Draftees And Yet's Guide For Service Wives
Major Nial advises wives on preparing to join husbands overseas noting 60 days notice, packing limits of two hand bags per adult, one for children, and 350 pounds hold baggage with 175 for under 12. He outlines mover coordination, leaving furniture and decor in place, and securing space with neighbors or a hotel before embarkation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Vernon Pizer
Perry Hume Davis, Jr
W.W. Norton and Co
New York
Significant Gain in Maryland Employment Report
Maryland’s Employment Security Department reports a significant gain in employment and a drop in unemployment for March. About 48,500 job seekers in Maryland versus 59,500 in January. 4.9 percent of the labor force unemployed in March, the lowest since 1953. Non farm employment mid March about 788,200, up from February and year-ago levels, led by durable goods and production in primary metals shipbuilding and aircraft.
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Baltimore
Maryland Employment Security Department
Arsine Forges Sraew
Woodsboro Guild Meets on May 4 at St. John's
Mrs. Ruth Hinen hosted the Woodsboro Women's Guild of St. John's Reformed church on Wednesday evening May 4 with Miss Addie Dutrow and Miss Mary Dutrow serving as co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Ruth Hinen
Women's Guild of
St. John’s. Reformed Church
Addie Dutrow
Mary Dutrow
Our Common Vocation in the Family Meeting Notes
The meeting opened with hymn singing and scripture reading led by Mrs. M W Stitely. Mrs Helen Barrick spoke on Thoughts For Parents and the group discussed the evenings topic Our Common Vocation in the Family. A camp program and kneeling cushions were discussed. adjourned to June at Mrs Ranneberger's.
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M. W. Stitely
Glen Lenhart
R. H. Barr
Ira Houck
Guild
Camp Michaux
Clear Springs
Vre Charles Price
R. C. Ranneberger
Rain revival of county wells from February to March
Reporters quiz residents across the county note February and March rains revived springs and wells returning toward normal. Some say late March rains had little effect while earlier showers were highly beneficial. A few report their local wells were not badly hit by 1954 dry weather.
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Aley Meyer
Teta
Ranom
R.D. Biggs
Baker Valley Road
Magistrate Paul M. Little Jr Takes Thurmont Office
Paul M. Little Jr was sworn in as Thurmont magistrate after a two year term appointment by Governor McKeldin to replace Edgar B Palmer. He set up court at Water street in Freeze Brothers’ former tin shop with hours 7 to 9 p m Monday to Thursday and 9 am to 12 noon Saturday. He succeeds Edgar B Palmer who did not seek reappointment. Beethoven story note follows about him listening by holding a stick in his teeth to hear piano sounds.
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Labels
Paul M. Little Jr
Thurmont
McKeldin
Edgar B Palmer
Magistrate Little
Tim Shop
Freeze Brothers
Beethoven
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Thomas M.nial
Harry E. Deyton
N. H. Fravel
Paul Owens
Betty I Ries
Pierce Rice
Lewistown
Nezzie Denton
Bakersville
N. C
Nial
Advanced Registry
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Vincent E. Sutliff
Gaithersburg
Bessie Dean Posch
McAuliffe
Berlin
Anthony C. McAuliffe
U.S. Army
Europe
Im Doviels Arrounden Weebl
Leon Pennington
Shookstown
Arthur Cook
Church Hill
J. E. Oden
Hyamsville
Rural Life
College Park
Maryland
Speece
H. N. Pearl
Mt. Pleasant
L. Howes
the Rains
University of Maryland
Wells and Extension Service
Howard Wachter
Bloomfield
Francis Scott Key
Frederick, Maryland
Sonotone OF
Hagerstown
Roy B. Farr
Baltimore St
Hagerstown, Md
Best Buy
Kaufman Garage Co., Inc
East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
H. C. Summers & CO
Jefferson, Md
Weavon
Ronald Colman
Bennie Hume
Cbs-Tv
Uae
Sieberling Tires
Philco
Motorola
Sunbeam Mixmasters
Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
Phote
Prescription
Pearre
Wee
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
Motorola Car Radio
Radioc
Specker
Wayside Radio Service
Bill Heflin
Rockville, Md
Null
Rockville, Maryland
Court House
Ork
Heflin
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