Banquet marks sixteenth annual rural carriers meeting
The Frederick and Montgomery County branch of the National Rural Letter Carriers Association and its Ladies Auxiliary held their 16th joint annual banquet in Walkersville at the Methodist Church. Brig. Gen. D. John Markey, a Walkersville resident and three war veteran, spoke on carrier self reliance, democracy, and improving rural mail service. Officers were elected for both the carriers and auxiliary groups, with Mansfield W. Daniel as president and Mrs Emory Stotthemyer as auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Montgomery County
National
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Walkersville
D. John Markey
Markey
National Rural Letter Carriers” Association
Post Office
Clyde WV. Hawes
Knoxville
Francis Markline
White Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gilmore C. Trout
W. de Witt Dickey
Foster Parents Gather For Covered Dish Supper in Thurmont
About 100 foster parents from the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County gathered at United Brethren Church in Thurmont for a covered dish supper. Rev. Ivan G. Naugle spoke, Jack Shorrew led singing, and Charles McC. Mallins, president of the Board of Managers, praised the committee and foster parents for their care. The group met earlier in Brunswick in October 1949 and will convene again in Myersville in October. The local society notes long-standing success and community impact of foster meetings. The arranging committee included Mrs John Kesslering, Mrs Joseph Marshall and daughters-in-law, Mrs Donald Marshall, Mrs Lloyd Marshall, and Mrs Gordon Eyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County
Ihe
United Brethers
William ©. Roderick
Brunswick
John Kesselring
Joseph Marshall
Donald Marshall
Lloyd Marshall
Gordon Eyler
Thurmont
Myersville
P T A Highlights Building Program and School Projects
Frederick County P T A members celebrated 52 years of teaching with reports on ongoing projects. Playground equipment including an overhead ladder and chinning bars, plus a film strip projector and films, were cited as improvements for North Market Street School. A donated electric record player was appreciated. The main focus remains countywide building work, with plans to persist until completion. An art exhibit graced each room, and Minnie Cockerly’s class earned the attendance banner for all four meetings. Corydon becomes capital of Indiana territory in 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Roger H. Willard
R. Patrick Turner
North Market Street
Frederick City
D. McLuckie
Board of Education
Minnie Cockerly
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Carriers Assn
Maryland
Nena Jamison
James Stoner
Woodsboro
Harford
Baltimore
Carroll
Anne Arundel
Prince Georges
Trout
Harry C. Swomiley
Presi
Francis Perrott
Camp Detick
Harold Isbel
Unified Services
Roscoe E. Schuvermause
U.S. Naval District
L. T. Gerow
USA
Second Army
W. A. Davis
Fifth Naval District
Willis H. Hale
Ninth Air Force
Maryland Department
Pearson
Detroit
Drew Pearson
U. S. District Court Today
Detroit Times
Hearst Publishing Co
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Mrs. Duck
U. A
T. A
Louise Corbin
C. Clifton, Virts
Louis FE. Twentey
H. F. Shipley
S. Price Young
Corydon
Indiana Territory
the News
Frederick, Md
J. Goetze
Monrovia
NEW Market
Worthington Realty
Silver Spring
America
Mercury
Mobilgas
Grand Canyon
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
Philip Morris
Pont
Philip Morais
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