Anniversaries and Local Happenings in Middletown
A Middletown bulletin highlights anniversaries and community notes. Warren Shires sells Warren's Men's Shop to Thurman Ohler. John Seachrist family moves to West Main Street. several local gatherings and birthdays mark the week.
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Middletown
Warren
Warren Mi Shires
Hagerstown
Nettie Shirey
Thurman M
Hazel E. Ohler
John Seachrist
West Main Street
Austin L
Cecil Martin
Douglas
Leslie Shafer
Kafer
Shafer
Wand Philip Brotherhood C of
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church School
Noah Edward Kefauver
Air
Samuel E. Meneatshee
Aedletown
McBride
Burmese women volunteers in armed forces and fires blaze summary
The report notes first women volunteering for Burmese armed forces and mentions a weekend fire incident sponsored by State Farm Bureau causing 200 000 dollars in damage and leaving 125 homeless. Names of area residents are listed and a child admits starting a mattress fire in a basement. The Randle apartment at 2525 Minnesota Ave described. New corn hybrids show reduced leaf blight and stalk rat injury.
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State Farm Bureau
Mullins
Hows
Randle
Minnesota Ave
Thurmont Homemakers Club Meeting and PTA Funds
Thurmont Homemakers Club to meet Tuesday at 8 38 p m at Mrs Staley Stull home on Lombard Street Mrs Ralph Stottiemeyer PTA treasurer reports PTA smorgasbord net $1182 63 Cubs Pack 276 to scout town March 24 collecting old newspapers and magazines to bolster pack treasury Mr Harry Weddle of White F Montana visits Mr and Mrs Donald Simmers Mrs Charles F Wyers enjoys a trip to New York City and more
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Thurmont
Thurmont Homemakers’ Club
Staley Stull
Lombard Street
Ralph Stottiemeyer
Thurmont Parent- Teacher Association
Cub Scouts
Luecinem. Ane
Harry Weddle
White F. Montana
Donald Simmers
Charles F. Wyers
Mont
Ann
New York City
Mure
Boys Playing With Matches Caused Fire
Two boys playing with matches started a fire that destroyed a southeast Washington apartment house on Thursday. Deputy Fire Marshall Kermit R. Mullins said today that one firefighter died as a result.
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Washington
Kermit R. Mullins
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