Peace Through Strength Proclaimed At Antietam Memorial Day
Deputy Undersecretary Carlisle Humelsine told a Sharpsburg audience that peace lies in collective strength and action. Governor Theodore R. McKeldin urged replacing Pilate's philosophy with the Prince of Peace as thousands attended the 85th Memorial Day exercises at Antietam National Cemetery. A wreath-laying and student parade followed the program, with further coverage continued on page 7.
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Sharpsburg
Antietam
Carlisle Humelsine
Hagerestown
Antietam National Cemetery
George Washington
Atrengeth
Humelsine
William Preston Viane, Jr
Theodore R. McKeldin
Tattlefield
Brilliant Flash Startles Northwest Residents
A bright meteor-like flash startled residents from Seattle to north of Vancouver on May 31 at 12 36 am. Pilots including Capt. Mickey Milliken and United Air Lines’ John Cordell reported a brilliant flare with orange and bluish tones, with halo and explosion-like sound. Observers note similar meteor events recently over Seattle and across Eastern Washington, Oregon, and Northern California.
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Vancouver
B.C
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Horder
Mickey Milliken
Trans- Canada Airlines
Victoria
Ken St. John
United Air Lines
John Cordell
Washington
Oregon
California
Albert Lasker dies advertising luminary at 72
New York dated May 31 reports the death of Albert Davis Lasker 72 a prominent advertising executive and former chairman of the United States Shipping Board. Other notices advertise dancing events at American Legion Home Clear Spring Old Mill Tavern Williamsport Green Cape Pike and Hagerstown Fire Hall with bands and suppers plus a Mid-City Parking Terminal advertising 26 cents all day with no worry no hurry and extra tax relief.
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New York
Albert Davis Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Public Square
Potomac Edison
Prayer for TUSDAY by Norman D. Kennedy
Prayer asking patience and restraint to let the Holy Spirit lead, credited to Norman D. Kennedy of Regina Sask moderator of the General Assembly, Presbyterian Church in Canada. Copyright 1952, A National Council of Churches Religious...
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Norman D. Kennedy
Regina
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In Canada
National Council of Churches
Obituaries for Lewis F Saum and Lloyd V Routzahn
Lewis F. Saum died at Gateway Nursing Home after a long illness at 59. He is survived by daughter Virginia Saum of York and siblings Fred R. Saum Robert K. Saum Harry J. Saum and Charles H. Saum. Funeral at Kraiss Funeral Home Sunday at 2:39 p.m. with Rev. Walter A. Lepp officiating and Rose Hill Cemetery interment. Lloyd V. Routzahn died suddenly at his home 105 Fairground Avenue aged 53. Born in Frederick County he was the son of Mary A. Firestone Routzahn and the late Hubert W. Routzahn. He was an electrician at Fairchild Aircraft Division and is survived by his wife Myrtle Chaney Routzahn and sisters Luella Connor Amy Broom Hazel Snively.
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Lewis F. Saum
Gateway Nursing Home
Moller
Qrgan Works
Virginia Saum
York
W. M. Neibert
Hagerstown
Fred R. Saum
Robert K. Saum
Harry J. Saum
Charles H. Saum
Lloyd V. Routzahn
Fairground Avenue
Frederick County
Mary A. (Firestone)Routzahn
Hubert W.routzahn
Fair Jehitd Aircraft Division
Iwife
Myrtle (Chaney) Routzahn
Luella Connor
Parkton
Amy Broom
Hazel Snively
Puerto Ricans To Work At Cannery
Thirty Puerto Rican laborers will be employed by the Green castle Packing Company during the canning season. They will arrive around June 10 and remain through out the canning period. The imported workers will be housed in a reconverted concrete block building owned by Wilbur A. Selters. The two story building is equipped with bunks, dining room, kitchen, shower and toilet facilities.
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Greencastle Packing Company
Wilbur A. Selters
Ambition To Become Nurse Prompts Girl To Finish School
A newspaper report notes a girl’s plan to complete her schooling inspired by her aim to become a nurse. Local groups, led by Mrs. Beulah T. Myers of Laval chapter Red Cross, sponsor April Home Safety efforts under the Mayor's Safety Committee. The initiative differs in its subtler approach and emphasizes community involvement.
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Virginia S. Harshman
Smithsburg High School
Linda Pryor
Red Cross
Smithsburg
Ifagerstown
Beaulah T. Myers
Laval
American Red Cross
Cal
Jersey Breeders Win At Western Maryland Field Day
Washington Countians swept honors at the Western Maryland Jersey breeders field day held at George A. Stiles orchard. John Morris of the University of Maryland judged 402 head. George Stiles of Roansboro won get of sire and produce of dam honors, James Shaw of Fair Play showed the champion 4-H Club female. In open classes Herbert E. Athey of Keedessville won junior champion female, St Braden King of Boonshoro displayed the senior and grand champion bull.
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Washington
Maryland Jersey
John Morris
University of Maryland
George Stiles
Roansboro
James Shaw
Herbert FE. Athey
Keedesville
St. Braden King
Anthony's Beauty Salons advertise discounted creme oil permanents
Anthony's Beauty Salons at Roonsboro and Keedys advertise their reg. 8.50 Creme Oil Permanente for 5.00. After 5 p.m. call 2377-M. The service locations include Prof. Arts Building.
Reverend Heinze Named Delegate to ULC Convention
The Rev. Edward P. Heinze of St. Mark's Lutheran Church was chosen as a delegate from the Maryland Lutheran Synod to the United Lutheran Church convention in Seattle. Selection occurred at the Maryland Synod annual meeting at Gettyshire last week. The ULC gathering is slated for the week of October 15.
