Frederick High School to Elect Youthful City Officials
National Boys Week activities unfold in Frederick with Frederick High School set to elect junior city officials including Pierce Saver as Mayor and a slate of Aldermen. Capt H E Pettingall and Capt Slenn E Stovall will address about 540 students at events Tuesday afternoon. Lions Club hosts luncheon for school leaders and pseudo-city officials at the Key hotel. May Day plans at Elm Street for Wednesday morning feature both boys and girls in a public event.
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Frederick
Wmder
Lions Club
Frederick High School
Pierce Saver
Donald Wolfe
Richard Fleming
Robert Windsor
Marion Talley
Austin Gaver
John Landis
City Register
Sigg Whdul
H. E. Pettingall
Maryland State Guard
Elm Street
Capi
Slenn E. Stovall
Salvation Army
Charles W. Willis
Nis
Liang
Francis Scott Key
Weddings Farm 13 to Art and Phebus Brookey Nuptials
A quiet Baltimore ceremony united Mrs Miriam Elaine Holdcraft and Richard Brittingham Farlow with family witnesses present. Farlow works for Bethlehem Steel. Holdcraft studied at Shenandoah and Lebanon Valley. they will reside at 2412 Chelsea Terrace, Baltimore after May 15. In Frederick, Elizabeth A Brookey and Roger M Phebus were married at St John’s Catholic Church with Rev William Sauer officiating. The bride wore a light blue suit. maid of honor was Louise Lebherz. best man was Edwin Brookey Jr.
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Baltimore
Miriam Elaine Holdcraft
Richard Brittingham Farlow
Farlow
Paul E. Holdcraft
Hagerstown
Marlow
Hagerstown High School
Phebus—Brookey
Elizabeth A. Brookey
Edwin Brookey
Roger M. Phebus
Roger Phebus
Frederick
Otlock
St. John’s Catholic Church
William F. Sauer
Louise Lebherz
Miss Lebherz
London
Edwin Brookey, Jr
Damasc us wedding rites feature Boyer Cramer union
Damascus scene details Annie Marty Boyer daughter of Dr and Mrs George M Boyer wed Charles Benjamin Cramer II son of Mr and Mrs Charles Benjamin Cramer Jr in Damascus Methodist church officiated by Rev Jacob H Snyder. Bride wore white marquisette gown with white tulle headpiece. Attendants included maid of honor Susan Soyer and bridesmaids in white marquisette. Reception followed at bride's home for 150. After wedding trip to New York the couple to reside in Damascus.
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Anna Marie Budde
New York
Baltimore
The
Glenn L. Martin Compact
Cramer—Boyer
Damascus
Annie Marty Boyer
George M. Boyer
Charles Benjamin Cramer, II
Charles Benjamin Cramer, Jr
Chevy Chase
Jacob H. Snyder
Boyer
Nonur
Susan Soyer
George Boyer
Helen Souder
Ann Kurtz
Mary Jo Boyer
Jean Cramer
M. McKendree Boyer
Thomas Cramer
George Banning
Col
Kenneth Kurtz
James A. Richards
Shubert
Love
Damascus High School
Western Mary
Manwell and Golibart Wedding in Washington DC
Miss Mary Martha Golibart and Lt. St. Henry James Manwell were married at St. Gabriel's Church in Washington DC. The ceremony officiated by Rev. William J. Sweeney featured ivory rose ave attire, a coronet of orange blossoms, and a bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. The groom, a U S Navy dental graduate from Michigan, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Manwell of Saginaw Michigan.
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St. Gabriel’s Church
Washington, D. C
Mary Martha Golibart
Henry James Manwell
Dclock
William J. Sweeney
Joseph Victor Golibart
Washington
Golibart
Manwell
John A. Manwell
Saginaw, Mich
Dental School
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Xi Psi Phi
St. Joseph's College
King-Smith Studio School
George Albert Falkner
Wedding of Miss Golibart Features Spring Attire and Family Guests
The ceremony included bridesmaids in ashes of roses and aqua chiffon with spring floral arrangements. Best man was Mr. John J. W. Riseling, ushers were Mr. Robert Washington Golibart and Mr. Charles Thomas Golibart. A breakfast at Hotel 2400 followed. Out of town guests included Mrs. Manwell, Miss Theresa Malloy, and Rev. Ralph Richards among others.
