Potomac Edison Quarter Century Club Dinner Honors 38 Members
The Potomac Edison System Quarter Century Club held its annual dinner in Hagerstown on Friday with 38 employees joining the honorary group and receiving 25 year pins and certificates. Local honorees include Paul S. Michael Ray M. Davis Lee P. Morgan and Johnson S. B. Steinhaus along with special service pins for 30 to 55 years. President Paul Smith praised the members as foundation builders and recalled shared service through the years amid challenges to the industry and country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison System
Hagerstown
Paul S. Michael
Ray M. Davis
Lee P. Morgan
Johnson S. B. Steinhaus
Roy L. Crum
Charles M. Titlow
Charles H. Stitely
Jesse J. Hoover
Walter £. Fraley
Samuel M. Gordon
Mattee
Thomas
George A. Webster
Celeste R. Thomas
Pfc Randolph Lamborn Stationed in Germany With US Armed Forces
Pfc Randolph Lamborn, son of Mr and Mrs W K Lamborn, is stationed in Germany with the US Armed Forces. His address is SS50MO34 70 ARMD Fd Bn APO NY Postmaster New York.
Grange Events And Readings In Lewistown Area
The News of Frederick reports on May 2 events with Kenneth Burrier and Mary Ann Burrier performing Just a Boy. Ralph Ripley and John Gross displayed the Alms collection from Pennsylvania Dutch. Lewistown 4-H Club hosted the Grange. Friendship Night set for May 19 with Carroll Manor Grange. The next regular meeting is May 22 at 8 30 DST at the community hall with Thurmont firemen to discuss fire prevention. public invited.
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Carroll Manor Grange
Grange Hall
Willis Remsberg
Robert Fry
Doris Renn
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Frederick
Kenneth Burrier
Mary Ann Burrier
Reading
Ralph Ripley
John Gross
Grange
Lewistown
Thurmont
Emmitsburg Social and School News Highlights
Emmitsburg guests from Farmers State Bank and local residents attended dinners and birthday celebrations. Local property transfers include Allen Cool purchasing a double brick house on South Seton Avenue. School events featured St Josephs High School field trips, May registrations, and plans for the Glee Club concert and alumni banquet. The Parent Teachers Association met with nominees announced and officers elected for 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
M. F. Shuff
Ruth Shuff
Farmers State Bank
George L. Wilhide
Frank W. Weant
Joseph Shorb
Marie C. Rosensteel
Wilhide
Allen Cool
John Saffer
Seton Avenue
Hubert L. Joy
Leroy Harthagen
Howard Waddle
Margaret
Kansas
Waddle
Emma Nunemaker
Nunemaker
Washington
St. Joseph's High School
Benjamin Tresselt
Charles Buhrman
Bernard Boyle
Edward Lingg
John Orndorff
Glee Club
Thomas J. Frailey
Emmitsburg High School Alumni Association
Grace Rowe
J. Donald Agnew
Cambridge
Agnew
Universal Potteries
National Potteries Association of America
Carroll E. Frock, Jr
Charles R. Fuss
Hazel Gracken
Walter Bower
New Windsor
Fred Bower
Patty Jean Bower
Les Windsor
Dominic Greco
James Dukehart
James Freeman
Jonal Jary
Hugh Rocks
Donald Stoner
Guy Baker
Prof
Greco
Plausability and word study guide for daily vocabulary
This note outlines usage tips for commonly misused words and mispronunciations. It highlights plausible spellings and meanings, emphasizing correct forms like al most everybody and gu ga w, with a daily goal to master one word such as plausability and its correct sense as seeming likely.
Lut's Stuff COMPENSATION in daily living honor
A compact statement on daily virtue urging honor in ordinary life through kindness service and giving, asserting that harming another by cheating abuse or neglect leads to inevitable loss. The piece emphasizes ethical conduct and personal accountability in everyday interactions.
Frederick County Hood Club Street Fair Opens Downtown
Frederick County Hood Club members in starched calicoes and straw hats launch a downtown street fair to raise 3000 dollars for Hood Forward. New attractions include balloon stands, booths, and square dancing with Jimmy Grove and the Western Rangers. If rain, event moves to Friday.
