EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE

MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER YEAR VOL. LXXLA NO. 36 EMMITSBURG, MOUNT STUDENT LOCALS BLANK IMPROVEMENTS Anything Honor Roll Dedicatory Most KILLED IN CASHTOWN, TO ROUTE 15 At A Glance CAR WRECK Ceremonies Scheduled Sunday IN CONTEST APPEAR CERTAIN The State Roads Commission BY ABIGAIL Emmitsburg climbed back into A Mount St. Mary's College im- the win column again this week will definitely make some sophomore was killed instantly Once again Emmitsburg's when Tuesday night they de- provements to U. S. Route 15 be- and a classmate was injured at ser vice clubs, the Francis X. feated Cashtown in a shutout, 5 tween Emmitsburg and Thur- 7:45 o'clock Saturday night when Elder Post, American Legion, to 0. The contest was postponed mont in the 1951 roads program. a convertible car turned over on and the Veterans of Foreign Sunday because of rain and was Pending a study of cost esti- Route 77, about a quarter of a Wars, have demonstrated their scheduled for Tuesday evening. mates, the nature of the work mile east of the entrance to ability to cope with civilian ob- Wayne McGlaughlin hurled one has not been finally determined Shrangi-La, presidential retreat ligations at home as well as of the best games in two years, but commission sources indicated cn the Catoctin Recreational military on .the battlefield. The as he held the Pennsylvanians to that a relocation at Franklinville Area, west of Thurmont. two service clubs have estab- three scattered hits, while his is a real possibility. lished an enviable record of Edward Joseph McGrain, 20, mates were garnering six hits It was at Franklinville bridge domestic front activities and of 8537 112th St., Richmond Hill, in timely fashion. that a tractor-trailer toppled on the dedication of the new Hon- N. Y., was pronounced dead at Cashtown started Kane on the a pleasure car last year, killing examiner or Roll this Sunday, is just the scene. The medical mound but he was replaced early three occupants. The double curve another milestone in the record said death was due to a fractured in the contest by Kitzmiller. into and off the Owens Creek of accomplishments. A fine skull. The lineup: Li idge has been the scene of program has been arranged for Removed to Frederick Memorial Emmitsburg many bad accidents. the affair and a large attend- Hospital was the driver, Raymond Ab R H 0 AE Any relocation at Franklinville a ance is anticipated. The clubs A. McNamara, 22, 70 Drake St., Frock, lf 3 1 0 0 0 0 would mean construction of but have gone to a great deal of Melvern, N. Y., who was reported McMahon, c 0 1 5 • 0 0 new bridge over the creek, expense in erecting this new improved this week after treat- McCleaf, cf 1 0 0 0 0 officials and residents of the sec- monument in honor of those ment for shock and back injur- Novak, ss 3 1 1 2 2 0 tion feel it would be worth it to who served their country in the ies. Sayler, rf 2 1 1 0 0 0 get rid of the present series of last war and the least Emmits- State Trooper 1/c H. J. Brown Warthen, rf 1 0 0 1 1 0 serious curves. curves burg can do, in my opinion, is said his investigation is being Finn, lb 2 0 1 10 1 0 There are a number of 1111464 two towns which to show up Sunday for the continued. He indicated one or .*11/41111 Hollinger, 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 between the lopirrn of com- dedicatory exercises and show more charges will be placed Smith, 3b 1 0 0 0 1 0 have been the source it ap- their appreciation for a com- against McNamara. Strine, 2b 3 1 1 0 1 0 plaints. Any improvements, peared, would involve the other mendable achievement. Only Trooper Brown said the two —SCHEDULE OF EVENTS—. McGlaughlin, p 2 0 1 0 1 0 curves, a chief target of the Em- the names of those who served students had attended a class pic- Doughboy Monu- — — — — 10:00 a. m.—Placing of wreaths at VFW Plaque and mitsburg-Thurmont Route 15 Im- in World War II will be dis- nic on the Catoctin Recreational Totals 24 '5 6 18 7 0 ment by William L. Topper, commander Legion Post, and provement Association, which has played on the monument. Vet- Area and were en route back to Cashtown commander VFW Post. met with roads officials to urge erans of World War I are hon- ,he college, near here. The car Harold M. Hoke, Ab R H OAE 0 0 action on modernization of the ored by the Doughboy marker ailed to round a curve and went 10:15 a. m.—Memorial Service at the Reformed Church. B. Bucher, 3 0 0 1 high Way. in West End. In addition to ;tit of control. It went off the 11:15 a. m.—Dedication of Monument at the Legion Home. Kump, 2b 2 0 0 0 1 0 Some surveys have already been paying homage to those who lighway on one side and then Biesecker 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 —DEDICATORY PROGRAM— made and cost estimates will be have served their country, these etua ned to the paved portion be- I. Herring, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Introductory Remarks J Albert Saffer, Past Commander studied by the roads commission markers serve a dual purpose ,ore turning over. The machine J. Bucher, lb 2 0 1 3 0 0 Singing "America" before action is taken. in showing our respect for 3kidded about 50 feet on its top Group Singley, ss 2 0 0 0 0 0 John D. Sullivan 0 Motorists are already using, to those who made ,.the supreme 3efore stopping. It was headed Invocation Rev. D. Bucher, cf 2 0 1 0 0 some extent, the unfinished re- sacrifice and also adding beau- in the opposite direction when Unveiling of Honor Roll Mrs. Rita Felix Spence, cf 0 0 0- 0 0 1 location of Route 15 on the south- ty to the town. The marker he reported.. Timmerman Robert, 3b-2b 2 0 1 2 1 0 stopped, Placing of Wreath on Grave Mrs. Fred P. Emmitsburg, Toll will become the property of G. Herring, c 2 0 0 11 2 1 ern outskirts of McGrain's body was taken to Dedicatory Prayer Rev. Philip Bower road has the Corporation of Emmits- Kane, p 0 0 0 0 2 1 Gate Hill, where the New York Monday by M. L Albert Saffer avail- burg immediately after the pres- Presentation of Honor Roll to Community J Kitzmiller, p 1 0 0 0 1 1 been cut through land made Creager, Thurmont undertaker. A entation ceremonies Sunday. , Acceptance Mayor Thornton W. Rodgers able by St. Joseph's College. placed on For this we thank you from Address Daniel H. Burkhardt Totals 20 0 318 7 4 bare course has been but no blacktop has the bottom of our hearts Vet- Juniors 'Topped Rev. E. P. Welker EMMITSBURG 212 000-5 the relocation Benediction That prob- erans of Foreign Wars and Cashtown 000 000-0 been installed as yet. Contest Taps Leo G. Sanders and Paul R. Dern summer. American Legion. 3-2 In Runs batte din — McMahon, ably will come this eased and re- * * * Costly errors in the early in- * * * * * * * * * Finn, Hollinger. Three-base hit The relocation 90-degree curve. Indications are evident that nings last Sunday cost the local —J. Bucher. Two-base hit—Mc- duced a severe new honor roll be at all times, by Mrs. Rita Felix, widow of through prison the town's street markers are American Legion Juniors their Emmitsburg's will maintained Mahon. Double play—Warthen to Work was done will be formally dedicated Sun- the of eternal Sgt. James C. Felix, killed in ac- with grading by Contractor well on their way. Commis- second setback of the season. indicating light Novak. Sacrifice — McGlaughlin. labor, day by the two service organiza- peace. ton in the European Theater in E. E. Russells, Frederick. Another sioner Wales E. Rightnour, the Victorious was the Fairview Letf on base Emmitsburg 7, tions, the American Legion and The exercises will commence at 1944. A wreath will be placed danger spot in front of St. Jos- chairman of the installation team by a 3-2 score. Cashtcwn 3. Hits—off McGlaugh- the Veterans of Foreign Wars. 10 a. m. with the placing of on the grave of Lt. Fred P. Tim- eph's College has been reduced committee, has been busy with In the third inning the Juniors lin 3, Kane 4, Kitzmiller 2. Philip B. Sharpe, chairman of wreaths on the VFW plaque on merman Jr. by his mother, Mrs. by raising the road bed there, preparatory plans and already tied the count at 2-2 on a single Struck out—by McGlaughlin 5, the erection committee, announced the Square and the Doughboy Fred P. Timmerman, Sr. Lt. Tim- several feet. some of the posts have been by Collins, who stole second, and by Kane 2, by Kitzmiller 8. Bases that during the Sunday exer- monument in West End, by the merman gave his life in action in anchored. It is expected that a mighty triple by "Fireball" Joy, on balls—off McGlaughlin 1, off cises, the monument will be offi- two commanders, Harold M. Hoke 1945 in the European Theater. very shortly now our street followed by a double by McNair. Kane 4, off Kitzmiller 1. Winning 60 Streams cially turned over to the Corpo- and William L. Topper. Memorial dedicatory prayer will be of- corners will blossom out with The pitchers were rather stin- ,A pitcher — McGlaughlin (2-0). ration of Emmitsburg for per- services will be held im the newly- Philip Bower, pas- the new black and white indi- gy with their hits. Joy. Junior fered by Rev. Loser—Kane (0-1). Are Stocked manent possession. Estimated cost constructed Reformed Church at Lutheran Church. J. * * cators. No longer will you hurler, gave up eight hits and i tor of the * Sixty major surface water im- of the project is near $3000. 