Convention Of Bible Classes Here In May
Maryland Federation of Men s Bible Classes plans Maryland Federation of Men s Bible Classes convention in Calvary Methodist Church Frederick. Sessions start morning and afternoon with a banquet in the parish hall. A minimum of 150 delegates expected. program details forthcoming. The event aims to unite church groups for spiritual study and fellowship.
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Frederick
Bible Postin
I Great Solotheen Ptc
HFG. CO
la Coert St
Mervland Federation of Erecesiti
Sait Poah
Calvary Chapel
SUN
Sie Muons
Maryland Federation of Men's Bible
Tee
Associated Press
Calvary
Satus Deswely
Republeacen
Te Post Crick
Izaak Walton League Banquet March 23
A Frederick Izaak Walton League banquet is planned for March 23 at Hotel Frederick. The event marks the league’s 34th year, with vocal support from local and national figures on conservation and policy issues.
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Izaak Walton League
Illness in Fayetteville and Middletown Noted
The condition of Albert Scott, Scotty's Confectionery proprietor, after a heart attack en route to Florida ten days ago, remains serious at a Fayetteville hospital. Jasper P. Younkins of Middletown recently had surgery at Washington County Hospital and is now recuperating at home. A casual note observes no constitutional function limits the President or Vice President in wartime duties, referencing an American warship and embassy.
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Albert Scott
Scotty’s Confectionery
Florida
Fayetteville
N. C
Jasper P. Younkins
Main Street
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hitterstown
United States
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns of The News
A March 20 1907 column recalls militia inspection of Company A by Capt William Baird and Col Charles D Gaither with praise for uniforms and drill. It notes Penn College training, national league links, President health rumors, and local incidents including a horse-driven wagon collision at Market Street with minor damage and an injury to Arunah Rogers Jr son of Mr C Arunah Rogers from a kick to the face.
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William Baird
U. S. Army
Charles D. Gaither
Penn College
Johnstown
American Association
White House
Lucy
Charles H. Hagan
JSC LE GE
Smith
East Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Ames Rogers
C. Arunah’ Rogers
Buckerstown
Twenty Years Ago Items From the Townns Of The News
Forty years back figures and events mix in a round of local notes. A Jefferson farm blaze destroyed a home and contents while a Rippean family barely escaped with five children. Frederick citizens pressed for a new city high school with a $500000 enable act. Carroll Creek cleanup in Frederick was approved and moved toward final adoption. A dramatic Potomac River rescue wedding occurred in Frederick. National politics drift into posturing on SEATO duties and SE Asia alliances as old debates reemerge about presidential and senate roles and diplomatic handling.
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Roy Rippean
Charles Renn
Jefferson
Frederick
Harry W. LeGore
Annapolis
LeGore
WPA
Carroll Creek
Linis
State
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac
Births and local notices flow through Frederick area
Mr. and Mrs. Markwood Mackenzie of Fairview announce the birth of their second child, a son named Donald, at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing eleven and a half pounds. Mrs. Mackenzie is former Joan Shane of Urbana. Ada Hoffman of Thurmont visits her son-in-law Merril Moberly Jr. in Martinsville, Virginia, after the illness and death of Merril Moberly II. Luther Stang of Frederick will observe his 51st wedding anniversary. Maryland cooperative Guernsey breeders’ meeting in Jacksonville drew attendees from Frederick County, including Charles T. Murray who earned a second-place D.H.A. award. Nancy Lynn Grimes was born last Friday in Baltimore to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Grimes of Winfield. she weighed seven pounds nine ounces. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albaugh of Rocky Ridge at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Mirs Markwood G. Mackenzie
Fairview Avenue
Donald Es
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mackenzie
Joan Shane
Norris Shane
Urbana
Ada Hoffman
Thurmont
Merril Moberly Jr
Forest Lane
Martinsville
Grace Liday
Lula Butler
EB. Feicholtz
Helen Sando
Washington
Merril Moberly
Luther A- Stang
Frederick
Frederick County
Jacksonville
Baltimore County
Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeder's Association
Charles T. Murray
Murray
D.H.A
D.H.I.A
J. R Sehabinger
University of Maryland
Raymond A.j i Grimes
Winfield
Nancy Lynn
Woman’s Hospital, Baltimore
Miss Grimes
Raymond Browning
Mt. Airy
Deaths fill Emmitsburg and nearby towns prompt notices
Multiple obituaries from Emmitsburg and surrounding areas report deaths of Annie M. Warner of Emmitsburg at 65, Norman T. Thayer of Harpers Ferry at 69, Charles Nelson Longerbeam of Ranson, and James William Covert of Engle. Services, burial plans, and surviving relatives are listed, with locations at Allison Funeral Home, Mountain View cemetery, Fairview cemetery, and Edge Hill cemetery.
