FBI Agent To Speak To Frederick County Homemakers
A Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent will address a public meeting in Winchester Hall Tuesday after noon as part of National Home Demonstration week. Vernon J. Goertz of Baltimore will discuss juvenile crime and prevention, with the event hosted by Frederick County Council of Homemakers Club. The session, at 1 30 p m, is open to the public and aims to assist teachers parents law enforcement officers and social agency workers.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Vernon J. Goertz
Baltimore
Frederick County Council of Homemakers Club
John A. Summers
United States
Truman
Lane
Maryland
Lloyd C. Culler
Strength For Today And The Christian Hell
Earl 1. Douglass contrasts a materialistic heaven with Christian suffering from past persecutions. He warns luxury and ease have not brought spiritual progress and suggests faith through hardship built the church. A note adds lawn care guidance for first time fertilizer users to mix with fine soil to avoid burning grass.
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Earl
Douglass
England
Hell
Jesus Christ
Babson Newspaper
Lynd
May Queen and Court Selected at Hood College
Carolyn Maurer of Hegins Pa has been chosen Hood College May Queen for 1950. Her elect ion was announced after sophomores serenaded from Shriner Hall before the Strawberry Breakfast. The Maid of Honor is Beverly Pertsch of Scarsdale N Y and Court Jester is Patricia Karl of Montclair N J. The May Court includes Fay Ann Aldrin Elizabeth Butler Nancy Gamon Katherine Gill Mary Hendershot Jane Kellberg Betty LePatourel Jean Reynolds Joy Rollka Martha Smith Harriet Straley Grace Underwood Seoul Korea. Maurer, a senior education major, was on Frederick High School teaching trainee program and earned Dean’s List honors. She plays golf and basketball, and is active in athletics and YWCA activities.
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Carolyn Milrer
Hegins
Hood College
Shriner Hall
Rhe
Miss Maurer
Beverly Pertsch
Scarsdale
N. Y
Prince Hood
Lucille Butler
New York City
Patricia Karl
Montclair
N. J
Fay Ann Aldrin
Upper Montclair
Elizabeth C. Butler
Nancy Gamon
Merchantville
N. 1
Katherine E. Gill
Forest Hills
Mary E. Hendershot
Northumberland
Jane Kellberg
Plainfield
Betty LePatourel
West Grove
Jean B. Reynolds
Joy Ann Rollka
Teameck
Martha S. Smith
Annapolis
Frederick High School
Athletics Association
YWCA
Dean’s List Student Active In Campus Work
A dean’s list student and May Court participant, Lucille Butler has held multiple college offices including Prince Hood and class president. She has taught at a play school, pursued social work studies, and engaged in journalism and dramatics as campus life continues with May Day festivities and seniors’ baskets.
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Prince
Lucille Butler
Prince Hood
Campus Day
Patricia Karl
Typist Job Applications and Borrowed Equipment Note
A job query outlines proper etiquette for applying as a stenographer. It advises using a typewriter to provide a neat typed sample, rather than claiming typing competence written longhand. The guidance stresses obtaining a machine or access to one to demonstrate actual typing skill.
Physical Courage From a Northwest Restaurateur
Seattle May 1 A feature on Hildegarde or Emil Mehline a leading Northwest restaurateur who rose above infantile paralysis to perform parachute jumps at age 17 and during barnstorming tours earning up to $50 per jump. She dodged disability to prove to brothers she could soar despite a plaster cast and a dangerous straining chute incident with Stub Campbell.
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Hal Boyle
Seattle
Ufe
Emil Mehline
Hildegarde
Northwest
Hilda
Campbell
Tex” Rankin
Jimmy Doolittle
Hildegarde a stunt girl turned restaurateur plans coast chain
Hildegarde, once a daring stunt performer, left the profession after a 1928 accident and later built a burger business. She and her husband Emil plan a West Coast fried chicken chain and a firm marketing pre-cooked frozen chicken nationwide. They adopted two children. Maryland crabbing season opens with weather concerns.
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Campbell
Hildegarde
McChordfield
Emil
Experimental test boosts yield with molybdate soak
Soaking seed potatoes in a weak sodium molybdate solution increased yield in a recent experimental test. The method involved treating potatoes prior to planting to enhance growth, with observed improvements attributed to nutrient availability and metabolic effects. Further trials were suggested to confirm consistency across varieties.
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FBI
Vernon J. Goerts
Browder
Senate
Louis Budenz
Owen Lattimore
State Department
Gally
Cobrentz
Hudson Garden
Francis Scott Key
Prizzleburg
Kenneth Elwood Wilson
Keymar
Gettysburg
Glenn Markle
Wilson
Australia
N. A. Lufburrow
Miss Lucile Butler
Carolyn Maurer
May Queen
Frank Keefe
Boyle
NEW Sherwood Fuel Oil
Sherwood
Betheline
Sinclair
Betholine & Sinclair
Frederick
Sherwood Fuel Oil
Miracle Chemical
New Sherwood
Chesapeake Bay
Refrigeration Service
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Tinie A Surin
Key
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
E. Patrick St
Roney Motor CO
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