10:15 a. m. with the ,dedication Albert Saffer, Frederick, will scratch your head when some struck out 12, while Null pitched poundments in Maryland, of five services following at 11':15 a. m. introductory remarks and Pen-Mar League stranger asks you where De- four-hit ball, striking out 13. Four hundred and forty-four make acres in area, have been stocked W. the presentation of the monu- Paul St., or Frailey Road is Accorsling to Manager .Ros- names of those who served in Mayor Thornton Rodgers Fairfield 3 0 1.000 with warm water fish such as Roll in ment to the mayor. Benediction located. All you will have to ensteel, the Juntors had some World War II are contained on will accept the Honor Taneytown 3 0 1.000 largemouth blue bass, bluegills, in- will be under supervision of Rev. say now is go to this or that trouble getting their signals the marker. Construction is of the name of Emmitsburg. The Westminster 2 1 .667 white suckers, black crappie, and by Rev. Edmund P. Welker, pastor of the intersection until you see your straight. He indicated there will concrete, faced with Formstone. vocation will be asked EMMITSBURG 2 1 .667 forage fish. Sportsmen will find Reformed Church. Taps will be .333 street marker. Heretofore when e plenty of practice in this de- The name plates are printed on John D. Sullivan, of St. Joseph's Cashtown 1 2 the lakes, ponds and reservoirs and in and the unveil- sounded by Leo G. Sanders and 1 2 .333 approached for a location, all partment coming up. coated paper encased Catholic Church McSherrystown amply stocked by the State Game be Paul *Dern. .000 you could do was raise your The score: vinyl plastic. Fluorescent lighting ing of the 'marker will done Littlestown 0 3 and Inland Fish Commission as a 3 .000 hat, scratch your dandruff and Fairview Thurmont 0 result of their intensive hatchery mumble: Up thataway a couple Ab R H 0 AE Games Sunday and commercial bass purchase hundred feet and turn left, or Shultz, If 5 1 1 1 0 1 Lutheran Delegates Retail Businessmen Must File Littlestown at EMMITSBURG program during the past year. follow your nose and when you Bakner, 3b 4 0 2 0 2 1 Westminster at Cashtown Fishermen may be amazed to By Taneytown get there ask somebody else. Black, lb 4 1 2 9 1 0 At Conference Price Chart Wednesday Fairfield at find a silver jaw tag with "MD" Now, under the new system, all Bumbaugh, c 4 0 2 14 1 0 Rev. Philip Bower, Supt. Car- Maryland OPS Director Hugo clothing, furniture, rugs, lamps, Thurmont at McSherrystown and a number inscribed thereon Scheule you have to do is drive to the Lohman, ss 3 0 0 0 1 1 roll E. Frock, James Sanders, R. Hoffman today warned retail household textile commodities and Memorial Day when they try their favorite corner marker you are looking Wetzel, rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Robert Gillelan, and Mrs. businessmen subject to the pro- other items. In addition, hun- Fairfield at EMMITSBURG haunts this season. for and turn and when you get W. Wetzel, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0 Roy Maxell represented the Elias visions of Ceiling Price Regula- dreds of items are also covered The Maryland Game and Inland there knock on several doors J. Weikert, 2b 2 1 0 2 1 0 Ev. Lutheran Sunday School at tion 7 that they must file a pric- by an amendment to the regula- CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Fish Commission has marked and wait for the irate house- — —1 — the Western Conference Sunday ing chart with his office by tion. Some of these are: radio Geoffrey Zurgable celebrated more than 3000 of the 30,000 wife who was in the basement Totals 34 3 7 27 20 3 School Assn. convention, which May 30. Under their regulation, and television sets, musical in- his fourth birthday anniversary largemouth bass adults released washing, to growl: Up street Legion Juniors Was held at St. Paul's Lutheran retailers who fail to file a pric- struments, phonographs and rec- last Sunday, May 20, at a party this year. These fish tip the three or four more houses. All Ab R H OAE Church, Burkittsville last Thurs- ing chart by that date may not ords, housewares, notions, lug- given by his parents, Mr. and scales at some two to five pounds. this leads up to correct house Chrismer, ss .... 4 0 0 1 4 2 day, May 17. continue to sell the commodities gage, sporting goods, silverware, Mrs. Roger Zurgable. Tags of fish caught should be numbers. What good is a street grassware, jewelry, The guests entertained McNair, 313 3 0 1 1 0 0 All the officers were re-elected covered until an acceptable chart chinaware, little returned to the county game war- when there are no num- clocks. Gwennie Shorb, marker P. Mick, lb 3 0 0 9 1 0 for another year, including Char- is filed. "In other words," said watches, and were Donnie and dens whose names and addresess bers of the houses? It all re- also says that merchants Jerry and Tommy Rightnour, Walter, cf 4 0 0 0 1 0 les W. Mumma, Rocky Ridge, Mr. Hoffman, the merchant who OPS are listed in the Angler's Guide. minds me of a giant labyrinth, volume of business Harry and Jordan, 2b 3 0 0 1 3 0 president; Dr. Roger Fiery, Hag- fails to submit the chart by the whose yearly Paul Joe Humerick, To stimulate commercial and with its secret passages, blind have the privi- and Julie Eck- Sterbinsky, lf 3 0 0 0 0 erstown, first vice president, and date outlined is out of business is under $20,000 Sissie Harner, Joe club interests, a prize might be alleys and dual passages . . . either Regula- Tommy Zurgable, Lynn, Collins, rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 Claude Ahalt, Burkittsville, sec- temporarily since two 30-day ex- lege of selecting enrode, well offered for the fisherman It all leads to confusion . . . the General Ceiling Mike, and Karen Shorb, Terry Little, c 3 0 013 2 0 ond vice president; Mrs. Roy tensions have already been given. tion 7 or catching a certain designated And what with all these Gov- for establishing Ronnie Elliot, John Bal- D. Joy, p 3 1 2214 0 Keiser, Detour and Miss Lulu V. We wish to give every possible Price Regulation Ohler, numbered tag. ernment and state papers to However, once a mer, Tommy and Dottie Shorb, *Chen 1 0 0 0 0 Birely, Keyrnar, were elected sec- assistance in helping businessmen ceiling prices. fill out, a fellow doesn't have is made, the retailer is and Gregory and Geoffrey Zur- 11. Mick 1 0 0 0 0 0 retary and treasurer, respectively, to comply with Ceiling Price decision much more dandruff to stir up to continue pricing under No Mail §Hartdagen 1 0 0 0 0 0 and Vernon Zimmerman, West- Regulation 7. Our staff members bound gable. anymore. at ors headquarters, 306 W. the regulation he chooses. Games were played, after which Wednesday * * * minster, statistical Secretary. Totals 32 2 4 27 26 2 Franklin St., are available to Business firms doing a yearly refreshments were served to the The Postoffice lobby will be The main speakers were Dr. Since Charlie Price has de- *Batted for Sterbinsky in 9th. give all possible aid." volume of $50,000 or more must group. open on Memorial Day from 8:15 Frank Fife, Baltimore, president clared war on gambling we .1-Batted for Collins in 9th. Ceiling price regulation 7, the also file a copy of Public. Form to 9:15 a. m., only. There of the Maryland Synod; Miss can't help but wonder what will §Batted for Little in 9th. retail mark-up order, covers) No. 3 with their pricing charts. BUS WILL HAUL PICKERS will be no window service and Catherine Juram, Philadelphia, happen to the good old turkey Fairview 101 100 000 3 The I. Z. Musselman Orchards no mail is delivered on the rural Pa., Parish and Church School raffles we so thoroughly en- 002 000 000--2 of Orrtanna, Pa., have announced :elutes on that day. One outgoing JUNIORS Board representative, and Rev. joyed around Thanksgiving and Guests that free bus transportation will mail is dispatched at 7:30 a. m., Howard Reisz, Baltimore. Agriculture Classes To Be Christmas? Or the fun we used SONS BORN be furnished this year for cherry Postmaster Louis H. Stoner an- item of business was to derive from the church "corn A special Of Local Grange At Meeting pickers from this area. The sched- .lounced this week. game"? One good feature will Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryder, N. the vote of the convention to The Emmitsburg Grange will Peterson, University of Minneap- ule will be announced later. of those Seton Ave., announce the birth of come to Emmitsburg for the 1952 be the elimination olis. Dr. Peterson's work with Officials of the company said Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sites, Orr- time you a son Wednesday morning at annual convention when the Elias meet Wednesday evening at 8:30 people, who every milk production is recognized this week the crop is exceptionally tanna, Pa., are receiving congral - get the the Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, Ev. Lutheran Sunday School will o'clock in the Emmitsburg High went down street to world-wide. large this year and many pick- ulations on the birth of a son, with a chance Pa. be the host. business mail, tagged you School. After a short The program is under the su- ers will be needed to harvest the Robert Dean. Mrs. Sites is the of func- A son was born to Mr. and book for some type Approximately 250 delegates session, an open meeting will be pervision of Mr. William Baker, crop. former Miss Patsy Tressler, tion. Pity the poor kiddies who Mrs. Paul O'Connor, Mt. St. and visitors attended the Thurs- Tress- held and Mr. F. G. Lodge, Purina agriculture teacher at EHS, and The cherry picking is expected daughter of Mrs. Edna A. on the bubble gum ma- Mary's College, and a daughter convention, which was the gamble day representative from Frederick who is a member of the Grange. to start late in June and will ler of Emmitsburg. chines . . . And say, C. P., how to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clay- largest convention ever held by will show three movies; "Milk Guests at the meeting will be continue until late July. about the fellow who gambles baugh, Taneytown Rt. 2, at the the Western Conference Assn. Warner Production," "More From What the agricultural classes of Thur- Discharged from the in the stock market? Isn't that Warner Hospital Tuesday. Gettysburg, Pa., this We Have" and "Calf Starting." mont and Emmitsburg High Saccharin might be called a Hospital, of gambling? It appears Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Orndorff, Gibney a type BANKS CLOSED are based on work Schools. Parents and friends of "condiment," one of the many week was Mrs. Matthew that Emmitsburg, are the parents of a The films under the circumstances, invited to attend flavors like salt and pepper which and infant daughter, Emmitsburg All Maryland banks will be being done at Purina experimen- the classes are a lot of people who voted to son, born Saturday at the Annie Rt. 1. Day. tal laboratories by Dr. A. W. the showing. are used for taste. (Continued on Page Two) Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. closed Wed., Memorial PAGE TWO EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 ••=1.11., DRIVE SUCCESSFUL gratified this week as a result Emmitsburg Chronicle The recent financial drive of the of the campaign and reported a CLASSIFIED ADS THEATER, GETTYSBURG National Capital Area Boy Scouts collection of $100. Mr. Kelz was FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND TO SHOW AT MAJESTIC EMMITSBURG, of America was a grand success, assisted by Lumen F. Norris, Guy PUBLISHED WEEKLY ON FRIDAY FOR SALE 1 according to information released A. Baker, Sr., and Jack Hum- Published by CHRONICLE PRESS & ASSOCIATES,Emmitsburg, Md. this week by Melvin H. Derr, erick. The money will go to ELDER, Editor CHARLES A. FOR SALE — Delicious roasting county chairman. Mr. Willjant finance Scouting activities in the EDWARD G. STULL, Business Manager chickens, 6-7 lbs., 40c lb. Mor- Kelz, local drive chairman, felt area. TERMS $2.00 a Year in Advance. ris A. Zentz, phone 57-F-2. 