A Good Buy For Frederick’s Community Chest Budget
The 932 015 Community Chest budget is praised as a solid investment in local welfare. Donations fund agencies serving children and families, with volunteers dedicating time and skill. The piece urges residents to support the drive, noting benefits to Frederick children and community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Children’s Aid Sociéty
Federated Charities
Esther E. Grinage
Girl Scouts
Social Service Exchange
Salvation Army
Frederick
den Mathers
Boyle In Korea By DON WHITEHEAD For Hal Boyie
U S. tank and infantry drive into Pyongyang area in Korea is a decisive, fast moving operation likened to Patton in Sicily. Seventh Regiment at Hukkyo fights through night. Fifth Regiment advances across a river with tanks leading. Reds retreat as column barrels toward Pyongyang. many surrender. Brig Gen Frank Allen Jr. expresses relief at witnessing the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyie
Pyongyang
Korea
U. S
North Korea
George &. Patton
Pallermo
Sicily
Europe
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Hukkyo
Hakkyo
Marcel Crombez
Portland
Ore
First Cavalry
Frank Allen, Jr
Cleveland
First Cavalry Division
License Issued for Charles Wiles Jr and Leila Bagdoyan
A marriage license was issued in Washington to Charles Wiles Jr aged 21 of Frederick and Leila M Bagdoyan aged 20 of 3796 Jenifer Street N W Washington. The couple resides in Washington and the license was issued locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles [ Wiles, Jr
Frederick
Leila M Bagdoyan
Jenifer Street
N. W
Cornerstone Laid for Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Fifty years ago the cornerstone of the Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church on West Second Street was laid in a ceremony drawing up to 1,000 people. Rev. C. L. Brane of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, delivered the main address amid a crowded scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second Street
C.11 B. Brane
Lebanon
William J. Bryan
Park Hotel
David J. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Frederick
Bryan
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Dickerson
District of Columbia
Frederick Fair Draws Big Crowd Despite Poor Commodities
Twenty years ago readers report a large turnout at the Frederick Fair amid the worst farm and garden product conditions in two decades. Exhibits in booths were unexpectedly strong, while probate details note Regina E. Beckley's will probated in an open court, with an estimated $45,000 estate left to Demolay.
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Frederick Fair
Regina E. Beckley
Oapnene Court
Byron A
South Market Street
Amish Settlement Public Sale Near Charlotte Hall
A large Amish public sale in St. Marys county near Charlotte Hall saw farm gear bought from Frederick county over five to six years. A six foot binder sold for 100 dollars after 24 years of use. single trees and yokes brought up to 3 dollars. milk cans to 7 dollars. Proceeds totaled about 11000 dollars. Top cattle fetched 435 dollars for a cow and calf. several other cows sold above 300 dollars. Two 1500 pound straw berry corn mares sold for 280 dollars. About 5000 people, many from Frederick and nearby Virginia counties, attended. Auctioneer was Emmett R. Bowlus. Clerk was R. L. Kelly.
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Charlotte Hall
St. Mary's
Frederick County
Israel J. Yoder and Son
John L. Lee
Delaware
Mifflin County
Frederick
Virginia
Sac
Emmett R. Bowlus
R. L. Kelly
First Music Recital At Hood College
Approximately one hundred persons from the college campus and the city heard the first music recital of the year Friday night at Hood College. Dr. Earle Blakeslee praised the students in piano, organ, violin and voice. Miss Handley and Miss Simpson led in vocals and piano, with Ruth Matthews, Dorothy Rost, and Handley highlighted among the singers. Handley performed two Negro spirituals, and Simpson closed with two piano pieces Seguidilla and Little White Donkey.
