List of things worth living for by HO Boyle
A reflective column urges readers to draft a personal inventory of pleasures life offers. It lists simple joys from footwear relief, autumn poetry, and family moments to grand sights like the Empire State Building, Notre Dame wins, and travel imagery. The piece invites readers to author their own enduring list.
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HO Boyle
New York
Emily Dickinson
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Notre Dame
Joe DiMaggio
Tunisia
Italy
Normandy
Watchdog plan for military spendings gains support
A permanent joint congressional watchdog committee to oversee military expenditures gains bipartisan backing and public endorsement from former President Hoover. It would employ experts to monitor the $57 billion current year military budget, aiming to curb waste, sharpen efficiency, and counter congressional deference to national security without a presidential veto.
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Committee of Congress
Hoover
Congress
Home hazards exceed traffic deaths in safety study
A New York Safety Institute report shows home accidents dwarf traffic fatalities, with rocking chairs and stove pokers more deadly than teen driving. Last year seven million Americans were killed or injured at home, and a million and a half in traffic, underscoring home safety as the key risk to families.
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New York
America
Colones
Proper Etiquette While Traveling Smoking Nearby
A traveler should not light up without consent. If seated near someone who smokes or objects, ask for permission before smoking. Say, Do you mind if I smoke starting now. This avoids discomfort and respects fellow passengers and etiquette.
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Perso
Letters To The Editor At Middletown High School
A student from Middle Town High School argues for democratic rights in social life, detailing how juniors and seniors deserve freedom to date and form steady relationships. The letter defends natural affection and questions restrictions on social activity amid concerns for future plans. Also notes Sgt Marshall Sanders returning home from Korea after frontline duty, veteran of World War II, with his brother George continuing the family garage near Emmitsburg. Financial figures appear as a stray line.
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Lama
Middletown High School
Middletown
Korea
Marshall Sanders
Emmitsburg
Sergeant Sanders
George
Sanders Bros. Garage
Gettysburg
George Sanders
Navy officer’s record probed amid 45 years service costs
Admiral Winfield Scott Sehley faces an inquiry that consumes his savings as his aim to clear his naval record unfolds. Nearby, quarry workers at St. Joseph’s Academy lands near Enunitsburg uncover a high quality coal vein. Memorial tokens mark local acknowledgments to Fitz Hugh Lee Chapter U.D. and Dr. Zacharias. A campus debate at Emers on Literary Society favored the affirmative on Alaska versus the Philippines. The Stone business at Ceresville’s quarries continues, employing many workers.
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United States Navy
Winfield Scott Sehley
St. Joseph's Academy
Enunitsburg
M. Janet Williams
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
U. D
Robert Rainsburg
Stonewall Jackson
John F. Zacharias
Cumberland
Emerson Literary Society
Philippines
Alaska
Charles C. Ebert
Albert
C. Ebert
H. Hanson
Marshall Fout
Frederick
Ceresville
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Water from Linganore Creek will be sent halfway to Frederick this week as test of the east section of a new pipeline, City Engineer Maxwell said. A cloudy sky kept a meteor shower from view here while other areas reported Leonid meteors. A pack of stray dogs trailed and killed a large buck on the Catoctin area, near Lawrence Richey’s estate. William M. Storm gave a patriotic address at a Parkway School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Mayor Elmer F. Mynshower spoke on Play Etiquette.
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Linganore Creek
Frederick
Maxwell
Catoctin
Furnace
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
William M. Storm
Parkway School
Paorent- Teacher Association
Elmer F. Mynshower
Hunter Found Dead In Woods At Mapleville
Emory C. Reeder aged 55 was found dead Friday about 2:30 am in the woods near Mapleville Washington county heart attack given as cause. He hunted Thursday with Richard Renner of Boonsboro. Renner left for work around noon. Survived by wife Sadie Reeder father John S Reeder brothers Elmer Stanley, sisters Mrs Guy Palmer Appletown and Mrs Guy Younkins near Middletown. Body to East Funeral Home Boonsboro. services Sunday 2 pm with Rev Eugene Wyand. interment Locust Grove cemetery.
