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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1951

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3

Potomac River Group To Meet Here In May

Local conservationists prepare large scale projects as the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin plans a May meeting here and the Monocacy Watershed Council scheduled to meet beforehand. State planners draft soil erosion and conservation measures while park plans for a 37 mile Patapsco River Valley project seek $6 million over twelve years with a bond issue possible. Local conservation districts push contour strip farming pond construction and a major tree planting drive in Frederick County.

Interstate Commission On the Potomac River Basin Monocacy Maryland Pennsylvania State Planning Commission Watershed Council Planning Commission Patapsco River Baltimore Sykesville Theodore R. McKeldin General Assembly Patapsco Hanover Street Bridge Frederick County

Postmaster Grove Optimist Speaker at Frederick Club

Frederick Optimist Club heard James A. Grove, postmaster and president of the local Little League, outline four sponsor groups Lions Civitan North End and South End Civic Associations. Members became charter league backers and the club seeks provisional Boys Club membership with goals for full status later. A March 22 dinner will feature Gen Eugene Sharp Bibb on Korea and Far East matters.

James A. Grove Frederick Frederick Optimist Club Grove Lions Club Civitan Club North End Civic Association South End Civic Association Optimist Club Boys Clubs of America Eugene Sharp Bibb

May Jr. sails with Navy unit as Bataan logs 225000th mile

Clarence F. May Jr. Fireman First Class, member of the crew aboard the light aircraft carrier USS Bataan CVL-29, took part in Korea era operations in Korean waters as the ship logged its 225000th mile. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Clarence F May of Thurmont Maryland.

Bataan Clarence F. May No. 1 Thurmont, Md

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Discuss Ready Made Dresses

At a Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club meeting at Miss Marguerite Burgee s home near Hyatts town Mrs Bascom Neal and Mrs William Lawson outlined what to seek in ready made dresses including construction trim buttons cut of material and possible alterations for figure issues The group noted the professional finish of ready made garments compared to home tailored ones and discussed current fashions rayon suiting material its non shrinkage cost and appearance Wise buying tips included reading fabric labels and material suitability Suggestions for alterations in dresses worn by members were offered.

Women’s Club Pleasant Grove

Club reports and meetings wrap up with local council notes

Members at Meadowbrook Farm discussed upcoming items for the next meeting led by Mrs Aubrey Davis. Delegates were named to the County Council session on March 31, while Mrs Huber Biser reported on council meetings. At Tjamsville Club Five, Mrs Kehne spoke on dress materials and care, rheumatic fever, and Easter songs were shared with Junior Red Cross letters read by New Market students.

Aubrey Davis Meadowbrook Farm Huber V. Biser Bascom Neal Edgar W. Davis Tjamsville Club Joseph Kehne Tjamsville Homemakers Club Donard Hargett Kehne Harry Swomley Red Cross New Market School Howard B. Smith Swomley Boyd Page

Opera House Schedule for Next Week at City House

The City Opera House lists film lineups for next week starting Sunday to Tuesday with The Mudlark starring Irene Dunne Alec Guinness and Constance Smith. Wednesday and Thursday feature The Man Who Cheated Himself with Lee J Cobb Jane Wyatt and John Dall. Friday opens I’d Climb The Highest Mountain with Susan Hayward and William Lundigan plus Rival Romeos cartoon. Saturday shows Desperadoes of the West chapter 9 at 10 30 a m. Forum Monday hosts a Frederick Chamber of Commerce luncheon and Open Forum in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Benjamin B Rosenstock chairing the Education Committee and George C Slagic handling tickets.

The City Opera House Iirene Dunne Alec Guinness Constance Smith Frederick

Recreation contest winner and meeting plans noted

Mrs. Walter A. England staged a recreation contest won by an unnamed participant. The event featured a green and white color scheme on the table and refreshments. Favors were shamy rocks. Miss Fehr will attend the April meeting at Mrs. Howard B. Smith’s home.

Walter A. England Fehr Howard B. Smith

Tivoli theater week program announced for March 18

Tivoli theater lists a busy week headlined by Burt Lancaster and co stars in Von Reanne Valley with Bugs Bunny cartoons from Monday to Thursday. Friday features Edge of Doom with Dana Andrews and Farley Granger. Saturday showcases a Zane Grey double feature Light of the Western Stars and Drift Fence starring Alan Ladd and others.

Tivoli Theater

Maryland House seeks action on wrestling goons

Annapolis March 16 The Maryland House of Delegates adopted a favorable report urging the State Athletic Commission to examine the sham and pretense of professional wrestling. The resolution was sponsored by Democrat Leroy Pumphrey of Prince Georges and Mrs Leona M Rush of Montgomery. Pumphrey said he loved sports and sought to save wrestling, not harm it.

Annapolis Maryland House of Delegates State Athletic Commission Leroy Pumphrey Prince Georges Leona M. Rush Montgomery Pumphrey Baltimore

Cagers Ay Tivoli Guest of Frederick High School

Frederick High School varsity basketball team will appear as on stage guests at Tivoli Theater and Megs Sunday night. Jack Fortney and Tom Glass will host, with McCurdy Field Athletic Commission chairman introducing the Cadet cagers and Coach Homer Brooks around 8 50 p m. A Sports Short on basketball accompanies the feature Ven geance Valley. Four times as many deaths occur at night as in day per car on the road.

Cagers AY Tivoli Frederick High School Tivoli Theater Megs Jack Fortney Tom Glass McCurdy Field Athletic Commission Homer Brooks Igh Vengance Valley

Fultz Held for Grand Jury in Rockville Murder Case

Louis D. Fultz 33 of near Henderson's Corner is held for Montgomery County grand jury on murder charges after Rockville Police Court hearing. He faces no bail in Rockville jail for alleged killing of first cousin Cas William Overby 30 on February 27 near the Baltimore & Ohio Station in Rockville. Overby had recently lived with the Fultz family. Fultz testified he recalled nothing after the shooting. The Planet Pluto was photographed in 1914 but not discovered until 1930.

Louis D. Fultz Henderson's Corner Montgomery County Alger ¥. Barbee Rockville Fultz Pele Cas William Overby Baltlemore & Ohio Overby Fultz Familly

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