Hometown Jubilee at Mount Aury High School
The Lions sponsor the Hometown Jubilee at Mount Aury High School with Thursday and Friday events. Couples and church choirs perform while a flag salute and explorer groups participate. A Tiny Tot contest and talent show feature locals. funds aid retarded children and sight conservation.
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Lions
Mount Aury High School
Aude Tohum
Wilson Etzier
Charles Buckman
Rey Cyril Hoover
Methodist
Inten
Vicetor
Hoss
Ralph Buckman
Lnop 460
Matt
Ray Gunes
Preston Brown
Leonard Sherman
Jack Steel
Mike Runkles
Len Meade
Doc Leggett
Vida Brown
Frederik News 1934 Subscription Rates and Notices
Frederik MD reports subscription rates and mailing options from The News publisher Great Southern PTG MFG Co. ad lists prices for single copies, monthly and yearly plans, and membership details. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and postal registration in Frederick.
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Frederik, Md
Sunda
Great Southern Ptg
MFG CO
North Court St
Frederik Md
Buresu
Circulat
Associated Press
Entiied
Frederick
Red Cross month urged as aid floods and disasters arise
March designated for Red Cross efforts as volunteers plan nationwide drives and local clubs hold National 4-H Week activities. Petersville 4-H Girls and Boys clubs coordinate church services, a night program at Petersville Farmers Hall, and 4-H projects showcased in a dream room scale model. In other news Evertt Garfield damages a parked car during rain and reports the collision to police.
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Stryke
Red Cross
Petersville
Rhureh
Beverly Axline
Petersvile Lutheran Chapel
Farmers’ and
Carol Hartman
Evertt Garfield
Garfield
East Church Street
Ernest C. Colbert
Woodsboro
Baltimore and Frederick Hagerstown Railway seeks bricks for tunnel project
The Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Railway plans to buy one million bricks for a tunnel project near Worman's Mill and Ceresville, with a power house near Ceresville. Bricks will line a tunnel through the hill near Worman's Mill and pass under Catocin and South mountains.
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Baltimore
Catoctin Mountains
M.ahlon Augustus Fraley
Charles Fagan
West Patrick Street
Friends of the Shoemaker
House of Delegates
Luckey
Frederick County
Twenty Years Ago From The Columes Of The News
A 1936 item notes Dr Charles il Conley a subertatorial candidate for delegates pledged to President Roosevelt at the Democratic State convention. It mentions the Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors and reports on a high school class election event at Frederick High School with over 40 participants. Health officials plan to monitor county conditions including sterilization of drugs and anti alcohol measures. County Health Officer E C Kefauver is cited. Local police report headfights in Frederick and threats to the Gate Police substation.
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Charles Il Conley
Franklin D Rooseset
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauver
Fredenck
D. EB. Petersve. Com
Becal Gate
Radio Program Listings and Schedule Fragments
The fragmented OCR shows a 1960s radio schedule listing programs on MBS ABC WMAL CBS WEMD WRAL and others. Entries include news, comments, drama, and variety shows with time stamps around 6:30 to 10:00 PM and hosts or program tags like Groucho Marx Jack Carson and science fiction segments.
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MBS
Wor
ABC
WMAL
CBS
WEMD
Wral Lee
Abe
Cha
Abe Toser
Ab. Rang
Abe Ews
Muren
Tyr— Rish
Jeep
Rbs
Hed Benson
Ens
Public Prosecutor
Groucho Marz
Abc Now & Storyomhe
Jack Carson
Andy
Molly
Jules Sens
Newa
The Vision Programs Schedule Fragment
A garbled listing shows show times and host names for a local TV block. Entries include Joan Daly, Hildie Fisher, Arthur Godfrey, and Penny a Mililon with various times and channels.
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Hdldie Fisher
Iliian Sertee
Abe Arthur Godfrey
Abe
Abe Mhenaire
Abe U
Steel
Cow
4-H Activities Planned Across County and Nation
National and local 4 H clubs outline a busy calendar of events supporters include Vivian Wolfe Alice Holter Richard Grossmekle Wayne Hevner Clyde Bebn Jr on a Baltimore TV show and local stores Ben tts Kemp s and Sears provide exhibit space Barbara Ifert a county girl wins state clothing champion ship at displays Programs include recreation night at Frederikigh School a fall Rotary Club program a leaders banquet at Hotel Frederick and a grand finale event Chester Long USDA official to speak Leaders plan recognitions for leaders Betsy Lavington and Robert Stansfield direct activities with PTA and Grange involvement
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Vivian Wolfe
Alice Holter
Richard Grossmekle
Wayne Hevner
Clyde Bebn Jr
Baltimore
Bennetts
Kemp's
Sears
Barbara Ifert
Frederikigh School
Rotary Club
Frederick
Chester Long
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Parent-Teacher Association
Betsy Lavington
Robert Stansfield
Dickerson Methodist Church Notes From Local Meeting
The Dickerson Methodist Church Board met on Tuesday. Visiting guests include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks with Mrs. John Waines and her mother Mrs. Schaffer of Damascus. A turkey and oyster supper was held. Willam Haker celebrated a birthday. A supper was served to the UMCVFD on Tuesday March 6 by the Marching Unit with awards for Fire School completion. WSCS will meet March 13 at Irene Baughman’s home.
