Improvements To Greet State School Students
A $5,000 painting and renovation project at the Maryland School for the Deaf prepares for opening on September 18 with about 150 anticipated enrollments. No staff changes. Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee announced Miss Mari etta Myers as matron for boys and Mrs. Emily Poore for girls, with Mrs. Anna French as an assistant. Modernized kitchens, dormitory repainting in aqua and jonquil, new washroom tile, print shop upgrades, and general renovations mark the season, while a library and new heating plant are still proposed.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Ignatius Bjorlee
Marietta Myers
Emily Poore
Anna French
West Virginia School For the Deaf
Maryland School
Walter N Kirkman
Baltimore
State Department of Health
R. C Thompson
Maryland
T. Stuart Haller
Frederick
Bjorlee
Tme
Opening day enrollment at Taneytown school
Taneytown reports 392 pupils enrolled with about 20 more expected. Hours run from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. with 8 a.m. start by special arrangement. Parents urged to enroll late students and arrange early arrival supervision. Drivers on the road past the school asked to exercise extra caution during school days for pupil safety. Commander F E Lockinghill of Hesson-Snider American Legion Post 120 attended Joseph C Harbert Post 222 installation at Clear Springs. The Rev Francis E Love and daughter Nancy of Loves Retreat were guests.
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Taneytown
Francis E. Lockinghill
Hesson-Snider
Sea Turtle Sighting At Rehoboth Beach Attracts Attention
Mr and Mrs Edward Reid vacationing at Rehoboth Beach Del reported first sighting of a large sea turtle near the shore. The creature stood about two feet high four feet long and three feet across. They returned with a camera to capture the monster but the turtle had already moved back into the sea. Residents said they have never seen such a curiosity emerge from the water onto the sand.
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Herbert Keys
Cedar Crest Farm
Bay Road Ridge
Annapolis
Edward Reid
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Reid
Women's Guild of Grace Reformed Church
Mervin Wantz
Wantz
Rein Motter
Smallel Ott
Community notices and club reports fill Westminster pages
Local church programs featured sung hymns and prayers with Sandra Remsburg and Mrs George Motter performing piano and vocal solos. Women’s ministry members shared world outreach stories including Mrs Wantz and Mrs Overholtzer. Reports from Hood College conference announced and a Woodstock Virginia event set for September. Kiwanis notes covered a national Kids Day supper, district convention delegates, and circus support. A display of overseas preschool clothing was shown, and visits among locals were noted.
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Sandra Remsburg
George Motter
Wantz
Overholtzer
Singleton Remsburg
Harry Weity
Ruth Stambaugh
Harry Essig
Murray Baumgardner
Morgan Andreas
Baumgardner
Hood College
Woodstock
Lulu Buckley Clemson
Baltimore
William Kopp
Col Kopp
A V. Merkel
Carrington Court
Huntington
W Va
Clemson
Stanley J i
Capitol District
Washington
Lewis Crumpacker
Jere Schaefer
David Smith
Norman Graham
Elwood Baumgardner
Harmon Albaugh
Constitution Week Meeting Led by Clyde Henson
Mervyn C. Fuss was elected to the executive committee of the Maryland State Funeral Directors Association at last week’s Atlantic City convention. Mia Fuse and daughter Alice Fuse accompanied him and spent several days at the resort.
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Clyde Henson
Constitution Week
Mervyn C. Fuss
Maryland State Funeral Directors’ Association
Atlantic City
Mia Fuse
Alice Fuse
Retort
Steel chief warns autos and fridges may face shortages
Benjamin F. Fairless of US Steel told the Philadelphia chapter that rising steel demand from civilians already strains supplies and military needs will rise, likely forcing automobiles and refrigerators to compete for limited steel. He noted light flat rolled steel, essential for home appliances, remains hardest hit until new plants come online.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Fairless
US Steel Corporation
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Fairless
Beekeeping Meeting At Gambrill State Park In Maryland
The Mews Frederick Maryland September 15 1988 beekeepers gather at Gambrill State Park for a picnic and talks on bee care about 80 Maryland Beekeepers Association members and families expected at the park lodge regional inspectors will report on disease work George J Abrams University of Maryland bee expert invites all keepers professional or amateur to attend the event and learn latest practices Also in this roundup reports on sabotage attempts against British naval vessels and church leadership news from North Carolina and Maryland Taft Hoffmann oppose Gen Marshall as Secretary of Defense in light of alleged past favoritism to the Chinese Communists.
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Gambrill State Park
Maryland Beekeepers Association
Park Lodge
George J. Abrams
University of Maryland
Taft
Marshall Washington
Ohio
Rep
Hoffman
Mich
George C. Marshall
Defense
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