Concert Association Dinner Launches Membership Drive
The Frederick Community Concert Association holds a 6:30 PM dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel to kick off a statewide membership push. Mrs. Victor S. Farmer chairs, with Jeanne Gearinger and Palmer coordinating county work and a long list of city captains and teams guiding volunteers from Frederick and surrounding towns. Headquarters are at Better Homes Equipment on East Patrick Street, open Tuesday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor S. Farmer
Frederick
Ernest Kennedy
B. Schoniman
Daisy Mae “Baumgardner
Mary Benson
Richard E. Zimmerman
Elva Miller
Lucille Harbaugh
Artiun Forney
Paul Carmack
David Garber
Charles Reed
Betty Fisher
Lillian Baz
Jeanne Gearinger
Caroline Roderick
Jane Blumenauer
Mary Alice Davis
Charlotte Whitmore
Adrienne Abait
Aphrodite Vaciliou
Connie Keyser
Ann Tinney
Charles Gearinger
Marjorie Kline
Hazel McCanner
Ray Munshour
Austin Fogle
Paul McGaha
William Reynolds
John W. Martz
Elizabeth Wolfe
Ruth Martz
A. R. Remsberg
Betty Kline
Mabel Gallagher
Gloria Grossnickle
Ruby Myers
Louise F. Thompson
Robert W Nicodemus
Paul Strine
Edith Shafer
Virginia Currens
Amy Hoffman
Were Recently Married in Hagerstown Church
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Danner occurred August 31 at 7 30 in the evening in St. Pauls United Brethren church Hagerstown The bride Mrs Pauline Virginia Long is the daughter of Mrs Lillian Long The groom is the son of Mrs Lillie Danner They will reside in Hagerstown with Mr Danner employed by the Hagerstown Ice Company The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs James H Viar all of Hagerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Viar
Hagerstown
Mr. Danner
Lillie Danner
North Bentz, Street
Crampton Reunion Held at Braddock Heights Park
The first Crampton family reunion took place on September 8 at Braddock Heights Park with hymns, scripture, and recitations. Officers elected include Monroe Corun as president and Linda Crampton as secretary. Luncheons were served to numerous Crampton relatives and guests including the Werner family and the Angleberger and Corun households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crampton
Braddock Heights Park
Jesus
Hev
Edwin L. Werner
Joan Crampton
Ramona
Patsy Corun
Larue Sulcer
John Biser
Millard Angleberger
Rey
Mr. Werner
Monroe Corun
Charles Lapole
Linda Crampton
L. Werner
Russell Boyer
John C. Boyer
Viola
Margaret
Robert
James
John Boyer
Charles Crampton
Ruth
Catherine
Henry Roberts
Gene
Shirley
Claude Crampton
Linda
Kenneth
Jean
Keefer Crampton
Joan
Keeler
Jimmy
Joseph
Richie
Naomi Laundlou
Ail
Otis Crampton
Emma
Johnny
John Crampton
Betty Jane Crampton
Luther Crampton
Lucy Cary
Raymond Carbaugh
William M. Corun
Susie C. Corun
Patsy
William E. Corun
Harry Ef, Angleberger
Richard Angleberger
Perry Johnson
Mil
Frederick County Social List Includes Angleberger Families
After lunch a program of string music featured Miss Betty Jane Crampton John Crampton and Millard Angleberger. The attendees included hard Angleberger and Wayne Ma Mrs Preston Angleberger Miss Ethel Angleberger Mr and Mrs Melvin Angleberger Bonnie and Eddie Mr and Mrs Roy Castle Mr and Mrs George Smith Mr and Mrs John Biser Jim Mottern Mr and Mrs Kinna. Most guests were from Frederick County with a few traveling from York Pa and Funkstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard Angleberger
Wayne
Preston Angleberger
Ethel Angleberger
Melvin Angleberger
Bonnie
Eddie
Roy Castle
George Smith
John Biser
Jim Mottern
Kinna
Betty Jane Crampton
John Crampton
Millard Angleberger
Frederick County
Elmer Crampton
York, Pa
Millard Angleberger and Son
Funkstown
Luf's Stuff on Strikes and Work Stoppages
A letter argues strikes disrupt essential services and threaten the national economy. The writer, N. A. Lufburrow, praises workers’ aims but insists on sane solutions and cautions against paralyzing production.
