Tribute to Mother Sunday and Mother's Day
Tribute unfolds as a devotional meditation praising the mother figure. The unnamed author extols seven perfect parts of mother love Intuition courage comfort sacrifice patience forgiveness and faith elevating mothers beside Christ in sublime measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Stu Paul's
Eran
Twen
Shirley Wachter
Carol Stottlevocai
Iss Cinthia Lee Harper
Kathleen Stull
Brothers
Ronald Hermby
Letter to the editor thanks paper for clothing drive support
Graham R. Hodges Promotion Director New Windsor Maryland writes to thank The News for generous support of the Frederick county clothing drive. He credits the paper with ample space given to overseas relief, expressing gratitude that the thank you will come from suffering people overseas.
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News
Frederick County
Maryland
Central City Art Colony led by Hood College staff in Colorado
Aliss Margaret Kerfoot of Hood College will run the Central City Art Colony in Central City Colorado from August 1 to September 1. C Bermit Ewing will assist from August 11 to September 1, with Kerfoot turning her Colorado home into an artists school. The effort accompanies a local choir concert and regional church drives as part of community arts and relief activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado City
Colo
Aliss Margaret Herfoot
Hood College
Central City
Miss Kerfoot
Hood
Colorado
Miss Kerfect
C. Bermit Ewing
Joseph Henry Apple
R. Deane Shure
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Margaret Barnswell
Middle Atlan States
Jobhy Ball
Deane Shure
Mount Vernon
Along The Potomac To Washington by J Glenn Beall
Washington May 10 Senor Aleman's visit boosts goodwill for Mexico and hints at a possible US loan. Mexico seeks nearly 500 million from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development while the US holds the largest stake. The Senate debates a Labor Bill targeting closed shops and bargaining. Taft leads, a coercion of officers amendment passes 60-22 signaling a stringent labor bill ahead after House action on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay J. Glenn Beall
Congress
Washington
Senor Aleman
United States
Mexico
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Collec
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Party
Taft
House of Representatives
Strength For Today Mothers Day Tribute
Behind many great men stands a great mother. Biblical and modern mothers with purpose and faith shape history. The piece argues domestic life is a significant and noble career for womanhood despite modern pressures and standards.
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Jochebed
Moses
Hannah
Samuel
Elizabeth
John the Baptist
Mary
Jesus
Monica
Augustine
Susannah Wesley
John and
Charles
Mary Ball Washington
George
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Abraham
Babson Newspap
First Frederick County Strawberries Harvested May 1897
Fifty years ago the Frederick farming region reported the season's first strawberries from David Stauffer’s farm near the city. The raid on a local residence on East Patrick Street interrupted by a fire brigade from Frederick. Master Gilmore Flautt, son of Lewis C Flautt, sustained an accident. The Grove accident involved Damon and Green slaves.
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Frederick County
Frederick
David Stauffer
Resenour
Patrick Street
Charies L. Diffendal
Lewis C_ Flautt
Twenty Years Ago News Snippet and Weather Brief
A May 18 item recalls James Taylor, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Taylor, linked to a local event and the American Legion. Proceeds of 803 dollars were reported. An Easter Opera House program and a Drew event are noted. A heavy thunderstorm disrupted the city, delaying farm work and planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Raymond
Scott Hey Pest
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Market
Frederick Transit Company
WFMD
Court House News
County Register of Wills
H. D. Radcliff
Attorney General
A.L
New Market
House of Correction
Hood College crowns a May Fete queen on campus
The May Fete at Hood College featured a variety program with dancers in period costumes, amid chilly spectators. The Francis Scott Key hotel hosted numerous guests while the event showcased blooming gardens despite sharp winds. Local officials discussed city projects, tax revenues, and new commissions as the community noted festive spring activities and regional improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Ala
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lilac praised for scent and springtime power
A fragment notes the lilac as a spring flower with strong scent and aesthetic appeal. Mentions Lufburrow and a period reference but details are unclear. The piece highlights lilac charm and its pleasant odor as a seasonal feature.