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Emory C. Reeder
Mapleville
Washington County
Reeder
Richard Renner
Boonsboro
Renner
Ace
Sadie Reeder
John S. Reeder
Keedysville
Elmer
Hagerstown
Stanley
Guy Palmer
Appletown
Guy Younkins
Middletown
East Funeral Home
Eugene Wyand
Locust Grove
Deaths Miss Carrie Byers and Thomas Clingan
Miss Carrie Dane Byers of 231 North Seton Emmitsburg died Friday night at home after a three week illness aged 88 She was a seamstress and Grace Lutheran Westminster parishioner She survived by nieces and nephews Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the Orner residence Rev Phillip Bower officiating Interment in a church cemetery Friends may call after 7 pm tonight. Thomas M Clingan former Taneytown resident died Friday in Baltimore age 70 Funeral Monday at 1730 at the Taneytown funeral home Rev Morgan R Andreas officiating Interment in Reformed cemetery Taneytown Funeral directors Fuss and Sen
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Miss Carrier, Byers
Carrie Dane Byers
Seton Street
Emmitsburg
Robert Orner
Grace Lutheran Church
Westminster
Miss Byers
Joseph
Ellen Gilbert Byers
Orner
Phillip Bower
Elias Lutheran Church
S. L. Allison
Thomax M. Clingan
Thomas M. Clingan
Taneytown
Baltimore
Laura B. Clingan
Helen Brooks
Morgan R. Andreas
Reformed
Funeral Services for Mrs Cardelia DT Fulmer
Funeral services for Mrs Cardelia DT Fulmer wife of Harry Fulmer of Braddock Heights were held at a Middletown funeral home on Friday afternoon. Rev Robert Easterday assisted by Rev John Geinsea led the ceremony with many floral tributes. Singers performed God Understands and Sometimes We Will Understand. Pallbearers included Chester and Edger Blunt Paul Wemp Jack Hildebrand Ralph and Albert Schulty Jr. Burial was in Lutheran Cemetery Middletown. Gladhill Co funeral directors.
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Cardelia DT. Fulmer
Harry Fulmer
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Robert
Dorothy Harels
Ruby Barlow
Chester
Edger Blunt
Paul Wemp
Jack Hildebrand
Ralph
Albert Schulty
Buvial
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Hospital notes from Frederick areas include patients and surgeries
Among The Sick column notes WL Wit TL Gosnell of 19 West Third street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for treatment. He is pur chasing an expeditor for H K Ferguson Construction Company. Mrs Jackson Strickland of Thurmont continues at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Camden New Jersey as a patient for two weeks. Mrs James Grishon of Thurmont Route 1 underwent an operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday.
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Wit TL. Gosnell
West Third Street
Frederick Merimornial Hospital
Gosnell
H. K. Ferguson Construction Company
Jackson Strickland
Thurmont
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Camden N. J
James Grishon
Local Social Notes From Sykesville and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Charles Ro Garner were guests at the birthday for Mrs Maddox in Rison Maryland. Lee O Warfield Sr and Wilbur White with families dined at Warfield Jr s Baltimore home. Mrs William Forthman wintering with Linwood Forthman in Towson. Candley Brown Hyattsville visited his mother Mrs Harry Hesse. Jack Ruby hosted dinner for G Roy Aist and Betty Lou Aist Jessups. Wilmer Aist and daughters Pam Kay Newark Del. Thomas Ruby. Harry Hesse visiting sister Mrs Boyerin Laurel. Philathea class St Paul s Methodist met at Mrs Holmes Lockard s home. Mrs Matthew Reilly visiting sister Blanche Taylor Wheeling W Va. James Forsyth Sr Philadelphia visiting his parents. will move to Media Delaware.
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Sykesville
Charles Ro Garner
Earl Maddox
Rison
Charles County
Linwood Forthman
Towson
Cdnley Brown
Hyattsville
Harry Hesse
Jack Ruby
Thomas Ruby
Boyerin Laurel
Philathea
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Holmes Lockard
Matthew Reilly
Blanche Taylor
Wheeling
W. Va
James ©. Forsyth
Philadelphia
Well Lighted Study Center Demonstration Held
Miss Beatrice Fehr led a demonstration on The Well Lighted Study Center at the home of Mrs. Lee and Towne Titus on Nov 15 with seventeen Merryland Tract Homemakers attending and one visitor present. Mrs. George Chick presided, the group sang, recited The Americans Creed, and prayed. A coffee maker was shown and a Christmas party is set for Dec 20 at Mrs. Bertram Endfeild's. Home furnishings chair upholstery reports are requested, then refreshments were served.
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Beatrice Fehr
Lee
Towne Titus
Merryland Tract
George Chick
Bertram Endfeild
Homefurnishings
Truman vows Vatican envoy despite Clark envoy delay
Washington report says President Truman intends to send a representative to the Vatican to honor a pledge, even if Congress delays or blocks Clark’s ambassadorial appointment. The plan may use a personal representative, not a full embassy, unless Congress agrees.
