29th Division To Hold Reunion In Washington
Veterans of the 29th Division World Wars I and II will meet in Washington DC over Labor Day weekend for the 37th Annual Reunion. Headquarters will be at Hotel Washington with four days of business and events including a Memorial Service at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery. Members span 48 states with posts in Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey New York Ohio Rhode Island Virginia DC and an At Large Department overseas. Attendance is open to any former 29th Division member with Reunion details via 1955 Reunion Committee 1615 Rhode Island Avenue NE Washington DC.
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29Th Division
Washington, D. C
29Th Division Association
Washington
15Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
N. W
National Guard
29Th Infantry Division
Meuse-Argonne
Bois d’Ormont
Omaha Beach
St. Lou Brest
Siegfried Line
Arlington National Cemetery
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Rhode Island
Virginia
District of Columbia
Rhode Island Avenue
N. E
D. C
Operation Sea-Scape to Evacuate by Boat Aug 27
Operation Sea-Scape will test small-boat evacuation on August 27 at Glenn L. Martin Co. property in Middle River. About 1000 evacuees and 100 boats will participate, with Maryland National Guard helicopters and U S Coast Guard support. WMAR-TV plans on-site coverage and helicopter telecasts.
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Dunkirk
Glenn L. Martin Company
Middle River
Sherley Ewing
State Civil Defense
William P. Bolton
Baltimore County Civil Defense
Martin Company
Maryland National Guard
U. S. Coast Guard
Wmar-Tv
Edwin Mick
Mick
Ewing
Traffic Deaths Down 30 Percent in July, Maryland Warns
Maryland's July traffic deaths fell 30 percent from last year but the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission cautions that August brings peak travel and heat, urging all road users to slow down and stay vigilant as many fatal crashes involve drivers who knew better but failed to act.
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Maryland
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
If You Can Swim You Can Water Ski Headline
Advertisement promotes water skiing for all ages through the American Water Ski Association and offers illustrated booklets with learning instructions. It notes accidents are not always the other fellow and provides contact at 307 N. Michigan Ave Chicago 1. Also includes a personal thanks note to Johns Hopkins Hospital visitors and Concord Church Sunshine Box from Philip Reed.
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American Water Ski Association
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Concord Church
Philip Reed
Thunder Bird Totem Pole at Jasper Province
A 60 foot totem pole from the Masset-Inlet-Town people stands at the Canadian National Railways station in Jasper Alberta. The Thunder Bird is said by local Indigenous legends to wield thunder and lightning and was carved by the Masset-Inlet-Town. The pole, aged and tall, is considered among the finest in existence.
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Canadian National Railways
Jasper
Alta
Queen Charlotte Islands
Masset-Inlet
Sunday School Bus To Leave For Trappe Pond
Hobbs reports the Sunday School bus will depart the store at 9 30 Saturday. Florida visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Merriken visited the farm once owned by their late father John H Merriken. Local residents and friends enjoyed social visits and references to past boyhood days.
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Trappe Pond
Charles Merriken
Florida
Manning Merriken
John H. Merriken
Eva Spencer
Denton
T. H. Towers
Anthony Musso
Renzo Nesta
Rehoboth
Community Notes On Visits And A Death
Mrs Lewis Butler and husband joined a North Carolina trip last week with nephew Jackie Butler. Mr and Mrs Summers Carroll and uncle Mr Hamilton visited Mr and Mrs Paul Maloney. Mrs T J Turkington hosted Chaffinch and Merriken families on recent outings. Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Mr and Mrs Francis Karcher visited the Wilsons. Wilson once taught Francis in Greensboro. Mrs Lewis Butler convalesced and stayed with Marvin and family. Chaffinch family vacationed in Rhode Island. Chas O Davis returned from a visit with Skipton friends. The community mourns the death of Mrs Harry J Murphy last Tuesday. deepest sympathy to the family.
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Edden Tribbitt
Elkton
Paul Maloney
Wesley Stafford
Roland Towers
Trappe Pond
Gertrude Smith
Washington
J. A. Willoughby
L. H. Thomas
Rehoboth
Ervin Pippin
Chester
Charles Merriken
Federalsburg
Geo. E. Wilson
Dearborn
Michigan
Arthur Perkins
Helen
Baltimore
T. H. Towers
Wilson
Perkins
Washington College
Kenneth Ramsburg
Boonsboro
Lewis Butler
North Carolina
Jackie Butler
Summers Carroll
Mr. Hamilton
T. J. Turkington
Chaffinch
Wm. Turkington
Princess Anne
Harry Turkington
Calvert C. Merriken
Denton
Elizabeth Smith
Francis Karcher
Greensboro
Geo. Wilson
Francis
Chas. O. Davis
Skipton
Harry J. Murphy
Baltimore Sunday American Family Features Celebrate Wide Range
The Baltimore Sunday American promises universal appeal with beauty hints home decor and fashion tips for Mom brilliant color comics for children and engaging stories in the American Weekly for Dad, offering something for every family member each week.
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Baltimore Sunday American
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C & P Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Hobbs
LE. H. Thomas
Caroline Home and Auto Supply
Ernest Cooper
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
James R. Chaffinch
Allis-Chalmers
Power-Crater
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Carville Fleetwood, Inc
Denton, Maryland
4Th & Market Sts
Caroline Home & Auto Supply
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