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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1950

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5

Frederick City Rolls on Charter Revisions and Prelegislative Talks

Mayor Elmer F. Munshower disclosed plans to confer with the newly elected Frederick county delegation on legislation before the General Assembly convenes. The talks aim for early action on proposed city laws, with charter revision a prime objective. Budget work targets completion by mid-December to set the 1951 tax rate and enable prompt tax collections.

General Assembly Frederick City Elmer F. Munshower Board of Aldermen House of Delegates Munshower Frederick E. Austin James

Women's Clubs Host Holiday Party Plans and 1951 Officers

The Johnsville Homemaker's Club hosted ten members and a guest on November 16 with group singing and a reading of the American's Creed. They voted a $5 contribution to the bookwagon project, collected books, and set December 28 for the second annual community Christmas party with committees named. Officers elected for 1951 include President Carroll Harp and Vice President James Schoonover. The meeting also featured a discussion on House Cleaning Aids and prize games with refreshments. A separate note covers the Monocacy Valley Association accounting section meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel where IRS officials spoke on new tax forms and reporting changes, with 35 attendees led by Nevin T. B. Waskey. The text ends mentioning the Katmai eruption as a notable recent event.

Sohnsville Chup Carroll Harp Johnsville William Bostlan Paul Houck Frank Grabill Roscoe Gregg Charles Saylor Stewart Cashour David Bohn James Schoonover Earl Dayhoff Clarence Diehl Millard Eiler Carroll Harp Jed Monocacy Valley Association Francis Scott Key Oscar C Sponselier Owen Ayers Collector of Internal Revenue Sponselier Ayers Jfor Nevin T .B. Waskey

Campaign Local Leaders Named for Arthritis Fund Drive

Petrott chairs Campaign Locally as Nav 20 Nine county chairmen were tapped to lead local fund raising for the Maryland Chapter of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation. Clarence W Miles, president of the Maryland Chapter, announced the appointments. County heads include Daves Co Sgren for Washington, Mrs Paul Capron for Harford, Mrs Omar D Crother for Cool, Mrs C Kopp for Allegany, Francis Perrott for Frederick, Mrs Clarence E Remaley for Anne Arundel, Fred Ro Waddell for Dorchester, James Mitchell for Charles, and Mie Morgan Schiller for Talbot. The drive runs through December 15.

Baltimore Nav Jocal Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Clarence W. Miles Mary- Wand Omar D Crother Envcton Cool County C. Kopp Cumberland Allegany Francis Perrott Frederick Trederick County Clarence E Remaley Annaplohs Anne Arundel County Fred Ro Waddell Hamfork Dorchester County James Mitchell la Plata Charles County Mie Morgan Schiller Gaston Talbot County

Maryland Arthritis Foundation five point program outlined

Mr Miles explained the Maryland Chapter is undertaking a five point program to aid arthritis work. It includes funds for new arthritis clinics newer forms of treatment for research for home nursing and for developing physical medicines for treatment and rehabilitation of arthritics.

Maryland Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation Mr. Miles

Downey to resign from Senate effective Nov 30

Senator Sheridan Downey of California announced his resignation will take effect at midnight November 30 for health reasons. Governor Warren indicated he will appoint Senator-elect Richard M. Nixon to take the seat.

Entertain 125 Children Thursday in Frederick

About 125 Frederick children, arranged by Federated Charities, will be entertained Thursday through a program organized by 40 and 8 and the Frederick Lodge B P O Ellis in cooperation with Dan Weinberg of Marva Theaters. They will ride in a 40 and 8 locomotive, enjoy a turkey dinner, and be entertained by St Johns Minstrels at the Elks home, then attend a City Opera House film. Committees include G Ernest Lipps and Arthur R Mason among others.

Frederick Vulture Frederick Lodge B. P. O. Ellis Dan Weinberg Marva Theaters Federated Charities American Legion City St. John's Minstrels Elks Elks’ Home City Opera House

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