Shifting Population Migration Feeds Growth Across States
The article notes continued population movement in the United States with people chasing jobs and warmer climates. Florida California Arizona attract retirees while Michigan Texas Colorado Nevada draw workers. Remote regions remain dynamic as Maryland’s suburbs and New York’s influence shape migration patterns.
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United States
Florida
California
Arizona
Michigan
Texas
Colorado
Link
Nevada
Alaska
Maryland
Wash
Ralington
Connecticut
New York
Rector profiles quiz show prize winner Rev Kershaw
Rev Maurice D. Ashbury of All Saints Episcopal Parish discusses Rev Kershaw a quiz show winner with a 332000 prize on the 564000 Question He praises Kershaw's magnetic personality humility and views on a theology of jazz and entertainment Kershaw is a Louisville native serving parishes in Bowling Green Ky and Oxford Ohio also chaplain at Western College for Women and Miami University
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Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Parish
Alvin Xer- Sha
Mr. Ashbury
Oxford
Mr. Kershaw
St. Francis
Missouri
Louisville
University of State Iile
Lie
YIL
Bowling Green
Western College For Women
Miami University
Ohio
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Nov 4 1905 reports speeches opposing a Maryland suffrage amendment at City Opera House by Bonaparte Gans and Urner. Fire alarm fallout on West Patrick Street. Clover Leaf debate on senatorial alert by people ends 2 1 against. A young steer killed by a freight car near Uddletoun. Twenty Years Ago item on radio noise search at Eas Second Street light plant. Charles Edward Cole dies after 42 years in News-Post composing room. About 3,000 attend Middletown community show with farm products. Terraplane sedan stolen from Thurmont located in Indianapolis.
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Maryland
City Opera House
Square Deal League
Charles J. Bonaparte
Edgar H. Gans
Milton G. Urner
West Patrick Street
Clover Leaf Literary Society
United States
L. Echelberger
W. Schaefer
Burgess
E. Delaplane
G Rodock
Sluminia
Juages
E. Kefauver
Uddletoun
Frederick
Widdletown Greene
Potomac Edison
Eas Second Stree
Charles Edward Cole
Neus-Post
West Fithh Street
Middletown
Flying saucers mystery resolved by official sources
Washington column by David Lawrence discusses the long standing flying saucer questions. He notes official statements now acknowledge sightings could be explained by conventional aircraft and other objects, referencing Air Force remarks and US News & World Report history. The piece also mentions the Moose women chapter meeting in Morse home on South Street.
Vespers Speaker Dr Roland Luhman to Address Hood College
Dr Roland A Luhman pastor of Pilgrim Collegiate Church Youngstown Ohio will address Hood College students at a vesper service Sunday evening The 6 30 pm Coffman Chapel service will be directed by Hood College president Andrew G Truxal Luhman has degrees from Heidelberg University Tiffin Ohio Central Seminary and Wisconsin with honorary doctorates from Heidelberg He has held civic and church leadership posts and serves on Heidelberg College trustees board
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Roland A. Luhman
Pilgrim Collegiate Church
Youngstown O
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman Chapel
Children's Service Bureau
Heidelberg College
Dr. Luhman
United Veterans Council
Red Cross Service of Distinction
Saucers Seen by Competent Witnesses Across U S Military and Civilian Flyers
At least a dozen witnesses, including Air Force flyers, commercial pilots, high ranking officers near Fort Knox, Wright Field technicians, and balloon experts near White Sands, report circular flying saucers moving at several hundred miles per hour, sometimes against the wind and vertically. The evidence points to a secret U.S. project with heavy government funding. Since 1945, experimental aircraft—some covert, some resembling circles or helicopters—are being developed by major firms like McDonnell, Bell, Convair, and others, with testing near early saucer reports. Official admission confirms jet vertical-rising, high performance aircraft are here and will appear widely.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Air Force
Defense Department
Avro, Ltd
Canada
U.S. News & World Report
U.S
Charles H. Zimmerman
Natonal Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Navy
Chance-Vought
US News & World Report
Army
Fort Knox
Wright Field
White Sands
New Mexico
United States
McDonnell Aircraft Company
St. Louis
Bell Aviation Company
Fort Worth
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Snowball Tea Invitations Kickoff Snowball Event
Invitations have been issued for the Wo men's Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital to a tea Sunday afternoon November 20 at the home of Mrs W Jarboe Grove chairman of the annual Snowball benefit marking the kickoff sale of tickets for the leading social event Mrs George B Douglas Jr is co chairwoman assisting Mrs Grove along with committee chairmen. Several committees and names are listed with hostesses and volunteers for decorum publicity and tickets.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Jarboe Grove
George B. Douglas Jr
Grove
Edward C. Hartmann
Byron D. White
Frank
D. Worthington
J. Richard Ramsburg
Douglas
W. Cash Smith
Joseph Turner
E. Dwight McCain
Ned Levien
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Otho J. Keller
Robert J. Allen
R. Ames Hendrickson
Edgar Ditway
James Rimler
Dan Weinberg
G. L. Thomas Jr
Elizabeth Lewis Petersen
West Second Street
Paul W. Mcaullife
John Routzahn
O'Neil Jenkins
Charles Butcher
Ann Datfin
Patrick J. Schnaufler
Max Turner
Edward P. Thomas
Don Faulkner
Melvin Partridge
Welcome Wakou Luncheon At Francis Scott Key Hotel
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club November luncheon will be held Tuesday at 12 45 p m in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Mrs Walter D Foster will present a slate of officers and elections for the coming year. Guest speakers include Mrs Arthur R Remsberg on The Romance of Pearls and Mrs Paul W Strine on Silver. Hostesses are Mrs Kenneth Schram and Mrs William Patterson. Reservations by 10 a m Monday.
