Hood College to Host Nine Summer Conferences This Year
Hood College in Frederick will host nine summer conferences from June 6 to August 11 attracting about 2,300 attendees. Potomac Synod of Evangelical and Reformed Church projects 125 delegates. International Junior Red Cross study center will bring up to 12 foreign countries. Conference facilities include residences dining hall gym swimming pool classrooms and chapel with some sessions open to the public. Officials note many groups return annually, some for over 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
International Junior Red Cross
Frederick
Hudson
I Potomac Synod
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Episcopal Conference of Province of Washington
Presbyterian Synod Synodical
American Junior
Red Cross
Women's Baptist Missionary Association
Women’s Guild of Evangelical and Reformed, Church
Lutheran Summer School
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
TV Networkshtml Politics Fuel Summer TV and Radio
Cynthia Lowry notes that late August conventions will dominate TV and radio with CBS ABC and NBC spending millions on coverage while networks expect slim profits. The piece frames convention broadcasts as public service and a showcase for television with exclusive analysts and heavy equipment usage.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
CBS
Wastinghouse
ABC
Philco
NBC
Oldsmobile
Sunbeam
RCA
Unil
Lions Hear Hicks Speak At Frederick Luncheon
Hicks spoke at a Frederick Lions Club luncheon, urging better cooperation with insurance adjusters to speed claims. New members William Hood and John B. Cannon joined the club. A rhythm and fashion show at the Maryland State School for the Deaf was announced for 7:30 p.m. in the chapel, under Myra Sinn’s direction, with student models and a rhythm band. The Boonsboro club plans a May 25 series finale events including class night and commencement. The Seneca Hotel near the canal will open Sunday under Phil and Gertrude Sample, with 12 rooms and boat storage, managed by Doyle Lowery and family. Next Thursday is Irish Day honoring Lion Michael Croghan.
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William’ Hi. Hicks
Lions Club of
Frederick
Asaceiate
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Hicks
Charles V. Main
William §. Hood
West Patrick Street
John B. Cannon
Lions Club
Emporia
Kansas
Kemp
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Lloyd A. Ambrosen
Myra __ G. Sinn
Tor
Boonsboro Club
Dorothy
Kathryne Bent
H. David Hagan
C. R. Orendorff
Wilbur Hoppengartner
Hagerstown
Bruce Dubel
Baltimore
Dorsey F. Shipley
Lion Michael Croghan
Croghan
Ireland
Alsermax
Japathar
Lke Frederica
Charles P. Staley
Jom
Derr
West Coast
Staley California
Los
Angeles
Maryland
James Hollisin
Derr Decidits More
Derritrophy
Edward J. Daugherty
Patricia. Ritt
Margaret Kent
Elvira C
Wohlstrom
Orphans Court Receives Several Administrator Accounts
Several accounts were received this week in the Orphans Court from administrators and executors. The first and final account of Elizabeth F Crum, executor of the...
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Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth F. Crum
Estate accounts reveal disbursements and shares among heirs
The document details multiple estate settlements. Raymond HM Crum’s estate shows disbursements near 31,187.17 with a net around 98,454.75. Distribution split among Lydia Maple John W Thompson Geo I R Thompson Jr Charles L Thompson and Anna Lawson. Susan McWilliams estate records 14,025 total with net 12,420.65 and after taxes 11,489.10 reserved for future accounting. Edward Lee Hively executor reports 1,767.25 estate, 1,012.22 disbursements and 755.03 net. after taxes 747.48 distributed to son Edward Lee Hively.
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Raymond HM. Crum
Smith
Charles L. Thompsos
Mary
Thompson
Lydia
Maple
John W Thompson
Edward. Lee Hively
Nellie L. Hively
Amos A. Holter
Edward ‘Lee Hively
Middletown Youth Fined At Hagerstown
George H. Smith a 19 year old of Middletown was fined 25 dollars by Magistrate Paul Ottinger for destruction of property at Boonsboro Livestock Sales last Friday night. He admitted breaking auto glass after drinking and said owners will be compensated for damage. Five autos were damaged.
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Boonsboro i
George H. Smith
Middletown
Paul Ottinger
Smith
White House
Boonsboro
First Lady Award Cancelled For This Year In Frederick
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority announces cancellation of the annual First Lady of Frederick award for this year. Retiring president Mrs. Carroll Dorsey says the project will resume in 1957 after considering community impact and member input.
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Frederick
Beta Sigma “Phi
Carroll Dorsey
Dorsey
Mary Condon Hodgson
George B. Hoke
Byron D. White
W. Jar‘boe Grove
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Pridar
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Peter Pann Inn
Pauline Davis
East Second Street
Lucy Davis
Irs
Mary Culler
Evelyn Tyeryar
Davis
Virginia House
Margaret Umberger
Doris Crum
Evelyn Linton
Willow Avenue
Joan
Lamb
Terao Mousecap
Ge Loon Tunes
Footlight Theater
Hoppity
Junele
Jim
Cisco Kid
Happy’s Rascals
Pioneer Club
Cindy Lou
Politico
Highway Patrol
Eddie Fishers
Rin Tin
Miss Brooks
Riley
Crossroads
Jed X
Dollar
Playhouse
Stara
the Wise
Ethel
Aljbert
Gunther
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Jeffrey Jones
Steve Allen
Gamize
Poonsporu
Saul
Lion L. Donald Davis
Mt. Olivet
Ion
Seneca
Chesapeake and Ohio’ Canal
Phil and
Gertrude Sample
Doyle A
Squeak)Lowery
Leone
E. Patrick Ek
Grd
Frederick Monument
YES
Avade
del Ray, RK. &H
Omers
P. B
A. T
Dodge Royal H.T
P.B
Bel Air
West End Motors
South & Jefferson Sts
Pete Shank
Ottinger
Virginia
West Virginia
Dance! Amvets Club
W. Patrick ST
The
Four Tones
Edwin C. Creeger, JR
American Legion
Thurmont, MD
Gene Frock
American Legion Ball Room
D.S.T
TowLe Sterling
P. S
Kriemsberg Jewelry Store
Key Hotel Bldg
Quikation
Monocacy Village
C. C. Carty, Inc
Hamilton Homes, Inc
East Ninth
East Streets
Carty
SP. Mo
Tee
Patrick Street
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