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Court House
Frederick County Hood Club
Hood
Paris
Council Street
Jimmy Grove
Western Rangers
Unionville Home Makers Host May Meeting Highlights
Unionville Club members met May 13 with co hosts Mrs Monroe Lowman Mrs Charles Martin Mrs Florence Yost and Mrs Hallie Danner presenting. Mrs Maurice McDaniel chaired opening with It Takes a Heap of Livin. Faith of Our Fathers was sung and Mrs Leo Fontanella spoke on GIs in Korea. The group discussed Culture in Family Living and urged members to read more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Club
Monroe Lowman
Charles Martin
Florence Yost
Hallie Danner
Unionville
Maurice McDaniel
Leo Fontanella
Korea
Mason
Frederick
Snader Baker
Ralph Ripley
Isaac A. Sayler
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Meeting Recaps Readings and Hymns
Women of the Visrilie and Pleasant Grove Homemakers met at homes, sharing book discussions including House in the Sun by Dave Chandos and hymns My Faith Looks Up to Thee and Faith of Our Fathers. Notable attendees included Mrs. Donald Hargett, Mrs. Barry Swomley, and Miss Marie Miller. A Mother's Day poem was read, socializing followed with refreshments, a gardening exchange, and a surprise gift for Mrs. Hargett. The next Pleasant Grove meeting is planned for June 3 at Miss Marie Miller’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Grange
George Stone
Mr. Pleasant
Catherine Roderick
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Charles Barker
Charles Wastler
Bird Hill
Harold Roderick
Jesus
Home Economics Committee
eSeee Flacapancin Ijamsville Homemakers Club
Donald Hargett
Marie Miller
Hood College
Hargett
Albert Burdette
Lemuel Breckenridge
Bernard Hargett
Walter England
Ryland Houston
Irving Scard
Harold Hargett
Marie Miler
Graduate of Saint Joseph College Named in Catholic Action
Government Association notes a member of the Mariliac Association of Catholic Action and a graduate of San Joseph High School in Emmitsburg. Russ Topper will graduate from Saint Joseph College in Bas.
Swans Missing In Hagerstown Mystery
N A Lufburrow reports two stately swans missing in Hagerstown on May 16, sparking local concern and a search by residents. Officials urge anyone with sightings to contact authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Hagerstown
City Par Lake Case Hints at Gruesome Discovery
Police report locating partly buried remains near City Par Lake with heads severed from bodies. A nearby book titled Painless Surgery was found, suggesting a grisly scene and possible clues for investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Par Lake
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Grange News
Glade Valley Grange
Edgar Zimmerman
Louise Zimmerman
Charles Hoke
Ralph Kehne
Walkersville
National Grange
Shirley Graham
Ralph D. Zimmerman
Lewistown Grange
Singanore Grange
Kenneth Burker
Mars Ann Burner
Armed Forces
America
Elsie Karlin
Mars Opticians
N. Market Steeet
China
Storm & Shipley
Sis
Hubert Burdette
Mount Airy
Eads Glee Club
Dean Topper
Quinn Topper
Blue Mountain Orchards
Glee Club of
Saint Joseph Coliese
Mics
Topper
Frank Keefer
Strange Court House
Court Square
Elias B. Ramsburg
C. 5
V. Sanner
Roenna Fahrney
Hood Club
Ramsburg
J. Harold Hooper
Muntz TV
MUNTZ
Dwight T. Walker
Ridgeville
Harry W. Hagan
Damascus
Wolverine
Endicott Johnson
Boys & Girls
Hollywood
Denver
Visrilie
Pleasant Grove
Bascom Neal
Better Homes Equip. Co
Epat Patrick. Ak
Olga
Clinker
Markell & Ford
Carroll
Maryland
Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
West
South
M& SS
Dairy Tale
Superior Dairy
Pepy
Miarey
Patrick
Lee
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Market Street
Frederick, Md
W. Patrick ST
Chestnut & Locust Streets
Linden Hills
Emmert R. Bowlus
West Church St
Universal Insulation CO
Edward
Wilson
Middletown Valley
Ruhland C. Boyer
Geo. M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
Middletown
Williamson's Drug Store
North Market St
Cas
Braddock Heights
Philip Wertheimer
Nicodemus & Wertheimer Realtors—Insurance
N. Court St
Tel
Fred
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