Wedding of Mary Elizabeth Spangler to Lt Glen Walker
Lebanon Pa and Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md are the backdrop for the May 6 ceremony at Salem United Brethren Church. Miss Spangler wore silk faille with orange blossoms. Lt. Walker, a law graduate, works at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Attendants included Miss Margaret Boyd. Afterward, the couple left for a Philadelphia New York trip, with a tan coat suit for traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler
Glen Walker
Pennsylvania
Salem United Brothern Church
Lebanon
Mary Elizabeth Spangler
George &. Spangler
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
W.E. Monroe
Hope, Ark
Harry EB. Miller
Uiksburg
Lancaster
York
Manheim
New York
Annville
Carl Gerhart
Lohengrin
Margaret Boyd
Major C. Nutting, Jr
Titus A. Miller
John Williams Erb
Palmyra
New England
Philadelphia
Walker
Lebanonigh School
Lebanon Valley
Lancaster Township
Glee Club
Symphony Orchestra
Clionian Literary Society
School of Law
University of Arkansas
Coming and Going at the Little Rock State Meeting News
R V Herndon Sr attended the state Funeral Association meeting in Little Rock yesterday. Mrs B McRae arrived from Tome New York for an extended stay with her mother Mrs W C Tolleson. Her husband S/Sgt Ben McRae has been transferred. PFC James W Hazzard left for Scott Field after a visit with his parents. Edna L Phinagan has moved to Washington DC to reside with her sister Miss Mable G Tucker. Elva Pickard and Mrs Jack Fountain were weekend guests of Mrs Fountain's parents. From Ford Willow Run Bomber Plant news that PFC George S Churchman of Hope has been promoted to corporal. Churchman is taking an advanced aircraft mechanics course at the plant. Ancient Incas of Pert honored their dead with terrace purding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Herndon, Sr
Little Rock
The
Funeral Association
Mr. B. McRae
Tome
New York
W.C. Tolleson
Ben McRae
Rome
Edna L. Phinagan
A. G. Zimmerly
Mr. Zimmerly
Washington, D. C
Mable G. Tucker
Ford
Mrs McHarg Hosts Bridge Evening for Miss Simms
Mrs Henry King McHarg acted as hostess Wednesday evening for a small party of friends honoring Miss Margaret Simms and Miss Margy. The gathering featured bridge play and light refreshments in a warm, sociable setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHarg
Bridge
Henry King McHarg
Margaret Simms
Margy
Trail to Quiche Chief Prompts Alliance Split
In a tense mountain trek Allison, Barry and Hall reconvene after a hidden plan to reach the Quiche village. Barry suspects Renaldo’s ambitions while Tony translates for the chief as the group considers how the remote mine scheme ties to Guatemalan government intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Barry
Tony
Allison
Chichicastenango
Renaldo
Ony
Dark Jungles: Firelit Ore Roasting and a Hidden Shuttle
Barry and Allison spy a remote Caribbean port where red hot ovens roast ore and jars of quicksilver are loaded for swift shipment. Indian loaders drive wagons to a beach where boats are hidden for a submarine escape. A white-clad man shouts orders as Renaldo is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Barry
Hall
Renaldo
Devers Named Successor to Gen Andrews in European Command
Washington May 8 Lieutenant General Jacob L Devers, commander of the armored force, was named to succeed Lieutenant General Frank M Andrews as commander of American Army troops in the European theater. Andrews was killed in a plane crash in Iceland. Stim son praised Andrews and said Devers has proven organizational skill and European theater preparation. Devers will assume duties in London.
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Washington
Jacob L. Devers
Siimson
Frank M. Andrews
Andrews
Iceland
Stimson
Devers
Deveers
England
London
York
West Point
Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club met April 20 with eight members present. The secretary read the minutes and the fall. Poultry leader Mrs. W H Bruce led the program. Members discussed cheese made April 20. Devotional was Matthew and Lord’s Prayer repeated. Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Joe Ross in May. Old Liberty notice shows a second meeting at Mrs. J J Mosier’s home with seven present. The devotional was John 14 read by Mrs. J E Mosier. Meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Frank Shearer May 18 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Shade
Hickory Shade Home Demonstration Club
Joe Willett
GES
W. H. Bruce
Willie Alford
Bruce
Joe Willet
Matthew Léth
Joe Ross
Old Liberty
J. J. Mosier
John
J. E. Mosier
Evelyn Hicks
E. Mosier
Pearl Rosenbaum
Frank Shearer
Two Arkansas Fliers Receive Decorations in New Guinea
More than 50 United States pilots and enlisted men earned medals from Lieut. General George C. Kenney during a ceremony on a New Guinea airfield. Decorations included the Distinguished Service Cross for Lt. Col. Robert F. M. Strickland of Alabama, with other Silver Stars and Purple Hearts awarded to Arkansans Staff Sergeant Joe Hagan of Cabot and Pilot George Stevens of Pine Bluff amid ongoing combat patrols.
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New Guinea
United States
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
Wis Lleut
Zol
Robert F. M. Strickland
Ala
Shiveport
Australia
Philippines
George C. Stevens
Pine Bluff
Ark
Purple Heart
Joe, Hagan
Cabot
U S Fliers in China Claim 10 to 1 Victory
Lt Colonel Herbert Morgan stated American fliers in China have destroyed over ten to one enemy planes in air battles and about 12 to 15 to one including ground losses. The main target is Japanese shipping with all bombed ships reported sunk. One American bomber was lost in 60 raids over enemy-occupied China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Army
China
Herbert Morgan
Morgan
Freedom
Claire Chennault
Mth Air Force
Hong Kong
14Th Air Forces
Andrews Plane Crash Claims 13 More Die In London
London May 6 The crash that killed Lieut Gen Frank M Andrews and 18 others occurred Monday when the weather was bad with a very low ceiling and poor visibility due to rain and low clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lee Sand
Frank M. Andrews
Army Plane Crash Kills Senior U.S. Leader in Europe
The United States Army announced a plane struck a hill in an isolated Grindavi area and was demolished. Only the rear gunner Staff Sgt. George A. Eisel survived. Also killed were Lieut. Gen. Andrews, commander of U.S. forces in the European theater, and Bishop Adna W. Leonard of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Grindavi
George A. Eisel
Andrews
United States
Adna W. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Washington, D.C
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Burrow
Oeluels
Gude
First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
O'eluck
Cemetery Association
J. C. Curlton
8. L. Murphy
Rose Garden Club
Gill
Som Bundy
Eudora Hason
Tom Purvis
Ralph McClure
Ruth Lewis
Marilyn McRae
Florence Davis
Majory Waddle
Debhert Cuse
Roy Taylor
Dorothy Porter
Mary Mills
Red Crogs
Leon Bundy
Hempstead County Rooms
P.m
James W. Hazzard
Scott Field
B. M. Hazzard
Edgewood
Elva Pickard
Jack Fountain
Mrs. Fountain
Mrs
J. E. Fountain of
Blevins
Pert
NEW Saenger
van Heflin In
Tennessee Johnson
Robert Harriat Paige
HILLIARD / It
William "Palng
Rialto
Betty Grable
Montgomery
Duanes
Tim Holt
John C. Fleming
Lois E
NEA
Caribbean
Gen. Andrews
Arkansas
U.S. Fliers
Hall Bros
Cleaners & Hatters
Brit Jackson
Beth Carter
WAAC
Hope Star
John P
Cox Drug Co
Gibson Drug Co
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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