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Hood College
Earle Blakeslee
Ruth Matthews
Cambridge
Dorothy Rost
Maywood
N. J
Miss Handley
Handley
John Payne
Jesus
Hall Johnson
Simpson
Economy Of Russia Is Geared To War
Prof Ellsworth Raymond of New York University spoke at Hood College about Russia's war geared economy since 1925. He described a dual, heavy industry driven system producing tractors and tanks alike, with youths trained for defense and ROTC-like programs made compulsory. He said planning and secrecy sustain readiness, while civilians are trained for wartime living and there is broad state coordination between industry and military units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Raymond
New York University
United States
Moscow
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Raymond
Russia
U. S
Mr. Raymond
Stalin
Neverheless
Bolshevists
Athletic Association Club
Town Hall
Anne Tellow
Sharon
Mass
Miss Remaberg Fetes Cousin At Jefferson Shower
Frances Rameberg hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening October 13 at her Jefferson home for her cousin Mis a Doris Remsberg. The honoree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Remaberg of Jefferson, is to wed Saturday October 28 to David Mert of Middletown. Green pink and yellow decorations graced the event and many gifts were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remaberg
Frances Rameberg
Jefferson
Misa
Doris Remsberg
Norman
David Mert
Ira D. Ifert
Middletown
Remsberg
Evelyn Hale
Irene House
Joan Fawley
Connie Brown
Joyce Dade
Jan Thrasher
Patsy Coran
Betty Ward
Patsy Lakin
Barbara Remsberg
Ethel Remsberg
Lucy Remsberg
Lenwood Moss
Charles Smith
William Summers
Warren Fry
Charles Remsberg
Robert Remsberg
Robert Rice
Harold Heffner
Richard Grove
Harold Hood
George Lakin
Norman Remsberg
Ira Remnsberg
Formosa Policy Unchanged as US Awaits UN Action
President Truman reiterates that American policy toward Formosa remains unchanged since the Korean war began. The United States will neutralize Formosa and keep it from fighting, with naval protection maintained until the UN assumes responsibility or conditions are safe for withdrawal.
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Truman
Formosa
David Lawrence
Washington
MacArthur
U. S
Korea
America
China
United States
United Nations
Moscow
General MacArthur
U. N
Red China
John Foster Dulles
Department of State
Sheeds
Security Council
I Iland
Publisher's Wife Stricken by Polio in Virginia
Mrs. Stacey B. Lloyd, 22, wife of Clarke County newspaper publisher, is in critical condition with polio at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. She gave birth to a son on October 4, the couple's first child, and the family resides at Millwood. The Lloyds married in December 1948. she is a native of Woodbury, Long Island. Clarke county reports its sixth polio case this year. The Navy recruiting service seeks applicants as expansion spurs need for personnel in 62 job specialties.
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Winchester
Wag
Stacey B. Lloyd
Clarke County
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Lloyd
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Middleburg Chronicle
Millwood
Lloyds
Woodbury
Long Island
Navy Recruiting Service
Navy
Wood Bowers Wedding Here in Washington Ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Catherine Virginia Bowers daughter of Dr Charles F Bowers and Mr Mrs Charles F Bowers married Jack Denman Wood son of Mr Mrs Paul A Wood at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev W V Garrett officiating. The couple will reside at 1704 Lamont Street N W after a wedding trip to Hershey Pa.
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Catherine Virginia Bowers
Charles F
Weet Third Street
Jack Denman Wood
Paul A. Wood
North Market Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W.V. Garrett
James D. Marks, Jr
West Patrick Street
William
Wood
Charles F. Bowers, Jr
Walter Martz
William Sprigg
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hershey
Lamont Street
N. W
Washington
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
University of Maryland
George Washington University Law School
Wilbur N. Smith
Jefferson
H. Robert Ries
Niagarem Falls
Weddings Ro Wed November 25 Announcement
Mrs. Leslie H. Stull announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Juanita M Blumenauer to John R Pegan to be held November 25 at Frederick area. Blumenauer, a 1946 nursing school graduate, and Pegan, a 1949 Washington University engineer, both have naval and military service in their backgrounds. Engagements include Nancy John of Pipua to Melvin Alexander of Fairfield with details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Stull
Dill Avenue
Juanita M. Blumenauer
John R. Pegan
Morrow W. Pegan
St. Louis
Blumenauer
Joy
Charles D. Blumenauer
Frederick High School
Church Home and Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Mr. Pegan
Roosevelt High School
University of Missouri
Navy
Washington University
Camp Detrick
Edgar C. Rudy
Airy
Nancy John
Pipua
Melvin Alexander
Fairfield
Two Hurt In Crash West Of Littlestown
Two persons suffered minor injuries in a three car collision on the Littlestown Taneytown highway, one mile west of Littlestown Pennsylvania. Carroll Selby 19 and Julia Haines 22 received treatment for minor wounds while Mary Snyder and Edward H Brown were also involved. Police reported Selby attempted to cut back into traffic causing the crash and the Selby car was demolished with estimated damages of 600 100 and 225 dollars respectively. State police continue the investigation.
