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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1951

Page

5

Easter Play Sunday at Pleasant Hill School

Easter Sunday program at Pleasant Hill Sunday school features the play The Lad at 10 a.m. with cast including Wayne Foaga Anna Mae Hooper Patsy Shaft Ruth Alma Martz Jepthah Jimmie Putman The Lad Johnny Hooper and reader Francis Hooper. A vocal duet piano solo and Lent offering follow.

Pleasant Hill Lad Wayne Foaga Anna Mae Hooper Esther Patsy Shaft Ruth Alma Martz Jepthah Jimmie Putman Johnny Hooper Francis Hooper Francis Putman Herbert Staley Norman Dutrow Linda Staley

Defer Action On Zoning Amendment For Funeral Home

The Mayor and Aldermen postponed decision on a zoning ordinance amendment to allow a funeral home in residential districts with Board of Zoning Appeals authorization after a public hearing. Residents of North Market Street opposed the plan to allow Robert E. Dailey at 2201 North Market Street, with Byron W. Thompson and others opposing. The meeting, five hours long, also covered selling an old street sweeper, reimbursing a damaged citizen, and other zoning and street-line actions.

Board of Zoning Appeals North Market Street Robert E. Dailey Byron W. Thompson James A. Grove Austin Fogle Mehr High Street Fourth Market Streets Wilson and Lee Places

Holy Week Meeting By Frederick Lions Club

The Frederick Lions Club met Thursday in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom as Rev. W. Merval Weaver of the Frederick Presbyterian church delivered a Good Friday and Easter message. Weaver tied the Cross to the Resurrection and urged peace through truth, referencing Soviet propaganda and noting Sandy Spring and Lion Fred Burkholder in his remarks.

Frederick Lions Club Francis Scott Key Hotel W. Merval Weaver Frederick Presbyterian Church Raymond FE. Wilhelm Grace Reformed Church Mr. Weaver Christ Sandy Spring Lion Fred Burkholder Hagerstown

Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Marriage and Jealousy

Dorothy Dix counsels a reader married to a jealous divorced man to accept the situation and cultivate respect for his mother and former wife. She urges kindness to the mother-in-law, acknowledges inevitable complications from a prior marriage, and notes the value of perspective in marital life. She also answers inquiries on men holding wives, and when to have children, advising against coercion and stressing readiness and desire for children.

Bear Miss Dix Mother Jones Dorothy Dix Johnny

Strike Averted in AFL CIO Meat Handlers Row

Chicago reports a looming duel between AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutlers and Butcher Workmen and CIO United Packinghouse Workers over an hourly wage dispute. President Green urged delay to avoid disrupting meat supply and ongoing Washington talks. CIO set no strike date, while AFL warned Monday strike would cripple meat flow.

Chicago AFL CIO AHL Willian Green AFL Amalgamated CIO United Packinghouse Green Washington United Labor Policy Committee Defense Mobilization

Court News: Marriages and Property Transfers Listed

Court notices list marriages including Michael H Belshaw and Clara Chew of New York and George M Phelps with Mary A Klinger of Carlisle, plus Eyler and Grimes pairs and other names. Property deeds show transfers among Eichelberger, Creagerstown Cemetery Co., Mollie Butts, Day, Beck, and Delauter, with multiple $10 and $5 sums and county notes. Equity action Doris Lyles vs Ralph Lyles for absolute divorce and counsel fee. Equity action Doris W. Lyles and Ralph T. Lyles reported.

Michael H. Belshaw New York Clara Chew George M. Phelps Norfolk Mary A. Klinger Carlisle Jerry M. Eyler Graceham Barbara A. Eyler Woodsboro Elroy F. Grimes Hazel P. Kidwell Walkersville Daniel W. Kreider Lebanon Carl Day Clara B. Beck Jesse D. Day J. Hooker Lewis Willie F. Delauter D. Shankler Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Charles E. Harp E. Cecil Keller Philip Wertheimer Brosing Homes Corp Doris W. Lyles Ralph T. ‘Lyles

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