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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1951

Page

10

Trailer Camp Law Is Passed in Frederick City

An ordinance regulating trailer camps and parking of motorized trailers was passed by the Mayor and Aldermen and becomes effective May 24 after publication. It covers licensing location erection maintenance and conduct of trailer camps with penalties for violations. The measure approved by Health Officer Dr. Forbes Burgess also establishes the Frederick Committee for Hygiene of Housing to abate health nuisances.

Forbes Burgess New City Frederick Burgess Citizens Truck Company Hood College Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Association Ocean City

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reach Across States

Emmitsburg residents host Ella Cork from New York City and Fuss family from Covina California. Tarry and Harry McNair visit with Philadelphia hosts Claude Campbell and new baby daughter. Charles Sharree's Sunday guests include Inn family, Conner family of Hagerstown and Frank Weant. Kelly home welcomes Pius Kelly and daughters Rebecca Eileen Charlene and Loris Glant from Newry Pennsylvania. Approximately 1 800 children.

Emmitsburg Ella Cork New York City Robert Fuss Covina Calif Mary C. Fuss Tarry McNair Harry T. McNair Donald Smith Claude Campbell Philadelphia Charles Sharree Charles Inn Charles Conner Hagerstown Frank Weant John F. Kelly DePaul Street Pius E. Kelly Rebecca Eileen Charlene Loris Glant Newry

Marian Congress and church events at St Josephs College

Activities from Ascension Thursday include an outdoor Mass, Marian Congress sessions led by Very Rev Francis J Dodd and Rev William J McClimont, a Marian Hour with Living Rosary and Benediction by Bishop Lawrence J Shehgn, and alumnae reunions with Masses for living and deceased members. Other notes cover baptisms, sermons, Grange meeting, Lutheran conference plans, Boy Scout drive, and local residents’ family news.

Lawrence J. Shehgn St. Joseph’s Catholi Church St. Joseph's Catholic Church Father Keyes St. Joseph’s Parish Thomas Ott St. Joseph's Catholic Sharch Alien Stanley Paul Sherwin Thee. Eckenrode Wm. Shorb George W. Green, Jr Bang Edger C. Emrich Norman Shriver Emrich Emmitsburg Lewistown League Robt Philip Bower Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Lutheran Sunday School Association Western Conference Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland Burkittsville St. Paul's Church Lutheran

Women’s clubs outline May meetings and activities

The Rosedale Homemakers voted 25 toward a building fund at a May 7 meeting hosted by Mrs. Donald Schattenberg. Beatrice Fehr demonstrated freezing foods, a quiz followed. Reports covered Dr. Dorothy Lyle’s fabric lecture. several members completed a home nursing course. Unionville Homemakers discussed United Nations operations with Miss Roberta Bostian. a trip to Sherwood Gardens and Beltsville Experimental Farm was planned for next Thursday. Mrs. Stanley Bury to attend a June Short Course. CARE package noted. next meeting set for June 12 with family may be observed. hostesses listed for Tuesday. Ballenger Homemakers mention of Mrs. Russell Dudiow.

Rosedale Donald Schattenberg Trail Avenue Rosedale Civic Association Beatrice Fehr Thomas Moljesworth Dorothy Lyle Forrest Haugh Fairview Avenue Unionville Leo Fontanella United Nations Roberta Bostian Evelyn Hutson Sherwood Gardens Beltsville Experimental Farm Holly Albaugh Stanley Bury Edward Williar Melvin Johnson Monroe Lowman Williar Jacob Young

Homemakers Club notes span bake days and demonstrations

A May meeting will feature Evelyn Hutson demonstrating packaging and freezing foods. Mrs. Russell Thomas attends the Short Course. At Buckeys town Mrs. Arthur Spuok hosted 18 members with a departing gift for Mrs. Ian Tervet who moves to Utah. Reports cover a recent kitchen die at Luther Rems burg’s home and 25 women house-cleaned the Community Hall. The anniversary planning group, led by several officers, meets for September. New Market and Adamstown clubs report on Home Demonstration Week activities, including a lighting demonstration, a Short Course recap, a Greek family letter exchange, and a July banquet for the 30th anniversary. The Adamsown club’s May 2 discussion on Experiment Freezing featured exhibits and a tour of year’s accomplishments with many handicraft items on display. The Frederick band concert closes the events with a May 16 next meeting at Mrs. Howard Fry’s.

Ballenger Homemakers Club Evelyn Hutson Russell Thomas Arthur Spuok Buckeystown Ian Tervet Utah William Zimmerman Luther Remsburg Russell Dudrow J. William Howard L. P. Culler Harry Howard LeRoy Horine Howard L. Smith Mollie Zimmerman Horiie Monroe Stup New Market Club Irene Caton Potomac Edison Company Harry G. Turner Clark Stull William Browning Clifford Watkins, Jr Mary McGolerick Pleasant Grove Prospect New Market Jacob Shawbaker Jessie Shawbaker Byrds John Molesworth Adamstown Homemakers’ Club Adamstown Homemakers Club Manor Lutheran Church Roger Gobbel Frederick High School Beatrice Fehr Fehr H. Robert DeRose Mra Ehner Michael Arthur Fouche George Stup Chas. Walter Howard Fry Arthur Pouche William Brostus Edgar Hawker Eric Hiser B. Robert DeRose Clark Gibson William Gaver Harry Thomas Raymond Basford C. O. Gochnauer Time Out For Jazz Legions Clyde Boone Austin Rhodes Bruce Douglas Lassie Bruce Dauglas William Krantz Charles Powell Robert Fry

Union Bridge edon Brigge a musical program at Elmer Wolfe

The Union Bridge edon Brigge a musical program was presented at the Elmer Wolfe school on Monday evening directed by Mrs. Donald Mccintosh and Mrs. Charles Shook. Ann Crumpacker announced and Gretchen Reese accompanied. Grade 2 with Mrs. Shook directed presented a musical version of The Little Red Hen with Melvin Bastian telling the story.

Edon Brigge Elmer Wolfe Donald Mccintosh Charles Shook Western Maryland College Ann Crumpacker Gretchen Reese Shook Little Red Hen Melvin Bastian

Local School Chorus Performs, Notables Attend

The New Krederick high and junior high choruses presented a program of songs led by Mrs Shoak and soloists Shereill Cheeks and others. Cast included Branda Lightner Janes Schell Linda Vc key and Carlos Welch. Hospital updates note Leslie Lovell admitted to Baltimore hospital while John Brown shows improvement after illness. New canning methods promise to preserve flavors and nutrients.

Branda Lightner Janes Schell Linda Vckey Tommy Harmon Leweny Bohn Four Wits Dayne Crawmer Stella Stidy Liana Sixx Rutty Barhos Little Red Wheel Barrow Dulli Rickell Wade Ation Pompe Pompel Carlos Welch the Tree Rita Michaels Virginia Ahi Shereill Cheeks Warrell County Union Bridge

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