Walter Page and H. Robert DeRose was named. Next meeting September 5 at Mrs. Palmer Snook's home.
A compact used car advertisement touts Nash Ajtrilytes and a large selection of pre owned vehicles. Listings include a 1949 Hudson Commodore Sedan Drive Master Heater 1195, 1948 Nash Ambassador Coupe Overdrive Weather Eye 1195, 1946 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1095, 1948 Nash 600 Sedan Radio Heater 825, 1941 Buick 4 Door Sedan overhaul and paint, 1941 Ford 2 Door Sedan blue heater 450, 1939 Chevrolet 4 Ton Panel 250, with contact Lawson Motor Sales at 114 W Patrick St or 703 N Market St.
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