Marriages and notices from Erick Maryland and Joplin Missouri
In a March 31 1938 notice Anna Rick and Masseme fand Helen Krokroskia are tied to a February marriage to Willam R Baum of Joplin Missouri. The ceremony occurred at a Joplin Methodist church with Rev Morris Q Paul presiding. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a finger tip veil and carnations. She graduated Joplin High School and works at Missouri Steel Castings Company. The groom, a Joplin High School and Joplin Junior College graduate, works for American Telephone and Telegraph Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erpom Serecame
Anna Rick
Masseme
Fand
Helen Krokroskia
Darrell Krokroskia
Woodsbero
Helen L Dinon
East Siath Street
Willam R. Baum
Joplin
Morris QO Paul
Joplin High School
Missouri Steel Castings Company
Jopin Junior College
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Easter Faith and Humanity's Need for Spiritual Growth
A reflective piece argues that material plenty fails to bring happiness, urging a deeper spiritual development and alignment with Christian virtue as path to a fuller life. It recalls Christ’s example and warns against crassness and disaster without moral growth. The Dutch also plans to send saplings to U.S. states as flood recovery aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Croesus
Jesus
God
Christ
Fifty Years Ago Terms From The News March 1908
Items from Middletown era include pastor appointment Guy P Bready of Adamstown chosen for Tharmant Reformed charge succeeding George A Whitmer who rests. Local election set with Burgess William G Boileau and commissioners listed. Property sale John W Welty Fahrney to Dr P D Fairney for 3500 dollars. Juvenile Literary Society debated coal versus wood with 2 1 verdict for wood. Eggs rise to 16 cents a dozen. Market hours moved earlier for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy P. Bready
E. T. Bready
Adamstown
Tharmant Reformed Charge
George A. Whitmore
Ady
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Middletown
Burgess
William G. Boileau
L. Z. Derr
MW. F. Cook
W. W. Doub
C. A Cross
A. A. Lamar
J. Welty Fahrney
West Fourth Street
P. D. Fairney
Juvenile Literary Society
H. Stanton
Anya Anne Kennedy
D. Hendrickson
D. Johson
H. Yinger
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Colamme Of the News
Packing factory owners to pay 11 a ton in Evergreen and 14 a ton for Golden Bantam sugar corn this summer. Harry A Lowman died suddenly of a bear attack while parking his car near the Court House, wife and son present. Ot Arnold Whitmore on Merket street recovered from grippe. City Maen delivered sermon at second union Lenten service in Washington church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Banca
Court House
Harry A. Lowman
Welliuews
Jobinsrifle Rom
Cherrytown
Arnold Whitmore
North Merket Street
Bo Deen
Grippe
Emmitsburg Nurse Caps at Baltimore Hospital Event
Miss Jean Troxell of Emmitsburg joins the Lutheran Hospital nursing class as she receives her cap at the March 9 capping exercises. She is capped by fellow Emmitsburg resident Miss Doris Wastler, a current graduate class member. A reception followed for the girls and their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Troxell
Harry Troxell
Emmitsburg
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Iss ‘Troxell
Doris Wastler
Soil Tests Show Need For Liming In Maryland Soils
The University of Maryland laboratory report shows most Maryland soils tested by Frank L. Bent have pH below 6.0, indicating need for liming. Frederick county has 33 percent below 6.0, Washington county 30 percent. pH guides crop needs vary from alfalfa to tobacco and potatoes. Plane forced down near Woodbine in fog, pilot Henry Frailey from Oklahoma City and passenger identified. crash occurred on Rostoe Maring farm and investigation follows.
