Archbishop Keough Leads Final Rites At Cumberland Funeral
Archbishop Keough presided at final rites for Rev Thomas D. Reimhert, pastor of St Anthony's, as about 65 clergy from Baltimore and Washington attended in Cumberland. The service featured Msgr. Leary and St Marys Seminary choir, followed by interment at Sts Peter and Paul cemetery. The visit marked Keough's first outside appearance since his Baltimore installation.
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Francs P. Keough Peaiy
Baltimore
Washington
Bonde
Yhomas D Reimhert
St. Anthony's Shrime
Ermitsburg
Reichart
Hagerstows
Impure
Lestersoure
McGraw of & Battecore
Wilram
St Marys Cobe
Aed Rey Srvc
St Mars Cehsce Harterions
Eulozy
Lear
Rew
Jo F Leary
St Mars’s Haegerieos
AM St Marys College Seminary
Adden
Jay Atterdance
Cumberland
Lecze
Sts Peter and Paul
Cumberland Merder
John BM. Reddy
Pref
Mechard Aley Cullough
Hers Scott
Johan
Walter
Wilden
Water
Fran Ieis Hemler
Anthe
Jungi
Sto Mares
Shop Keough
The
Mount
McCaffrey Hall
Warns Oil Famine Possibility Not Over
Maryland officials warn the oil shortage threat persists after late February cold spell. Judge Emory H W Price coordinates 15 percent home fuel saving plans with distributors and outlines emergency steps for March’s potential cold snap. Calix oil dropped to 14, then 16 amid weather shifts. emergency calls rose. A church letter thanks Rev and Mrs Sullivan for canned goods received for a Hamburg family through their pastor. In China, breakfast is tsaorfan and dinner is ouan-fan, noting local terms for meals.
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Baltimore
Emory HW. Price
Maryland
Mee
Sullivan Carroll Parkas
Alfred Fake
Hamburg
Mre Sullivan
Mia Fahr
Local 4-H Members Tour Capital With Truman Greeting
Fifty-two Frederick County boys and girls joined about 500 Maryland 4-H members touring Washington during National 4-H Club Week. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson spoke at the Agriculture Department auditorium, delivering President Truman's greetings and citing 4-H aims for better homes and more responsible citizens. The event opened with remarks by Turner Lo Werst, president of the Maryland Senior 4-H Club Council, as John Holter led the group in the pledge.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Washington
Anderson
Agriculture Department
Preschert Truman
Turner Lo Werst
Sadlersville
Marsland
Eastern Shore
Afaryland
John Holter
Middletean
Truman
Farmers push for 4H growth as talks on prices continue
Maryland 4H leaders hope to lift membership to 2,000,000 nationwide by year end from about 1,400,000 today. Delegation members include Florence Hail, Dorothy Emerson, Vivian Downey and others. Maryland officials and senators greeted visitors on the Capitol steps. illness kept Senior Senator Tidings from speaking.
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M. L. Wilson
Department
Maryland Boys and Girls
Florence Hail
Dorothy Emerson
Ager
Unty
Marzpland
Viv On Downey
Ten Years Of Suffering Ended By INNER AID Stomach Remedy
A man reports lasting stomach distress for a decade ended after taking INNER AID a new formula of 12 plant juices. He says the brick feeling vanished second day, bowels regularized, gas and headaches gone, and he feels renewed. Sold by all drug stores.
Highways Opened To Unlimited Weights in Area
Several state highways were opened to unlimited truck weights Monday night announced by Thomas G. Mobler of the State Roads Commission. Restrictions remain on Route 2490 and other routes from Evergreen Point to Washington 34u, Knoxville to Route 17 at Hawanen Nite Club, Brunswick to Middletonn, Beounswic townmasd Pep PRocss to the county road to Point of Rocks. He had been previously removed.
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Thomas G. Mobler
State Roads Commission
Evergreen Point
Washington
Knoxville
Hawanen
Route restrictions extended on state routes around Frederick
Mr Mohler announced load restrictions remain on Route 340 from Route 1 to Route 15 and Route 40, with added detours via Route 71 and others. Heavy-vehicle limits were eased on some roads to relieve main arteries, while several routes near Frederick stay restricted. Divorces granted by Equity Court Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer.
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Mohler
Frederick
Ceresville
Hyatttown
Union Bridge
Monrovia
New Market
New London
Urbana
Kemptown
Equity Court
Patrick
Schnauffer
Joseph H
North Market Street
Divorce Granted to Blair and Bowie Couples in City Court
In Hagerstown, Miriam D Blair received an absolute divorce and was awarded court costs after an uncontested filing. Catherine V Bowie was granted an absolute divorce from Paul G Bowie with custody of one child and costs assigned to him. Edwin F Nikirk represented the plaintiff in both cases.
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Miriam D. Blair
Bethel Street
Hagerstown
Edwin F. Nikirk
Catherine V. Bowie
DeGrange Street
Paul G Bowie
Phoebus Avenue
Nikxark
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Sonartare
Burmas
Dean
Mons
Sehe
Valley Forge Distributing Co
Ishadhiaes
China
Nicodemus Paint Store
North Cocrt
O.F. Shipley
North Market St
4-H
Make Capital Tour
Lydia EL Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Rand
Efert
Slydiae
Dorothy M.anire
Zany
Henny Youngmen
We, the People
Staton Wfmd
Oscar Bradley
Orch
Dwight Weist
M.C
Hahn
Francis Scott Key
Frederick, Md
W. Lexington Street
Baltimore 1
Athens
Royal Greek Navy
Stull's Humidaire Hatchery
Walkersville
Mid
Motorola
E. Patrick St
Rubsell
tooNe
General Auto Repair Service
ESTES
Motorco
Lincoln - Mercury
Evinbude
Fois
Fisher
Exine
Peter Hurry Delphey
Goldcraft Studio OF
Washington, D
Lincoln
West Patrick ST
H. Bart. Mer
RED Cross
Dodge
Agi
Monocacy Motors, Inc
CASI
Mar
John Howard Lawson
Hollywood
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Shipley’s
N. Market St
NORGE
Waffle
Storm & Shipley
Crawford
Hale
Crawford DE
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