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Washington
Truman
Vatican
Mark Clark
Br. Truman
Myron C. Taylor
Congress
Clark
President Roosevelt
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Tells Of Growth of Jewish State
Mrs Aura Mertzog wife of the Naval and Air Attache of the Israeli Embassy spoke on the Birth of Israel in Brodbeek Hall Rona College noting that Jews began rebuilding their land about 40 years ago and that the state formed to provide a home for persecuted Jews. She said Israel has grown rapidly, relies on US aid, and seeks friendly ties with all nations. She recalled her own service and was wounded in Jerusalem. Also notes Pvt Raymond M White released from duty in Korea and truck theft report and 300 hemorrhagic fever cases among allied troops in Korea since July.
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Aura Mertzog
Israel
Brodbeek Hall
Rona College
Herzog
Jland
Holy Land
Mrs. Hertzog
Hertzog
United States
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgwas
Public Information Office Today
Korea
Longfellow honored with bust in Westminster Abbey’s Poet’s Corner
A reader asks which honor no other American poet has. the answer notes a bust of Longfellow in Westminster Abbey’s Poet’s Corner. Another query explains the Betty Lamp, an American colonial lamp of the seventeenth century using a wick in oil.
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Longfellow
Westminster Abbey
Bible Quotes From Samuel and Horace About Secrecy
A compact quotation collection contrasts biblical and classical lines on discretion. It cites Samuel 1 20 warning against public disgrace and urges not to reveal another's secrets, even under pressure, pairing with Horace on private trust.
Amelimy card party aids foreign scholarship fund
Amelimy near Wraban s hosted a charity card party for the local A A U W foreign scholarship fund with proceeds aiding a Hood College student. Sponsors included Mrs Quynn and several A A U S W members. Other items mention a lodge Ladies Night, a university appointment, births, birthdays, open house at Urbana, Hood seniors party, pledges, and local social notes.
Engagement of Ellen Carolyn Satyers to Merritt Marbach Announced
Engaged couple Ellen Carolyn Satyers of Camp Detrick and Merritt Gwayne Marbach of Decatur Ind announce plans for a December 16 wedding at the Church of Christ Tremoyne Pa. Ellen attended Louisville schools Carlisle High School and Hood College. Merritt is a Purdue University chemical engineer, now stationed at Camp Detrick.
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Mas
Charles D. Satyers
Camp Detrick
Ellen Carolyn
Merritt Gwayne Marbach
Frederick Marbach
Decatur
Ind
Church of Christ
Tremoyne
Miss Satyers
Louisville Collegiate School
J. M
American School of Ballet
New York City
Adelphi College
Garden City
N. Y
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Hood College
Marbach
Purdue University
Lafayette
Army
Route 5
Deratur
Local Movers Seek Mountaindale Home and Grocery Venture
Mr and Mrs Cling move this week to their new Mountaindale residence and plan to enter a Mountaindale grocery business. Irving A Abb Frederick attends a Southern Automotive Manufacturers Association convention in Richmond Virginia and is registered at the John Marshall hotel. Floyd Main Middletown and spouse return from a two week tour along Florida's west coast with points of interest noted.
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Mountaindale
Mrs. Cling
Irving A. Abb
Frederick
Southern Automotive Manufacturer's Association
Richmond
Mrs
Floyd Main
Middletown
Florida
New Windsor and Nearby Births and Visits Chronicle
Mrs Walter Bankerd visits sister in New Jersey. Mrs Lester Buffington hosts a S00 party. George Strime of Prairie City Oregon visits relatives here. Farm Bureau No. 1 meets at Ed ward Derr home. Mr and Mrs Stanley Ansell announce birth of son John Steven at Frederick Memorial. Mrs M B Guerrieri and children from Morganstown visit H C Roop family in Presque Isle Maine, where he serves at the Air Force base. Sammel Waddell welcomed for birth at Frederick Memorial. Wayne Lowman, stationed in Rhode Island, visits family. Pvt David Steinberg on 30 day furlough visits Westminster. Mrs FE Ensor and Mrs W Raines recover from injuries. Gertrude Lambert breaks left wrist.
