Food Show Prize Winners At National Guard Armory
Large crowds attended the Food Show this week at the National Guard Armory. Prizes from the cooking demonstration included pork roast and chocolate cake for listed winners from York, Harrisburg, Frederick, and Frederick addresses. Amateur show awarded cash prizes to Thomas Brooks, Cynthia Davis, and Oscar Myers, with numerous additional drawings and food baskets awarded to residents of Frederick, Woodsboro, Glade Valley, Middletown, and nearby areas.
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National Guard Armory
Joseph White
York
George Kreh
Frederick
Harrisburg
Grayson Palmer
East Third Street
Virginia Jones
Bessie Harp
West Second Street
Louis Keyser
Margaret Jamison
Harry Angleberger
Wilfred Kaufman
Center Street
Thomas Brooks
Cynthia Davis
Oscar Myers
Esskay
M. Ruth Summers
Borden
M. E. Hellbrunner
Woodsboro
Harold Perkins
South End Civic Association
Mary Virts
West South Street
Glade Valley Garber
Mary Richards
Potomac Edison
Ruthella Mount
Tower
Sam Roderick
West Seventh Street
Roland Etzler
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Faust
West Patrick Street
Gilbert Carty
Eugene Wirts
Fred Scott
Donna Wiles
Chester Crist
Lewis Hurt
Alfred Diebrush, Jr
Richard Lake
Union Bridge drives up aid total for Children’s Aid Society
Mrs. William Brandenburg, local Carroll County Children’s Aid Society chair, reports $284.44 collected to date in Union Bridge with more donations anticipated. The district set a goal of over $338. Gratitude is extended to all contributors and canvassing volunteers. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Fike and son David returned from two weeks on the Eastern Shore where Rev. Fike conducted evangelistic services. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gray assist in the note.
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Union Bridge
William Brandenburg
Carroll County
Radio Schedule and Local Community Notes
The broadcast log lists NBC CBS MBS ABC programs with times and show names across stations WRAL WEMD WMAL and CBS Network listings. It includes local social items: a birthday dinner at the Gray home in Baltimore, a Frederick Memorial Hospital patient update, and Union Bridge Red Cross volunteers forming a bombing emergency service unit with five activity groups and leadership details.
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Ean
Abe Mbs- West
Abe Bouwlah
Cbs Xnews
Ashe
Jack, Smith
Cbs Daily
Cbs One Ranger
Abe Sews
Mbs
One Man's Family
Cbs Evening Newsreel
Ivy
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Abo Bidden
Truth
Nbo
Cba
Abe International
Groucho Marx
Abs Red Skelton
Cbs Rogue's Galleryy
Abe Solanes
Abe Bing Crosby
Cha
Abe Family Theater
Barrie Crane
Cbs
Meredith Wilson
Nets
Kate Smither
Abe Godfrey Howrebs
Paul Dixon
Dhs
Abe Anna May Wong
DuMont
Abe Shadow of
Freddy Martin
Martha Bowen
Monkton
Mary Dubel
Baltimore
Gray
Vivian Nusbaum
Paul Reese
Doris Ecker
Canteen Class Organizes Amid Community Notices
Supplies chairman Mrs Martha Grimes invites interest in serving on committees. The canteen class will meet for the first time on November 18 at the firemen's hall. Miss Ruth Grimes hosted dinner guests her nephew Harvey H Grimes and his bride Shirley Jones of Hillsville Pa. Harvey is the younger son of Mr and Mrs W F Grimes of Bessemer Pa, former residents here. Mr Mathiers reading consultant of Winston Publishing Company conducted demonstrations for Elmer Wolfe School faculty and for elementary teachers, then gave a reading lesson to Mrs Arlene Hamiltons seventh grade pupils.
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Martha Grimes
Ruth Grimes
Harvey H. Grimes
Shirley Jones
Hillsville
Harvey
W. F. Grimes
Bessemer
Mathiers
Winston Publishing Company
Elmer Wolfe
Myra Knox
Arlene Hamilton
Libertytown Home Makers Club Hosts Open House Tea
Libertytown club members staged an Open House Tea in the Church Hall on November 7 from 2 to 4 pm with about 35 guests from neighboring New Market Prospect Johnsville Unionsville Lewistown and Woodsboro clubs. Attendees included Miss Fehr Miss Hutson and county president Mrs Eric Summers. Guests were received by club president Mrs Oscar Joy and assistants Mrs Jones Mrs Davis Mrs Simpson and Mrs Stone. Six harvest themed exhibits highlighted Indian relics pioneer life ample harvest and Grandma's suitcases among others.
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Church Hall
New Market
Prospect
Johnsville
Unionsville
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Fehr
Hutson
Eric Summers
Oscar Joy
Libertytown Club
Jones
Davis
Simpson
Stone
New World
Exhibits Highlight Fancy Attire and Home Arts Display
A fifth exhibit features fine handmade articles from Japan and a Peace theme for the United Nations task of promoting democratic ideals. The sixth exhibit showcases hostess club handiwork including paintings sewing crocheting weaving and rug making with original poems by Mrs. G W Poole.
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Japan
United Nations
Hostess Club
G. W. Poole
Charles Riordan
Tea Table Display Attractively Arranged With Cookies
Mr Norris of Qpedal Antérest showcased a tea table laden with fine old chinaware and silver. Guests admired the display while home made assortments of cookies were served by Mrs Raymond Keller and Mrs Spurrier.
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Shar
Mr. Norris
Raymond Keller
Lewistown Grange names officers for coming year
Grange meeting presided by Master John D Leatherman selected a full slate of officers for the year including Master John D Leatherman Overseer George Firor Lecturer Louise Stull Steward Ernest Warner Assistant Steward Randolph Bales Chaplain Ross Stull Treasurer Fulton Nicodemus Secretary Mrs George Firor Gatekeeper Charles Putman Ceres Mrs Charles Putman Pomona Mrs Pauline Fogle Flora Mrs Sidney Angleberger Lady assistant steward Maxine Green and executive committee W A R Bell Albert Powell Kenneth Geatherman The next session is set for November 29 Australia reports about 109000000 head of sheep and 14000000 cattle
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Lewistown Grange
Lewistown
Pomona
Pauline Fogle
Flora
Sidney Angleberger
Maxine Green
W. A. R. Bell
Albert Powell
Kenneth Geatherman
Strength For Today Essay On Maladjusted Personalities
Earl 1 Doug compares balance in rowing to psychological health, arguing that overreliance on psychology fails to answer key questions. The piece contends maladjusted individuals exist as real, often victims of excessive confidence in expert explanations, with broader social relevance.
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Balance and the Greeks The News
An essay warns that life risks stagnation when one pursues a single drive such as excess liquor work wealth selfishness or sensuality. It argues balance creates true progress echoing ancient Greek wisdom. A Frederick County Progressive Democrats meeting at Winchester Hall Friday night was postponed indefinitely.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Progressive Democrats
Winchester Hall
Birthday Night for November Moose Members at Frederick
Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose hosts monthly birthday night with cards and handkerchiefs for co workers with November birth dates. A social evening is planned.
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Frederick
Women of the Moose Will
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