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Dilkersyn
Ortmald Board
Dickerson Methodist Church
Donald Brooks
John Waines
Schaffer
Damascu
Willam Haker
Umcvfd
WSCS
Irene Baughman
Stabilize More Unimproved Roads Policy Adopted by County
The County Commissioners adopt a plan to stabilize unimproved roads to reduce mud for milk trucks school buses and mail carriers and to allow later paving. A Thurmont district delegation requested two and a half miles of Apples Church road and the board will review the request. NAMED MANAGER BALTIMORE Paul J Reed Jr a 29 year old Baltimore lawyer named city manager of George P Mahoney's senate campaign.
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Delbert S Null
Apples Church
Thurmont
Baltimore
George P. Mahoney
Paul J Reed Jr
State Department Work Is Told Hood Audience
Mrs. Carol Arth spoke at Hood College Coffman Chapel on The Department of State Organization and Administration The Public Affairs division educates the public and handles press conferences speeches and printed matter The division also runs public opinion polls and views from nationwide newspapers guide the State Department. MJS JJ? JAMSVILLE W C S The regular meeting of Jam sville Woman's Society of Christian Service was held in the Parish Hall March 2 with devotionals by Mrs H C Swomley and program led by Mrs Paul Beard. The meeting included Treasure Chest drives and a brush party planned for March 27 to benefit W S C S funds The Lent en offering was discussed and the worship theme was Discipleship. A letter from Navajo Mission School children was read. The meeting adjourned later. PYTHIAN SISTERS WEET The Pythian Sisters met with 36 in attendance Mrs Helen Wachter presided Donations to Red Cross and Heart Fund were noted A surprise birthday party for Miss Wachter was held March 13 planned for Potomac Edison demonstration and March 14 Past Chiefs will host officers of the temple Mrs Marie Harding Grand Chief will visit March 15 Laurel Temple visit invited March 19 District Deputy Alice Mills Gaithersburg official visit April 2 Easter party April 16 public card party hosted by Mik Hoberta Kopritns.
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Patsy Brown
Belva Reynolds
Gertrude Glass
Lennie Schier
Newton D Baker Hospital
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Alberta Walsh
Ways and
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Culler Lake
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Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Arth
California
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Washington
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Ijamsville W
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Beard
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Miss Caton
Temple
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The
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Alice Mills
Gaithersburg
Pythian Cathe
Mik Hoberta Kopritns
Frederick Memorial Hospital Births Report
Sirths Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital and notes list several families welcoming new children on Monday. Ellsworth Nail from Union Bridge? a third son. Harold Voune of 103 Frederick Avenue fourth son. Mr and Mrs Witham Gavel of Boyds eighth child third son. John J Curtis of 803 Motter Avenue second child, second daughter. Karen Lee born Monday. Mrs Jola F Wachtel from Hersville second child, second daughter.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Nail
Union Bridge
Harold Voune
Frederick Avenue
Ddr
Ang
Witham A. Gavel
Boyds
John J. Curtis
Motter Avenue
Karen Lee
Jola F Wachtelersville
Tuerdas
Disarmament Talk at Hood College Highlights Realistic Path
Jerome Spingarn, Washington counsel to the United World Federalists, spoke on Disarmament at Hood College during Political Emphasis Week. He urged a global treaty with universal inspection and a world authority to enforce disarmament, arguing progress would be slow but essential across all nations.
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Jerome Spingarn
Intornational Law
Washington
United World Federatists
Hood College
Spingart
Vic Siincaen
United Nations
Mr. Spingarn
Fifty Years On: Golden Rule Class Observes Anniversary
The 35th anniversary of the Golden Rule Class of the Church of the Brethren was celebrated in the Fellowship room with a covered dish supper. A detailed program followed including duets, roll call of charter members, reminiscences, class song, teacher remarks, a sermonette, and various musical selections.
