Marionettes Stage I Remember Mamma November 19
Hood College Marionettes present John Van Druten play I Remember Mamma on Friday evenings November 19. Local cast and Camp Detrick members contribute, with Gerald Gurion and John Weis among others in the production. Elder Melvin K. Eckenroth spoke at Frederick Seventh Day Adventist church about the order of the stars and creation. He noted the Bible’s Heaven corridor reference and announced next Sunday’s lecture before traveling to Cuba for a conference.
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Hood College
John van Druten
Mamma
Brodbeck
Kathryn Forbes
Charles Price
Chris
Mark Walter
Anne
Gretchen Beckhelm
da ‘Sl
Christine
Cleveland
Trina
Doris Or
Wilmington
Sigfrid
Martha
Severna Park
M $S
York
Kathryn McDougall
Paterson
N. J
Anne Hutton
Casper
Wyonil
Ernest Schultz
Scranton
Madeleine
Ann Brown
Lewisburg
Dorothy
Joanne Cali "Sl
Pittsford
Florence Dana Moorehead
Camp Detrick
Tyrone
Dr. Johnson
William Sprig
Fay Ann Aldrin
Montclair
Elizabeth Lanahan Pannier
Frederick
Edna May Bell
Nemacolin
Georgia Ear
Vero Beach
Fla
Isabel Carpenter
Mechanicsburg
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatic Fraternity
Melvin K. Eckenroth
Washinton
The
Theological Seminary
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Grion
Mr. Eckenroth
Earth
Eckenroth
Heaven
Cuba
Ministerial Association
Mrs Moses Named Geld Secretary of Frederick Girl Scouts
Mrs. Moses of Frederi was named Geld secretary at a meeting of the board of directors of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts. She now works in the Girl Scout office in Winchester Hall on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a m to noon.
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Moses of
Frederi
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Ofice
Winchester Hall
Mid-Valley Homemakers Hold November Meeting Activities
The Mid-Valley Homemakers gathered at Mrs. Mary E. Smith’s home with vice president presiding. Officers elected include President Mary Ahalt, Vice President Carroll Boyer, Secretary Desmond Dean, Treasurer, with Mrs. Lee Gordon as director. A committee planned year entertainment and members attended union and club events with reports on color and light in the kitchen demonstration.
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Mid-Valley Homemakers
Mary E. Smith
Earl Kepler
Mss
Mary Ahalt
Carroll Boyer
Desmond Dean
Bernard Taylor
Lee Gordon
Mid-Valley
Cyrus McBride
Middletown Club
Chas
Execuive Com
We F
Fomi
J. Wulmer
Kueffer Cobb
Bernard T. Carroll Boyer
Cyrus McEade
Wu Wise
Ca. Keller
Leroy ?Offenberger
Efe
Lioyd Coblentz
Maynard Hawker
Walter Coblentz
C Tural Readin
Sberg
Lee Gorart
Charles Rems
Re Wise
Charles Remsberg
Sunshine
George Dean
Manville E. Coblentz
Were Married Here In St Johns Church
New Market Club Meets at the home of Mrs Edward Hemby on Nov 5. President Mrs Falconer led, roll call answered by “French Painter.” New members and one visitor attended. Officers elected: President Mrs Lucien Falconer, vice president Mrs Robert Trimble, secretary Mrs Ralph Grinder, treasurer Mrs Murray Etzler, director Miss Jessie Shawbaker. Dues raised to $1. Christmas party set for Dec 10 at 739 p m. Christmas open house planned for Dec 2–3 at Miss Davis’s offices. New Market and Braddock clubs manage an apron display and a Christmas table decoration. Mrs J G Shawbaker and Miss Jessie Shawbaker led a Color and Light in the Kitchen demonstration. refreshments served.
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Unionville Club
Unionville Homemakers' Club
Clyde Rickman
Herman Koonts
Leo Fontarello
Donald Lewis
Edward Wilbar
Guy E. Baker
Frederick
Fontanello
Stanley Burey
Herman Koontz
Howard Cantwell
Guy E Bak
Cantwell
Mary Pearce
Roberta Bostain
Burma
Ollie Jones
Chardin
Rousseau
New Market Club
Edward Hemby
Falconer
Cifford Watkins, Jr
Mies
Lucien Falconer
Robert Trimble
Ralph Grinder
Murray Etzler
Jessie Shawbaker
Davis
Braddock Club
J. G. Shawbaker
Kansas City Lawyer Plans War Crimes Appeal
Alfred W. Brooks attorney for two Japanese convicts said he planned to appeal the tribunal verdict to the United Nations and the World Court. The report cites Tokyo dispatches about the international tribunal.
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Tokyo
Alfred W. Brooks
Kansas City
Torney
International Tribunal
United Nations
World Court
Curtailed Parking and Modern Signals Favored in Frederick Plan
A preliminary traffic survey from the State Roads Commission recommends curtailed parking in congested areas and a switch to a modern signal system at intersections. The report, based on SRC data gathered last spring and summer, urges curb cutbacks, one way streets, by pass routes, and by removing double parking, especially of trucks.
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Frederick
State Roads Commission
SRC
Market
Patrick Streets
William B. Burall
Alder
Burall Suggests Times And Unloading Areas For Downtown Congestion
Burall proposes time limited unloading zones in congested downtown blocks. Regulations would depend on a survey and talks with businessmen on practicality and other aspects. Autumn perennials need mulching now and winter covering after ground freezes.
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Man Burall
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A. Moses
St. John’s Church
Alma Louise Rice
John M. Rice
East Fifth Stree
Rice
Walter Smee
Ida Casey
Baltimore
St John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Homer Rice
Gloria
Rachel Jackson
William Jackson
Sondra VanFossen
Flower
Charles Tennyson
Alfred Smee
George Clark
Mar
Wood
Kaiser-Frazer
Frazer
America
Barnes’ Auto Service
Westminster
Fair Brothers
Taneytown, Md
Woodbine
Sykesville
Woodbine, Md
Kkenisberg
Javeley Lore
EEX Hotel Bldg
Santa Claus
Manhattan
Eastern Seaboard
Frederick's
Deane
Bennedy
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