Spring piano recital honors students at Calvary Methodist
Calvary Methodist Church hosted a spring piano recital by pupils of Mrs William Q Somms. The event featured a garden of melody theme with bouquets and flowers assigned to each student. Awards included overall standings, special recognitions, and fourteen Maryland State Music Festival performers.
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Calvary Methodist Church
William Q Somms
City
Ellen Basket
Arnold Tubes
Margaret Levgreen
Ellen Hurwits
Cathy Collin
Men Brosius
Phyllis Wid
Danyce Weinberg
Seth Molesworth
Barbara Wilson
Debbie Spero
Marlene
Phyllis Kelly
Ellen Hurwitz
Susan Gremillion
Ethan Book
Ellen Spero
Suzanne Wilson
Margaret Levinson
iMelinda Stephens
Lynne Emsberg
Cathy Collmus
Maryland
Hagerstown
Cathy Collinus
Debbie
Arnold
Kathleen ‘O'Leary
Ronald Fischer
Betty Mason
Hunt
Jeff Elkins
Carmen Brosius
Suzanne
Janice Ausherman
Melinda Stepher
Lynne Remsberg
Danisce
Alden Weinberg
Timothy Ray
Michael Cox
Beth Mole
Declining Relief Affects Foday 1950 Social Security Aid
Declining relief on rece Foday 1003 reduces benefits from 2 890 000 to id aeseler in February. The theory behind Social Security Woereauce aid aims to eliminate the need for relief. The decline is slower than expected as inflation lowers many aged incomes below minimum needs. A new Social Security schedule raising this income addresses the shortfall. Men and women now reach retirement with more adequate Social Security benefits than a decade ago.
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Id Aeseler
Farm income to drop sharply as 194? forecast
The Department of Agriculture projects net farm income this year at 12.1 billion dollars, down 2.6 percent from the current gross product. Reduced short term acreage reserve payments and rising costs press on farmers while non-farm income may not offset the decline. High unemployment limits new farm jobs, delaying relief.
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Department of Agriculture
Ridge Square Dance Festival Planned in Frederick
A reader Letter to the Editor outlines the Ridge Square Dance Festival in Frederick set for April 23. It notes local and community support and lists organizers and participants connected to the event and related Mother’s Day activities.
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Blue Ridge Square
Ridge Square
Fifty Years Ago in Town A Child Injured by Wagon Wheel
Fifty years ago in Burke street EDGAR BRUCHEY son of Mr Charles Bruchey fell from an empty farm wagon. A wheel ran over his neck knee and ankle yet no bones were broken though he was badly bruised. Also noted are a fish store closed and a dairy lunch room opened on South Market street. The Frederick and Emmitsburg Pike Company directors organized with R Heck as president and Hammaker as secretary. A sewing school closing exercises feature names such as Helen MecCrow Mabel Myrtie Baker Loda Wastler Margarez Faith Haz and Charles V2 Crum.
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Edgar Bruchey
Charles Bruchey
Burke Street
Mir
Clayton Troxell
South Market Street
Frederick and
Emmitsburg
Pres R. Heck
Helened MecCrow
Mabel
Myrtie Baker
Loda Wastler
Margarez Faith Haz
Twenty Years Ago Ikems From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago from May 4 1939 reports describe E Wayless Nights on North Market Street with light department and possible underground cafes. Nightly looting included cigars cakes and ice cream at John Kelnoltz shop while a music box yielded about one dollar in nickels. The Missing Bronze Plaque at the State Police substation area was sought, alongside the Lafayette memorial boulder at the eastern edge of a nearby drive.
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North Market Street
Tn Light Department
John Kelnoltz
Middletown
State
T. A. Short
Duc Rridos
Hears Report On Goetze Trip
Frederick County Historical Society hears Siegfried Goetze describe his Landau County visit in Germany with photographs of the preserved school and vineyard scenes. He notes local ties and an exchange plan between Frederick and Morzheim officials, plus gifts from Morzheim officials and German guests.
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Historical Society of
Frederick County
Siegfried Goetze
New Market
Landau County
Ger
Orzheim
Frederick City
John Thomas Eckley
Morzheim
Goetze
Schley
Fredemneckemy
Landaur
Heinrich Sternberger
Landau
Frederick
County
Donald Zauche
Gero’cock
Man
Hunt Brothers Circus
Es Community College
Herrn Sternberger
Joseph Urner
Harold Cahn
Harry F. Shipley
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Zauche
Harry Prongas
Frederick Community College
Clyde Bohn
Personal notices from Hancock to Frederick celebrate births and birthdays
Mr and Mrs Albert Levitt of Hancock N H are registered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel until Tuesday. Mrs Dannie New Market West South Street celebrates her birthday. Mr Frank W Warner of Rocky wil be 68 Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Austin Kemp announce the birth of a daughter Mareia Kay at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The baby weighed seven pounds one and a half ounces.
