Researchers begin 2 Day Meeting Here
Researchers from seven states gather at the Jancis Scott Key Hotel for a two day conference on fruit disease and insect damage. Entomologists and pathologists join horticulturists to review spray materials, concentrate sprays, and pre harvest practices to improve fruit quality and reduce labor. Penn State College hosts with F N Hewerst and John Kepper leading sessions.
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Jancis Scott Key
Seventes
North Carolina
Southarolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Iryland
Pennsylvania
Dela
F. N. Hewerst
Rendisville
John Kepper
Pennsylania State College
Pennsyania
Eltsville
Ancheon
Tme
Carl S. Bittner
Pennsylvania State College
J. L
MaccCarty Iso
A. H. Thompson
Kearneysville
W. Va
Exposed Water Pipes Protected From Freeze
A University of Maryland Extension engineer advises wrapping water pipes with electric heating tape or cable to prevent freezing. Thermostatically controlled units offer best economy. Use around pipes, faucets, and in pits with careful placement to avoid kinks. Immersion heaters and heating cups aid stock watering systems in winter. Vegetarians rise in London with 140,000 adherents, up from 117,000 two years earlier, receiving extra cheese rations worth about one shilling five pence per person weekly.
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University Ofaryland Extension
A. V. Krewatch
London
Britain
Westminster Seminary Singers to Give Sacred Concert
Westminster Seminary Singers under Prof J Edward Moyer will present a sacred concert at Trinity Methodist Church 5 East Second Street on Wednesday at 8 PM. The 27 member chorus from Westminster Theological Seminary represents 11 states and will be accompanied by Douglas R Chandler.
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Westminster Seminary Singers
J. Edward Moyer
Hamline Methodist Church
Washington
Westminster Theological Seminary
Westminster
Trinity Methodist Church
East Second Street
Douglas R. Chandler
Westminster School
Mount St Marys picks nine for Who's Who among students
Mount St Marys College lists nine seniors in the 1951 52 Who's Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Names include Gelish Gough Holland Howard Inman McKenney Ramos Snively Trunbach. Holy Name Society inducted 300 in the College Chapel on Oct. 30 with Rev. Gordon introducing the group. Weekend visits and local events at various residents and campuses described along with a charity dance at the Fire Hall by St Josephs High School Alumni Association. An author talk featured Annabelle Melville on Mother Seton and a Blue Ridge Conference gathering hosted by De Paul Unit of St Josephs High School.
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Emmitsbung
Mount St. Mary's College
Joseph ¥. Gelish
Joseph M. Gough, Jr
Joseph J. Holland
Thomas J. Howard
William J. Inman
John P. McKenney
Antonio Ramos
Joseph G. Snively
Joseph Trunbach
Holy Name Society
John C. Gordon
Joseph Rang
Littlestown
J. Alan Gelwicks
Gelwicks
Albert Harradine
Rochester
N. Y
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Charles E. Eckenrode
Eckenrode
Lewis Kelly
Alice Kelly
Bernard Neiderer
Hanover
Charles E. Keepers
Tract Road
Town
Evelyn Humerick
Washington
George Brown
Marianna Sanders
Clarence Sanders
Jerome Peters
Susan Ruth
Baltimore
Ralph Lee Keilholtz
J —John Mick
Westminster
Leonard Sanders
Fire Hall
St. Joseph's High School
Roscoe Six
Robert Wantz
Camp Breckenridge
N. C
Wantz
Elizabeth Baylor Seton
Valley Echo
de Paul
Blue Ridge
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Baptism Service Held at Elias Lutheran Church
The baptism service took place at Elias Lutheran church Sunday noon with the parents acting as sponsors. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gutshall and their daughter of Waynesboro Pa and Mr. and Mrs. James Herring of Littlestown Pa. Rev Philip Bower was a dinner guest of Rev and Mrs. Verle Schumacher of Newville Pa.
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Codors
Sodality
Green, Parrott
Clifford Messill
University Hospital
Baltimore
Raymond Baumgardner
John
Robert Baumgardner
Helen Fuss
Betty Smith
Cristal Mohr
Robert Grimes
Edgar Enrich
Edward
James Ferguson
Franklin Valentine
Franklin Fisher
Bernard Wivell
Adam Grim
Raymond Keilholtz
Brook Bentz
Charles Gutshall
Vicky
Waynesboro
Maude Harbaugh
Carrie Jane Byers
Seton Avenue
Philip Bower
Lutheran
Frank Weant
Charles Harner
Thornton W. Rodgers
Carroll Topper
Bernard Kelly
Sterling Goulden
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Reginnald Zepp
Gary Froxell
USN
Philadelphia
Harry Troxell
lElias Lutheran Church
James Herring
Littlestown
Verle Schumacher
Newville
Community church groups hold November meetings in Taneytown
Taneytown Grace Reformed Sunday school held its monthly meeting at Mrs. George M Har man s home with about 12 members present. A Dec 4 election of officers will be held at Mr. Harry Mohney s home. Refreshments served. Piney Creek and Taneytown Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Miss Amelia and Elizabeth Annan s home with 15 members present. Next meeting Dec 12 at Miss Anna Galt s home. Trinity Mission circle met recently with Puerto Rico as topic led by Belva Koons and Madeline Haifley. Members taking part included many names. public Thankoffering service set for Nov 25 at 10 am. Christmas party planned for Dec 12 meeting. Refreshments by leaders Mr and Mrs Frank Stambaugh and children Brenda and Gregory visited from Washington DC. Mrs Allie Shank fell and broke her leg in two places.