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Walter Bankerd
Lynn Emerson
New Jersey
Lester Buffington
George Strime
Prairie City
Oregon
Farm Bureau Group No. 1
Edward Derr
Stanley Ansell
John Steven
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. B. Guerrierit
Morganstown
W. Va
H.C. Roop
M. B. Guerrieri
Presque Isle
23Rd
Air Force Base
Sammel Waddell
Wayne Lowman
Rhode Island
Roy Lowman
David Steinberg
Fred Miller
Edward Steinberg
Norman Webber
Westminster
FE. C. Ensor
Raines
Fatas
Gertrude Lambert
Daily Bread By Rev. A Purnell Bailey
The piece reflects on Robinson Crusoe and the value of gratitude for what one has. It cites Crusoe’s table in the wilderness and the providence that spreads abundance, urging readers to focus on the bright side and what they possess rather than unmet wants.
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Rev
A. Purnell Bailey
Defoe
Fall Play Day at Hood College Draws Local Colleges
Hood College hosted the fall play day this afternoon from 2 to 4 PM with about 100 visiting students from Goucher Notre Dame in Baltimore and George Washington University. Event opened at Gambri gymnasium with two sports events at 2 o clock and featured student organizers led by Jean Snyder of Garden City New York as general chairman.
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Hood College
Athleti
Goucher
Notre Dame
Baltimore
George Washington University
Washington
Gambri
Jean Snyder
Garden City
N.Y
Athleti Association
Patricia Dunlap
Shillington
Mary Elizabeth Hoerner
Harrisburg
Nora Whittaker
Annapolis
Dorthy Baird
Haddonfield
N. J
Margaret Crook
Catonsville
Nancy Lee Davis
Binghampton
N. Y
Kay Moorehead
Philadelphia
Nancy McCormack
Morristown
Frances Nagy
Drexel Hill
Janet Rosenstock
Frederick
Barbara Flemming
Merchantville
Marion G. Smith
Department of Physical Education
Hood
The
Athletic Association
Frederick official resigns from Democratic committee
Joseph F. Eisenhauer 3rd, executive secretary to Frederick Mayor and Aldermen, resigns as member and secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee for Frederick County effective immediately. He cites new city charter rules and his full time position, thanking party members for prior support and stating his move serves the city and officials.
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Frederick
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Eisenhauer
Alton Y. Bennett
S and C. S. Meeting Held at Calvary Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist Church met Tuesday evening in the church parlor. Mrs. Elgin Hemp led devotions and the program on Thy Will Be Done South of the Border, joined by Mrs. Ruth Dixon Thomas and others. A district meeting is planned for November 28 at Emory Methodist, with a December 5 dinner for the State Grange. New members welcomed include Mrs. Ralph Barnes Mrs. Lester Rollins and Mrs. Frank Castle. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs. M. L. Summers.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Elgin Hemp
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Clyde Thomas
Melvin Engle
E. R. Pearl
Russell Dudrow
Secret Comforts and Thankfulness in Discontent
The text contemplates inner struggles with expressing feelings and the link between gratitude and discontent. It suggests that discontent arises from a lack of thankfulness for present blessings and questions whether offering thanks to God could address this.
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Vatican City
Russia
China
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Free World
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Myron Taylor
White House
Seine of
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Raymond M. White
White
Raymond White
E. R
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West South Street
North Market Street
Askelon
Horace
Wesster
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TM Wheel
Bridge Four
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Claude H. Leyfield
Syracuse
Margaret Harris
Ernest Ridgely
J. Marion Harris
Columbia Lodge
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A. M
Masonic Temple
Charles Y. Main
Robert Allen Kline, Jr
Western Maryland Colsege
Alpha Gamma Tau Fraternity
Kline
Robert Allen Kline
South Market Street
Urbana
John W. Kuschel
Edwin A. Ohler
Edwin F. Ohler
College of Medicine
University of Illinois
Chicago
Dr. Ohler
University of Ilinois
Walter F. Williams
Columbia, Mo
Williams
Martha Dane Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Joan Scott
Robert Lee Leather
Western Maryland College
Pi Alpha Alpha
Leather
James F. Leather
East South Street
William Stine
Lewistown
Floyd Strine
William Strine
James Strine
Russell L Strine
Paul W. Strine
Roxie
Eloise Groff
William D. Cochran
Beltsville
G. Best
Julia M. Stammel
Eli Shope
Bessie Poole Painter
Arthur Sherald
Ijamsville
Canada
Rose Hill Manor
Charles L. Chipley, Sr
USN
Charles L. Chipley
Rochester
John L. Bradshaw
East Eighth Street
Harvey Edwards
St. Petersburg
Fla
Edward M. Baltzell
Linda
Peter
East Meadows
Herman D. Shook
Terry Neal
Harry G. Black
Robert Eugene
Col
F. Lester Smith
Army Air Forces Base
Denver
Grayson R. Gline
New Windsor
Ayn Oo
Democratic Committee
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