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Albert Levitt
Hancock
N. H
Francis Scott Key
Levitt
Woodbine
Frank W. Warner
Rocky i
Tues
Austin E. Kemp
Mareia Kay
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Friday Moraine
Patricia
C. Nam Shuff
Near
Snfant
Local hospital admissions and financial clearings reported
Several Frederick area residents were listed as hospital patients with surgeries pending or completed. Among them were Mrs Lester B Riggs, Mr Joseph O Hooper, Mr Harry B Kanade, Mrs Edwin D Hayles, and Mrs Thelma Schill with notes on condition and treatment. The issue also records Frederick Memorial Hospital clearings for the year ending yesterday totaling 19 421 643 with one year exception for the nine year period.
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Lester B. Riggs
Kempown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph O. Hooper
East Second Street
US Public Health Service Hospital
Wyman Park Drive
1St Street
Baltimore
Harry B. Kanade
Adams
Edwin D. Hayles
Tahurmont
Thelma Schill
Route
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital covering April 30 to May 2 list several families welcoming new children. Names include Loretta Ray, a fourth daughter born Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Mares. a first child a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hase Broom. a son to Walter T. Marmdsor with former Opal Steuart. a second son Gary Wayne to Mr and Mrs Robert L. Saylor. Marcianay and Janet Carol among other newborns to the Kemp and Dawson families. a second child, an unnamed couple’s boy Murray Franklin. Dorothy Mar and Evelyn Summers linked to Frederick area families. plus additional infants in Union Bridge, New Market, and Route addresses.
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iFrederick Memorial Hospital
John Mares
H Child
Loretta ‘Ray
Jayes
Bessie Jefferson
Gaithersburg
Hase Broom
Lee
Thusday
Opal Steuart
South Carolina
Walter T. Mar Mdsor
Thomas Jr
Anna Car
Kenneth Dawson
Butterfly Lane
Janet Carolriday
Dawson
Evelyn Summers
Frederick
Franklin Burker
Rowe 2
Union Bridge
Chile
Murray Franklin
Barkier
Routzahn
New Market
BHS Class Of 1904 Holds Sunday Reunion
A Sunday reunion of the BHS Class of 1904 drew several attendees including Rev. Michael Ken Nastam and Mrs. Os, along with Elmer E. Michael and Mrs. Deleplaine. The gathering honored a deceased classmate as part of the event.
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BHS
Walsington
Blessin Elmer E. Michael
D. Amrs
Xuest
Rev
Michael. Kennastam H
Orce
Deleplaine
Giadof
Deceasa
Civitan Convention Draws Delegates to Virginia District
Civitan International members from four states and the Frederick club, plus Columbia area delegates, attend the district annual convention at the Charterhouse motor hotel on Shirley Highway south of Andria Virginia. The session features business meetings, a Saturday luncheon for International President John B Bond, an annual banquet with officer installation and ball, and a memorial service Sunday morning.
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Civitan International
BD Ct
Columbia
Frederick Club
Charterhouse Motor Hotel
Shirley Highway
Andria
John B. Bond
Funerals Held For Dargen and Valentine Victims
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at the Church of God and the C C Fuss Funeral Home in Taneytown for Dargen and Robert S. Valentine of Keysville. Revs Car vestiey Churcher and Donald Brake led services. Interment followed in Keysville cemetery. Survivors include husband, children, 46 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Interment at Keysville cemetery. Ludwig Klein, 58, head of Austria's APA news agency, died after an appendix operation.
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Church of God
Carvestiey
Miles Manora
Ifin
Cerciery
Adi Bane
Sanviel
Robert S. Valentine
Keysville
C. C. Fuss
Taneytown
Valentine
Emma Prittenger Valentine
Donald Brake
Darrell Riser
Lioyd Wikhide
R R Devilbiss
Raul Dewilbiss
Norman Houck
Norman, Baumgardner
Vienna
Ludwig Klein
Austria
APA
Deaths in Maryland area crowd mourners and honors
Death notices from Frederick to Mt Airy and Baltimore report Mrs. Pearl M. Baumgardner of Harrisville aged 77, survived by three children and a sister, with services planned in Pine Grove Chapel Mt. Airy. Philip J. Dietrich Sr. of near Sykesville dies after nine weeks illness, survived by wife and son with services in Hampstead. Mrs. Nannie Goldsborough Duvall, 93, of Baltimore, widow of Richard M. Duvall, dies at Haven Nursing Home. infant Ricky Lee Michaels of Baltimore dies in hospital, with funeral arrangements in Union Bridge. Millard F. Mullinix of Twin Arch Road dies at 69, survived by ten children and nineteen grandchildren. Charles Richardson of Ijamsville dies at 92 with services at Fountain Mills Church. other notices include Messmore Kendall of Palm Beach and Frederick County Mutual Insurance Company directors elected.