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Taneytown
Grace Reformed Sunday School
George M. Harman
Mary Mohney
Harry Mohney
Piney Creek
Robert McVaugh
Nettie Angell
Anna Galt
Middle Street
Trinity Mission Circle
Puerto Rico
Belva Koons
Madeline Haifley
Charlotte Shoeb
Pearl Bollinger
Pauline Hahn
Katherine Fritz
Thelma Baker
Hilda Hopkins
Alma Bair
Jean Chenoweth
Vera Cromers
Charlotte Bollinger
Nadine Biftle
Dorothy Stahl
Anna Mae Winschoff
Arline Naylor
Frank Stambaugh
Brenda and
Gregory
Washington, D. C
Jacob M. Stambaugh
Ruth Stambaugh
Allie Shank
Club notes and social events at Camp Hill meeting
Bowser reported on the blue bird on the third of the month and Mrs Siegfried Weisberger gave a talk on a pro per diet. A white elephant sale netted the club over $28. Hostesses included Mrs My era Eughir Mrs Walter Speicher Mrs Cora Cookson Mrs Margaret Martin and Mrs John Young. Mr and Mrs Charles Nus baum of Camp Hill visited his parents. Miss Peggy Lease hosted the 4 rs club.
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Ter Bowser
Siegfried Weisberger
Myera Eughir
Walter Speicher
Cora Cookson
Margaret Martin
John Young
Charles Nusbaum
Camp Hill
C. EB. Nusbaum
Peggy Lease
New Windsor Dairy Tech Conference Attended by Har Man
Kenneth Harmon attended a three day Dairy Technology conference at the University of Maryland. The Homemakers club met in the Methodist social hall with Mrs Wal attended as part of community notes from New Windsor.
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New Windsor
Kenneth Harman
University of Maryland
Homemakers Club
America’s historical anniversaries and notable births
The item lists birthdays and deaths of Zachary Taylor, George H. McKenzie, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Harry T. Peck, Hideyo Noguchi, plus Today in History entries noting Perry’s Norfolk voyage, Darwin’s Origin of Species, the Sioux defeat by U.S. Cavalry, Glidden’s barbed wire patent grant, and Insull’s fraud acquittal.
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Zachary Taylor
Mexico
Orange County
George H. McKenzie
New York
Scotland
Franes Hodgson Burnett
Lord Fauntleroy
England
Harry T. Peck
Stamford
Conn
Hideyo Noguchi
Japan
Africa
Commodore Perry
Norfolk
Darwin
U. S. 4Th Cavalry
Big Horn Mountains
Montana
Joseph Glidden
Illnois
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Key Chev Sales Inc Winter Cars Fenders Rust Risk
Key Chev. Sales Inc warns that winter weather accelerates rust on cars, threatening fenders and body panels. The notice urges customers to inspect and protect vehicles to prevent corrosion during the harsh season.
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KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Birthdays and horoscopes from The News dated 1951
The News lists birthday recognitions for Vice President Alben Barkley and several notable figures including Dale Carnegie and Garson Kanin, with a November 24 1951 horoscope noting a visionary yet practical nature, possible conflicts, and a tempered path to success.
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Daleh Guiana
Tokyo
U. S. House
Hollywood
U. S
West Geremany
Alben W. Barkley
Groves Co
Maryville
Father Bernard R. Hubbard
San Francisco
Paul C. Smith
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Seattle
Wash
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East Air Force
Ohio
Garson Kanin
Act
Lyle B. Borst
Theity
Utah
Chicago
Clarence R. Huebner
New York
Rushton
Kansas
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St. Joseph's Church
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St. Joseph’s Church
Francis J. Stauble
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Father Cloonan
St. Joseph's College
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St. Vincent's House
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Methodist Church
Gene Stewart
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Sacra
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Maas Opticians
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Monocacy Motors,nc
N. Market Street
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Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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Frederick, Md
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FAY Muntz TV
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Jack Kennedy
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
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Elgin
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Bulova
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Fisher’s Appliances
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