Historical Society In Monthly Meet Transcripts re election and lectures
The Historical Society of Frederick re elected officers for the year and elected Marshall L Etchison to the board for a three year term. Officers include President Charles W. Wood and vice presidents William Storm and Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman. Mrs. Zimmerman is librarian and Col. John R. Holt is historian. A talk on the Bonaparte Patterson marriage was given, based on French archives and letters from French agents. The meeting noted town street names and the Roger Brooke Taney Home opening for visitors after repairs. A new member, Byron A Winebrewer, joined. Gifts announced include a 1757 land grant, a 1773 indenture, an 1841 survey and plat, an 1840 coat once owned by Charles Gobrecht, antique jewelry, and a greeting card.
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The
Historical Society of
Frederick
Marshall L Etchison
Charles W. Wood
William M. Storm
Raymond R. Zimmerman
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Melvin M Engle
Zimmerman
John R. Holt
William R. Quynn
France
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
General Staff
Gail
Capes
William M Storm
Dr Charles Hoffman
Society
di Hoffman
Court Street
Publick Street
West
George McComas
Charles Gobrecht
Philadelphia
C F Wolters
Swarth
Further Cuts Likely In Civilian Goods
Washington May 16. The government plans further cuts in production of 57 civilian goods including passenger cars starting July 1. Reps and company officials were summoned for discussions with National Production Authority officials, focusing on cuts in steel copper and aluminum use for July through September. A 30 percent plus reduction from 1950 steel usage was expected, versus the current 20 percent limitation. car makers voice uncertainty about deeper cuts and potential emphasis on small light models.
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Washington
Natonal Production Authority
NPA
Relics and Keepsakes From Notable 1944 Launch Exhibit
Items including a wooden christening case from the 50 S Francis Scott Key launch in 1944 gifted by James Cronenburg, Judge Moylan’s Story of Tyamsville copies, an antique lace dress from Mrs. Joseph Rosenstock via Samuel Rosenstock, clothing items from Mrs. Charles W. Ross Jr, a pike once intended to arm freed Negroes by Charles Blair of Collinsville, Conn, presented by Mrs Walter Fortnum Jones of Washington.
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Francis Scott Key
James Cronenburg
Charles E Moylan
Tyamsville
Judge Moylan
Joseph Rosenstock
Samuel Rosenstock
Charles W. Ross, Jr
John Brown
Charles Blair
Collinsville
Conn
Bilaz
Walter Fortnum Jones
Washington
Who-dat inquiry delights young grandson in The News
A whimsical note from N. A Safeburrow praises a toddler's persistent questions about identity. The tiny sage asks "Who-dat?" sparking pleasure and wonder, admired as a timeless inquiry. Says the reader saw it in The News.
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Luff
Holstein Consignment Sale Here On Friday
The Frederick County Holstein Association bids for its 25th annual consignment sale to be held at the fat grounds Friday morning starting at 11 30. Chairman Homer Remsberg says 82 head of selected Holsteins will be offered. Auctioneer R Austin Backus of Meserco New York has been secured. Merril Ifert and Ray H Smith assist the sale ring, with Remsberg reading pedigrees and Edward F Wolter serving as clerk. Middletown Valles Grange
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Frederick County Holstein Association
Homer Remsberg
Remsberg
Ray H Smith
Henry R
R Austin Backus
Mesrco
N. Y
Merril Ifert
Smith
Edward F Wolter
Middletown Valles Grange
Seven at Mt Pleasant in The News May 17 1951
In Trederick Maryland Rev Briscoe led devotions at Mt Pleasant with Te Strong on the Lord. Mrs Swanley introduced the meeting. Mrs Briscoe spoke on Sempen ante and read a poem. A duet by Shelvie and Carolyn Breckenridge and a piano piece by Janice Kehne followed. Doris Myers accompanied and a missionary prayer circle closed the meeting.
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Mt Pleasant
Harry ©. Swanley
Briscoe
Shelvie
Carolyn Breckenridge
Janice Kehne
Mies Doris Myers
Love and faith in action from a sermon and gathering
The excerpt reflects on 1 Corinthians 13 about love being essential to true virtue. It contrasts love with other traits and questions whether selfless care exists without love. It then notes a church talk and a community supper held by Tramsville WoSCS led by Mrs Paul Heared, with a Zone meeting report by Rev J OW Brisene.
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Berli Douglass
Saeki
St Paul
Wwe
Svnd
Wamsville Wo
Tramsville Woscs
Paul
Poess
J OW Brisene
Keller
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