Soroptimist Founders Day Observed in Frederick
Soroptimists marked Founders Day with a dinner in the Wedgwood Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Grace Harp Spurrier traced the club's 1921 Oakland origin and noted Soroptimism as a large, youthful, service organization with international reach.
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Soroptimists Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Grace Harp Spurrier
Soroptimist Club
Frederick County
Oakland
Calif
Federation
Hazel Caldwell
Ada Sperry
Louise Sebold
Winston Salem
N. C
Caldwell
Clifford H. Peace
Old Point Comfort
Pictures Sent To Federal Workers
A White House official said 15x20 black and white photographs are being shipped to federal offices nationwide. Murray Snyder said thousands of requests from agencies drive the distribution and that a high administration official is paying the bill out of pocket as a public service. He added the project is not related to the upcoming election and was discussed in Washington about a year and a half ago.
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New York
White House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Washington
Campaign photo distribution plan described by Snyder
Snyder explained that plans formed last January envisage distribution of photographs to federal agencies on request. He noted the Republican National Committee cannot meet the demand from federal agencies and that agency heads directing display nationwide are likely guiding local offices to show the pictures. Distribution continues only to agencies that have asked for them.
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Snyder
Republican National Committee
Rodgers recovers at home after heart ailment
Emmitsburg resident Thorn ton W. Rodgers is recuperating at home following a three week stay at Warner Hospital for a heart ailment. He returned home Saturday. An infant girl named Susan Ann was baptized at St. Joseph's Church with godparents Mrs. Arthur Starner and Earl Tapper. Mr and Mrs John Joy relocate from Grant Long property on West Main Street to an apartment owned by Mrs. Mobert Hoffman, as the Longs sell their home.
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Emmitsburg
Burgess
Thornton W. Rodgers
Warner Hospital
Curtis Topper
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Arthur Starner
Earl Tapper Acousin
Susan Ann
John Joy
Grant Long
Mobert Hoffman
West Main St
Local Movers and Socials Highlight Small Town Weekend
Residents and guests gathered as families visited relatives in Baltimore Philadelphia and Oneida. A Marian Year pilgrimage by 45 St Joseph’s parishioners traveled to Reading German town pa. Church groups held meetings in Westminster and Hagerstown with a Middle Conference Missionary Convention planned for October 2021.
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Katharine Silverson
Alice Taney
Minneapolis
Minn
Germantown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Anthony’s Shrine Parish
C. Felix Adams
Anna Louise
Philadelphia
Charles Harner
Wilbur Overholtzer
Helen Topper
Joseph Gullo
I Oneida
Nancy Wachter
St Joseph’s School of Nursing
Baltimore
Clarence Wachter
Anne Stoner
Care Long
Robert Daugherty
VFW
Westminster
Roy Maxell
Susan
Women’s Missionary Society of Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church
R. M Zacharias
Robert Gillelan
Albert McClear
Charles Linn
George Eyster
Hagerstown
Merle Keilholtz
Albert Wood
Mason-Dixon
Martins
Memorial Post and Lions Club events in local scene
The Ladies Auxiliary to Memorial Post 6658 VFW hosted 23 members at a meeting in which plans for a Halloween dance on October 29 and a November 17 public card party were finalized. The Rowe Annex will host events with prizes for costumes and a door prize. The Lions Club heard a hoarse show report and anticipated a $550 net. C Ferdinand Sybert, Democratic candidate for attorney general, stirred laughs in Willards while praising Worcester County tickets.
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Rowe Annex
Helen Daugherty
Mary Hoke
Jane Gingell
Helen Sanders
Eileen
Wetzel
Eunice
Anne Stoner
Lions Club
J. Ralph McDonneil
Robert E. Daugherty
Lion George L. Wilhide
Sybert
Salisbury
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Willards
Worcester County
Wicomico County
Heart Study Report Given Optimistic View On Sudden Death
New York researchers studied 611 coronary thrombosis cases in New York hospitals finding only 34 percent died during three to six weeks of hospitalization, lower than feared. Prospects for recovery were good for elderly and young patients who survive the acute attack, while poor risk patients faced about 60 percent mortality.
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Chicago
New York
Journal of the AmMerican Medicaid Assa
Iney
Henry Russek
Staten Island
Burton L. Zohman
Brooklyn
Air Force tests engine reverse thrust as brake method
The U S Air Force has developed a method to reverse thrust from a jet engine to function as a brake both in flight and on the ground. This innovation could enhance deceleration and control during landings and high-speed maneuvers.
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U. S. Air Force
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Sebold
Spurrier
Bonnie Dale
Caplan
Tke
Charles Kidder
Foremen's Club of
York
Monocanvey Association
Kidder
Foremen’s Club
Motters
Joys
Daniel Saffer
John Long
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Elmer Rudy
Dan
Abs
John F. Kelly
John Owens
Linda
Owens
Rodgers
Albert Kelly Wit
Esther Stouter
Victor Hodges
Fred Timmerman
Timmerman
Jacob R. Ramshurs
Modern Lighting Co
N. Market ST
Irene Amisenko
Carl Misenko
East Sixth Street
Mountain Sanitarium and Hospital
Fletcher, N.C
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital
Takoma Park
Melvin H. Derr
House OF Delegates
Lula
Rose
Fred
Adamstown
Democratic Rally
Girange Hall
Vann
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
New Washington Road
Cherie Fred
Mountain View
Wash Blvd
Mt View
Braddock
Apts
Bath
Hank
Fine View
Good
Good Town
Ige House
Dan Wight
E. Carmichael
Fhope
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
Zeiler
Court St
Frederick, Md
van Heflin
Century Fox
Cinewasco Peathy
Sparton
al Aon
Routzahn and Sons
Routzahn & Sons
South Market Street
Apteel Loox Boni Grresse
Siegler
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