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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1950
Page
3
Hood College hosted a first time Hood Mothers' Supper in Coblentz Hall with 170 attendees from 14 states and DC. Mrs. Andrew G. Truxal led the event while talk of forming a Hood Mother's Club arose alongside praise for the Hood Fathers' Club.
Washington May 15 A Senate resolution orders an investigation into rising unemployment across coal oil railroad and related industries amid protests against oil imports The Labor Committee or a subcommittee will study the issue and report by June 25 Senator Neely said a flood of foreign oil harms domestic oil and mines and displaces workers The measure passed without objection with support from Acting Majority Leader Myers and Republicans Brewster and Wherry who welcomed scrutiny of trade policy and tariff reductions.
Tenth grade pupils and Mrs Virginia Sanders toured Washington on Thursday. Dr Paul Smelser of Cincinnati spoke at a Johns Hopkins School of Business banquet hosted by his sister Mrs Marie Thompson. George Petry and family visited Richmond to see his brother in law Mr John Lantz. Marie Thompson spent a day in Mt Airy with her son John and family. Mr and Mrs William Myers welcomed a new daughter born at Frederick Memorial Hospital in May. Mrs Walter Wantz hosted her 500 club meeting. The W C T A met at Miss Edna Koons home with 15 members. program included Scripture, prayer, poem, reading, drama and refreshments. Rev Ernest Colwell spoke at the Lions club. H C Roop attended the Community Stores banquet at York Country Club.
Taneytown visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sleezer and Grace Sleezer with Mrs. Ed Depfer of York Pa visiting Mrs. Grace Shreeve on West Baltimore Street. Lehighton Pa hosts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Andreas and family with Rev and Mrs. Morgan Andreas at the Reformed parsonage. Maurice D. Bowers home entertained Mr and Mrs. David F plus guests.
Faithful Workers of St John s Lutheran Creagers town held a May 10 meeting at Mrs George Hubbard s home with 17 members present. Plans for Whitsun supper on May 29 and a prize box were noted. next gathering will at Miss Bessie Bell s home with crown as text word. Mizpah benediction closed the meeting.
The Frederick newspaper dated Tuesday May 16 1950 reports local items of interest including community events, notices and brief civic updates surrounding Frederick Maryland and nearby areas.
The Anti Cant Bible Class of Woodsbury Lutheran meets May 2 at Mrs Rebecca King with 12 members and one visitor. Services include Hatin scripture reading and hymn reading. A dinner will be hosted for the Southern States Cooperative of Wendsberg. Due to room reconditioning the June dinner moves to Mrs Elizabeth Smith's home. A June committee is named for a gathering at Mrs Helen Keeney on June 6. Say you saw it In The News.
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