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C. N. Longerbeam
Charles Nelson Longerbeam
N Ranson
W. Va
Millville
C. L. Robinson
Rawson
Charles Franklin
Flora Elizabeth Steve Longerbeam
Nellie Pearl Whittington
Murrill Hill Methodist Church
Harpers, Ferry
Murrill Hill
Funeral Services for Mrs. Charlotte Tyler Lakin
Mrs. Charlotte Tyler Lakin of Terra Alta W Va dies Sunday at 7 30 pm at home A funeral service was held at 10 30 am at the Terra Alta Episcopal church Interment in Terra Alta cemetery Surviving are sisters Mrs Nancy Quynn Frederick and Mrs Virginia Campbell Towson The family name Speerman W Etchison and Son are funeral directors
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Lillie E. McCutchen Anderson
Thomas W. 3Ates
Lucketts
Charles Anderson
Point of Rocks
Clar Mve W. Anderson
George H.J. Anderson
Ethel French
Rebecca Andersson
Washington
Elizabeth Anderson
Monongah
East Church Street
Charlotte Tyler Lakin
Terra Alta
W. Va
Nancy Quynn
Frederick
Virginia Campbell
Towson
Gladys
Penwell
James
Hedgesville
Nei
Bloomery
John P
Philadelphia
Robert
Harrison
Wager Penwell
Charles Town
John Lally
Ernest F Hardy
Murriill
Joseph A. Eyler
Salem Methodist Field
Cedar Grove
Arthur
Thomas Pickett
Newt
Windsor
Eyvler
Fone
Hoyt. Dudley
Ebenezer Methodist Cemetery
Winfield
Cenarn
Kepler
Daniel
Martha Jane Derry Kepler
Middletown
Cyrus Early
Smith Burg
Cyrus Wolfe
Edward Swope
George Bowman
Charles Leather- Jan
Daniel A. Kepler
Middleown Funeral Home
Albert Burkhardt
Lutheran Cemetery
Glaghill Company
Laborer killed as sewer ditch cave injures crew near Harpers Ferry
Charles David Engle 41 of near Harpers Ferry was killed when a sewer ditch collapsed at a Brueck of Meissen project. Francis Ramsburg sustained minor injuries. Crew and police removed the body from the ten foot ditch as Engle died en route to an Alexandria hospital. Funeral plans mention Idale Virginia and Idlewild airport for transport to Frankfurt Germany. Other obituaries note Mrs Carrie Estelle Shafer and Joseph A Eyler with services and interments in local churches and cemeteries.
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Charles David Engle
Harpers
Sybille Ferry
Brueck
Meissen
Germany
Annaheld
Idale
New Windsor
D. D
County Paving Company
Hartler and Sods
Fairfax
Brethren Service Commission
Brethren Service Center
Lewis Robson
Idlewild International Airport
New York
Frankfurt
Francis Ramsburg
Harpers Ferry
Engle
Alexandria
Carrie
Estelle Shafer
Milton
Shafer
Sarah Dillon Engle
Patrick Street
James Garland Engle
Murrill Ifrom
East Hill
E. Wil Iliam Hall
Calvary Methoodist Church
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Dorothy O. Staley
Helen ¥. Hansen
Raymond C. Geisbert
Roy F. Gross
Francis! .Staley
Harry Zentz
Jons
Mount Olivet Cemetery
E. Cline and Son
Approaches The Day Vernal Equinox Brings Spring
The article extols spring as a season of renewal and disruption. It notes varied arrival dates, from March 20, and describes spring’s pull on people. It highlights poets, teachers, housewives, and gardeners feeling restlessness yet appreciating longer days and new life.
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Lenore
Aphrodite
Helen
Tennyson
Praise For City Police At Frederick Shopping Center Opening
A commendation letter from Donald W. Osten lauds Frederick City Police for outstanding service during March 13 to 17 at the Frederick Shopping Center grand opening. The writer praises officers for skill, courtesy, and efficiency managing large crowds and heavy traffic, calling the department one of the finest under Chief Charles V. Main.
