Engagement announced for Dorothea Summers to Cpl Eddins
Mrs Minnie M Koogle of 231 West Patrick announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothea May Summers to Cpl Winner Jackson Eddins of Allen Eddins Sr Fla. The June wedding will be at Bol Chapel Summers, a graduate nurse from St Elizabeths Washington, is employed by Parsons Washington before training. The couple plans to reside in Washington. Also notes a quiet Lewistown wedding May 13 for Betty Martin and Walter J Harper and details of other ceremonies and price reductions at Sears Roebuck and Co.
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Enrgagement
Minnie M. Koogle
West
Patrick Street
Dorothea May Summers
Jackson Eddins
Allen Eddins
Miss Summers
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Parsons
Waanington
Martin
John Marin
Lewistown
Betty Martin
Walter J Harper
Paul Harper
Frederick
Rey Ray Kurtz
Esence
Philadelphia
Mountaindale
Frederick Hich School
J. M Bucheimer Co
Stull Bros
Navy
Fred V. Cooley
Annie E. Cooley
Mt. Air
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Millard E
Wile F. Cooley
Otis Holland
Camus
Luther Johnson
Baltimore
David Lawson
Jennie Summers
George Collier
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Poplar Springs
Mt Airy
St. Michael's Church
Mt. Olivet
C. M. Waltz
Community campaign to enlarge Frederick Memorial Hospital
Weeks of study lead to a public drive to raise at least 600 900 dollars for hospital expansion. The appeal stresses rising needs from population growth, insurance, maternal care, drug advances, and auto accidents, urging all classes to contribute and support the indispensable institution.
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Community Campn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Community Trust
Ing
Brunswick Hospital
Chambersburg
Staunton
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederick Hospital
Court News Equity and Property Transfers
Equity case Eunice Lee Simmons versus Gray J Simmons asks court to assume jurisdiction over their child. Property deeds include Frank C Beachley et al to John C Sanger and wife. Ernest P Hammaker and wife to Joseph Wireman and wife. Joseph Wireman and wife to Howard W Freeze. Claretta L Long to Lewis O Johnson. Igiah W Boller administrator.
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Equity
Eunice Lee Simmons
Graygon J. Simmons
Petl
Frank C. Beachley
John C. Sanger
Coum
Ernest P. Hammaker
Joseph Wireman
dJoseph Wireman
Howard W. Freeze
Claretta
L Long T
Lewis O. Johnson
Igiah W. Boller
Martinsburg Clergy Ordination and Installation Report
A ceremony took place Sundaynight at Reed Church for Reverend A M Gluck of Martinsburg and Rev Baum, recently graduated from Lancaster Theological Seminary. The rite followed May 14 ordination at Hazelton with Rev L. Hage in attendance.
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Martinsburz
Hazel- Page
Wagel.ca
Reed
Hage Wown
A. M. Gluck
Martinsburg
Baum
Theological Seminary
Lencaster
Hazelton
Property Deed Recorded for One and a Half Acres
A deed was recorded in the clerk s office for the sale of about an acre and a half with improvements along the Em 2 road south of Slout from Mr Woods to Mr and Mrs Barnhart. Consideration around 3600 dollars per revenue stamps.
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Woods
S R. Barnhart
Radio system wide coverage noted in Frederick
Frederick police radio network extends across the region with Desk Sgt. Austin Heffner reporting brief contact with West Palm Beach police on Tuesday. The West Palm operator said Frederick’s signal was strong and inquired about the local weather.
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Floriea
Frederick
Austin Heffner
Police Department of
West Palm Beach
Fia
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From the News May 78 1897
In New Market excitement grows over a Gila monster sent to Dr. H. H. Hopkins by Delph Runkles of Texas for poison study. Joseph Walling, a Frederic lineman for the graph company, breaks his leg. Master Clifford. The Lit. i perd Dati report wounds and the boy is improving. Two men plan to open saloons on Braddock Heights north and south. a Frederick reading trolley car on a Middletown line.
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the News
New Market
HH. H. Hopkins
Delph Runkles
Texas
Hopkins
Mass
Joseph Walling
Frederick
Roanoke
MASTER _CLIFFORD
Braddock Heigh
C Read
Mr. J
Middietown
Formal Opening Of Fred Ligs New Municipal Park
May 25 1927 item notes the formal opening of Fred Ligs new municipal park with a program of activities and a menagerie totaling fifty five animals costing 10 20 dollars overall. Also mentions traffic officer William Biller catching a hospital escapee after a sprint from the Square Carrier to Court House park. Frederick took over first piece in the Blue Ridge League with Waynesboro facing Canberra. Art Garbark pitched the opener and Charlie Brown Westminster High School boy pitched the second win.