5 25 2tp All Communications and Checks Intended for This Paper Should Be Addressed CHRONICLE PRESS & ASSOCIATES, Emmitsburg, Md. FOR SALE-1938 Plymouth Se- Copy for Advertisements Must Be Received in This Office Not Later right. 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Auto Output Increased Thurmont Man Is Precision Grazing Recommend Free Film Colored X-Ray Pictures Kaiser-Frazer Corp. has re- Ordained Priest Paying Dividends Early Culling Available ! A British X-ray expert has dis- ported almost a 200 per cent BABSON closed a method of making col- during Ordained Saturday at the Ba- When chicks are five to six The Hagerstown Social Secur- hike in output of cars To Farmers ored X-ray pictures through the 1950. This sliced the company's silica of the Assumption in Bal- weeks old, or whenever you can ity Office has just received a new Precision grazing is the term use of three negatives. The Brit- deficit to less than half that of timore, Rev. Thomas R. Kincaid, Writes .. . easily distinguish the cockerels, 16-mm sound film on the revised 1949. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rhea T. applied to the type of manage- ish Press Assn. said it believed it is time to separate the sexes. Social Security law which is avail- Kincaid, Thurmont, celebrated his ment required by modern pas- this is the first time in medical Remove the male birds and place first Solemn Mass Sunday in Our tures which can furnish up to able without charge to interested them in a separate enclosure, fin- history that color has been a. - Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, in By ROGER BABSON three times as much feed as the groups in Frederick county. ishing them off as broilers. Re- plied. Thurmont. A breakfast for the pastures found on most Mary- According to W. S. King, man- NEW N. tain only those cockerels needed visiting clergy which assisted the BOSTON, H., May land farms a few years ago. ager of the Hagerstown office, 25—Senator Kefauver has done for breeding purposes. Rev. Kincaid in celebrating the Specialists report that the new this is the first film made on this country an invaluable Removal of the males gives mass, family and close friends type pastures containing orchard the 1950 amendments to the So- service, not pullets additional room and elim- followed at Cozy Club, Thurmont. grass and ladino clover or tall cial Security law. It explains how just by expos- inates crowding at the feed these amendments changed the Father Kincaid was born in fescue and ladino can produce as ing a bunch troughs. They will do better as law and what effect they have on Ewing, Va., in 1926. A convert much as three tons of dry mat- of crooks, but a result. And the poultry raiser all workers including the self- to the faith, he received instruc- ter per acre. The old bluegrass- by turning realizes a saving in feed costs. employed. The purpose of the tions from Father Ryan at El- white clover pasture did well to the spotlight Keep in your flocks of medium film a running time of about 20 licott City during his junior year produce a ton per acre. into the dark and heavy breeds only one male minutes is to promote better in higk school. He received his However, to keep such pastures, corners of to every 15 females. For Leg- understanding of all citizens of elementary and high school edu- the modern farmer must man- our national horns and other light breeds the their rights, benefits, and obli- cation in the public schools of age them correctly. A rule of morality, and ratio should •be about one rooster gations under the Old-Age and Virginia, Kentucky and Maryland. thumb given by the specialists Sorg. W.Bobraa showing us to every 20 hens. Survivors' Insurance provisions He made his theological stud- is "10 days on 30 days off." This up for what we really are! Retain Good Breeders of the Social Security Act. ies at St. Mary's in Roland Park, means that a pasture should be Loose Talk Keep the best cockerels for Mr. King said that his office receiving the Bachelor of Sacred grazed down to one and one-half breeding stock. To -pick the best will be glad to arrange for a CREAGER'S Theology degree. There has been a lot of loose inches in 10 days and then given males, here are some guide rules showing •before any interested Father Kincaid's parents are talk about freedom and the a rest period of a month or Florist Shop to follow: group or organization in Fred- well-known in Frederick County. greatness of this country. Re- more. (1) High quality chicks are erick County. THURMONT, MARYLAND his father, has long cently the Office of Defense Four pasture areas are neces- Rhea Kincaid, the cheapest in the long run. If been with the Soil Con- Mobilizatoin announced to the sary to provide this rotation. identified you haven't already purchased mother, papers that we shall be mighty Each lot should be clipped after servation Service and his your chicks, plan to get the best in two years! Just what does the stock is removed if weeds or Mrs. Loretta Kincaid, is a teacher available at your hatchery. at A sister, Mrs. it mean by "mighty"? ungrazed areas are evident. Sabillasville. (2) Look for good fathering. Clyde is a pub- The thing's that made Amer- In fact, the agronomists state Kefauver, county Mark all chicks which have long i lic nurse. Kincaid ica great cannot be packaged that if you don't rotate the graz- health Rev. pin feathers in their wings at NOTICE Jos- by a government agency and ing on such pasture, you may celebrated mass here at St. hatching time or tail feathers at eph's Church Monday handed out to us like Social soon lose the ladino clover and Catholic 10 days of age. Phone 127-F-3 Security checks. In a democ- have only a grass pasture left. morning, (3) Keep for later selection the Due to resignation of present Chief of Police, racy, nobody but the individual However, they add that rotation largest cockerels at eight to 12 —you and I and the fellow on of bluegrass-white clover pas- weeks of age. applicants are being accepted from qualified the other side of the tracks tures increases yields by only 10 (4) Retain all cockerels that —can make America great. per cent and may not be worth persons for this position. are free of standard disqualifica- And whether or not it becomes the cost of the extra fencing. tion and have no body deformi- great is a matter of national ties. Look for points on the sides morality. Only if our society Good Music of the comb and feathers on has the moral fiber, the na- neighbor-saving device for shanks, toes and between the tional character, will we be A Deadline For Application May 25 musicians who live in apartment toes. Get rid of any with these great. houses was announced recently disqualifications. Eliminate the Character And Our Schools by music. teacher Jesse Roope of runts and slow-feathering birds. boYf Character isn't something London. It silences pianos, trum- When your pullet flock begins you study in school, do a few pets, and violins, except for lis- laying, do not house males and problems, and presto!, you teners wearing earphones. females together until the pro- Burgess and Commissioners have it. Character springs and duction of hatching eggs is EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND flourishes in a friendly home Most European cabbage is started. It is best to produce environment. Morality is the grown in the Balkans and Italy. market eggs which are infertile. ohata end product of character. Our children's character traits are determined by the way in which WE think, act, and believe. Character is taught by exam- ple. The Dept. of Defense can buy airplanes, ships, tanks, and munitions, but it cannot buy character which is sorely need- Braddock Heights Park ed today to make us "mighty." I have just come from a trip through our great industrial cities. Here is what I heard over and over again from dif- In the ferent business executives who are hiring thousands of young- sters every year: "The young New One-Way people today aren't reliable. OPENS MAY 30 They make the same kinds of mistakes over and over, and Glass Bottle they don't seem to care . . . they lack industry. They aren't uncomfortable when idle. They give the impression that what TAKE THE they want most is a quick, easy buck. We have failed to teach him to follow a path success- FAMILY TO No Return— fully to the end--no matter And No Deposit — how difficult the going gets. Graduates today give up too BRADDOCK HEIGHTS No empty bottles easily." Careless Parents May FOR SUMMERTIME To clutter your closet! Make Careless Employes Easy to open — "Our schools themselves have succumbed to a philosophy of RELAXATION Easy to pour — mediocrity by passing children each year whether the quality And nothing to carry of work is good or bad. The AND Back to the Store! training in the schools that there can be reward without hard work has lead to irre- HEALTHY FUN sponsibility. In this sense our schools have failed to discharge their whole duty . . . and in so doing have failed to develop moral virtues . . character." MOM like0fitO t4t}ltf In the last analysis, however, • • it is the parents who are at pi, tVitk° fault. The average parent today BOWLING SWIMMING has great difficulty trying to develop industrious children. He won't make his children mow the lawn or wash the car or put on the screens. Junior re- bels because Joey down the street doesn't have to do these things, so why should he? The Ferris Wheel real ailment here, of course, is ROLLER a lack on the part of the par- and ents of moral courage which SKATING Merry-so-Round comes from religion. When hir- ing young men employment managers should' give some PICNICS consideration to the applicant's parents. Gen. Marshall's Forecasts More than anything else to- day American business, the MERRY-GO-ROUND --- PONY RIDES --- MOUNTAIN ThEATRE --- GIANT SLIDE Federal government, and our schools and homes need men and women of character—in- dividuals whose search for realities goes beyond the life's PICNIC TABLES MAY BE RESERVED BY CALLING YOUR LOCAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OFFICE thin veneer of men and ma- chines. This country can remain man great but only if we sustain GO TO BRADDOCK HEIGHTS PARK is*#e its moral fiber, and remember, Oe... in a democracy that is an in- WHERE IT'S ALWAYS DELIGHTFULLY COOL Whops/Oak dividual responsibility. Don't take too seriously the forecasts of the Dept. of Defense. (These opinions of Roger W. Along U. S. Route 40 Between Middletown and Frederick, Md. Babson are published in the 811W4d and Bottled by The National Brewing Company Ultima% 24, MA1411i Chronicle every Friday.) 4

