Many Winners Are Selected In Annual Hallowe'en Parade
The Hallowe'en parade drew about 20 000 spectators along Seventh Street Market All Saints and Court streets in Frederick. Rosdale entry won first prize for floats with Old Woman In The Shoe earning $100. second prize went to Tan Tivy with a pumpkin coach and witch earning $60. third prize to Boy Scouts No. 280 earning $40. Organizational entries led by New Windsor Ladies Auxiliary won $50. Red Men took second. Boy Scouts earned third. Independent Hose Company won a small prize for their unit. Bands included Yellow Springs Elks Myers Elmshort Gan High School. A block party followed with prize announcements for artistic comic and original categories.
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Mar’ Ket
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Trienne
Lilian Wittmack
Kentucky
Bagpy Johnny
Cordwand
John A. Derr
First
Hagersown
Winslow F. Burhans
Board of Aldermen
Rosedale
C. Lease Bussarad
Happy Johnny Zufall
Russell R. Rinehart
University Park
Optimist International
Ralph 8. Bell
Washington
Bell
To Optimists
Rosdale
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New
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Penny Storm
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David Davidson
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Scoopy DeLauter
Robert Hamilton
C. L. Webster
Deborah
Margaret Bowers
Marian Smith
Mary
Ann
Freddie Miller
Sherry Zimmerman
Carol Toms
Disneyland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles Stitely
Helen Tregoning
Mt. Airy
Mildred Haller
Meredith
Judy
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Barbara
Ann Ford
Jimmy Bowers
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Key Chevrolet
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Harmony Band
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Alice Henson
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Sewing Circle meeting notes and local reports
The Rocky Way Circle meets at Mes Cattie Trabilt’s home on Oct 14 with eleven members present. Wes Garnetta Lease presides as members discuss nominations and prize winners Aire Tauline Barton and Marie Keeney, with plans for November. Also notes on Purina mill opening visitors, hospital updates, church events, and umpire Crawford joining the National League umpiring staff.
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Rocky WA
Circle Me Willie Workers Sewing Circle
Mes Cattie
Wes Garnetta Lease
Arlene Set
Lola Bostan
Aire
Tauline Barton
Marie Keeney
Belya Barton
Alice Grimm
Private Services For Mrs Harold Keats
Mrs Helen B Keats 62 wife of Harold Keats Watkins Acres died in her apartment Monday afternoon from self inflicted wounds to both sides of her neck. A physician pronounced death and the Deputy Medical Examiner confirmed the self inflicted nature. Mrs Keats had been ill for some time. Formerly Helen Hollinger of Holidayshuro PA she lived in Washington with her husband for many years before moving here seven years ago. They were married 37 years. Private funeral services will be held in Washington.
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Helen B. Keats
Harold Keats
Watkins Acres
United Ambulance
Washington
Libertytown Homemakers Hold Nominations and Talks
Libertytown Homemakers met at Liberty church hall last Wednesday with Mrs. William Johnson of Unionville sharing home repair insights. A new nominating committee was formed after no president emerged, while lights funding was discussed for December. Activities included a book teaser on Anya Seton’s Kathryn and a Halloween tea.
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William Johnson
Unionville Club
Liberttown Church Hall
Gaines Monk
Richard Sappington
Fred Ward
Oscar Joy
Raymond Keller
Charles Riordan
Charles Gearhart
Charles Angleshee
Wallace Kent
Anya Seton
Kathryn
Liberty Church Hall
Charles Angles Bee Jed
Hallowe'en
Monk
Charles Jones
Wallace Poole
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