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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1951
Page
9
Baltimore reports Dr. R H B Riley warns hunters trappers and housewives to handle wild rabbits with care due to the risk of tularemia or rabbit fever which can spread to humans. Use gloves avoid touching face after handling and cook meat at least twenty minutes at boiling temperature.
The November 12 meeting at Mrs. Robert E. Clapp's home set plans for a public concert to raise funds for a musical scholarship. The Madrigal Singers directed by Dr. Hor Jones were arranged for in April. Committees for the State Federation of Music Clubs Convention in Frederick in May were named. George Swank led the program featuring Misses Freda Hagen and Mary Virginia Grams, Middletown High School sopranos, who performed operetta selections with piano accompaniment.
A U S Chamber of Commerce official Emerson P. Schmidt said the U S economy remains remarkably stable despite inflation and defense program pressures. He cited cutbacks in TV and radio output and housing starts but noted strong saving by wage earners, with second quarter savings at about 9.5 percent of disposable income. He spoke at a Maryland salesmen conference and predicted good business outlook for the next two years.
Dorothy Freed teaches at Saint Joseph College. Middletown High School program features vocal solos, trios, duets, and violin piece. The event presented by Mrs Clapp includes audience appreciation for accompanists and co-hosts. Richard Pattee titled internationally prominent speaker will lecture on Europe crisis topic at St Joseph.
This piece contrasts information with true wisdom, arguing that facts alone fail without meaning and practical application. It notes educators emphasize understanding, cites Christianity’s 2000 year influence begun by minimally educated people, and observes that intellect does not guarantee wisdom.
The undersigned will sell at his residence on the Johnsville New Midway road 2 miles from New Midway on Saturday November 24 1951 at 1 PM. Items include range tables sink wardrobe beds chairs piano records dishes tools appliances and 16 beehives among others. Auction by Harry Hoffmann Trout auctioneer Saylor clerk with cash terms.
The Lewistown Homemakers Club held their monthly meeting with 22 members attending. New member Mrs. Louis Teed received two tulip bulbs, and Miss Beatrice Fehr demonstrated Lighting the Study Center. A round table on International Relations is planned, and reports included a free chest mobile X ray tour from November 12 to December 19 and a recent Citizens Association food sale netting $178.25. The club will hold a sister exchange and Christmas program December 19 at 7:30 hosted by Mrs. George Arnold.
AH members are asked to bring a ten cent gift for Sante short course and Claus distribution. Committees for 1952 were named including Foods and Nutrition led by Mrs Clarence Warner and Mrs Walter Heckert, Clothing chaired by Mrs Clarence Schultz and Mrs Guy Stull, Home Furnishing by Mrs Ralph Grinder and Mrs H Clifford Kelly, Home Management by Mrs Albert Powell, Health by Miss Francis Snook and Mrs Ira Rippeon, Community Life Membership by Mrs Alton Williar Mrs Julia Wilhide Mrs Sylvia Eyler Mrs Jonas Barker and Mrs Alton Powell, Recreation by Mrs Florence Kelly, Reading by Mrs George Arnold, Music by Mrs Randolph Stull and Mrs Ray Baer, Art by Mrs Weldon Harper, International Relations by Mrs Paul Wise, Garden by Mrs Sterling Lenhart, Program by Mrs H Clifford Kelly Mrs Guy Stull Mrs Paul Wise and Mrs Norman Frye Historian by Mrs Randolph Stull.
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