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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

Page

10

Summer camps are safe if rules are followed

Doctor Edwin P. Jordan notes summer camps are generally safe when physical exams, vaccinations, and proper preparedness are observed. Parents should know health conditions, clothing, and safety rules. camps require vaccines, and rules on tools and activities protect campers. He adds practical cautions about skin redness from rosacea and warns against treatments before diagnosing underlying causes.

Card party by St Joseph's alumnae in Emmitsburg

Community social events page notes a card party sponsored by the St Joseph's College alumnae set for Tuesday May 10 at 8 pm in St Joseph's High School auditorium DePaul Street. Weekend guests and local visits include families from Baltimore Washington and McSherrystown as well as a minstrel show appearance by Hobbs brothers in Emmitsburg and Fairfield.

Emmitsburg St. Joseph's College St. Joseph's High School DePaul Street John Gene Calahan Baltimore Charles E. Eckenrode John Hemler McSherrystown Ray Topper Alfred Dickerson Parks Jennings George Combs Washington Jerome Peters Guy A. Baker Benjamin Hobbs Maurice Hobbs Michael Hobbs Raymond Hobbs Fairfield South

Local events note fund drives and community news in Emmitsburg

Mountain hosts cancer fund event by Gettysburg Lions Club. Penny party at Firemen's Hall nets 85.76 with Kenneth Shoemaker as draw winner. Emmitsburg Public Library rummage sale planned May 14 at Firemen's Hall. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Howard Gilelan of Baltimore at Union Memorial Hospital. Martinsburg patient Thomas Harbaugh at Newton D Baker Hospital. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Edward Combs from Pittsburgh. Adolph Ludwig moves next to Mrs Albert Adelsberger. A Frederick license granted to Woodrow Jensen and Theresa Miller for a May 7 wedding at St Joseph’s Emmitsburg. A surprise party honors Mrs Glacken. Various social visits and trips noted culminating with a dental convention in Baltimore.

Mountain Gettysburg Baltimore Union Memorial Hospital Gillelan Ann Stinson C. H. Stinson Thomas Harbaugh East Main Street Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Edward Combs Mt. Lebanon Pittsburgh Adolph Ludwig Albert Adelsberger Frederick Woodrow W. Jensen Mays Landing N. J Theresa D. Miller Herbert Minter Emmitsburg St. Joseph's Catholic Church Charles Glacken Clyde Freck W. T. Autridge Barbara Barron Eileen Mary Jane Davis John Davis P. F. Burker Philadelphia Frank Rice Jack Rosensteel Harry Bollinger Waynesboro Road William Comer

Ladies Aid Plans Spring Supper At Boyd s Church

The Ladies Aid Society of Boyds church met Wednesday evening to plan a spring supper set for May 21 from 4 to 8 pm. New officers elected: Mrs Rufus Gilliam president and Mrs Bake Selby vice president. Brides and church news follow with a bridal shower for Carolyn Williams of Boyds held April 30 near Darnestown. John S Finlay III of Arlington VA to marry Carolyn June 3. Reverend and Mrs James P Kerr were visited by elderly aunts and relatives from Baltimore after attending a family reunion in Annapolis. Also updates on Sandra and Gloria Spring’s tonsil operations. Ministers to meet with Rev John B Howes discussing plowman topic.

Boyds Ladies Aid Society Boyds Church Rufus Gilliam Bake Selby Thomas Garrett Darnestown Garrett Jerry Johnson Carolyn Williams Edward Bartlege Baltimore Kerr Annapolis H. Roy Weakley Albert H. Davis Takoma Park Little Sandra Spring Gloria

Sisters of Carroll County Hold Year End Luncheon

The closing luncheon of the year for Carroll County Sisters takes place at St. Marys Lutheran Church Silver Run next Wednesday May 11. The speaker is a Rural Church professor from Westminster Theological Seminary. Luncheon served by Belles of St. Marys at 1130 a.m. Rev Dr and Mrs Frederick R Seibel greet Carroll County Ministerial Association and wives. President Rev Arthur C Day Mr Airy will lead the business session including officer elections.

Sisters of Carroll County St. Mary's Lutheran Church Silver Run Westminster Theological Seminary Belles of St. Mary's Frederick R. Seibel Carroll County Ministerial Association Arthur C. Day

Rev Raubenhold to Speak at Hood Vespers May 8

Rev Irvin A. Raubenhold pastor of Grace Evangelical Reformed York Pa will speak at Hood College Vesper service Sunday evening May 8 at 6 30 in Brodbeck Hall He serves on Mercersburg Academy board of regents York County Academy trustees and YMCAs Boys Work committee He is Mercersburg Academy synod vice president 1943 1947 and president 1947 William Sprigg organist will play Cantible before and Fantasie after Cesar Franck choir directed by Paul B Beckhelm.

Irvin A. Raubenhold Grace Evangelical Reformed Church of York Hood College Brodbeck Hall Regents Mercersburg Academy York County Academy Raubenhold Frankln and Marshall College The Theological Seminary Lancaster, Pa Lions’ Club of Y.W.C.A Mercersburg Academy Synod William Sprigg Cesar Franck Paul B. Beckhelm

Music Professor Sings Faure and Franck Works

A professor of music presents performances of Gabriel Fauré Therefore We Before Him Bend ing and Cesar Franck Psalm 130, highlighting choral or vocal works by these composers.

Gabriel Faure Psalm Cesar Franck

English Lesson Words Often Misused and Pronunciation Tips

A compact note on common misuses and mispronunciations. It highlights proper phrases such as whether it was Monday or Tuesday and explains cayenne pepper pronunciation ki en and Ka en. It also covers tricky spellings like syringe and sirloin and urges daily vocabulary growth with one word mastery.

Cayenne

Emulate a Great Man's Principles in Practice

A concise reflection defines emulate as strive to equal or excel by modeling after a great man's enduring principles and actions. It highlights aspirational conduct and the guidance drawn from exemplary character.

Birth of Betsy Graham in Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Eugene Ross of Harpers Ferry West Virginia announce the birth of a daughter Betsy Graham born Sunday morning in Memorial Hospital Mr Ross is principal of Harpers Ferry High School

Eugene Ross Harpers Ferry W. Va Betsy Graham Memorial Hospital Ross Harpers Ferry High School

The News Frederick May 6 1948 Edition

Frederick daily issue dated Friday May 6 1948 features briefs across local events, town notices, and community happenings with emphasis on regional updates and public notices.

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Edwin P. Jordan, M. D NEA Service Jordan Nhere Albert Kelly Charles D. Gillelan O. H. Stinson Belvedere Hotel Maryland State Dental Association John .B. Howes Gute Fy Buren Allen Market & Second Sts Hood DR. Walter Show Optometrist North Market St Colonial Jewelry Store Meno Swate Maryland Furrier Mano Swartz Cordova Kemp Frederick County National Bank OF North Market Street Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Cappello’s Food Market N. Market St N. B. C. Grahams Goetz Bacon Goetz Franks Can Nnahiy Snurr's Grocery North Bentz St Campbell's Tan Ib. Ne Alm the News Frederick, Md Youth For Christ Pythian Hall North Court Street Donald McIntosh Methodist Church Union Bridge, MD Mr. McIntosh Y. F.C Free State M. J. Grove Lime Co General Electric City City Municipal Park Noah E. Cramer Frederick, Maryland Ford Tractors Dearborn Ford Tractor Doe Eral Iai FORD Frederick Motor Co West Patrick St Dearbors Motors Morpor
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