Vacation Bible School and church activities in Boyds
The Boyds church hosted a Vacation Bible School directed by Rev. J. P. Kerr with assistance from Mrs. Rupert Spring, Mrs. Betty Nicholson, Miss Carolyon Williams, John Kaufman and Mrs. Kerr. Closing exercises featured a Bible play Moses in the Bullrushes performed by costumed children. Labor Day weekend visits and church duties are noted, plus staff changes and community fund efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds
Boyds Church
J. P. Kerr
Rupert Spring
Betty Nicholson
Carolyon Williams
John Kaufman
Kerr
Moses
Smith Hoyle
Peggy Burkett
Ellen Burkett
Martin Johnson
Joan Spring
Mattie Weir
Washington
J. E. Pollock
Albert Gatley
William B. Waters
Rockville
J. Pkerr
Darnestown
Takoma Park
Vernon Russell
Howard Baughman
Dale
Darrel
Fred Butt
Courtney Wade
Women's Missionary Society
Buck Lodge
Hagless
Miss Clever
Ear Wood
May Louise
Charles Tipton
Poolesville
Garret
Public Nursing Force
Geraldine Spring
C. & P. Telephone Co
Bethesda
Percherons Shine At Maryland State Fair Shows
Norvins line dominates with Norvin’s Little Eva and Topsy’s Susanne winning multiple classes. Entries from Monocacy Farms and William Page dominate the prize list with stallions Briletude and Etudiant Jr. earning top honors, while other breeders like Masten Lang and Richard Remsburg place in several categories.
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Th ‘Monium
Marvey Hoschehen
Ohio
Charlies Wentz
William Fage
Budkeystown
Walter Johnson
Norvins
Little Eva
Topsy
Susanne
Gilly Ciss
Norvin
Bill Pape
Vialetta
Joe Vial
University of Maryland
Norving
Masten Lane
Thurmont
Etudiant
Frederick
Warren Howes
Etudiant, Jr
Masten Lang
Sir Lach, Jr
Benj. Wattkins
Admiral Degas
William Page
Blackel
Tave
Roxdana
Ketward
Judigas
Richard QR
Remsburk
Monocacy Farms
Fiily
Musien Long
Tilly
Jubaljegon
Richard Remsbury
Richard R. Remsburg
Gilly
Nerna
Willam Page
Richard RR. Remsburg
Richard R. Remeburg
Menecacy Farms
Richard R. Ranysburg
Fragmented Q and A on weapon mass and industry
The text fragment poses questions on plutonium mass for an atom bomb, pecan harvesting, and U S lumber production. It cites a claimed plutonium mass of 20 to 86 pounds, mentions a new true shaker device for pecan picking, and notes British aircraft speed and US lumber output projections.
Lost 82 lbs and returns to size 14 clothing
Fragmentary text references weight loss and a plan or product named AV DS Vitamin Gandy Reducing Man. Mentions individuals such as Missy Reynolds and Shane Flesuils and suggests a weekly routine or schedule. No clear event or verifiable facts emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Reynolds
Shane Flesuils
Unclear Economic Claim About Long Term Output
The fragment suggests a forecast about output for a decade and a figure around 3 percent of a billion, but the text is incomplete and lacks concrete entities or context to identify a named organization, date, or location.
SSS Tonic Promises Fuller Blood Strength and Health
A endorsement style ad states a weak rundown feeling signals low red blood cells. It touts SSS Tonic as boosting blood strength, energy, appetite, digestion, and immune resistance, with claims of better sleep, skin color, and vigor. Millions sold, bottle available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pload
SSS
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Louis Francis Danner
Sirieres
Pvero
N. A. Lufburrow
Whitefish
Mont
Montana
Great Northern
North Market ST
West Patrick ST
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Md
R. E. Shipley
W. E. Riker
U. S
Yaa Benjee
Willarson
Court ST
Betholine
Sherwood Brothers Incorporated
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