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special States' Spending Soars practices are receiving Community Chorus Ambrose Thomas. Following in- Items emphasis in Ma, yland this year termission the orchestra will per- State governments spent a Rocky Ridge News Conservation MARYLAND in the Agricultural Planning Concert form Max Bruch's "Kol Nidrei" recot d $13.1 billion is the fiscal Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Clem, Mr. was re-elected president of the Program, both to provide feed June. This was The Frederick Community with cello solo played by Bernard year ended last Ind Mrs. Clarence Clem, Balto.; the association. and to protect the land. pre- Chorus and the Frederick-Hood Siegert of Hagerstown. This com- 12 per cent more than the Mrs. M. J. Kaas, Sr., Mr. and HOME FRONT Practices being stressed are double 'Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Pentz and ceding year and more than Mrs. John D. Kaas and son, Bil- use of lime, phosphate and pot- College Orchestra will present position is based on a traditional billion children, Carol Ann a n d Rich- their aggregation of $6.4 ly, attended the reception given ash. Detailed information a-bout Gabriel Faure's "Requiem Mass" Hebrew melody of the same'name in 1946, the first postwar year. ard, Hagerstown; Mrs. Marlin rather Thomas R. "Farmers with enough storage in honor of use of these practices for pas- at their spring concert Sunday which is sung once each year in Shriner, Woodsboro, visited re- Kincaid in the American Legion for their grain on their own at ture improvement is available May in the Gambrill every syna gogue and temple. Mr. and Sunday eve- places will be relatively independ- evening, 27, cently in the home of Home, Thurmont, the county PMA office in each The program will be concluded ent of increasing transportation gymnasium at Hood College. Dr. Mrs. Frank Ralston. ning. county. with a rendition of Gabriel Business Services storage difficul- Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Pryor and A bus trip to Baltimore and and commercial Safety Are Stressed Earl Blakeslee, head of the music PATRONIZE oar advertisers. These Needis. Faure's "Requiem," scored for or- proven family, Cascade, were supper Annapolis last Saturday was en- ties," says Joseph H. Blandford, firms are reliable and have About 18,000 farm people die department at Hood, will con- chestra, chorus and soprano and through the years that they handle only guests on Sunday of Mr. and joyed by the following: Mesdames chairman of the Maryland Pro- quality products and offer skilled pro- in accidental deaths each year and duct. bass soli. It is believed that this fessional service and advice. and Mr. and Mrs. Shaefer, Ethel Mumma, duction and Marketing Adminis- Mrs. Harvey Alice more than 1.5 million disabling The first half of the program choral work has never before Valentine, Janice Val- tration State Committee. Franklin Stambaugh. Catherine injuries are suffered. will be devoted to secular or- been performed in the Frederick The twenty-seventh annual con- entine, Mildred Keilholtz, Ethel The Chairman points out that chestral compositions by George This loss of time and man- as ea. vention of the Lutheran Sunday Wood, Nettie Late, Katherine each year more and more of the Frederick Handel, Johann Sebas- Guaranteed Watch & power is particularly serious in School Assn., of the Western Con- Stambaugh, Mae Kaas, Anna small grains of the country are tian Bach, W. A. Mozart, and Service this time of national emergency, Clock ference, Evangelical Lutheran Sy- Law, Helen Ogle, Gladys Keil- being harvested with combines. according to Mr. Blandford. DR. II E. SLOCUM Quality Watches nod of Md., was held last Thurs- holtz, Anne and Cora Valentine, As a result more and more grain JEWELRY Lutheran He points out that President & day in St. Paul's Clydes Troxell, Vallie Eby, No- must be stored on the farm since ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM OPTOMETRIST More Value—Less Cost Church, Burkittsville. Those at- vella Dinterman, Carrie Diller, transportation and commercial Truman has called for observance tending from Mt. Tabor Union Bertha Dorsey, Mary Knight, storage cannot keep pace. of National Farm Safety Week HOW TO KILL IT •Eyes Examined during the week of July 22. •Glasses Prescribed Cool's Jewelry Sunday School were: Rev. Edou- Edna Sayler and Lillian Clem; In the Chairman's words, "If a IN ONE HOUR! ard Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Misses Cotta Valentine, Ruth and a farmer has storage on his own In this connection he points out •Optical Repair Service that af- Store Mumma, Mrs. Ethel Mumma, Mr. Ethel Krise, May Moser, Shirley farm there will be no question unprecedented changes IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back OFFICE HOURS: Main, Emmitsburg 217 W. Charles E. Troxell, Mrs. Cather- Shry, Harriet Trout, Nancy Din- about his having a place to put fecting manpower on farms have from any druggist. T-4-L is spe- ine Valentine, Miss Cotta Valen- terman and Sandra Keilholtz. taken place in the last 10 years. cially made for HIGH CONCEN- Weduesday and Friday his grain. If his grain is dry, he TRATION. Undiluted alcohol base tine, Mrs. Robert Ogle, During that period the number 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. Mrs. Mae Among the places of interest vis- will be able to get a price sup- gives great PENETRATING pow- For the Best Kaas. The delegates were Mrs. ited were Fort McHenry and the port loan. In that way he will of farm workers has decreased by er. Kills IMBEDDED germs on 408 W. Main St. Mrs. Lillian Clem and Mrs. Maud Naval Academy. A boat trip was be able to get money to pay cur- over one million. More than contact. NOW at HOUSER'S EMMITSBURG, MD GAS Stambaugh. Mr. Charles Mumma also taken on the Severn River. twice as many tractors and DRUG STORE, Emmitsburg, Md. Phone 14 BOTTLED sent expenses and still be in a 5-4-4ts - Phone 50 position to hold his crop for fu- trucks are now used . on farms ture sale." and only half as many horses Gonders MARYLAND FEED & GRAIN MARKETS and mules. Eighty-six per cent of Farmers interested in con- The Baltimore feed market pendently weak and harvesting of all farms are now provided with Gas & Electric structing additional grain storage New during last week. the new crop began in the south- electrical service. Due to this in- Entertainment Policy Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. weakened on their farms still can borrow ern producing area. Barley and crease in mechanization, together Weakness was most pronounced up to 85 per cent of the money grain sorghums were steady to with better varieties, better in 17% dehydrated alfalfa meal needed for that purpose through slightly weaker. Soybeans held methods, and other factors, the the county PMA committee, the EXCELLENT FOOD which declined sharply almost at ceiling levels but flaxseed output per man-hour is 50 per Chairman explains. Information Wholesome Fun Starts GOOD DRINKS four per cent—$4 per ton less dropped 20 cents per bushel at cent higher than it was as re- on such loans can be obtained • Seafood Over Week-end than a week ago. Wheat mill- Minneapolis reflecting slow de- cently as 1937. from county PMA offices. BLUE DUCK INN feeds declined over three per cent mand for oil and meal. While these changes have en- Saturday Night at 10 P. M. Improving Pastures Conserve Waynesboro Road while standard bran—$2.71 per Maryland Grain Marketti abled us to increase agricultural EMMITSBURG, MD. ton less, and standard middlings, Baltimore grain markets weak- Feed Grain production substantially, they $2.97 per ton less. 50% meat ened last week with weakness "A penny saved is a penny have at the same time increased scrap declined almost three per noted in all grains listed. Soy- earned." This addage has a spe- the hazards of farm operations. EIGGER AND BETTER SHOWS cent. Distillers' dried grains in- beans remained at ceiling level. cial meaning at this time for For this reason it is more im- creased over three per cent -- Garlicky wheat lost about three Maryland fa/ niers in connection portant than ever that farmers $2.46 per ton higher. Brewers' cents per bushel. No. 2 yellow with current feed reserves, states follow safe practices in their dried grains increased over two shelled corn declined about one Mr. Blandford. work. Veterans of Foreign Wars per cent—$1.52 per ton higher. cent per bushel, while yellow ear As he sees it, the big problem Defense needs also emphasize During last week, DelMarVa corn dropped about five cents per this year is 'to produce all the the importance of farm safety. EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SAT. NIGHT broiler producers paid an average bushel. No. 2 barley declined feed grain we can and at the Farm workers are now more of 105.76 per ton for feed and about two cents per bushel. No. same time make our reserves go highly skilled and replacement received an average of 27.7 cents 2 western white oats declined as far as they will by making more difficult. There is little re- IRAN' NAM per pound for broilers. Based on about two cents per bushel. maximum use of our pasture and 'serve manpower to meet the need this average retail cash price of Pit. * B(FITIED• 441416 National Grain Markets hay land. This does not mean for increased output. This year 20% broiler mash on lower East- FARMERS Prices of the principal feed cutting down on livestock produc- there will be some replacements ern Shore, one pound live weight Gas Installed in Your stuffs continued to decline dur- tion through reduced feeding but of trained farm workers by of broilers would buy 5.2 pounds Home for $9.75. ing last week, largely as a re- it does mean checking waste and younger or older men and women ,of feed. Call REES Frederick Bottled Gas Co sult of plentiful market supplies using available feed efficiently. who are less experienced and National Feed Phone 1684-W Markets and a seemingly slow demand. He points out that of 10. these persons will undoubtedly To Remove That Old, Sick or Dead Animal. 