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Edward P. Heinze
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Maryland Lutheran Synod
United Lutheran Church
Seattle
Maryland Synod
Gettyshire
ULC
Bhad y Rest Tavern Martinsburg Sunday Music
Martinsburg West Virginia venue Bhady Rest Tavern hosts a Sunday program by the J Br Trio. The ad promotes live music, swing tunes, and a casual evening at Martinsburg venue with no cover listed.
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Bhady
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. BR. Trio
Former Vicar at St Ann’s Succumbs in Maryland
The Rev Oscar Frederick Rudolph Treder 75 former vicar of St Ann’s Episcopal Church Smithsburg died Wednesday at the Church Home and Hospital Ballingate after a long illness. Requiem mass was held at St Stephens Thiront with his two sons Rev Rudolph W Treder of Dodge City Kansas and Rev John F Treder secretary of the Episcopal diocese of Harrisburg Pa assisting. Burial will be at Albany Rural Cemetery Albany N Y. Survivors include his wife a daughter and two other sons.
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Oscar Frederick Rudolph Treder
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Smithsburg
Ballingate
Thurmont
St. Stephens’ Church
Thiront
Swin Sons
Rudolph W. Treder
Dodge City
Kansas
John Tf. Treder
Episcopal Diocese
Harrisburg
Treder
Harriot Chapel
Albany Rural Cemetery
Albany
N.Y. Yr
Gettysburg Grad Elwood Hauver To Receive BA
Elwood E. Hauver of Smithsburg son of Mr and Mrs S F E Hauver will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Gettysburg College at the 126th Commencement exercises. A member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, he also played on the college football team.
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Elwood E. Hauver
S. FE. Hauver
Smithsburg
Gettysburg College
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Eniiece
Local Berries On City Market Open This Morning
Homegrown berries appeared on the city market this morning described as big and luscious with prices from 40 to 60 cents a box. Vendors noted splitting weather could yield an extra crop and picking around the end of next week. Eggs and a variety of spring vegetables, flowers, meat and dressed chicken were abundant as the market began its summer schedule with stalls open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Col Campbell Retires After 34 Years in Army Service
Col Alan K. Campbell a St James School graduate retires after 34 years in the Army. A Thursday parade by the 18th Airborne Corps Artillery honors the artilleryman who plans to live with his wife Mary in Fayetteville North Carolina. He spent much of his career at Fort Bragg and saw action in Normandy earning the Silver Star and other decorations.
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Alan K. Campbell
St. James School
Toulny
18Th Airborne Corps Artillery
Campbell
Mary Nelson Campbell
Fayetteville
N.C
Col Camp
Hel
Toyeata
Fort Bragg
St. James
Johns Hawkins
Massachusetts Institute of Techonology
Field Artillery Jord
Normandy
Eisenhower
32Nd Field Artillery
Ath Corps
Ith Airborne Corps
Duned
Dartmouth Senior Samuel R. Wells Earns BA Candidacy
Samuel R. Wells of Dartmouth College is among seventy seniors slated for the Bachelor of Arts degree at the upcoming commencement. A psychology major from Mercershire Academy, Wells is a member of Acta Pei and active in the Dartmouth Outing Club and the Players dramatic group.
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Samuel R. Wells
S. J. Wells
the Terrace
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Wells
Mercershire Academy
Acta Pei
Clin
The
iPlayers
Christ Lutheran to Install First Pastor at Liberty Street
Christ Lutheran Church on Liberty Street will install its first pastor in services Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. H Richard Snimmay, recently of Gettysburg Theological Seminary, will lead the service with Dr J Frank Fife, president of the Maryland Lutheran Synod, in attendance. The installation follows the church’s organization last November under the guidance of the Board of American Missions United Lutheran Church. The congregation, formerly part of Trinity Lutheran Church, began Sunday School in 1908 and has since built their own church on land donated by Albertus and Mrs Jacob Semler. Members contributed labor to construction and ongoing additions have maintained the original church size. The LDS active communicant membership is noted.
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Christ Evangelical
Fatheran Church
Liberty Street
H. Richardd Snimmay
Aracinite
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
J. Frank Fife
Maryland Lutheran Synod
American Missions
United Lutheran lChureh
Trinity Lutheran lChurch
Camilarly
Trinity
Albertus Semler
Jacob Semler
Coast Guard Seeks Recruits in Baltimore Address Listed
The Coast Guard seeks applicants for a four year enlistment. Contact the recruiting officer at South Gay Street Appraisers Stores Building Baltimore Maryland. Eligibility includes age and schooling requirements and prior service options. Also note Watch repair and jewelry services offered by Saum's Jewelers at 21 Jonathan Street.
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Coast Guard
South Gay Street
Appraisers Stores
Baltimore 2
Lave
Saum’s Jewelers
Jonathan St. Ady
City Patrolman Joins State Police
Albert Freddon of Macerstown Police resigns to join Maryland State Police after three years on the force. He passed a state exam and expects to begin training in June. Freddon, now on vacation, resides on Kutn Avenue.
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Albert Freddon
Macerstown
Maaryland
Heddon
Paice
Eheddon
Kutn Avenue
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Iniddleburg Pike
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Leslie
Royal Orchestra
American Legion Home
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Nicodemus National Bank
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Summit Avenue
H. B. Mongan
A. G. Crankleton Electric Co., Inc
Center Square
Greencastle
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Edward L. Burger
iValley Verge Export
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Maryland Pipe & Metal
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Fountain Head Country Club
Hamilton
Elgin
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Calvert
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Jonathan Street
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Pennsylvania Ave
Hagerstown, Md
Fairchild Aircraft Division
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