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Fredligs
New Municipal Park
William Biller
Springfield State Hospital
Court House Park
Frederick
Blue Ridge League
Pnp
Waynesee O
Art Garbark
Charlie Brown
Westminster
Dorothy Dix Advice on Family Plans and Adoption Dilemma
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader unsure about marriage due to infertility and adoption options. She urges accepting potential happiness with a husband and stresses adoption as a path to family, noting adopted children often inspire strong parental devotion. She also advises ending engagement with a critical partner who belittles his future spouse.
Collateral Forfeiture Sought Over Stop Sign Violation
A Cumberland court Tuesday forfeited collateral tied to Leonard M. Markle and Rast Fath after charges of failing to stop at a stop sign in Warren Redelif. Troopers Ridge and McLane filed the motions.
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Pepples Court
Leonard M. Markle
G. Fesman
Warren Redelif
Cumberland
LM. Ridge
C. D. McLane
Wagner Labor Board rules run-offs on the two top unions
National Labor Relations Board ruling criticizes the practice of excluding the second-placed union in run-off ballots. Paul Herzog argues for allowing voters to choose between the two highest vote-getters from the initial election, aligning with general political election practice.
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Washington
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Baltet
CIO
APL Amen
Colegers
Barre
AFL
CIO Gotas
Senate
House O
Untar Labor Board
Hhat Paul Herzog
Nationans Board
Zelf
Veterans gain land title under reform in irrigation homesteads
In a May column Major Thomas M. Nial explains veterans receive three year to residency reduced by two years service for homesteads on public and reclaimed lands. Veterans get 90 day priority in Riverton Gila Yuma projects with 204 farms averaging 80 acres to be opened in 60 days.
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Washington
Imore
Riverton
Bureau of Reclamation
Poard
Uen
Labor Rela Board
Congress
Labor Board
Sam
Wilds
Arizona
Heart Mountain
Wyoming
Oir
Gila Er Yuma
Parkway P T A Holds Final Meeting of Year 1946 47
Parkway School Parent-Teacher Association wraps up 1946-47 with officer elections led by Miss James Love and new vice president Rana Culler. A Brownie Troop No. 25 demonstration, film strip visual aids, and a fall demonstration by Ron Peterson Co. are noted. Mrs. John Harbaugh and local recreational leaders present animal and sport life movies and songs and dances conclude the program.
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Parkway School
Bng
James Love
Mher
Patrick ™. Schnaurter
Rana Culler
Isual Aid Committee
Ron Peterson Company
John Harbaugh
Brown
Ollie Rosenberry
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Elm Street
Betty Baker
Jane Dudiderar
Frederick High School
Ripyetiam
Deaths from Frederick County area
Obituary notices report deaths of Morrison W Mort Harrison William Mort at Keymar age 37 a carpenter. Frank B Crawford of Winchester. Mrs Annie E Cooley of Mt Airy. Mrs Katherine E Brandau of Frederick. Mrs Sarah Ada Stockman wife of William M Stockman of Frederick. Funeral details announced by local directors with interments at Mt Olivet Loudon Park or nearby cemeteries.
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Morrison W. Mort Harrison
William’ Mort
Keymar
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Franklin and
Margaret Clabaugh Mort
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
Nettie Eyler Mort
William H
Robert E. Keymar
Harold L
Silver Run
Richard E
Franklin FE
Mary Jane Mort
Kmar
Lester Clem
Wersville
Raymond C. Myers
Haugh's Cemetery
Powell and Hartzfer
Katherine E. Brandau
Katherine EB. Brandau
Wabrook
John Kinsexy
Rechel Sparrow
John Braneh
William J. Tickner and Sons
Civie
North
Pennsylvania
Social notes from Emmitsburg and nearby towns
Visitors to the Reddy home include James Cleary and Berard Seltzer with family. Mars Elizabeth Wetzel wed Bernard Frazer at St. Spring. John Hofman of Glendale visits relatives. Hoffmans tied to Margaret Zeck. Kugler family travels to Tro and Earl Kugler plans ear observation for his son. Mrs Roland Nichols and Peggy Nichols stay with the Weant family near St. Anthony's. Annan family members return from New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Emmittsburg
John M. Reddy
James Cleary
Binghamton
Berard Seltzer
Baltimore
Mars Elizabeth Wetzel
Bernard Frazer
St 'S Sprine
John Hofman
Glendale
Emmitsburg
Hoffman
Margaret Zeck
Maria Zeck
Rodgers
Earl S. Kugler
Tro. X.Y
Kugler
Roland Nichols
Peggy Nichols
Harry E. Weant
St. Anthony's
E. L. Annan
Teto
E. L. Annan II
New Castle
Visitation Academy Announces Commencement Speaker
The Visitation Academy named Very Rev. J Francis Tucker OSFS Provincial of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales as the commencement speaker for the 101st exercises. Fourteen graduates will participate in the ceremony at 10320 in the school distribution hall. Cortez is credited with introducing chocolate to the Old World from the New World.
