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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

8

Hospital plans before city engineer outline 700000 cost

Plans for new Frederick Memorial Hospital additions and repairs to the Georgianna Houck Simmons nurses home total more than 700000. Other projects include an 80 by 198 foot repair shop at 104 106 108 East Patrick Street costing about 35000 and five single houses on Frederick avenue estimated at 60000. Fire damaged houses on East street prompt removal for a filling station site. Brooke reappointed to State Racing Commission in Charleston.

W. Raymond Walter Frederick Memorial Hospital Georgianna Houck Simmons John R. Cheatham Chevrolet Sales, Inc East Patrick Street Earl F. Yargelt Frederick Avenue Arthur Simons Dorothy Wast Jer Ralph Leatherman Roy Watkins Baltimore Franklin D. Miller A. Rosetta Burger East Street Church Street Board of Zoning Appeals JohnBcCariy William T. Lyons, Inc

Anniversaries of notable figures and events from 1879 onwards

A compact list of historic anniversaries and notes including Zabdiel Boylston born in Brookline Mass 1746 1766 death Isaac Hull born Derby Conn 1779 died 1843 Edwin Forrest 1805 died 1872 John Evans 1814 1897 Eddie Foy 1896 1928 Abraham Lincoln 1862 Janitors versus Merrimac 1868 John Singleton Mosby 1862 Civil Service 1883 First American Girl Scout troop 1912 Pancho Villa 1916 Lorraine trench attack 1918 FDR powers 1943 Berlin attack 1944 U S Third Army 1945 Coblenz 1945 end of strike 1947

Zabdiel Boylston Boston Brookline Mass Isaac Hull Old Tronsides Derby Conn Edwin Forttest Philadelphia Jouhn Evans Ilinois Indiana Colorado Waynesville Denver Eddie Foy New York Abrahamt Lincoln Merrimac John Singleton Mosoy Civil Service Dutette Lew Savannah Pancho Villa Columbus New Mexico Lorraine Conger Roosevelt S. Bth Berlin U. S. Third Army Coblenty Germany

Martinsburg robbery and 1940s birthdays noted

A Martinsburg West Virginia hold up of B and N Ambassador Limited by young gunmen netted a robbery of a train crew and 100 passengers with two later captured. The page also lists a series of birthdays for notable individuals from Chicago to New York, plus church committee appointments, choir organization, and upcoming events including a flower festival and a Sunshine committee for March.

J. I. Care‘Co Racine Wis Ambassador Limited Martinsburg W. Va Robert John Chicago Robert Ll. Eichelberger Sth Japan Urbana Ohio Bernard Samuel Philadelphia Alan Sproul New York San Francisco John K. Cannon Salt Lake City Utah

Utica Women's League Meets At Leatherman Home

The Utica Lutheran Women's League held its regular meeting March 2 at Mrs. Kenneth Leatherman's home. President Miss Sylvia Eyler presided. Ten Blue team and eleven Hed team members attended, with guest Mrs. Robin Adkins of Partenouth, Va.

Allen Harper, Jr Paul Heffner Lizzie Hessong Bessie Hessong Louise Stull Kenneth Leatherman Ray Baer Ross Stull Donald Himby J. M. Engle Perthller Ralph Hessong Cameron Hill Paul Heffmer James Dunn Utica Women’s League Utica Lutheran’ Women's League Sylvia Eyler Robin Adkins Partenouth

Lut's Stuff Certainty and the Turning Seasons

The verse line contrasts winter and spring as fleeting, noting winter’s fling ends with milder weather and spring visible. The Orinoco River system is noted to cover much of central Venezuela by N. A. Lufburrow.

Orinoco River Central Venezuela

Miss Rockwell Named Maryland Mother For 1950

Miss Mary L. Rockwell of Brunswick, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, was named Maryland's model mother chairing the Maryland Mothers Committee with Governor Lane endorsing. Citizens may nominate a Maryland mother for Mother's Day honors. Separately, three city fire companies battled a chimney fire at Cooper's Restaurant on West Patrick Street, fanned by a strong wind, delaying roof damage.

Annapolis Mary L. Rockwell Brunswick National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Maryland Cooper's Restaurant West Patrick Street United Rescue Truck Citizens Hook-And-Ladder

Birthday Party for Rudy and Ruben Blank

A birthday party Saturday night at Ezra and Mrs Blank's Ballenger Creek home celebrated Rudy and Ruben Blank turning fifteen. Guests included Ezra Blank Jr, Don ld Lee Blaine Thomas Gladys Mary Margaret Blank Janet and Shirley Hahn Dottie Kehne Nancy Cook Peggie Stella Wolfe Bobby Six Mary Cephas David Thomas Patty Robert Ramsburg Nellie David Charlotte Shafer Richard Linwood Stockman George Whipp Jack Geisbert Harry Cole Louis III George Baumgarden George Assley and the Blanks. Refreshments were moved and games and dancing were enjoyed.

Ezra Blank Ballenger Creek Read Rudy Ruben Blank Ruby Ruben Ezra Blank, Jr Donald Lee Blaine Thomas Gladys Mary Margaret Blank Janet Shirley Hahn Dottie Kehne Nancy Cook Peggie Stella Wolfe Bobby Six

Aggressor Power Jack Kuhn Attached to Navy Heads Roosevelt Roads

Jack B D Kuhn a fireman USN of Route 1 Lantz presently attached to Naval Headquarters Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico will assist Miard Stockman and several spouses in a matter involving local names Ruben Stockman William Thomas Harry Shafer Reba Ramsburg and others in a regional event with formal proceedings anticipated.

Miard Stockman Ruben Stockman William Thomas Harry Shafer Reba Ramsburg Jack BD. Kuhn USN Lantz Naval Headquarters Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico

Imaginary Navy Scenario Cited by Richard

A child Richard asks his mother for a nickel for the old man crying outside the house. The mother replies by questioning the man’s reason for weeping and the boy explains the old man cries about a five cent peanut bag.

Richard

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Brooke Charleston March &A Patteson Frank Brooke Charles Town State Racing Commission Know America Walter Snow North Market St The Fredericktown Savings Institution Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation U. S RED Cross Edward J. Barber Barber Steamship Lines England Amuel Barber Mount Kisco N. Y West Chester Taos N. A. Lufburrow Miss Rockwell Kehne Furniture No South Markets Snacseoe Berkshire Exclusive Nyton Kerr’ PE Street Save Kemp’s St.joseph Doris Dodson Chambray Kemp United States General Acceptance Corporation Frederick Witl
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