Achievement Night Reveals School Parental Pride
In Frederick county school auditoriums parents attend Achievement Night to view students perform a varied program. Clowns juggle band shows, a vocal chorus, and costumes evoke Old Mexico with a doctor and nurse scene. Monday Musicales featured Rachmaninoff works and student performances, while a closing note warns souvenirs may not feature wedding portraits.
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Old
Mexico
Frederick County
Ethan Book
Fairview Avenue
Shirley Braungart
Peabody Preparatory Department
West Frederick Junior High School
Serzei Rachmaninoff
James Falk
Rachmaninoff
Owen Avers
Stephen Langley
George Douglas
Deward Schantz
George Stupp
Donald Sulman
Helen Shafer
Edward Schantz
Ecastro
Stupp
Marlone Cine
Schantz
Book
Carol Freed
Chrstine Hagan
Church Plight Echoes Roman Days in China
AP Religion Writer notes the dire state of Chinese Christians, likening it to Diocletian era persecutions. Bishop James Walsh faces sentencing for alleged plots, with many foreign missionaries expelled or jailed as Patriotic Association controls church life. The Vatican deems the state schismatic. Will faith endure in mainland China.
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China
Diocletian
James E. Walsh
United States
Lst
Walsh
Red
Kim
Yen
Peter Hungsberg
Peiping
Union Theological Semina
Patriotic Assn
Vatican
Rome
Francis de Masi
Maryknoll
Formosa
Underground Statehouse Dedication in Maryland Planned
PIKESVILLE Md AP an underground statehouse will be dedicated March 29 at Reisterstown road and Sudbrook Lane. Built beneath the surface it is self sufficient with power water and food stores. It would serve as the emergency seat of the state government in a nuclear attack while currently serving as the State Civil Defense control center. Gov. Taxes and Leo A Hoegh national OCDM head will attend with federal state and local officials.
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Pikesville
Marland
Reisterstown Road
Sudbrook Lane
Leo A. Hoegh
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
State Police
Schoolboy Rowe Becomes Detroit Tigers Scout for South
Former pitching ace Schoolboy Rowe, once a Detroit Tigers star, takes on a scouting post covering the southern states, expanding the team’s talent network.
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Detroit Tiger
Railroads Seen in Four Distinct Investment Groups
Babson argues rail stocks should not be viewed as a single market. He segments into four groups commuter lines short haul mines long haul transcontinentals and notes potential government ownership and aviation competition affecting long term prospects.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Leone
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Atchinson
Topeka
Ile
Depart of Defense
Railra
Fire damages Mount Airy plant near Center Street
Mount Airy Fire Department rushed to extinguish a blaze at the Mount Airy pams factory on Center Street after a janitor spotted it around 3 39 p m. Three fire units fought the fire for about an hour. The Rombo Brothers Company of Baltimore owns the plant. Damage estimate set at zero and investigators probe the cause.
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Mountairy
Theii Airy Pams
Center Street
Rombro Brothers Company of
Baltimore
Weekly Church Services Compiled From Local Listings
A dense schedule of parish services across multiple congregations includes times for worship, Sunday schools, and midweek activities. Notable entries cover Myersville, Wolfsville, Middletown, Mt Airy, Damascus, Emmitsburg, Brunswick, Point of Rocks, and other local churches with ministers named such as Rev P J Mart and Rev C C Fro.
Church schedules and services listed for multiple local congregations
A compilation of service times and church activities across several congregations including Gapland Pentecostal Holiness, Forest Grove, Lovettsville Lutheran, Brunswick Lutheran, Brunswick Episcopal, Brunswick Church of God, Weverton Baptist and the Christian and Missionary Alliance. Entries show Sunday School start times, morning and evening worship, prayer services, training unions, and youth programs.
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Mt. Airy Episcopal
H. A. di Brandi
Airy
St. James- Holy Communion
Poplar Springs
St. Paul's
Gapland Pentecostal Christian Holiness
D. N
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Allance
Ber Hogan Winning the Masters: Two Titles and Four Runner-ups
Ber Hogan claimed two Masters titles and finished as runner up four times, marking a storied, consistent presence at Augusta. The record highlights Hogan as one of the tournament’s enduring competitors across multiple decades.
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Ber Hogan
Fragmented History Items From Obscure Dates
In U S Today in History entries scattered with errors, reflecting multiple dates and events. Names, places, and events include France cholera deaths in 1622, California province status in 1825, and a 1993 Paris death, with broader mentions of Beethoven, MacDonald, and James B. Conant.
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California
Republic of Mexaco
France
Sarah Be
Paris
New York City
Whower
He West
Camden
St Hil
NL OY
Rhodes
Capetoun
Bor England
MacDonald
Esg
Boulder
Colo
Seattle
Wash
James B. Conant
Notable Figures and Birthplaces Cited in Historical Record
The list notes several prominent individuals and their birthplaces with ages, including Robert Frost born in San Francisco 86 years ago, Joan J Grogan described as labor executive and Hoboken mayor born in Hoboken 46 years ago, Robert W G Vail of the New York Historical Society born in Vietor New York 70 years ago, and Thomas Lanier Williams born in Columbus Mississippi 46 years ago, with Dorchester Massachusetts and Tennessee also mentioned as origins for other figures.
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Dorchester
Mass
Robert Frost
San Francisco
Joan J. Grogan
Hoboken
Robert W. G. Vail
New York Historical Society
Vietor
N. Y
Tennessee
Thomas Lanier) Willams
Columbus
Miss
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Wilma Smith
Cricket London
British Board of Trade
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Iepa PE
Tom Henshaw
Robert E. Lee
Federal Communica
Thor
Mount Airy
Zenith
Motorola
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
Carroll Street
Church Council
Wolfsville Evan
United Brethr
J. W. Schudt
Wolfs
Even
Middletown
Church of the Brethren
Worshpurch School
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren
Bethel Methodist
George Gray
Gambrill Park
Calgary
Paul Way
Cy A .Mm
Ridgeville - Howard
H. R. Ulme
Howard Chapel
Ridgeville
Mt Airy Calvary
Mt. Airy
Seventh-Day Adventist
David Miller
Shookstoun Assembly of God
James Wolf
Mormez
Seice
Emmitsburg
Incarnation United Church of Christ
Damascus
Berghauser
Montgomery Methodist
Fev. L. Sparks
Bethesda
Workstown
Worsh
Worsup
Brunswick
New York Hill
F. A. Thorn
Point of Rocks
Assembly of God
Mary E. Kibbe
Brunswick First Methodist
W. C. Warner
Brunswick First Baptist
L. D_ Carmack
Sun- Gay
Rosemont Ave
Frederick, MD
Frederick
Lowestoft
Faun
Axminster
Olsen
Newell Post
Naritake China
Siver Royal Worcester
Mary Castle
Hal Lee Ott
Emmert R. Bowlus
Horace M. Alexander
Roy W. Poole
Jennie Ott
Mary C. Ott
Maryland
Hood College
B. Gabbert Jr
Jefferson
Doubs
Worshy
Forest Grose
Lovettsville
Brunswick Lutheran — Rev
Brunswick Epsicopal
H. J Wilson
G. P. Dung
St. Luke's
Brunswick Church of God
Harold Beck
Bible School
Peonies
Weverton
GR. Gibson
U. S
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Dean F. Aubol
U.S
Farmers and Mechanices-Citizens National Bank
North Market
West Second Street
Wood
Ciizens Nationa Bank
of Fredericks
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
The
Federal Reserve System
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Frederick Shopping Center
Fort Detrick
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge
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