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Visitation Academy
Boeing
J. Francis Tucker
Os.f.s
The
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales
Martinsburg Obituaries Highlight Local Notables and Clergy
Funeral notices from Martinsburg outline services for C Newton Thomas Charlies Granville Smith Ida Virginia Geesey and Carrie Middlehau with details on locations dates pallbearers and interment at Olivet Rose Hill and local church affiliations including Evangelical Reformed Lutheran Episcopal and United Brethren. Notables include a former Edison Electric luminating Co director and Martinsburg Rotary Club member.
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C. Newton Thomas
College” Avenue
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
George W. Myers
F. Ross Myers
Arther V_ Frank Thomas
Robert F_ demus
Charles McC
Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Martinsburg
W. Va
Walay
Charlies
Granville Smith
Parker
Harper's Ferry
Smith
Edison Electric
Berkeley Wooen
Ida Virginia Geesey
John A. Geesey
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Oscar S$. Barrick
John A. D. Smith
C. Oland Meitzier
C. Simon Oland
C. Willard Harvey
Francis
Hawkins
Biount Olivet
Carrie Middlehau
Annie Hightman
Burkitsville
Edgar Ma~gaha
Edward Smith
Ira Beatty
John Hemp
Richard Sayre
Fred Barger
F. Berry Phummer
The
United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Rose Hill Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Bro
Rev F B Smith to address WMS on racial relations
Rev Francis B Smith of St Philip's American Lutheran Church Baltimore will speak at the Evangelical Lutheran church Monday at 730 PM. The program for inter racial understanding includes music by the M and M group and an open forum after devotions.
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United Lutheran Church
Nis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ionda
Otlock
Francis B. Smitih
St Philip's American Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Spea
3Ic
Liberia
Capital University
Columbus
Capital University Seminary
Mr. Smith
St Philip's, Church
M.'s
Weed Killer Claims for Home Gardens
An unidentified source says the Roe remains the best weed killer for ordinary home gardens. The chemical ws Hor 2-4-0 is noted to kill broadleaf weeds in lawns and also harms tomato plants in the garden.
Fifth Robbery In Fortnight In Frederick
Northwestern Frederick suffered its fifth burglary in two weeks as Mr and Mrs Delaplaine’s Upper College Terrace home was broken into on Monday night. Loot included jewelry and cash with silver, clothing, and a handful of pennies left behind. Police confirmed entry via torn screen, broken glass, and forced doors with evidence of a swift, thorough search. No fingerprints were recovered due to glove use. investigators Lieut Reno Six and Det Allen Barigis led the case. The Delaplaines were away at the Imperial Shrine Convention in Atlantic City and returned Tuesday afternoon.
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Robert E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Frederick
Lieut
Reno Six
Allen Barigis
Mirs
Delaplaine
Atlantic City
Florence Hall
Lieut. Six
Dr. George M. Bover Celebrated 75th Birthday in Damascus
Dr. George M. Bover of Damascus celebrated his 75th birthday on May 22 with a Damascus Women’s Society of Christian Service party at the Damascus church. About 250 relatives and friends attended as former pastors recalled his church service and support to the school. Speeches, poems, a piano solo, and a birthday monologue followed, with refreshments served.
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George M- Bover
Damascus
Damascus Women’s Society of Christian Service
Boyer
Fort
John Fort
Mirs
Upion Nourse
Deni O
Weather Summary and May Precipitation Deficit
The report shows 24 hour precipitation ending 8 30 a m today trace. May totals 5 0 inches versus normal 3 6 inches and May actual 946 7 3 inches. Deficiency in 1947 precipitation to May first 36 inches.
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Deer Dorstay Dix
Buspeed
Tam
T Childres
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Dom
AIR. X
Mr. X
Min- Ce Cox
Church of the Ate
David Lawrence
Major Thomas M. Nial
Richard Rabana
Blue Ridge
Carl Hamilton
Urkapa
Frank B. Crawford
Fra
B. Crawford
Winchest Va
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
William M. Stockman
Sarah Ada Stockman
East Seventh Street
Harmony
Nene
George
He DeLauter Fisher
Aecereine
Stockman
Mt. Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Ladies Bible Class
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
Cortez
AEA
U.S
F. B. Smith
WMS
Dr. Bover
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