Dedication at Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary Exercises
Dr Abdel Ross Wentz delivered the address at campus ceremonies for the Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary. The funds for the new site were provided by a $274 000 bequest from Charles C Cronhardt Jr of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary
Abdel Ross Wentz
Institu OF
Charles iCronhardt, Jr
Baltimore
Labor bill to be written in conference between houses
Washington May 10. A joint conference will draft the labor measure for Truman after weeks of committee work. Senate votes mostly reflect phrasing already in the House bill, with industry wide bargaining a key point under reconside ration. The final bill aims to be veto proof and reflect views from unions and employers in secret sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
DAVID_LAWRENCE
Senate
House
Congress
Joint Conference
Conference Committee
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Industris
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
AFL Ias
Wagner
New York
APL
Deaths including Mrs Claretta Long and Ellsworth McCrea
Obituary notices from Middletown and surrounding areas list Mrs Claretta Long widow of Mejor Long of Middletown dying after a lingering illness, with daughters and a son surviving and funeral details. Also reported are Ellsworth McCrea formerly of Mt St Mary’s who died at Washington County Hospital aged 70, with survivors including three sons, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. services planned in Thurmont with burial at United Brethren Cemetery.
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Claretta Long
Mejor Long
Middletown
Dellaj Buckle
Rokrersville
Bessie Fink
Clarence Mentzer
William Smith
William E. Fox
Gladhill Co
Ellsworth McCrea
Mt. St. Mary's
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Highfield
Harry VW
Daniel E. Rice Crea
Canton
Vawn E. McCrea
N Bruce Hagan Dies A Frederick Native
Norman Bruce Hagan a Frederick native and longtime Bendix Radio Corp production staffer collapsed and died at his Towson home Friday. Funeral services will be held at Baltimore Cathedral Monday at 9 am with interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery about 11:15 am. He spent youth in Frederick and worked for the telephone company years ago. Survived by his wife a daughter Rose Mary Grubb and several siblings including Col Herry L Hagan USA retired Ruth Hagan Harris Mrs Frank J Bentz Mrs Agnes Kane and Mrs Sadie Lewis with cousins in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bruce Hagan
Frederick
Bendix Radio Corporation
Towson
Associated Press
Baltimore Catholic Cathedral
Mt. Olivet
Richard T
Mary Hagan
Syracuse
N.Y
Telephone Company
Rose Mary Grubb
Col. Herry L. Hagan
USA
Baton Rouge
Ruth Hagan Harris
Frank J. Bentz
Mapleville
Agnes Kane
Sabillasville
Sadie Lewis
Hagerstown
Funerals Held For Several Local Residents
Funeral services were held or announced for Charless Cascia who died May 1 at Mercy Hospital Baltimore and for Edith M Walker Og Joann Grahe Laura Tambien and others. Survivors listed include Rose Mary Frederick eight een and four grandchildren. Services took place at Church of the Brethren in Baltimore Pleasant Hill Church near Monovia and St Johns Cathedral with details on pallbearers and times.
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Charless Cascia
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
J. S. Long
Church of the Brethren
Cascia
Rose Mary Frederick Cou
Oak Lawn
Edith M. Walker
Pleasant Hill
Joann A. Grahe
Il Oclock
Clar_ Bentalou Sr
Laura
May Tambien
Lincoln Apartments
East Church Street
St John’s Cathe Reve
James M. Hogan
Robert A. Oniev
Frank Charles E. Palmer
Edward B. Gray
Charles Sappment
St. Joh
R. Etcison
Penn
Hospital Report and Local Injuries Update
Among the sick grove fortess and ob en at Micha 2tal near the Donsife. of Wonds barn, nane underwent an operation Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. is doing as well as can be expected. Mrs. Charles Riggs, Kemptown, has returned to her home from the Frederick Memorial Hospital after, undergoing treatment for injuries, sustained when she fell from a step ladder and dislocated her shoulder.
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Grove Fortess and Oben
Micha 2Tal
Donsife
Wondsbarn
Nane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Riggs
Kemptown
Dorothy Dix Says on Love After Marriage and Domestic Life
Dorothy Dix argues midlife romance fades after children leave home and money and routine replace passion. The essay warns wives risk becoming isolated without hobbies or social ties while husbands seek fulfillment in work, urging couples to nurture both affection and companionship.