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Littlestown
Taneytown
Atate
Gettysburg
Carroll
Selby
Taneytown R. D
Julia Ames
Gettysburg R. D
Mary Snyder
R. D
Edward H. Brown
Westminster R. D
Snyder
Julia Haines
Local Recruiting Station At Winchester Hall
The article notes the recruiting station is located in Winchester Hall with Chief Clarence O. Bowers in charge.
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Winchester Hall
Clarence O. Bowers
Overflow Crowd Returns For Frederick County Historical Society
An overflow crowd filled the Historical Society of Frederick County home for the first fall and winter meeting. Speakers included Miss Louise Mc Pherson of Auburn and J. Peacock Green of Strawberry Hill, with president Charles W. Wood introducing them. The program highlighted the William Bradley Tyler Belt collection and Tyler family history.
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The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Louise McPherson
Auburn
Catoctin Furnace
J. Peacock Green
Strawberry Hill
Thurmont
Charles W. Wood
New Market
William Bradley Tyler
Miss McPherson
Tyler
Frederick
Dr. Tyler
Brough
Prince George's County
Philip Thomas
Mr. Green
Ellicott
Ellicott City
Howard County
New York State
Green
Maryland
Army Hospital
Mary Ann Maples
Sam W. Maples
Dale Severtson
Joseph
Samuel Chase
David Kolb
Henry Clay
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Emma Thompson
Catherine Thompson
Clayton Keedy
Society
Miriam Apple
William Gill
Washington
U.S. MC
Japan
Col Ros
Marine Detachment
Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Col
Ross
Advance On Pyongyang Halted To Aid Fallen Pilot
By TOM LAMBERT Pyongyang October 21 The U S advance toward Pyongyang halted for 15 minutes to aid a fallen American pilot. Medics recovered the pilot after he parachuted from an F 51 Mustang as a relief column paused to fetch him. Despite efforts the pilot died later en route to safety.
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Pyongyang
Tom Lambert
Korea
U. S
Pyongyang Wa
Pyongyan
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Hallowe'en
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society
Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
Adamstown
Christian Endeavorers
David Kanade
B L Bowing
Terrance Fleetwood
William Woerner
James Houf
Rockville
Walter C . Clarke
Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court of
Montgomery County
Millward C. Taft
Wm. Tyler Page, Jr
Margie Joy Stebbins
Oscar Jory
Dayton
Ross Firer
Mrs. W. Harry Haller
Mr. W. Harry Haller, Jr
New York City
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Fort Bragg
N. C
Mrs
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Elm Street
Leroy Horine
Route 4
Fred Clark
Stewart Davison
Silver Spring
Mary Louise
Takoma Park Hospital
David Lgon
Fannie Windsor
Z. T. Windsor
Leigh Venzke
Columbus, O
William Charles
Venzke
Margaret Moss
W. O. Moss
Mt. Airy
Paul Garver
New Windsor
Richard Lynn
Knoxville
Raymond Stevens
Gilbert Michles
Harry Albright
Chew
John L. Heffner
Ricky
Millie Runkles
Brunswick
Eugene Stevens
Maurice Raetzel
Lenora Raetzel
Charles Leopold
Sandra
Samuel Shura
Patsy
Carrie Stevens
Alice Walls
Melvin Burdette
Albert Miller
Anna Marie
Susan
John W. Ecker
Yarrowsburg
Joanne Horde
Leonard Hoade
Hollywood, Fla
Jean Collinus
Cornelia Nye
Richmond, Va
Charles Hassfield
Hillside
Collmus
A. B. Collmas
College Place
Charles G. Hubbard
Elaine Guilbaugh
Calvin Fry
Paul Zeller
Karen
Graceham
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Zeller
Laura Kohler
Mary Flory
W. 4. B. Ditto
Ocean Port
Mrs. H. B. Edwards
St. Petersburg, Fla
Mrs. Edwards
Mary Miller
Cyrus Toms
Polo
Iinois
Phyllis Mathias
R. N
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert Mathias
Willie Delauter
Ellerton
Sgt
Russell Delauter
William B. Burall
East Second Street
Mr. Burall
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