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John M. Baumgardner
Pearl
Baltimore
Percy Rigler
Mt. Airs
Selda Sole
Elk Ridge
Pine Grove
Mt. Airy
Philip J. Dietrich
Philip John Dietrich Sr
Sykesville
Sadie Ebaugh Dietrich
Philip John Dietrich Jr
Laytonsville
Word E. Hobbs
Ira D. Watkins
Tinton
Hampstead
Richard M. Duvall
Nannie Goldsborough Duvall
Haven Nursing Home
Balimore
John Schley Goldsborough
Richard D. Goldsborough
Edward Wre Goldsborough
Fort Lupton
Colo
Episcopal Church
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
R. E. Dailey and Son
Ricky Lee Alichaels
Herbert E
Miyoko Odagiri Michaels Jr
Brookwood Head
South Baltimore General Hospital
Herbert E. Michaels
Rok Union Bridge
Rie Odagiri
Ohosuke
Japan
Millard F. Mullinix
Twin Arch Road
Airv
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ethel Buxton Mull
Mullinix
Haw Tard County
James 1A
Fannie E. Mullinix
Lee Bowman
John Meininger
Charles I. Mulinix
M. Eugene Mulinix
Poplar
Springs
James W. Mullinix
Sykesmille
Harry W. Dove
Ruth E. Mullinix
Airy
Murray F. Mullinix
Cedar Grove
Wilbur A. Dove
Gilbert Harrison
Woodbine
Her. M. Mullinix
Long- Amos
Decree Signed In Equity Court Grants Custody and Support
A decree signed in Equity Court grants Richard L. Griffith an absolute divorce from Betty J. Griffith and grants custody of two children to Mrs. Mary E. Crone with a future court order. Griffith is directed to pay $15 weekly for child support plus costs. E Aus James for the plaintiff and C Wirts for Mrs Griffith.
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Equity
Richard L. Griffith
Frederick
Betty J. Griffith
Middletown
Mary E. Crone
Tiffin
E. Aus James
C. Wirts
Grif
Dr Frailey Dies Sunday From Emmitsburg lineage to bank director
Dr Thomas J Frailey of Emmitsburg died in McGuire Hospital Richmond at 6 am Sunday aged 6 He was husband of Carrie M Smith Frailey and survived by a brother Clarence G Frailey and sister Mrs H P Freeman Both of Emmitsburg He was a Trinity Methodist Church member past superintendent of Sunday School a veteran and former lawyer for Mount Saint Marys College Southeastern University and government service He served as a colonel in World Wars I and II and held posts in Emmitsburg Borough Council Chamber of Commerce Central Republican Committee and Farmers State Bank He will be in state in Trinity Methodist Church and Mountaindale Cemetery will host interment Funeral director E E Wilson supervised the arrangements.
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Thomas J. Frailey
Emmitsburg
MicGuire
Richmond
Carrie M. Smith Frailey
Frailey
Frederick County
Oscar D
Clara Hoke Frailey
Clarence G. Frailey
H. P. Freeman
Trinity Methodist Church
Jasper American Legion Post
Washington
Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity
Mount Saint Mary's College
Dickinson Law School
Southeastern University of Washington
Mount Saint Merry’s College
Mountaindale Cemetery
E. E. Wilson
Birthday Party Honors Merle Fridley in Harpers Ferry
In Harpers Ferry at the home of Mr and Mrs Houston Fridley a ninth birthday celebration for Merle Fridley drew guests including Floyd Staubs Richie Manuel Juanita Moore Patsy Rutherford Linda Gay Michael Gay Donald Rockerbaugh Lola Staubs Mona Crock Sharon Crock Donald Ainsworth Brenda Ainsworth Raymond Dillon Jane Fields and others Refreshments were served outdoors. Also noted were illness absences and various local visits plus reports of trout season openings and a band concert at the high school followed by awards to band members. A birth announcement and a Shenandoah Potomac Garden Council home tour highlighted local events with over 100 visitors including Canadians and Norwegians.
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Irs
G. E. Webb
Harpers Ferry-Bolivar
Houston Fridley
Harpers Ferry
Merle
Floyd Staubs
Richie Manuel
Juanita Moore
Patsy Rutherford
Linda Gay
Michael Gay
Donald Rockerbaugh
Lola Staubs
Mona ,Crock
Sharon Crock
Donald Ainsworth
Brenda Ainsworth
Raymond Dillon
Jane Fields
Charles Town
Harold Hicks
Mobile
Ala
J. W. Ramshill
Robert Edwards
Loudoun County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Glover Jr
Terry
Cheryl
Fairfax
Bolivar
Millsville
Dewey Hill
Glover
Betsy Barker
iCharles Town
Bill Spensler
Irving Seeley
Falls Church
C. E. Littleton
John Haefer
Washington
Fiord Wilt
Harold Harding
Charles
Francis Rowland
Charles Town General Hospital
Myrtle Beach church asks Ike to send Graham to Geneva
The Myrtle Beach Methodist church men’s Bible class adopted a resolution urging President Eisenhower to invite Bill Graham or another Christian leader to represent God at the Big Four ministers meeting in Geneva on May 11. R G Hanna said the move could help end the Berlin crisis and the cold war.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
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