Draftees And Vets Guide On Draft Deferments Revealed
Major Thomas Nial explains 1950 draft deferment rules for 19 to 25 year olds. He notes automatic exemptions for certain service terms and for veterans, plus ministerial and other special cases. The President may authorize deferments for essential industry, agriculture, study, or research to maintain national needs.
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Thomas
Nial
Washington
Béa
Goff
Andy
Congress
Grangers Free Fair Opens at Williams Grove Park
The Tita Annual Grangers Free Fair and Picnic opened at Williams Grove Park Monday and runs through Labor Day with free admission and parking. The park features rides shows exhibits and farm machinery and household goods. The XCELLO one of the nation’s leading aerial acts is booked for daily performances. A 100 lap stock car feature race is slated for Sunday September 5 in conjunction with the fair, which closes Labor Day with a fireworks display.
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Tita
Grangers
Williams Grove Park
Xcellos
President Defers Several Classes Under Wartime Draft
The article notes that on August 20 the President announced definite deferments for registrants with dependents farm workers and those in essential study or research. A dependent includes a spouse child parent grandparent or sibling, though proof of genuine dependency is required. Deferments may change as manpower needs shift, with possible future reclassifications of farmers. Also covered is the Cramp ion reunion with descendants gathering for a meal, a program, and officer elections in Peters Township.
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Selective Service
Oldest person and largest family honored at gathering
The list of attendees names many Crampton Angleberger Boyer and Remsburg family members with roles and recipients of presents. The New York Central railroad note mentions a 1853 merger of 40 lines. Say you saw it in The News.
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Charles F. Crampton
Luther R. Crampton
Viola Boyer
Ethel Angleberger
Preston Angleberger
Charles Remsburg
Russell Boyer
Joyce Marie Angleberger
John
Boyer
Elmer Crampton
Johnnie. Crampton
New York Central Railroad
Charlesville Homemakers Club Family Picnic Recap
The Charlesville Homemakers Club held a family picnic on Monday evening August 23 in the meadow of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Staley. Supper was served and prizes awarded. Recreation committee led by Mrs. Harold Staley and Mrs. Gilmer Barkier. Next meeting set for September 27 at Mrs. Harry Remysburg’s home.
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Charlesville Club
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Harold Staley
Gilmer Barkier
Harry Remysburg
Social Situation and Boundaries
A guide on handling a friend's personal problem, emphasizing privacy and restraint. It contrasts offering unasked advice with respecting boundaries, advising to stay silent when your input is not requested. It highlights choosing not to intrude on others' private matters.
The News Frederick Item From September 2 148
A brief item from The News of Frederick dated September 2 148, listing a local matter. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community issue or update common to midweek newspaper briefs.
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the News
Frederick, Md
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Warne Anglebderser
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Rafield
Memp’s
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Braddoc
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John, Jr
Margaret
Robert
James Boyer
Henry Roberts
Gene
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Judy Roberts
John Pfeifer
Johnny Pfeifer
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Melvin Angleberger
Eddie
Bonnie Angleberger
Charles LaPole
Nancy Lapole
Richard Angleberger
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Angleberger
Wayne Angleberger
Frederick
Robert E. Lee
Norsk
Woodsboro Veneer & Lumber CO
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Sportleigh
Kemp
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Staley Park
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