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Hwtrie
Beil’ Syndicate. Inc
Community Visit Announcements From Wolfsville Area
Local residents and families gathered for weekend visits across Wolfsville and nearby towns. Guests included the Greens, Stottlemyers, Kienpingers, Harshmans, and Schwab families visiting Graceham, Waynesboro, Middletown, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Frederick. A birthday party honored Thelma Grace with relatives and friends in attendance.
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Wellsville
Jesse Green
Catherine Stottlemyer
Grover Green
Graceham
Evelyn Davis
Thurmont
John Kienpinger
Waynesboro
Roy Stottlemyer
Parvin Stottlemyer
Mary Lou
Cascade
A. E. Hayes
Leslie Morgan
Harry Eccard
Churchill
Asa Harshman
Middletown
Betty
Darlene Kline
Harold Stot
Uemyer
Kay Ann Pryor
Ese Blickenstaf
Martha Jean Kline
Beverly Blickenstaff
Larry Mace
Elizabeth Martin
Barbara Pryor
Barbara Merhling
Wart Pauli Creex
Jacqueline Pryor
Charles M. Kline
Bruce, Palmer
Hagerstown
Thomas Prior
Baltimore
Gienni Cearfoss
Edgar Frushour
Adam Martin
Cecil Martin
Douglas
Airs
Archie Me
Waynesboroe
Frederick County’s First Airline Stewardess Miss Adams
Mildred Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Adams of Buckeystown, becomes Frederick County’s first airline stewardess with American Airlines. From nursing to aviation, she recounts training, six weeks of flight prep, and a year of cross country hops to Nashville Memphis Dallas Oklahoma Tulsa Chicago Detroit Toronto Windsor. She shares an apartment with five fellow stewardesses in Jackson Heights, enjoys meeting travelers and calming nervous passengers, and notes storms as her worst experience while flying.
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Sonja Henie
Frank Sinatra
Mildred Adams
David A. Adams
Buckeystown
Frederick County
Missi Adams
Nashville
Memphis
Dallas
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Chicago
Detroit
Toronto
Windsor
Miss Adams
Plare
New York
Washington
Frederick High School
Adams
Hendrickson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Damascus
American Air Lines
Millie Adams
North America
Shell
Jackson Heights
Air Lines
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Graham R. Hodges
New Windsor
Woodsboro Laan
Rocky Hill
Chapel
Lutheran World Action
Ronm Sundar
Monéar
Woodsboro
XEW Syresville
H. Taylor
Max Goodman
Ellicott City
Taneytown
Ellicott
Sykesville
Main Street
Springfield Avenue
Springfield Road
The
Potomac
Pirellco
Rayelin E
Frederick Gmoers
Newfoundland
Grimes Farm
Storks
Court House
Lane
Maryland Rural Extension Service
Church Street
Camp Detrick
County Glee
All County High Chorus
McDonagh
Brunswick Youth Council
Pomona Grange
Braddock Heights
Walkerswire
D ° Alesandro
Frostburg
Winchester
Uniteds
Columbia Lodge
Masfeld
Mt Oliver
Howard B. Crawmer
Emma Jane Crawmer
Union Bridge
Carrol County
Mary Elizabeth Mullinix Crawmer
Lehigh Cement Company
Methodist Church
Rights Pythias Lodge
Minnie
David T
George E Crawmer
Behrens
Imond Seloy
Jayne
Jack
Charlies F
Edward
New
Littlestown
Misra Oslo
Ion Bridge
Portland
Ore
Grace Sensines
Cirgie Bible
Grace
Church School
Earl Miller
East South Street
Sincing
Eésar Harget
Ralph Cecilewed
Polly Anna
Edgar Hargett
R. Thomas
Fann Mae Young
R C. Thomas
Ballenceri Creek
Fred Stockman
Wiliam
Daugh’ter
N. Bruce Hagan
Dorothy Dix
Wolfsville
Jesse Bachiell
Ringgold
Charlies Kline
Dasper Morgan
George Humberson
J. Wilson
Harner
Myersville
Oscar Brandenburg
William Seidling
Haye Brandenburg
Wagerstown
Jesse Yingling
Ralph Yingling
County
Calvary 'S
Edward Mannz
Jesse Stup
Robert
Salisbury
Ruth F. Williams
Oliver Fletcher White, Jr
Staite
J. J. Harbaugh
White
Roosevelt Hardy
Hardy
Cari L Walter
Peoples Court
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