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Charles Thomas Goulbart
Brde
John J. W. Riseling
Robert Washington Golibart
Charles Thomas Golibart
Manwell
Theresa Malloy
Toledo
Ohio
Mark J. Golibart
Frederick
Joseph S. Fechterler
Larchmont
N.J
Alex Dow
Ann Arbor
Ralph Richards
Saginaw
High School Sophs Buy Another Jeep
Frederick High School sophomores purchased 1263.80 in stamps and bonds this morning to support the jeep drive, with 23 bonds of 25 each and other contributions. The weekly total continues a wartime campaign, following a period of decline after the Second War Loan drive. The freshman sales last week reached 3429.10, nearing enough for four jeeps, as the eight week campaign progresses.
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Frederick High School
Latin American Music Features Hood Program
Hood College music department showcased Latin American selections in a Sunday recital in Brodbeck Hall. Voice was performed by Anna Marie Budde with piano by Catherine Williams and Paul B. Beckhelm, and organ by Henry T. Wade. This was the final in a series.
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Hood College Department of Music
Brodbeck Hall
Anna Marie Budde
Catherine Williams
Paul B. Beckhelm
Henry T. Wade
Maryland Unemployment Tax Law Changes Adopted
Maryland General Assembly approved amendments to the unemployment compensation law with a new experience rating structure effective July 1. rates range from 0.9% to 2.0% of wages, with eligibility tied to prior contributions and payroll benchmarks. Employers to be notified of their specific rate by July 1 for the next fiscal year. Total unemployment benefits in April fell below 100,000 for the first time, while the reserve fund nears 68 million, and wartime layoffs reduced weekly payrolls to 8305 for the year so far.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Albert N. MecCardell
Unemployment Compensation Board
Maryland Unemployment Compensation Fund
Fan
Ployer
McCardell
Chisiva
Latin American Music Examines Pan Americanism
A historical recital in the third series by the department of music included an introductory commentary by Miss Williams on Latin American music. She outlined its evolution from Indian Spanish and Portuguese influences to the nineteenth century nationalism and folk revival, noting parallels with North American music and highlighting Pan Americanism as a guiding force.
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Department of Music
Miss Williams
United States
Latin America
Rebuilt Rockville Church Ready In June
Rockville May 10 Reconstruction and enlargement of the Rockville Methodist church, badly damaged by fire last year, nears completion with a formal opening planned for the first Sunday in June. The stone and frame building, with furnishings, represents a substantial outlay.
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Rockville
Fort Sheridan commander to join University ROTC program
Col. Fredrick C. Rogers transferred from Fort Sheridan to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor to command the Army Specialized Training Program and ROTC. He had led Fort Sheridan since 1941 and previously served at the post in 1933. A property deed in Brunswick transfers Park Avenue South side land from Linton Jolliffe and Burkholders to Reed and Thompson for about 1700 dollars.
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Col. Rogers
Fort Sheridan
Fredrick C. Rogers
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
John A. Homer
Frederick
Park Avenue
Brunswick
L. Vinton Jolliffe
Harold B. Burkholder
Summit County
Ohio
William L. Burkholder
Forrest O. Burkholder
Washington
Reed T. Thompson
Miss Mullican Weds William S Ray at Grace Reformed
A wedding ceremony united Miss Betty Jane Mullican and William S Ray at Grace Reformed Church with Rev. Ralph E. Nortman officiating. Attendants were Miss Jeannette Anders and Charles Murray. Mrs Ray will reside in Frederick. Ray is a Y M C A director and Frederick High School graduate.
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Betty Jane Mullican
Charles W. Mullican
William S Ray
Willliam S. Ray
Thes City
Ray
Ralph E. Nortman
Graom
Grace Reformed Church
Jeannette Anders
Charles Murray
Anders
Frederick
Frederick High School
Academy of the Visitation
Mood College
Kay
European And American Paintings To Be Shown
An exhibition of European and American paintings opens May 11 in Hood College Admin lobby. Arranged by MoMA circulating exhibitions, the show gathers twentieth century works from the museum's permanent collection. Leading European and American artists are represented. The exhibit runs until May 25 before touring the country.
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Hood College
Department of Circulating
Museum of Modern Art
New York City
Europe
Rationing Roundup Clarifies Coupon Validities and Gas Rations
The Associated FP outlines meat, fat, fish, sugar, coffee, and shoe stamp validity through late May and June with start dates for new stamps. It notes blue sugar and blue green meat coupons and conditions for gasoline and tire eligibility, detailing regional limits and grade options.
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Cies
Gasolle
Production Resumed After Miner Strike Action
Pittsburgh reports full production resumed after a two state miner strike over company fines of one dollar per day for unauthorized work stoppages. More than 3,000 miners participated before a general shutdown began May first.
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Pittsburgh
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