State Moose Conclave Set for Frederick Maryland
Delegates and visitors from 26 lodges and their Ladies Auxiliaries will attend the 17th annual Maryland and Border States Association Loyal Order of Moose conclave in Frederick. Hosts are Frederick Lodge No 372 and Frederick Chapter No 347 Women of the Moose. Events run Friday through Sunday with registrations, meetings, memorial services, installations, and an Au Revoir party.
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Maryland and Border States Association
Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick
Moose Home
West South Street
Pilgrim
John Co. Meikle
Mooseheart
Malcolm R. Giles
Frederick City
William B. Burall
K. P Hall
G. Donald Weddle
Leslie Hagen
A. C. Mannin
Mayee A Es Et Ger
Supreme
Grover RB Panton
Albert M. Smith
John W. Null
Women of the Moose
Thelma M_ Ebaugh
Carolyn Albaugh
Hilda King
Charlotte Whitmore
Recorder
Anna W Smith
Octavia Zimmerman
Kathleen H. Shook
Sentinel
Ethel Morningstar
Argus
Ethel Long
Montgomery County Considers Full Time Juvenile Judge
In Rockville on May 23 the Montgomery County Council heard a proposal to create a full time juvenile court judge, aiming to strengthen juvenile justice administration in the county.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Tomight
East German Youth Warned to Stay Out of West Berlin
East Berlin police warned Communist Youth to avoid Western Berlin during the Whitsun march. West Berlin prepared for possible demonstrations with 13,000 police and tear gas, while 7,000 to 8,000 Allied troops backed by armor stood ready. Read more on the split authority and the massed groups expected this weekend.
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Berlin
East Germany
West
Germany
Suyrzt
Waldemar Schmidt
East Berlin
People's Police
FDI
Berlin March Plans Stir Western Allies and Local Leaders
Western Allies protest Mos cow backed Rusdenau themedr project calling it illegal. Schmidt warns young blue shirts of sabotage if they march on Western Berlin. Ernest Reuter rejects any march as failed and undecided. Gerhart Eisler says the demonstration will be orderly.
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Schmidt
Moscow
Western Berlin
West Berlin
Ernest Reuter
Berlin
Western
Berin
Gerhart Eisler
United States
Court News quiry Mildred L. Wiles vs John Gray
The case lists a bill of complaint for an absolute divorce with temporary alimony and counsel fees. Also noted are marriage licenses for several couples and various property deeds involving county and state roads commissions with modest sums recorded.
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Quiry
Mildred L. Wiles
John Grayson Wiles
Lloyd H. Feeser
Keymar
Patsy J. Lambert
Frederick
Donald J. Wolf
Betty Irene Stull
East Third Street
Betty Krueger
State Roads Commission
Harry E. Weant
Mary W. Mor Lainty
Howard Marvin Jones
Harvey S. Boyer
Harry T. Bollinger
John G. Miller
Dorothy Virginia Blank
Elwood J. McKenzie
Synod Names Its Officers
Gettysburg May 23 The 135th annual Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland convention named most delegates to the United Lutheran Church convention in Des Moines in October. Western Conference delegates include Rev. Elwood S. Falkenstein and laymen Mervyn Fuss John L. Shaw Carl L. Schaeffer. Eastern clerical delegates named Rev. Paul L. Reaser Rev. John C. Stuff Rev. L. Ralph Tabor Rev. Oscar F. Blackwelder. Eastern laymen Paul I. Folkemer and Fred W.
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Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
United Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Elwood S. Falkenstein
Estminster
Mervyn Fuss
Taneytown
John L. Shaw
Frederick
Carl L. Schaeffer
Westminster
Paul
Synod Names Delegates and Reelects Officers at Convention
The convention will name four clerical and four lay members from the West and five clerical and five lay delegates from the East. The remainder will be chosen tomorrow. Officers were reelected earlier with Rev. John C. Stuff as secretary, Virgil W. Doub as treasurer, and Rev. Dr. Falkenstein as statistical secretary. Rev. Dr. J. Frank Fife of Baltimore was named president for a five year term last year.
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Synod
Open Meeting Tonight by Frederick Chapter No 347 Moose
Frederick Chapter No 347 Women of the Moose will hold an open meeting tonight at sight o'clock at the lodge home on West South Street. Mrs Mollie Lantz, chairwoman of child care, will be honored and a class of candidate will be initiated.
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Frederick
Women of the Moose
Mollie Lantz
Lodge
West South Street
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Cline Near Myersville
A birthday surprise was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson R. Cline near Myersville to honor Mrs. Cline on her 39th birthday. Guests included numerous Cline relatives and friends, with a three tier cake as a central gift from her son Richard.
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Wilbur Cline
Reno Michael
Grayson
Thomas
Mary Ann Michael
Elwood Green
Elsie
Nancy
Ellen
Lawrence
Cynthia Green
Wilbur Grossnickle
Local Names Parade in Myersville and Vicinity
A fragment lists numerous residents and families from Gromeviile toward Myersville including Steg Long Lewis Grossnickle Hanlin Naille Spade Sensenbaugh Buhrman and Markley with wives husbands and children. The note asks readers to say they saw it in The News.
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Rosa Steg
Martha Long
Clarence Lewis
Gene
Paul
Gerald
Wayne Lewis
Roger Lewis
Janice
Doris Lewis
Jane
Grace Grossnickle
Myersville
Jessie Hanlin
Jerle
Betty
Waynesboro
Ralph Naille
Dickie Naille
Jefferson
Floyd Spade
Sensenbaugh
Dorothy
Joyce Sensenbaugh
Howard Buhrman
Charles
David
Richard Buhrman
Smithsburg
Raymond Markley
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New Beauty
Areve
Frigidaire Electric
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Potomac Edison
Frederick — Taneytown
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Brunswick
Commie
Court News
Gorgeous
Slender Shelley Winters
Universal International
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Sinner
Hollywand
Blue Ribbon Bakers
Eleanor
Fox
Hollywood Cal
Pittsburgh Paint Products
Clarke
Frederick Paint & Glass Store
North Market ST
OPEN
STAUB
Staub’s
Launderette West
Fourth St
Market
Jordan
Allen G. Quynn & CO
E. Fatrick St
E. Guy Hobbs
Thurmont, Maryland
City Park
L. BR
Ned S. Zeiler
N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
Frederick, Maryland
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