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University of Maryland
Frank L. Bent
College Park
Frederick County
Washington County
Rostoe
Maring
Woodbine
Carroll County
Lancaster
Mere
Henry Fraley
American Chain and Cable Company
Oklahoma City
Lanmute
Two Washington events highlight Easter weekend shows
The American Ma e society hosts a three day affair at the Shorehem Hotel Thursday through Saturday with attendees from Braddock Heights Jug Bridge and Woodward Loth iar. Guy Wilson of Ireland attends as a guest of honor. Camel ike Seely vn Lee Told wanes presents its second annual show at the Chevy Chase store auditorium with Brad dock Heights judge De. C. Edgar Tullis and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Mae Society
Shorehem Hotel
Thureday
Ancil B. Smith
Braddock
Heights
T. Stuart Haller
Jug Bridge
Ross
Mount Airy
Asa Watkins
Roscoe Thompson
Frank Harris
Guy Wilson
Ireland
Ike Seely
Vn Lee
Wanes
Chevy Chase Store
Woodward and Loth‘ego
de. C. Edgar ‘Tullis
Braddock Heights
Tullis
Lewis H. Knock
Charien Phillips
Congress stalls on major reforms during Easter recess
Highlights show five senators and five representatives working toward a compromise as Congress slows. The week includes passage of a $3.629 billion appropriation for Treasury Post Office and Tax Court operations and continued debate over electoral reform and price supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Treasury
Post Office
Vilerea Wan Guy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Weddings Cre-Voies at Grace Evangelical church
Miss Nancy Lou Lakel and Kenneth L. Cramer married in a Friday ceremony March 20 at eight o'clock. Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm officiated the double ring service with Mia Ida Kode as attendant and Harold Koode Jr. as best man. A small reception followed at the bride’s brother’s home before the couple departed for a brief honeymoon through Virginia. They will reside temporarily at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATCO
Nancy
Lou Lakel
C. Frank Lakel
Frederick
Route 2
Kenneth L. Cramer
Harry
Mia
Ida Kode
Harold Koode Jr
Charles F. Lakes Jr
Lee Place
Virginia
Liberty Progressive 4H Club hears talks on cattle feeding
Liberty 4H members met at Jerry Me Culler’s home with 18 in attendance. David Denny and Wayne Hevner led talks on feeding dairy and beef cattle and sheep. Two men joined. Dwayne Lappy and John George. Next meeting at Edward and Charita Smiths in April. Doctors Day observed by Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary with red carnation boutonnières for physicians.
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Liberty Progrssive Club
David Denny
Jerry
Wayne ‘Hevner
Liberty Progressive 4H
Jerry Me.Culler
Dwayne Lappy
John George
Wayne Hevner
College Park
Stansfield
Edward and
Charita Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Deaths of Slegrias Los Grinder and Fossett
Obituary notices list Maurice Lee Grinder of Union Bridge and Bessie Hunter Fossett of Harpers Ferry, with details of survivors, service arrangements, and burial plans. Funeral services for Grinder are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Union Bridge funeral home. Fossett’s services were held in Harpers Ferry with interment at Harper Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasle M. Feacott
Bessie Hunter Fessett
Charles Town General Hospital
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
Willam A
Frances Gardner Sites
Elwood Fossett
St. John's
Harper Cemetery
Harpera Ferry
Gilbert E. Perry
William H. Harris
Berkley Winters
Lewis D. Nichols
Harry H. Chambers
John N. Newcomer
Funeral notices and services for local residents
Funeral services for Roy Sylvester Pickett of West College Terrace will be Tuesday at 2 PM from 108 East Church Street with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also noted are services for Elizabeth Olden of Knoxville, Margaret Wilt Williams of Jefferson, and Florence A Higgins of Pleasant View with details on call times and burial places.
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Roy Sylvester Pickett
West College Terrace
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Sos
Margaret M R. Wilt Williams
East South Street
Methodist
Jefferson
iMr
Robert Rutherford
Methodist Church
Harry W. Wilt
Piqua
Ohio
Roscoe E. Claggett
Bethesda
George E. Wilt
Adams‘town
Frazier Webb
Walnut Cove
N. C
Jeffery Fitzgerald
Cleveland
James Hanes
Point of Rocks
Dudie Coates
Virginia
Annie Fisper
Knoxville
Granucouaren
M. R. Etchison and Son
Florence A. Higgins
Pleasant View
Pleasant View Methodist Church
Pleasant View Church
Willing Workers of Mt. Tabor Lutheran Meet at Fire Hall