410 N. Market St. Grain markets continued weak Pastures have improved and are through improving pastures, a be more prone to accidents. Pre- MD. FREDERICK, and prices made further declines furnishing a good supply of feed considerable saving in feed grain vention of accidents on farms is Also Buy Hides, Tallow, Grease, Cracklings last week, according to reports for dairy cows and other live- can be made. "Every pound of an essential part of our defense Bones, Etc. to the Dept. of Agriculture. Bene- stock. Movement of the Canadian meat and quart of milk that program. ficial rains in the winter wheat feed wheat into eastern and the can be produced from pasture is First Quality Diamond belt, more favorable conditions New Englana states have re- that much grain saved. In the Mrs. Laura Beard Diehl, of A. F. REES,Inc. Engagement Rings for planting corn and other feed duced the demand for domestic face of increasing livestock num- York, Pa., and formerly of Em- grains, continued plentiful offer- wheat market feeds and poultry bers and stepped-up feeding op- mitsburg, who has been ill, is re- PHONE 3701 HANOVER, PA. GAY JEWELRY ings in the cash markets and a rations in that area. The index of erations, there is need for making ported much improved. PROMPT less active demand for most wholesale feed stuff prices de- the best possible use of all Discharged from the Annie M. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO GIVE YOU AND 10 Carlisle St., Gettysburg DAY AND NIGHT! grains were the principal weak- clined three and one-half points Hospital, Gettysburg, this COURTEOUS SERVICE sources of livestock feed." Warner Call ening influences. Wheat prices de- to 241.8 compared with 24.2 a For this reason, the chairman week were Mrs. Robert Koontz We Also Pay for the Phone clined two to three cents per year ago. The feed grain index explains, pasture improvement and infant son. bushel while corn was down one declined four points to 246.7 WARD KERRIGAN J. to two cents compared with the against 210.6 for the correspond- • EMMITSBURG previous INSURANCE AGENCY week. Oats held inde- ing date last year. GENERAL INSURANCE Founded 1915 Automobile Coverage I A Specialty DR.D. L. BEEGLE ey warn/ 706.4, Director, GAINES DOG RESEARCH CENTER CHIROPRACTOR

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CIO.F. FOLEY, OF PHILADELPHIA, HAS BEEN —AUCTIONEERING— ' MANAGING DOG SHOWS The Styletine De Lune 2-Door Sedan SINCE /902 'r GEO. Wd WILHIDE (Continuation of standard equipment and trim illus- Will Sell trated is dependent on availability of material.) FARM SALES, REAL ESTATE, PERSONAL PROPERTY. Lantz, Maryland SCHLAMEUS America's A COLLIE, OWNED BY WELDON Here's why ADOPTED AN OF SAN MARCOS,TEX., we say LARGEST'• - ORPHAN FAWN AND RAISED IT Building Materials WITH HER LITTER OF PUPS Largest FEED—COAL Ifs LONGEST—measuring 1974/5 inches from bumper to bumper. You can see Paints Glass the smoother ride! General Hardware that extra length—and feel it in Troxell's Warehouse Finest It's HEAVIEST—tipping the scales at 3140 pounds.* You can feel Chevrolet's W. Main St., Emmitsburg and big-car solidness in its steady, even way of going! It has the WIDEST TREAD—spanning 58/34 inches between the rear wheels. That wider base means better roadability—helps steady the ride! THE TERM "P/AisCHER,"AS -Priced low-priced car .. . longest, DR.N.V.F.ROUTZAHN Low You'd expect to pay a little more for the largest IN DOBERMAN PINSCHER With all its extra size and weight—all its CHIROPRACTOR heaviest, with the widest tread. But no! MINIATURE. PINSCHER., AND exclusive features—Chevrolet is the lowest priced line in the low-price field. Phone 24 MEANO.ERR/SZ"IN GERMAN *Styleline De Luxe 4-Door Sedan, shipping weight. Y. C. Car! 1950 Gaines Dog Re3carch Center, N. Emmitsburg, Maryland Schenley's Schenley Payroll scribed the payroll as largest in any of its 17-year his- Here's why Record High tory. we say FINEST'• PREFER THE GAS SERVICE PEOPLE CINCINNATI, 0.—Schenley In- -HEAD dustries, Inc., paid out a record CHEVROLET FISHER BODY QUALITY • UNITIZED KNEE-ACTION RIDE • VALVE-IN 41110"111 : $48.4 million in wages, salaries, ENGINE ECONOMY • WIDE-VIEW CURVED WINDSHIELD • JUMBO-DRUM BRAKE bonuses and in providing S. L. ALLISON and SAFETY • SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT PANEL • TIME-PROVED POWER tfici& APPY SE RVKI 12,000 em- TtRED GAS benefits for its f other Funeral Director field Combination of Powerglide Automatic Transmission and First and finest in the low-price AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. pioyes during the past fiscal year 105-h. p. engine optional on De Luxe models at extra cost. million to and Embalmer while distributing $7.7 TIME-PROVED THAN ANY OTHER CAR! 12,500 stockhold- MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS For Cooking - Water Heating approximately Emmitsburg, Md. At the same time the com- POWER ela, Heating ers. - Refrigeration - pany reinvested $29.3 earnings to Efficient—Reliable Automatic Transmission help finance future operations and Service maximum employment. This was revealed today by J. PHONES THE MAMIEWS B. Donnelly, director of industrial Emmitsburg 88 relations, in a report which de- CO. Phone 183 Fairfield 6 CREEGER MOTOR MARYLAND EMMITS'2URG, MD5 Subscribe to the Chronicle! THURMONT, PAGE FIVE EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 $150,000, the campaign will seek the job was working people in America who 'Flood College Plans the productive team which safe- dustry that got Memorial Day additional money for scholarships, upon hun- are affected each day by the guards our nation in wartime utterly dependent laboratory, and library improve- industries for successful operation of, say the Opening For yllIoney Drive old Brodbeck and gives our people their un- dreds of "small" ments, remodeling The DuPont chemical company. In Mrs. Edgar H. McBride and paralleled living standard in parts and raw materials. Hall, and general endowment. several hun- peacetime it buys materials and Braddock Heights James H. Gambrill III, both of peacetime. The manner in which manufacture of Walker tank products from-believe it or Heights Par k will Frederick, will direct the Fred- sr GEORGE S. BENSON they work together in peace- dred parts in the Braddock Collett to that many not-30,000 other companies! May 30 ror the 1951 sum- erick County phase of the Hood Presiricla-liarilly time goes almost unnoticed. In was "farmed out" open Storey, Arkansas' plants, or If each had only 100 employes, season, it was announced Forward program which will be- wartime it is dramatized by shops and fabricating mer • that would be three million by park officials. Brad- gin next month to raise $750,000 urgency and gets written up in "suppliers." this week Works Both Ways people, plus their families, dock will again feature the many for Hood College, according to an Of Prosperity newspapers and magazines. service The Secret AS de- so week has read The dependency works both whose economic welfare is attractions that have proved announcement made this mains Preparations for national de- Almost everyone beyond the as ways. In peacetime, especially, pendent to some degree on Du- popular in the past. by R. Paul Smith, general chair- again thrown the the story of the T41 tank-the fense have suppliers look to the Pont's success. wheel man of the organization. bene- "Walker Bulldog." The Army the small The giant 12-car ferris spotlight on tne mutually campaign, first made lots of them, and in a big ones for their "meal tick- Again using DuPont as an will again be spinning over the The COOKING ficial interrelationship of big needed G. PA- industry, of et" business. Many people illustration, the pay envelopes park, offering riders an un- known by President Andrew business and small business. hurry. No "small" such a would no doubt be astonished of a great many other people equalled view of the beautiful Truxal at the April convocation, HEATING These two segments in our course, could undertake WATER at the number of families of are affected to some degree by calls for the solicitation of this system form huge job. And yet the big in- Middletown Valley. American business new during the month of June. the continuing stream of The swimming pool, the roller county REFRIGERATION big About 350 workers, many of products developed by the skating rink, the bowling alleys, have already been enlisted, company's research program. and other attractions have been whom will canvas the area. Du Pont spent 10 years and $27 completely overhauled and will Typical Atlantic manu- In addition to raising funds million developing and be ready for use on the 30th. States Gas sufficient to complete the new Underground and facturing its first ounce of ny- Braddock's miniature train, The new synthetic chapel, toward which an anony- Metered lon staple. pony rides, giant slide, merry- Installation donor has already given