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Church of the Brethren
Grace Zimmerman
Mr. Moon
Elizabeth Ausherman
Donna Coup
Ralph Fahrney
John Wolfe
Delma Shankle
Donna Compher
Mrs Wolfe
White
Fred Gilray
Fredericka Gilray
Ralph White
Helen Wolfe
Grace Poole
Lewis Shankle
Ralph Fahroey
Car! Kintz
Samuel Young
Silas Kuhn
John Small
Richard Wolfe
Deboca
Ruth Harshman
Bernard Little
Béatrice
Fred
Kitty
Atlee Gouker
Suzanne
Carroll Ausherman
Eliabeth
Glenn Favorite
Aubrey Arnold
Alton Wilbar
Fay, Allen Jr
Ross
Sara Dutrow
Martha
Ethel Shaver
Landes
George Kreh
Robert Remsberg
Lowel White
Dottie Winebrewer
Birthday and anniversary notices in Ames area
Mr W Thomas Whitmore of Park avenue marks his 45th birthday on Thursday. Mrs Mary Baker Pron observes her birthday Thursday. Mr and Mrs Andrew M Cowan Jr of 756 Pommel Court announce the birth of their second child Daniel Louis on February 47. Mrs Cowan is the former June V Stup of Adamstown. Dorsey M Nicholson F N, son of Mr and Mrs Dorsey M Nicholson Hyattstown, serving with the Sixth Fleet aboard USS Intrepid at Norfolk, spent the weekend with family. A 19th birthday celebration was held as Nicholson returns to duty to commence a Mediterranean tour aboard the Intrepid. Mr and Mrs John Austin Vain Sr near the city celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary today. State Trooper and Mrs Donald Tucker welcome a son born at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg on Sunday.
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W. Thomas Whitmore
Park Avenue
Mary Baker Pron
Noth’ Market Street
Andrew M. Cowan Jr
Pommel Court
Ames
Daniel Louis
Cowan
June V. Stup
Adamstown
Dorsey M. Nicholson
F. N
Hyattstown
Sixth Fleet
Intrepid
Norfolk
Nicholson
Tomorow
Mediterranean
John Austin Vain
Donald Tucker
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Local notes on residents’ hospital stays and recoveries
Among the sick, Mr. Robert N. Abrecht of 111 East Third Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Saturday and is recovering at home expected to return soon. Mrs Ellsworth Mulhinia of Kemp Town has returned home after surgical treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harold Mullinix of Mt. Airy has resumed studies at Frederick High School after treatment for facial injuries from a trampoline accident in February. State Police Sgt James Poteet, formerly of Weserton, recuperates at home in Randallstown after an appendectomy at University Hospital. David Lee Waltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Waltz of 24 East Seventh Street, remains confined at home in serious condition after being taken ill Saturday. Mr. William Buxton of 7 West Fifth Street has returned from treatment in MacKinsburg, West Virginia.
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Robert N. Abrecht
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellsworth Mulhinia
Kemp
Harold Mullinix
James
Poteet
Weserton
Randallstown
University Hospital
Baltimore
David Lee Walty
George Waltz
East Seventh Street
William Buxton
West Fifth Street
Newton D Baker Flontal Mackinsburg
W. Va
Cub Scout Pack 797 Hosts March 1 Supper
Jefferson Cub Scout Pack 797 held a covered dish supper on Friday March 1 in the Reformed church social room with 46 attendees. Rev and Mrs E Platt were guests, and J Calvin Woreland, Rev and Mrs Robert W Richard FARAMA Agein, and others received awards after a short talk on Scouting. The Cub Master reviewed the year’s activities and noted visits to places of historical interest. A flag ceremony occurred and Den 2 presented a short skit from the Eisenhower camp.
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Jefferson
The
Reformed Church
Wire
E. Platt
J. Calvin Woreland
Robert W. Richard Farama
Agein
Menoe
Ard Cox
Seoul
Deni
Den 2
Trial in Wheel Chair Case Highlights Reckless Driving Charge
At the Magistrate's Court session this morning John J. Suhill faced reckless driving charges from a October collision at the intersection of 840 East and Kent Road. A. E. Meadows testified for the state while the magistrate acquitted Suhill of improper passing but found him guilty of reckless driving and fined $25 plus costs.
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A. E. Meadows
Royal Trucking Firm
John J. Suhill
East South Street
U. S. 40
Seitlt
Schill
Charles McC. Mathian
A. D. Martin
West South
South Tefferson Streets
Shoemaker
Anna May Shores
Willow Avenue
Paul L Brindle
Washington
Wiliam A. Boone
Edward D Storm
Shutres
Edwin F. Naikirk
Charles J. Rigge
Emmitsburg
North Market Street
Alton Twenty
James LE. Smallwood
Middletown
West South Street
A. Norman Dietz
Three Percent Sales Tax Authorized in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Pa early today a three per cent sales tax became law despite opposition from Governor leader who had backed a pledge to abolish the existing one per cent levy.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Goveorke M
Birmingham student calls for campus housecleaning over views
A 19 year old sophomore at the University of Alabama in Birmingham urged a top to bottom house cleaning of the school last night and challenged authorities to take action against his protest views.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sophomoare
Liniversity of Alabama
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