Frederick nurses aides training program at Frederick Memorial Hospital
About twenty unemployed women from Frederick County and beyond enroll in a Manpower Training Development course at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The program, fully funded by the federal government with local unemployment assistance, runs eight hours daily five days a week. Instructors Mrs. Bloom and Mrs. Zang guide students through patient care tasks, ward duties, and practical nursing skills using live patients and a life sized model, with a follow up course planned for licensed practical nurses.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Constance Bloom
Fairview Avenue
Frederick
Elizabeth Zang
Zang
Chase
Nellie Meely
West Patrick Street
Woodsboro Ambulance Drive Campaign Underway
Woodsboro Volunteer Fire Company launches a fund drive to raise 8 000 for new equipment and 10 500 for solicitor costs. Promoters report 5 000 sent to residents so far with a campaign goal to secure contributions from the community.
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Woodsboro
Fund drive chairmen organize Walkersville aid effort
Personnel have been trained to administer first aid. Glen Stottlemyer chairs the fund drive with Cramer Powell as co chair and Ralph Zmmeran leading the Walkersville solicitation. A bowling tournament May 22 at Walkersville Bowling Center from noon to 6 p.m. will raise funds with prizes awarded. Lawrence A. Dorsey is president of the fire company.
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Rsonnel
Glen Stottlemyer
Cramer Powell
Ralph Zmmeran
Walkersville
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Fire Company
Summers elected secretary of Allegheny Power System
Carroll E. Summers, formerly secretary and treasurer of Potomac Edison Company, has been elected Secretary of Allegheny Power System, Inc. The action was taken last week at a board meeting in New York City. Summers previously served as secretary and treasurer of Potomac Edison.
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Carroll E. Summers
Potomac Edison Company
Allegheny Power System, Inc
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power
New York City
Summers
Potomac Edi
Music Goes To War From Little Creek
Virginia Beach AP reports at the U S School of Music at Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base, the nation’s only armed forces music school, trains 650 students from Army Navy with 20 Marines and later Air Force. A 124 member military faculty provides private instruction and ensemble work, with basic refresher and advanced courses.
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Harry Nash
Virginia Beach
Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base
U.S. School of Music
Army
Navy
Air Force
Cmdr
John Dokery McDonald
McDonald
George Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Thomas Wayne Adcock
Summers Move From Potomac Edison to APS in New York
The Summers left Potomac Edison after a long tenure from 1950 until their assignment to APS in New York last June. They previously lived at Taney Courts and have since relocated to Westport Connecticut.
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APS
New York
Potomac Edison
Taney Courts
Westport
Conn
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Meets Regular Meeting May 13
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No Sl hald ite held its regular meeting at the Lodge Hall on West Seventh Street with Mrs Doris Jean Stine presiding. Twenty-two members and ten visitors attended from Taney town and Gaithersburg. Mrs Jennie Sue Pearson welcomed as Warden of the Rebekah Assembly of Maryland.
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Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge
West Seventh Street
Doris Jean Stine
Noble Grand
Taney Town
Gaithersburg
Jennie Sue Pearson
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Ways and Means
Frances Jones
Margaret Jones
Rebekah Lodge No.67
Oak Grove
Rebekah
Jessie Webster
Baltimore
Doris Jean Ramsburg
Samaritan’s
Oak Grove Rebekah
Mildred Stitely
Dorsey Rebekah
Centennial Rebekah
Pearl Skeggs
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No
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