Investiture Ceremony At Mount Saint Marys College June 1
Rt Rev Msgr William Culhane to be invested as monsignor at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg on Tuesday June 1 at five PM in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception Auxiliary Bishop Sebastian of Baltimore will officiate A native of Newtown Conn Cushate attended Mount St Marys for high school college and seminary work He has served as teacher and administrator at the college and seminary and led contracts for Navy officer training during WWII A reception will follow the ceremony Dessert suggestion included
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William F. Culhane
Thomas J. Toolen
Mobile
Alabama
Newtown
Conn
Isignor Cushate
Mount St. Mary's
AM Mount St. Mary's
Archbishop Curley
Diocese of
Culhane
Mount St. Mary’s
Monsignor
St. Rose Church
Belmar
N. Y
St. Andrew's Church
Montgomery
Ala
Cathedral Church
Allen
Mount St. Mary’s College
Bernard Bradley
College Council
National Alumni Association
Mount St. Mary's College
Surviving executor notice and beer license hearing Frederick Md
Surviving executor John H. Gonso notifies creditors to present claims by December 33, 1954 and to settle debts. Doris J. Becht Leakins and Mildred I. Stull announce Dollies Diner license hearing for a Class B on sale beer license on South Market Street Frederick at 10 am June 9, 1934 with License Commissioner Gail L. Catshell presiding.
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Maryland
Draftee and Vet Guide to the New Air Force Academy
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines the first class of 300 at the Air Force Academy entering July 1955. The four year program blends liberal arts and sciences with technical subjects, plus airmanship training in basic physical flying and leadership, including parachute use, observer hours, and pilot training prospects.
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Thomas M. Nial
Air Force Academy
Air Force
Lin
Academy
Aire
Leadership Advice and Culinary Tips From The Times
The excerpt discusses leadership roles and practical guidance for service members, including writing to Major Nial and handling service-connected issues. It shifts to a general note on balance, warning against extremism in virtue and caution about misusing good to avoid vice. A recipe tip describes melting semi-sweet chocolate using a double boiler to prevent steam issues.
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Nial
Strength For Today GY Marl LG Virtue Pressed Too Far
The piece argues the golden mean as a guiding ideal though pagan in origin. It warns extremes corrupt balance, citing Plato on two evils along every road. Reformers and tolerant evildoers alike risk misstepping, while constant sourness or perpetual smiles irritate and mislead.
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Chicago Tribune
Vuugiass
Plato
Administrator's Notice for Steiner Speaks Estate Maryland
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland issued letters of Administration to Ernest C Speaks for the estate of Steiner Speaks deceased. All claims must be presented with vouchers by November 29 1954 otherwise they will be excluded from the estate. Debts should be paid promptly. Witness dated April 27 1954 and signed by Ernest C Speaks Administrator with copy test by Harry D Radcliffe Register of Wills.
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Frederick County
Maryland
John F. Gonso
Rand
Orphans' Court
Steiner
Ernest C. Speaks
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Install Officers Of Bethel At Thurmont
The International Order of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 39 held a Thurmont meeting to install officers led by past Grand Guardian Maryland. Mrs. Roger Heck became Guardian and James Dubel Associate Guardian. New officers include Guardian Secretary Kenneth Williams and Guardian Treasurer Charles Eby with director of music Jean Riffle. Nine associate members installed. Janet Davis elected Honored Queen with Peggy Poole and others filling roles. An outing to Camp Greentop is planned for June 17. The next meeting August 2 will install officers at Thurmont High School.
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Council of Bethel
International Order of
Job
Maurice Heimiller
Maryland
Jane Edwards
Bethel No. 28
Mary Dubel
Dorothy Holman
Doris Testerman
Bethel No 38
Joan Sawyer
Bethel No. 39
Bethel
Janet Davis
Peggy Poole
Mary Jane Bittner
Betty Lee Eyler
Joan Winebrenner
Connie Wolfe
Camp Greentop
Gertrude Heimiller
Basil Holman
No. 0
Baltimore
Thurmont High School
Lufs Stuff Taro Were Ab Your Choice
A reader letter from N A Lufburrow laments losing poise over small provocations. The writer condemns public displays of anger and notes calm, discreet behavior as superior to rash outbursts.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Birthday Surprise for Raymond Spring and Family
On May 22 a surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Raymond Spring near Hyattsville by their daughters Mrs Charles G Cooley Jr and Mrs Kenneth Miles at Mrs Miles home. Pink white decor and a four tier cake from Mrs Wesley Emmons of Urbana with sister Mary handling decoration. Gifts were exchanged and many relatives attended including the Miles Linthicum Roberson Cooley and Whipp families.
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Raymond Spring
Hyattstown
Charles G. Cooley, Jr
Kenneth Miles
Miles
Wesley Emmons
Urbana
Harrisburg
Garrett Cooley
Harold Cooley
Harry Wells
Phillip Linthicum
Edward Miles
Stella Miles
Jo Ann Miles
Charles Linthicum
Ellis Roberson
Horace Thompson
Louis McDonough
William Pearce
George Cooley
Raymond Whipp
Roy Whipp
Charles G
Heart of Security and Love in Scripture Reference
An excerpt emphasizes love as the core of security and quotes there is no fear in love from John 4 18, attributed to Gen. Feature Corp with copyright 1984. The fragment highlights emotional trust over dread and connects theological assurance to personal safety.
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Gen. Feature Corp
Bread Of Life By Rev A Rurnell Bailey
Dr Belle Boone Beard of Sweet Briar College surveyed people of all ages to learn what they would most want at seventy. Young respondents favored financial security and freedom from responsibility, while older individuals valued being loved and wanted and feeling useful.
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A. Rurnell Bailey
Belle Boone Beard
Sweet Briar College
Illicit traffic lesson note by Gordon on misuse
English lesson by W L Gordon explains illicit as improper and unlawful, contrasts seating and seating guests, and urges vocabulary growth with daily word study including pronunciation and spelling tips.
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W. L. Gordon
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