Parolee Damages Utica Farm Home
A juvenile parolee, confined earlier at Reeewood Training School, caused about 1000 dollars in damage on the Ramsburg farm near Utica. He drained a cistern, damaged dairy equipment, cut implements, wrecked milking pipelines, and threatened to burn a barn before being found hiding on the property. He is under juvenile custody and awaiting return to the school.
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Reeewood Training School
Harvey E. Ramsburg
Utica
Austin Murray
D. A. Tucker
Ramsburg
Mr. Ramsburg
Jacob R. Ramsburg
William M. Dixon
Local notes flag three events from Emmitsburg and area
A note found on a stairway post in East Main Street recalls 1886 as the house’s year of construction. In Korea Sgt Marshall Sanders, co proprietor of Sanders Bros garage, serves in front line infantry. Robert C. Simpson joined the Catawba College octet for a Chapel Hill concert at Graham Memorial. St Josephs College Dramatic Club stages Much Ado About Nothing at DePaul auditorium. Community Funds 1951 kickoff features a basketball doubleheader with St Josephs High School vs Elmer Wolfe High School.
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Inmuitsburg
J. Ward Ker Yigan
East Main Street
Samuel Seabrooks
Lansinger
St. Joseph’s High School
Elmer Wolfe
Local Legion, college games, and VFW honors on busy eve
On the Memorial Gym floor of St Marys College Charles Clarke official county referee from Thurmont will officiate. The local Legion holds an eight game winning streak under coach Harold Hoke while St Josephs High School led by Dr John J Dillon has fifteen wins against one. Camp Detrick also fields a strong independent team and Elmer Wolfe High School Union Bridge shows a good record. Mrs Charles Clarke of Thurmont donated blood to the Red Cross since WWII and was honored by the local VFW Memorial Post with a citation of merit for meritorious service including blood donations meals and entertainment for veterans Walter Reed Hospital will receive $15 for cigarettes from the post. Trooper Kenneth Bond received a citation for meritorious community service and public order. Commander Wales Rightour noted the VFW aims to credit community helpers. About 100 attended, $5 was given to the VFW hospital service fund, post employees' pay up 10 percent, and nominations for post offices were held for a later election. A $75 door prize went to Mt St Marys student John Brady. refreshments followed.
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St. Mary's College
Charles Clarke
Thurmont
Legion
Harold Hoke
St. Joseph's High School
John J. Dillon
Camp Detrick
Elmer Wolfe High School
Union Bridge
Red Cross
Memorial Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clarke
Kenneth Bond
Maryland State Police
Wales Rightour
Armied Forces
United States
Walter Reed Hospital
Bond
VFW
Rightour
Armed Forces
VFW Hospital Service
John Brady
Mt. St. Mary's
Surprise anniversary supper honors Harneys and Yinghing birthday
Mr and Mrs John Way Bright hosted a surprise dinner at their home to mark the forty fifth wedding anniversary of the Harneys and to celebrate the birthday of their daughter Mrs Harry Yinghing.
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Harney
John Waybright
Harry Yinghing
Community Gatherings Mark Weekend in Piney Creek Area
The section notes a church event with a large number of guests including the Waybright and Yingling families. A Lutheran Brotherhood monthly meeting at the parish house featured Rev. Charles Owens as speaker, with Piney Creek Brotherhood guests and about thirty men in attendance. The Ladies Aid Society held a monthly meeting in the Sunday school room, led by President Mrs. E. P. Shriver, featuring scripture read by Mrs. Leatherman, prayers, vocal solos by Sandra Shorb, and recitals by Sandra Wise and Rickey Clint Ran.
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Piney Creek Brotherhood
Charles Owens
Piney Creek
Ladies Aid Society
E. P. Shriver
Ac, Leatherman
Shriver
Sandra
Ten Brethren Volunteer Service Unit recruits from nine states
Twenty young people from nine states began a year of service this week as the Tenth Brethren Volunteer Service Unit. Leaders for the first week are Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thralls, directors of Volunteer work on the Faliurrias Project.
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New Windsor
New Windsor High School
Bob Foster
Gene Fleming
Millie Foster
Margaret Ann Young
Carmelita de Ribera
Diana Lovell
Leonard Carey
William Stultz
Bunny Brown
Mary Babylon
Lois Williams
Virginia Baust
Hiram Macduffrie
Delano Haines
Manly
Roland Black
Tenth Brethren
Kenneth Thralls
Charles Norton
Michael Sthlee
University Hospital
Baltimore
Milk Production by Maryland Reaches New High
Maryland dairy farmers produced a record 1.318 billion pounds of milk last year, according to the University of Maryland Department of Agricultural Economics. G. M. Beal predicted a new high in 1951, citing increased military demand. Maryland herds rose while national herd numbers fell 12 percent since 1944.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland Department of Agricultural Economics
G. M. Beal
Department
Beal
Free State
Maryland dairy prices drift as January milk averages slide
Fragmentary text shows figures on fluid milk and cream from last year totaling 393 pounds. On January 15 Maryland farmers were receiving an average price or quantity, with the line cutting off before completion.
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Maryland
Milk price quoted at six forty five a hundredweight
The article notes Eleven six forty five price per hundredweight for milk, contrasting with usual seasonal decline from December figures. A fuse of unrelated church meeting details and a brief Q A on Soviet population follows, mentioning a lack of current accurate estimates and a common figure around 194 to 195 million.
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Soviet Union
Questions And Answers On Language And Peace Delegation
The query notes Aramaic spoken by Jesus per Bibhers scholars. It records Henry Ford sending a peace delegation to Europe in December 1915 aboard the steamer Oscar II. The text ends with a contrast of views and plans within the delegation.
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Christ
Bibhers
Jesus
Henry Ford
Europe
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