510 Safety Patrolmen From Here To March In Parade
Frederick County will send 510 School Safety Patrolmen to the AAA parade in Washington, the largest county contingent yet, with 25 schools represented plus Frederick High School Band and drum corps. A convoy of thirteen chartered buses leaves at 8 a.m. escorted by State Police cars and city officers, while prizes and trophies honor Maryland bands, drum corps, majorettes, drums, and safety slogans.
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Frederick County
AAA
Washington
Benneth E. Burkhard
Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frederick City
Frederick Couunty
Representa
Maryland
Corstition Avenue
White House
Buckeystown
Adamstown
North Market Street
Elm Street
Frederick High School
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Urbana
Libertytown
New Market
Sabillasville
Woodsboro
New Midway
Jefferson
Thurmont High School
Johnsville
Lewistown
Walkersville
Free State
Army Air Force
Hugh McCurry
USA
States
District of Columbia
Burkhard
Frederick girls invited to Miss Frederick talent contest
The Frederick Optimist Club sponsors the Miss Frederick preliminary to the Maryland Miss America finals in Baltimore. The event at Frederick High School on June 9 features diverse talents from local girls, with judging aimed at boosting arts careers and recognizing talent over beauty.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Ease Bussard
America
Mr. Bussard
Baylor University
Cub Scouts Prepare Country Fair At Parkway School
About 125 Cub Scouts in two packs unite to stage an old-fashioned country fair at Parkway school Friday evening. Pack 271 led by Theron D. Green and Pack 276 led by Dr. Charles Broadrup plan booths games a peep show a fish pond a Hill Billy band and project demonstrations for Cubs parents and leaders. The event runs from evening until 9 p m with Cubs directing activities in the auditorium.
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Parkway School
Theron D. Green
Charles Broadrup
ILEADERS MEETING HELD AT CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
The Leaders Bible Class met Sunday morning with C Albart Gilson presiding Rev M T Tabler opened with prayer George Lorchard read the lesson John L Young Frederick Mormon presiding elder spoke on missionary work 83 Blues 50 Reds 3 visitors total 115 Offering 367 55 Mothers Day plan Dean Elizabeth Eckhardt May Hood College Labor force of Japan totals about 38 000 000 nearly half of Japan’s population of 82 000 000
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Ileaders
Calvary Methodist Church
C. Albart Gilson
M. T. Tabler
George Lorchard
John L. Young
Frederick
Elizabeth, Eckhardt May
Hood College
Hartman Recalls Six Week Holy Year Europe Pilgrimage
Miss Margaret M. Hartman of Milwaukee describes a six week Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee Holy Year pilgrimage to Rome. The group sailed from New York aboard the Queen Mary in late March, visiting Paris Lucerne and Milan before Rome. They toured St Peter's St Pauls Outside the Walls and other sites and attended Holy Week services. The highlight was a general audience with Pope Pius XII in St Peter's with participants from several countries.
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Rome
Eternal City
Margaret M. Hartman
East Third Street
Cherbourg
Normandy
Paris
Versailles
Europe
Miss Hartman
American Express Catholic Travel League
Lucerne
Switzerland
Hartman
Italy
Milan
Hartiman
Mediterranea Hotel
Travel League
Berilicas
St. Peter's
St. Paul's Outside-the- Walls
St. John's Lateran
St. Mary Major
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Hertman
St Susanna
Pius XII
Poston
Washington
State
France
Holland
Germany
Pontiffs Audience and European Tour Described by Hartman
Miss Hartman recounts attending the Solemn Pontifical Mass at St Peter's with about 50 000 in the church and hundreds of thousands outside. The Americans visited Rome Florence Genoa Monaco Lourdes Paris Cherbourg aboard the Queen Elizabeth, noting safe travel and widespread land cultivation in rural France.
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Pontiff
Hartman
Pope de St. Peters
Hartmen Sid
St Peter's Square
Miss Hartman
Scranton
Mt St Mary's Seminary
Frederick
Kimitsburg
Rome
Florence
Genoa
Maly
Peance
Tate Monaco
Mediterranean Sea
Freech Riviera
Marseiles
Nice
Tourlouse
Lourdes
Pyrenees Mountains
France
Miscellaneous events and notes from Frederick Md May 9 1950
A Frederick column recounts Miss Hartman’s remarks on war damage with limited destruction evidence in visited countries. The piece lists a May 3 West Third Street shower for Miss Nancy Eyler hosted by Mrs. Mebun Rice, with guests and gifts noted, plus a brief historical aside on horses and livestock introductions by Spaniards Coronado and colonists.
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Nancy Eyler
Mebun Rice
West Third Street
Willan Eyler
Carl Fane
Edward Brochey
Reno Tucker
Roveo Loscalza
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Joseph Sykes
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Frank Keeler
Dr. Reddick
Lucknow University
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Borden
Bordens Ice Cream
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
E. Patrick Sr
Firestone Home and Auto Supplies
Prescription SeRvice
Pearre
Elgin, Gruen
Bulova
Stieff
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Civitan Club
Church & Market Sts
Frederick, Md
The
Meine
Ovar
William Lylerly
Thomas Hoag
Mehr] Warehime
Christy Kilby
Car Eyler
Nelson Eyler
Robert Kaines
Pete Marvel
Mesdames
Nancy Grove
Oneida Tucker
Patricia Putman
Lucile Etzler
Nancy Hane
Eyler
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Coronado
Esso
SSO
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Street
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Miervland
Mall Handy
Bere Standard
7Th St
Fresteriek
Mad
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Tate
Westinghouse
Quality Cleaners
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Aluto
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Harrisburg
Lancaster
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