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Francis Scott Key
Wedgwood
Walter D. Foster
Arthur R. Remsberg
Paul W. Strine
Silver
Kenneth Schram
William Patterson
Civic Club Reports Successful Benefit Card Party
The Civic club parish hall benefit card party yielded over 175 for community projects. Mrs. Mehin Partridge presided as president with Mrs. George B Hoke as general chairwoman and a committee including Mrs. George B. Ovlaplame Sr. and Mrs. Pandolinion. Tau Phi elects Miss Dorothy Jolliffe Urner Hagerstown to its upperclass honor society. she serves on campus committees and writes for the Sweet Briar News. Aly Atlee Boxer turns 44 today.
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Civinette Club
All Saints Episcopal Church
Louis C. Kinsey
George Hildebrand
Jerome Offutt
Wilson Mercer
Leroy Blumenauer
Ralph Devil
Preston Best
Mercer
Warren Smith
Mary Sullivan
Russell Oden
Best
Harold Fogle
Robert Firer
Herbert Staley
Robert Kline
Civic Club
Mehin Partridge
George B Hoke
George B. Ovlaplame Sr
Pandolinion
Dorothy Jolliffe Urner
Hagerstown
Tau Phi
Steel Boat College
Sweet Briar News
Miss Urner
Martin de Urner
Kaverstown Vwigh School
Frederick
Weddings at Seventh Day Adventist Church in September
Miss Betty J. Sanger and James Arthur Kubecka wed at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in the city on September 4, with Elder T J Jenkins officiating. The bride, daughter of Charles T. Sanger of Knoxville, wore Chantilly lace and nylon net over taffeta. the groom, son of Michael Kubecki of Berrien Springs, Mich., wore formal attire. A reception followed and the couple planned a return wedding trip to Virginia before settling in Michigan. The article also notes Thelma Wenner and Howard W. Smith's marriage on October 29 in Brunswick with Rev Ralph H. Miller officiating and mentions their post nuptial plans.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Betty J. Sanger
James Arthur Kubecka
T. J. Jenkins
Charles T. Sanger
Knoxville
Michael Kubecki
Berrien Springs
Mich
Pred Kroll
Charles FE. Sanger
Paul R. Sanger
Peter Mather
Takoma Park
Lawrence DeLong
Donna
Zelma Hartt
Florence Carnigan
Helen Myers
Louise Laughlin
Kubecka
Virginia
Michigan
Mechanic Avenue
Crakeman
Brunswick
Deaths of Lt. Cooman and several Montgomery County figures
The obituary notices report Lt. David G. Cooman’s death at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness while assigned to the Air Force. Also listed are the deaths of Mrs. Sarah R. Sirk of Etchison, Oliver F. Buchman of Baltimore, Dr. S. A. Grabill of Martinsburg, Mrs. Willian H. Benson of Neelsville, and Mrs. Shirdie E. Winters of Smithsburg, with surviving relatives and funeral arrangements noted.
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Patricia Bennett Cooman
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Cooman
Camp Detrick
Air Force Field Development Office
Rochester
N. Y
Lynn Cooman
Omaha
Neb
Donna Cooman
William B. Bennett
East Second Street
M. R. Etchison
Sarah R. Sirk
Willis H. Sirk
Etchison
Montgomery County General Hospital
Jate
Johnnie
Catherine Delauder
Jesse Sirk
Lisbon
Arthur E
Woodsboro
Otis P
Elechigon
Russell R
Mt. Airy
Herman C
Raymond W
Katie C. Halterman
Bertie R. Slick
Germantown
Annie Freed
Cedar Grove
Bessie F. Clem
Middletown
Chae Sirk
Virginia
Renee Delauder
W. Va
Casper Delauder
Ellicott City
Laytonsville
Mt. Lebanon Cemetery
Roy W. Barber
Local hospital notices include recoveries and transfers
Among the sick, Miss Darlene Specht of Yellow Springs returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles Ridge is moved to Maryland General Hospital by M. L. Creager and Son ambulance. Three year old Terry Moore, Willowbrook road, readmitted to Frederick Memorial after eight weeks, recovering from a home burn. Polio shots set for next week as county volunteers prepare to visit schools from November 8 to 13 with doctors and nurses.
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Melvin Specht
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Ridge
Thurmont
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
M. L. Creager and Son
Terry Moore
Casper Moore Jr
Willowbrook Road
Forbes Burgess
National Police Foundation
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Eliecoil City
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Taylorsville
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Neelsville
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Rosemary Street
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Bethesda
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St Petersburg
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Smithsburg
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Edward L. Bachtell
Smithsbore
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Sahillasville
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C. Leroy Holtzman
Archie W. Winters Jr
Waynesboro
Robert §. Winders
Richard H.winters
Lancaster
Joseph Fiery
C.F. Bible
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cavetown
Aoe MA
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