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Police Department
Charles V. Main
Frederick
Maryland
Donald W. Osten Larrabee
Farm Suit On Trial In Tennessee Circuit Court
A suit over farm share arrangements from 1956 is on trial before Chief Judge Patrick Sehnauffer in the Tennessee Circuit Court. Irving Bauerlein sues for about 3900, while Frank Salvino counters for about 1000. Arguments cover lease promises, milk check division, and alleged past disputes. Monocacy Garden Club hosts a meeting in Upper Montgomery County with demonstrations on flower arrangement.
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Irving Bauerlein
Taneytown
Frank Salvino
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Robert
E. Clapp Jr
Bauerlein
Salvino
H. Kieffer de Lanter
Clapp
Lecture on The Problem of Integration in the South
Mrs Frances E Coe mother of Hood student Elizabeth Coe 59 will speak on The Problem of Integration in the Southern Public Schools at Town Hall Thursday 7 p m in Brod sbeck Hall She is a Memphis City Board of Education member and works with the Adult Education center in Memphis The talk reflects her teaching and education interests and Democratic political activity since 1948 Her reception follows at the home of President and Mrs Andrew G Truxal.
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Frances E. Coe
Hood
Elizabeth Coe
Town Hall
Brodsbeck Hall
Tennessee
United States
Albert A. Gore
Estes Kefanver
Crump
Andrew G. Truxal
State Police Pay Increases Approved
ANNAPOLIS March 19 The House Ways and Means Committee approved a new pay scale for State Police raising base pay by 300 to 2000 for captains. Troopers get 500 boosts, other ranks 300 or 400. Major and captain levels see larger increases. Estimated annual cost 280000. Beginning troopers at 3.45 yearly? no. Each trooper receives 1300 subsistence and longevity up to 40 percent of base. The bill goes to the House floor tonight.
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Annapolis
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dr Pilgram Addresses Auxiliary About Hospital Defense Plan
Dr Robert Pilgram spoke to the Women's Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital at the Evangelical Reformed church. He outlined Civil Defense evacuation center roles and disaster procedures while auxiliary volunteers integrated into the plan. Awards highlighted hours of service and pinkie puppets distributed to pediatric patients.
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Robert Pilgram
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evangelical Reformed Church
Pilgram
W. Jarboe Grove
Joseph Turner
Nurses Glee Club
Heaven
Charles Davis
Glee Club
Carolin Hendrickson
Dorothea W. Harris
Hours Credit
The
Auxiliary
Grove
E. C. Hartmann
Nevin Baker
Edgar McBride
William M. Storm
Joseph Stephens
Otho J. Keller
National Hospital
P. H. Beavers
Beavers
Walter >Worthington
E. Dwight J . McCain
Clyde Roney Sr
Frank Worthington
Vernally Moore
J. Ricard Ramsburg
G. Hunter Bowers
Charles Jones
Parsons (Newman
Emil O_ Walter
Richard Zimmerman
Chase Ol Gove Jr
Kenneth Harsher
J. Frederick Kreissig
Paul Rhoads
Charles T. Butcher Jr
Walter Crowther Jr
Annabelle Lundgren
Russelli
McCain
Robert Owen
G. L. Thomas Jr
Paul Zimmerman
Howard Ash
Charles H. Conley Jr
William Delanter
Carl Holland
M. H. Padridge
James B. Thomas
W. Cash Smith
Roger Beane
Edwardi Drake
William G. Kussmaul
James McClellan
Gordon E. Mallett
Robert Nicodemus
Joseph P. Yona
Final Dance In Series At Thurmont Saturday
Thurmont Parent-Teachers Association hosts the final dance in a series at Thurmont High School auditorium this Saturday night from 8 to 12. The Rhythmiaires band, a 10 piece Thurmont High School group led by James Fish Jr., will provide dancing music. The event aims to offer wholesome entertainment for local youths and families, with refreshments available and volunteers aiding.
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Thurmont Parent-Teachers Association
Thurmont High School
Roland Seidel
Thurmont High
Thurmont
James Fish Jrot
P-TA Heads Reminded Of April 6 Convention
Nelson A Strathern president of the Frederick County Council of P-TA's sent a letter to local P-TA presidents about the second annual nominating convention set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday April 6 at North Frederick Elementary School. The notice highlights a policy change by the National Congress of PFA at the Maryland delegation's request, allowing local units to participate in sponsor or initiate public meetings to inform the community about candidate qualifications. All community groups are urged to invite representatives to such meetings.
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Frederick County
Cochairmen
George A. Lentz
Baltiimore
Edward S. Price
Aew
Bruiser
Iship
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Congress
House
Senate
Rayburn
Hayden
Nelson A. Strathern
Frederick
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Fairview
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Darkesville
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