The Willing Workers of Mt. Tabor Lutheran church met in the fire hall March 71 with 14 members present. Mrs. Kenneth Mathias opened with Scripture, the treasurer reported 960338 on hand, and a June strawberry festival is planned. Thurmont High School Based will furnish music. a guess box prize went to Mrs. Kenneth Mathias. Evening offerings totaled 2.15. Meeting closed with singing In The Garden and prayer by Mrs. Mathias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucky Ribue
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Kenneth Mathias
James Sixx
Thurmont High School
Robert Ogle
Democratic aspirant calls for hearing in governor bid
In Clarksburg West Virginia the Democratic candidate for governor spent the night in jail and blamed opponent support for the protest. He demanded a patient hearing today amid accusations and political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Albert D, Wilker
Patie Bheering
Easter Egg Hunt in Mt Airy Lions Den Today at 2:30
Mt Airy Lions Club hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt for youngsters up to 12 in the Lions Den at the Riddlemoser Building and Street. The event comes as community news notes reflect Scout and church activities in Carroll County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Mt. Airy Lions Club
Lions den
Riddlemoser
Edmund Povey
Charles B. Gendell
Carroll County
Stone Chapel
Westminster
Jean Colburn
Virginia Linton
Teresa Bohrer
Julia Boller
Ruth Hammersmith
Virginia Hood
Janice Leatherwood
Frances Cullison
Elizabeth Haines
Mary Myers
Helen Bowlus
Adelle Morgan
Peagy Riddlemoser
Jean Culwell
Dorothy Jenkins
Eileen King
Sheets
Isabel Windsor
Thurmont Mothers Plan Monthly Meeting at New School
The regular monthly meeting of the Room Mothers is set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the new elementary school. Dr. G J Fink an orchardist was injured Sunday night when dozing at the wheel and veered off the highway striking a tree near Gaithersburg. He was taken to Suburban Hospital Bethesda with a broken nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hvamunt
G. J. Fink
Gaithersburg
Washington
Bethesda
Four-Of-Seven Final Opens for NBA Championship Series
Philadelphia, Eastern Division champions, meet Western champion in a best four of seven series opener in Philadelphia. The 3 p.m. EST game will be nationally televised after Philadelphia defeated Syracuse 3-2 to win the Eastern title, while Fort Wayne ousted St Louis in the West 3-2 to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors
Syracuse
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
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Erick
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Ruth Virginia
Angelo Vincent Scurto
Holland
Teees
Hague
Dutch Foreign Ministry
Noordam
New York
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Pennsylvania
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Connecticut
Rhode Taland
the News
Colamme of the News
Frailey
Melvin C. Tabler
Collingswood
N. J
Melvin T.tabler
di Avenue
M. C. Tabler
Mr. Tabier
Richard Baumgardier
Richard Jr
William
Margaret
Clearwater Beach
Fla
Peter Pan Inc
Peter Pan
John T. Jenkins
San
Vergie Valentine
Pius Shorb
Anna Grace
James Shorb
Thiurmont
Paul Bittle
Myersville
Catherine Green
Green
Eleanor Bittle
Mra
Eve Schroyer
Eva Haup
Stella Kitne
Mildred Michael
Laura Kinnamon
Elsie
Cynthia Green
Lawrence Green
Joseph Schroyer
George Souder
Kieffer Haupt
Luther Toms
Amma
Ween
Watertown
N. Y
Ruth D. Thomas
Eb Street
Willmott
Thomas
University of Virginia
Albert Austin Pearre Jr
A. A. Pearre
Attyome
Nislown
Justice Frankfurter
Supreme Court
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Fay
Congressional
Douglas
Black
Communist Party
Senhower
RED Trade
Senate Investigations
Administration
H. Hoover Jr
Docimen
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Hoover
McClellan
D-Ark
Women OF the Moose
College of Regents
Wick
Drs
Anna Brown
Edna White
Eva Twenty
Rocky Springs Union Church
York
Elizabeth Olden
Jacob Olden
Middlelawn
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Lester Myers
Newmatl Poling
Joe Himes
Earl Himes
Harry Higdon
Charle Harrison
Lawrence Coulter
John Coulter
Church Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Rocky Ridge
Tadhig
Pha Ul
Robert W. Buchman
Thomas W. Buchman Jr
U. S. Navy
Robert
Zeke) Watkins
Fort Detrick
Roy Grimes
Buffalo
Thomas A. Harrison
Prospect Road
iDale Harvey
Union Memorial Hospital
Harvey
Misa
Betty Janet Wright
Ralph D Wright
Rufus E. Baker
Kemptown
Baker
Elizabethtown College
George Moser
Edward R. Flanagan
Corell University
Russell Flanagen
Calvin Eicholtz
Elmer Eicholtz
Takoma Park
Ada Hoffman
Lulu Butcher
Harvey Leipas
Alexandria
M. ¥. Birely
Gary Weltinghurst
Lexington
Roland Culler
Church of St. Luke's
Fengavius
Leste Wiles
Preston Zimmerman
Middle Conference
United Lutheran Church Women
Raymond Markley
Harry Howard
Orls Organization
William Miller
Thurmont
Omar Ee
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