fiber then created hundreds of go-round and kiddie rides will mous Bell new businesses, and literally also all be open for business on with Johnny thousands of business expan- Decoration Day. through Saturday, with curtain sions-new hosiery mills and Mountain Theatre, The famous time at 8:30 p. m. (DST). dress manufacturers, sales grounds, has located on the park It was also announced by Brad- force expansions and a hun- its stage schedule announced as dock Heights officials that the The big "operation" dred-and-one other kinds. such fav- for the 1950 season mountain-top dance pavilion will By The Pound Boy Meets Girl, The The first large-scale demonstra- orites as be available to groups and clubs Nylon fibre sells at about Happy Birthday, tion of television in full color took Silver Whistle, for rental. Those wishing to se- hospital $1.59 a pound. My wife and place in an Atlantic City and Born Yesterday. cure the pavilion or reserve pic- room recently. In a wear some garments at the Mountain operating daughters Stage shows tables may do so by calling away, doctors nic hall half a mile made of it. Among them is a Theatre will start June 20 and company offices. Medical their local power attending the American nylon dress-cost $32.95. It run through Sept. 1. They are convention watched Association weighs a pound and three offered each week, Wednesday of an operation for appen- demand the convenience details ounces. The textile mill which dicitis. The transmission, handled and dependability of spun the 1.3 pounds of fibre by the Bell System's technicians, for DuPont last year was on new the pictures through the into yard paid DuPont $1.95 beamed oducts developed in the last by microwave radio. it. The difference between this Atlantic States Gas air pure and ap- $1.95 and the $32.95 my wife 20 years through IN YOUR HOME paid for the dress went as plied research. Competition There wages and profits to the em- spurs such developments. Over 20,000 customers now using ployes and owners of a num- are 9000 other chemical com- ATLANTIC STATES GAS in America, including ber of small businesses. These panies along with TAPPAN RANGES, grown up from include the spinner who spun some that have RUUD WATER HEATERS and little companies to big ones in the fibre into yarn, the throw- gas Union other outstanding appliances ster who twisted it, the weaver recent years-such as and by us. who made the cloth, the finish- Carbide and Carbon, Monsanto, Sold serviced er who dyed it, the designer, American Cyanamid, the Dow ATLANTIC STATES CAS CO. the cutter, the seamstress-and Co., etc. Of the 758,000 jobs OF PENNSYLVANIA, INC. Phila. Ave. Extended at Siloam Road finally all the people and com- in this chemical industry today, On all out - of - order CHAMBERSBURG, PA. of whole- nearly all of them grew out of panies in the channels watches and clocks. Let research. saling and retailing. us check yours today! Of course big industry is de- This exploring of the almost John A. (Donoghue pendent upon the small indus- limitless horizon of develop- 36-F-12 or 168-F-3 tries for its production prog- ment is constantly being done BRUCE DAVIES Phones companies who have ress and its market. But the by the big -CREDIT JEWELER- ex- South Center Square biggest beneficiary in all this the resources to carry on Help yourself fo MD. • Give them time to answer Mrs. Benson tensive research. And it guar- THURMONT, telephone service is the consumer. EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND better will out- antees a continuing growth in People you call can't always answer the says her nylon dress of calls to of little business as When you have a number telephone instantly. So it's a good idea wear two silk ones. And the the field them the So- make, it's a good idea to spread not to hang up too soon-give them a man who pays the bills at our well as big. Although that others on your line can their LAST WOWS out, so chance to answer. When your telephone house says it cost less than cialists will simply close use their telephones in the intervals. Patience U. ANSWER• rings, answer it promptly. the silk ones used to, and its eyes and not believe it, the It works to your advantage, too, for promptness when called P111111 when calling, Bureau reports there CROSSWORD to reach you upkeep is nil. Instead of meet- S. Census it gives others a. chance -a good rule to avoid the loss of im- want man at the are almost a million more busi- .. . often with calls you wouldn't portant calls! ing the cleaning ODOM DOMUU to miss. Friendly sharing of the line door with his long paper bag nesses and manufacturing ODOM ODOM St Potomac Telephone 'ACROSS , rD- -OVV1ke e. (18. Masculine' 01311113012 mum makes party-line service better for The Chesapeake find the nylon gar- plants in America today than City. and a bill, I of 1. Coronet i i 19. To be in j DU mmou umu everybody concerned. Company of Baltimore 20 years ago, a R. 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I EL PAGE SIX EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 S-T-A-T-I-C MUSIC FESTIVAL PROVES HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL Domestic Workers Should Review Your By LAWRENCE WITTE About 400 persons filled Elias Their Social Ev. Lutheran Church to its full Seeing is Believing Security Status Abbott and Costello have signed By ED. R. YOUNG a five-year contract with NBC capacity Sunday night for the Many women who have never THETWO-FOOTED Personal for radio and television. Deal is Festival of Music sponsored by Hagerstown Field Office had anything to do with the busi- WORM LIZARD an( supposed to involve $15 million the pastor and choir of the Under the recent amendments ness world before, now find they SEES LITTLE OR church. Nine choirs, including the to the Social Security Act, pro- have to we during that period . . . Meeting NOTHING, AS IT keep some records. host choir, with 110 voices, vision was made include most er Health of the American Mothers Com- par- LIVES UNDER- to The record you have to keep is ticipating choirs were as follows: domestic workers, as Jut mittee with Actress Peggy Wood, GROUND AND ITS of Jan. 1, very simple. Every time you pay • Jui star of CBS-TV's Friday night Fairfield Lutheran, Mt. Joy Lu- TINY EYES ARE 1951. This law includes maids, your maid or other servant, he am "Reduction of the fly popula- series, "Mama," at lunch abroad theran, Emmitsburg Reformed, BURIED BENEATH cooks, practical nurses, laun- sure to deduct 1/12 % from her TRANSLUCENT 1 tion can contribute immeasurably the US luxury liner America, Tom's Creek Methodist Men's dresses, chauffeurs, gardners and salary. After three months have to HEAD SCALES. , of the health and comfort of our found the group of 20 prominent chorus, Thurmont Lutheran, Mo- others. passed, you report how much you human population," Dr. R. H. women firmly united in the stand ravian choir of Graceham, the Ca- If you have a servant in your paid her. This report is made on an( Riley, director of the State Dept. that mothers everywhere must toctin Parish Episcopal choir and home, she is now covered by the a special household report form. of Health, recently Mr pointed out. work harder than ever to bring the Rocky Ridge men's chorus. Social Security Act. She is cov- On this report you show the "Common houseflies Mr are not only permanent peace to the world A piano solo was given by Wil- ered if she works on at least 24 worker's name and number just a nuisance but they may also be . . . The deal for CBS to buy the liam Stitley of the Catoctin par- different days in your home in a as it is on her Social Security instrumental be€ in spreading a num- ABC network was called off . . . ish. An offering was received for calendar quarter after Dec. 31, card. You also show how much ber of serious communicable dis- Douglas Edwards, commentator the benefit of the music fund of SPECIAL SPECTACLES 1950, and is paid at least $50 in she earned during the three- SPE eases—including typhoid ent fever, on CBS' popular "Wendy War- the host church. The service was FOR PLAYING BILLIARDS OFt cash wages for that period. The month period. This report form dysentery, ler, and possibly poliomy- ren and The News," heard each conducted by the pastor and Miss SHOOTING HAVE "ANGLING" value of room and board is not can be secured from the Collector elitis. week-day, is also making quite a Ruth Shuff, served as the organ- JOINTS, SO THAT THE FRONT counted as wages. of Internal Revenue. ANY "Elimination of breeding places name for himself with his nightly ist with Mrs. Reginald, Zepp di- CAN BE TILTED TO am recting the combined choirs sing- DESIRED ANGLE. sp( is the most effective way of news commentaries via the CBS- 4 Million More Workers Needed New Wind Instruments keeping flies to a minimum. Since TV network. Doug is one of the ing two closing numbers. c-rit More than four million garbage provides a favorite best in this business of giving a SPECTACLES addi- Winds up to 400 miles per hour Willson latest to became a disk tional persons must be employed breeding medium for flies it is capsule of news on both his pop- WITH A SIDE-VIEW or the smoke from a cigaret can jockey . . George Fenneman, by next year to meet the nation's important for housewives and ular shows . . . NBC may drop MIRROR NEXT TO be measured by new instruments Groucho Marx's announcer, to defense mobilization goal, says foodhandling establishments to its Sunday nighter, "The Big THE NOSE CAN BE star in an ABC comedy series PEOPLE Dr. Frank Graham, Defense developed by the U. S. Quarter- store their garbage in dry, clean Show," with Tallulah Bankhead MADE FOR . .. Mario Lanza, the MGM tenor, WHO ARE BLIND IN Manpower Administrator. Gra- master Corps. The instruments, metal cans with tight lids and and has dropped Ed Gardner's may fill-in for Edgar Bergen this PART OF THE VISUAL ham reports that 63.1 million per- it was said, will be used to pro- for communities to dispose of "Duffy's Tavern." ELG; SAYS THE summer . . . Lots of new radio Fi sons are now employed or in the vide more collected garbage by means of * * BETTER comfortable clothing shows planned for summer. VISION Armed Forces. sanitary landfill operations or in- STARLITE: INSTITUTE. for GI's. John Conte, • • cinerators instead of depositing dark-haired baritone, singing LIVE WIRES: Morton Down- it upon open dumps. Compost star of his own 15-minute mus- ney will drop out of CBS-TV HALF-EYE SPECTACLES heaps, manure piles and piles of ical variety television program show, Star of the Family, next ARE SOMETIMES Select Baby Chicks & decaying vegetation should be re- twice week on NBC-TV, de- season in order to do exclusive WORN BY PEOPLE - k4DER YOUR Turkey moved. Barns, animal quarters cided to make a living in show WHO NEED LENSES Poults radio-TV appearances for his and outdoor privies should be business after he sang "Ole ONLY FOR NEAR VISION CHICKS NOW REMEMBER soft-drink sponsor. Fred Allen kept clean and dry to prevent Susanna" in a grammar school AND LOOK OVER THE The kind of Chicks you may take over Morton's emcee TOPS FOR DISTANCE. get is largely determined the breeding and maturation of production . . . He studied chores . . . Actress Mirian by the breeding and feed- flies. In short, it must be re- voice in Lincoln High School vVaiwl Folfe, who has specialized in ing of the parent flock. membered that all forms of and joined the Pasadena Com- Consider carefully your witches, villainesses, and other dampness and filth promote the munity Playhouse after grad- source of supply. Increase evil females on radio and tele- growth of flies. uation . . . Played in Kath- Dr. and Mrs. Carson P. Frailey Becky, of Baltimore, spent the your poultry income this vision, "Insecticides should makes a switch when and Attorney and Mrs. Carson week-end year by purchasing Md. be used to erine Cornell's touring troupe at their farm near Em- Chick she turns heroine in the up- G. Frailey Hatchery Chicks. kill existing flies to prevent their of Romeo and Juliet and later and children, all of mitsburg. Place your coming stanzas of the futuris- qatcneri is order as early reproduction. It is important to in A Tale of Two Cities . . . Washington, D. C., spent the as possible. We also car- tic Captain Video—heard week- C" 1), Salsbury's spray outdoor garbage cans, Turned to radio acting and an- week-end at their Emmitsburg ry a complete line of days on the DuMont network 300,000 Visit Europe AO. tle brooders, feeders, barns, chicken houses, dog houses nouncing in Hollywood and be- home. founts . . . Flash! Hollywood males and other poultry sup- and privies regularly, preferably came one of the highest paid Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Elder About 300,000 American tour- have stopped looking at wom- plies. once a week. Chlordane, lindane, spielers on the West Coast . . . and family, Pittsburgh, spent sev- ists visited Western Europe last en's leg s! Well, temporarily, and DDT can be used with good Spent a year and a half in the eral days this week visiting with year, spending $230 million-30 anyway. This phenomenon is results and are safe if used ac- infantry and sang with the Mrs. Genevieve R. Elder and Mrs. per cent more than U. S. travel- Maryland Chick Hatchery, Inc. caused by the latest movieland cording to directions of their Armed Forces Radio Service Walter Caton, Thurmont. ers spent in 1949, the Economic craze—eye-catching socks 100 W. South St., Phone 439 Frederick, Md. manufacturers. . . . Following his discharge for Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hamson Cooperation Administration has I men. Nowadays even Betty "To keep flies from entering came to New York for a role in and children, Robert, Jr., and reported. Grable might be ignored, — — human living quarters houses the Rodgers and Hammerstein as the competitive fellows envious- should be protected by adequate production of Allegro and last ly ogle each other's unique screens that are sprayed with in- year started his own TV pro- footwear. Gordon MacRae, of secticides at regular intervals. It gram . . . He lives in a Man- NBC's The Railroad is, of course, especially important hattan penthouse overlooking Hour, is one of the pace-setters to protect food supplies from Central Park and is raising two in the footwear department—and contamination by flies, and noth- Siamese cats. his bright socks have clocks which ing that is to be eaten should • • • T really are clocks, and not just stand uncovered if there are flies SHORT SHOTS: SEE magazine embroidered arrows! in the room. is doing a grand job on their NjOISE! WHAT'S • • * "When these summer pests radio-TV coverage . . Red Skel- DOLI.Mca THE RADIO eAtMOttiS OF, first appear, usually in May or ton's sponsor to drop his radio NEWSREEL: Phii Regan moves his early in June, it is important to series and give him big build- Saturday aft- ernoon Army camp shows kill every fly seen, destroying up on video . . . Maestro Meredith from NBC them by means of sprays or to CBS on June 3 . . . i9d Johnny Desmond has an MGM swatters. They can also be killed and well-fed housefly lives from record hit in his I Fall In Love less directly by eliminating their 30 to 60 sixty days and a female With You Every Day and the feeding places. Their destruction lays about 600 eggs—possibly as flip-over Mr. and Mississippi . . . not only shortens the life of the many as 2000—during her normal Robert Montgomery has renewed individual fly but also prevents it life span, creating an enormous his contract with NBC as execu- from breeding. An unmolested breeding potential." tive TV producer for 100 G's a year. Billy Rose is collecting a CALL US FOR: similar salary as video consult- ant for that net work . . . Freddy Martin and his Band of Tomor- row will be seen via NBC-TV this summer.

Sample Bras Stolen —WE PAY TH:E PHONE CALLS— Perhaps the thief who took salesman J. E. Ditto's samples We Also Buy Hides, Tallow, Grease, Fat, Bones, Etc. was in need of a lift. The sam- ples? Two hundred dollars' worth THURMONT RENDERING CO. of brassiers. The theft occurred at New Orleans. THURMONT, MD. The TRY OUR FAST SANITARY SERVICE YMCA was founded in London in 1844. PHONE THURMONT 4321 OR 4324 "COLLECT"

Save Regularly. .. at/ The SPENDTHRIFT —TIE DR. SALSBURY'S WAY Now that birds, are out on Mien thTiacialistic ground, remember planners go on a SPENDING !SPREE with YOUR tax money, they don't care how coccidiosis is a major dan- far they go! ger. Droppings spread this 1They are schemini- right now to spend Millions biligahma disease, so keep birds on of Your Dollars for unnecessary government Electric Plants that we DON'T need! The electric industry has Write or wire clean range. Also 24 million extra kilowatts on order right now.... and treat flock with Dr. Sals. that is 4 million more than even the Government Your Congressmen: planners say well need! bury's Ren-O-Sal Tablets. Wasteful socialistic schemes MUST be stopped! "No more TAX MONEY For use in birds' drinking Let's cut out the "politics as usual" and get down water, Ren-O-Sal for NON-DEFENSE Because this man is thrifty and puts his sav- ,to the big Mr:DEFENSE.„x1.14 ings in our Bank, he can show his wife a $100 supplies coccidiosis con- SPENDING" profit that his money earned. Last year many trol plus growth stimula- THE MIGHTY ATOM other people put their savings to work here and realized tion. So save valuable handsome profits. Start getting Ti Th-e—bilsin—its-niantiged electric industry is the one that extra "pay" today . . . birds and future industry that has doubled its capacity, and reduced the cost. profits. Get Pen-O-Sall • So, your government need not spend your tax money_ Farmers State Bank for Public Power (Political Electricity). Emmitsburg, Md. GALL & SMITH Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Thurmont, Md. 6mmilimmominimmod THE POTOMAC EDISON COMPANY EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 PAGE SEVEN

I ATTEND CONVENTION CORRECTION daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George' Are Oualified College Students George L. • Wilhide, cashier of ap- her third In last week's Chronicle L. Wilhide, celebrated the Farmers State Bank, and PERSONALS Entitled to Induction Delay peared a story concerning an ali- birthday anniversary last Thurs- Quinn F. Topper, a director of vex' boards with against Odell Mc- Visitors at the home of Mr. zel. Col. Henry C. Stanwood, direc- furnish their local the bank, attended the 55th an- mony account and day. their (Si- . Eyster Sunday Edgar Keepers, Baltimore, tor of selective service for Mary- the necesary evidence of Gaha. The story related the suit and Mrs.. George Rebecca Keilholtz, 22-month-old nual convention of the Maryland ley Cyrus Deck- Joseph Martin, Hagerstown, spent land, said today that qualified scholastic standings, or their test instituted by McGaha's wife. -were Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bankers' Assn. held at Atlantic was and last Sunday with George Keep- daughter students scores made on the college qual- as Mrs. Mc- er and daughters, Doris home last colleges and university City, N. J. this week. They reg- This was erroneous is L. Keilholtz, returned tests, or to enlist in a and sons, Richard andj ers. were entitled to further postpone- ification istered at the Chalfonte-Haddon Gaha died last year. ,The suit Junie Is- week in the VFW ambulance aft- ay and Mr. Robert P. Muench, Parris ments of induction under present branch of service of their choice. was entered by Mrs. Ruby Good- • Junie of Mummasburg, er being a patient at the Chil- Hall Hotel. be land, N. C., is spending a fur- For students who are gradu- N. C. and Mrs. Glenn Polly of Fairfield.) Baltimore, for regulations if: night of Concord, ter parents, Mr. and dren's Hospital, at the end of the present and Mrs. Francis Hobbs lough with his 1—They are full-time students in ating Miss Loretta Bowers spent the Pfc. nine weeks. Rebecca, who was is eve Mich., spent Ora Mrs. Walter Muench. recognized colleges, universi- academic year, an opportunity Visitors Sunday at the home of of Camp Custer, treated for a hip ailment, was week-end with her sister and -ou parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Combs, ties or other similar institu- afforded them, in this 30-day pe- Mrs. Ray Topper were Mr. and week-end with his placed in a cast knd is recuperat- brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Her- on with Washington, D. C., spent the tions of higher learning; and riod, to obtain employment in es- Hemler and family, and Mrs. Charles Hobbs, and of her parents. bert Ecker, Hanover, Pa. While Mrs. John •m. with Mrs. Combs' moth- ing at the home year sential industry in a critical oc- Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs' parents, Mr. and week-end 2—During the current school there, she appeared on the radio McSherrystown, Pa.; ;he Walter Peppier. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Eck- cupation. Ferndale, Mrs. Edward J. Smith Jr. er, Mrs. they have received an order program, "Breakfast At The Vic- Mrs. Walter Topper, 1st Shoemaker and enrode and children of Petersville, and Ben- Sgt. James Miller, who has Mrs. Harry to report for induction, tory," where she celebrated her and Mr. and Mrs. Walter ity Jean Marie Her- Va., spent the weeek-end visiting to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Paidako- been in Korea for months, is granddaughter, such order was postponed 16th birthday. schoff, Charmain, Pa. ich last week with Rod- with Prof. and Mrs. Arvin P. vich and family, spent the week- spending a furlough with his par- ring, visited the end of the current aca- ee- Baltimore. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. end at the home of Mrs. Gen- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Mil- erick Shoemaker, demic year. rat G. Guise, Baltimore, Eckenrode, Lewis Kelly and sis- evieve R. Elder, S. Seton Ave. ler. Mrs. Mary All such students are to receive tor last week with ter, Alice Kelly and relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frazer spent several days an additional 30 day postpone- FOR THE THIRTIETH! and daughter, Mr. friends in and around town. Mr. the and children, Gettysburg, Pa., her son-in-law ment beyond the expiration of Wivell. and Mrs. Eckenrode are former no spent last Sunday with her par- and Mrs. Roy J. current postponement, but in SHORTS SUN SUITS BATHING SUITS Kay Wilhide, residents of Emmitsburg. Softball and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wet- Little Elizabeth case beyond Aug. 20, 19'51. This time is being granted the BEACH COATS our Baseball Players qualified students in order that NEED A GLOVE??? an they may have an opportunity to Come In and Sleet One its From Our Large Selection of MARGARET THOMPSON'S er- SHOPPE counts Wilson Rawlings -ANN Where fine VARNISH THURMONT, MD. ROSE 3771 ts, E. MAIN ST. PHONE 116 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg *DAVIS makes,thg difference Craft-Built ng Full-Sized Gloves As Low As $6.95 Team Discounts Allowed Bar Beautiful, Dutiful to Team Members Gettysburg News FOREST PARK, Hanover Pa. & Sporting Goods SAT., MAY 26—MARYLAND SCHOOL DAY St. 51 Chambersburg FREE RIDES, CONTESTS, PRIZES. SKATING Open 7 Days a Week & EVENING 6 A. M. toll P. M. SUN.. MAY 27—AFTERNOON GETTYSBURG, PA. FREE SHOW BY THE RHYTHM RANGERS Frocks 'Pot Boiled' COMING—DECORATION DAY, WED., MAY 30 Revue. Seen on TV Channel 11 in WARNER BROS. The Candy Corner from 7 to 7:30 p. 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Locals Attend Auxiliary Starts Honor the dead, aid the dis- Honor lanning and construction. It These were individually printed, abled Thank You On New probably exceeds 3000. Taking and each permanently sealed in- Lutheran Synod Cradle Roll Buy a poppy and pay what you're some part in some phase of the side vinyl plastic. These plastic Rev. Philip Bower and Roscoe The American Legion and able. Roll Construction work, outside of committees were cards were then attached to a Shindledecker attended the annual Auxiliary will sponsor a cradle Service Clubs Emmitsburg's new honor roll, two laborers for digging, two Legion. Blue background. Heroes' blood have watered the meeting of the Lutheran Synod roll for the benefit of veterans' carpenters, three electricians, six The honor roll committee of land, which will be dedicated Sunday, of the State of Maryland held at children. All men and women, concrete men, four Formstone the American Legion was as- Where red poppies grow. is located on the grounds of the who are veterans of World War workers, four welders, three signed a task which many called American Legion Home, replac- I and II, and the present Korean Heroes' hands now trembling sheet metal workers, one black- impossible of achievement. This hardt, department adjutant. ing the old wood frame one. conflict are asked to co-operate. and slow, sseT2 ang `saal.upd onu 'qv UM committee was appointed Mar. There are approximately 34,000 Committees in charge of the Registration age is from birth Toy workers, and an unknown number 6, 1951, and instructed to "survey with paper and wire and pounds of concrete, 400 pounds of affair are honor roll committee, to 12 years. Parents do not have of plastics workers. In addition, the possibilities" and report at band steel and 14,000 pounds of stone to belong to the Legion, but must several members of the commit- the meeting on April 3. The Philip B. Sharpe, chairman; T Shaping the poppies that we in the body and base. The cap be veterans. tees and Legion post contributed committee was then authorized Eugene Rodgers, Louis F. Rosen- show. unit is of stainless steel with These certificates, when filled freely of physical labor in the to build a suitable memorial and steel, Everett Chrismer, and Someone had to make a stand, built-in fluorescent lighting. Fin- out in all details, establish a per- Between our loved homes and the actual construction. complete it in time for dedication Yeomans; honor roll ish is in Formstone. Inside trim Richard manent record and can be of The new honor roll is one of May 27. Thus, in the short time foe. and glass polished name committee, Andrew T. great value in helping to estab- sash are of the most unique in the country of seven weeks, the structure Remember please as on you go, aluminum. Shorb, Francis E. Sanders, and lish eligibility to membership in and is not copied from any other. was completed. Seeking some preasure grand, structure at the patriotic organizations as well as appreciates Width of the It was designed by Philip B. Principal speaker of the pro- Curtis D. Topper. The monument That someone might have been Emmitsburg base is nearly 12 feet and about other benefits. Sharpe, who prepared drawings gram will be Daniel H. Burk- was designed by Mr. Sharpe. you, you know. your intense interest in Mrs Curtis Topper is chair- 10 feet at the top. The heavy to scale, plans, and other work- bettering your commu- plate glass front is seven feet man of the cradle committee, and ing data for the various con- Mrs. Margaret Brown. nity! wide and six and one-half feet will be assisted by Mrs. Ann tractors. Mr. Sharpe supervised Registrations will be received high, making the entire structure Shorb, Mrs. Laura Rosensteel, all phases of the construction at the Legion Home on Saturday, about eight and one-half feet Mrs. Ethel Baumgardner, Mrs. work, ably assisted by a commit- omc to Thu June 2, June 9 and June 23, from PASTRY high. Carmen Topper, Mrs. Kathleen tee composed of Eugene Rodg- 7:30 to 10 p. in or the veteran It is impossible to calculate the Shorb, Mrs. Madeline Harner and ers, Louis Rosensteel, Richard ST. JOSEPH'S R. C. CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH may contact any one member of . Yoemans, and Everett Chrismer. Rev. Father Francis Stauble, Rev. Philip Bower. Pastor the committee. SHOP This building committee was ably the Church of the Abiding Pres- There will be a Pastor. Sunday School-9:30 a. m. corn game at assisted by a special name com- ence at thd Gettysburg Theologi- the Legion Home Saturday, Emmitsburg, Md. The Service-10:30 a. m. with May mittee composed of Curtis Top- Masses at 7, 8:30 and a High al Seminary Wednesday, Thurs- 26. Best sermon by the pastor and anthem per, Francis Sanders, and An- Mass at 10. day and Friday. Richard Sayler by the chapel choir. drew Shorb. Baptisms at 1:00 p. m. also attended as an alternate dele- Luther League-7 p. m. These committees desire to pub- gate on Friday. Wishes Confessions at 4 and 7:30 on The Church Council will meet CONGRATULATIONS VETER ANS licly thank all , individauls who Dr. Frank Fife, Baltimore, is Saturday. Tuesday evening at the Parish assisted them in the completion president of the Synod. Rev. Dr. House at 8:15 °clock. The chapel of this $3000 War Memorial in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Elwood Falkenstine, Westminster, choir will meet for rehearsal at was re-elected statistician; Rev. the amazingly short time of Rev. Charles S. Owen, Pastor American Legion seven o'clock Tuesday evening. John Stuff, Baltimore, was re- seven weeks. 8 p. m. Evening service of wor- elected secretary, and Virgil Beneath the glass front is the ship and sermon. REFORMED CHURCH AN D Doub, Middletown, was re-elected honor roll, the upper third of 9:45 a. m.—Sunday School. Rev. E. P. Welker, Pastor treasurer. which is hand-lettered in 23-K Due to the Memorial Day ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE Seven new ministers were re- VFW gold leaf, all on a background of Service in the church at 10:15 Rev. Stanley Scarf, pastor ceived into the Synd. Three young Legion Blue. The name of Em- a. m., the Sunday School Service men were ordained into the holy mitsburg's 11 honored dead • in Masses at 7:30 and 9:30 a. m. will be at 9:15. office of the Gospel Ministry at World War II are in gold. The Confessions Saturdays at 3:30 The American Legion and VFW the ordination service Thursday great seal of the American Le- and 7:00 p. m. will be the guests of honor at am happy in having gion night. I attached, is of cast bronze. TOM'S CREEK CHURCH the 10:15 service. Occupying the rower two-thirds done my part in erect- Rev. Adam Grim, Pastor METHODIST are 10 columns with a total list- ing this historic mark- m.—Sunday School. ing 9 a. Rev. Adam E. Grim, pastor er. of 444 names of citizens of Congratulations Emmitsburg and vicinity who 10 a. m.—Services with Ser- 9 a. m.—Morning Worship. mon. 10 a. m.—Sunday School. VFW and J. Ralph McDonnell Congratulations American Legion Veterans! Get In The Swim. • . 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