Discharged Lt Wilmott to join wife in Watertown N Y
Lt Henry H Wilmott recently discharged after four years service will join Mrs Emily Thomas Wilmott at her Elm street home. They married April 22 and expect to make Watertown N Y their future home after December plans. Also notes Hood College lectures and Zonta regional conference happenings amid local retirements and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Henry H. Wilmott
Wilmott
Emily Thomas
Elm Street
Frederick
Manila
N. Y
Engagements and Moves Reported in Middletown Area
Local notices detail Mary E Frye to Thomas A Morningstar engagement with no date set, homes purchased by George Dean near Middletown, Emma Shank occupying rooms in Mollie Butts property, and George Sigler relocating from Haw Bottom to Dr N E Kefauver’s Middletown farm. Additional items include Mildred Wolfe taking residence in Frederick and multiple family moves involving the Stine, Beachley, Biser, Holder, Blickenstaf, Lighter families and others in Middletown and Frederick City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin S. Klein
Dili Avenue
Annonce
William Holder
George the Frederick City Hospital
Stine
Vincent Beachley
Irving Biser
Victor Alexander
Middletown
Biser
Frederick
Woodrow Blickenstaf
Holders
Blickenstaf
Local Notices and Personal Moves in Maryland and Nearby Areas
Married eats swo announces the birth of a son Walter Martina Jr on Saturday March 16 to Mr and Mrs Walter MM Roberson of Charles Town West Virginia. Mrs Roberson before marriage was Miss Juanita Ritter daughter of Dr and Mrs T D Ritter near Summers Station. Mr and Mrs R C Zentz Thurmont relocate to a farm near Knoxville after three years on the Morris Zentz farm near Rocky Ridge. Mrs Walter E Williams returns to South Orange New Jersey after visiting sister Miss Blanche Eyler at Thurmont. Major Robert C Rice Army Air Corps son of Mr and Mrs Millard Rice Os Alty discharged April 3 after 40 months service including 25 in India and China. since March 1 he has been personnel manager for H A Wilson Company Newark New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Chester Zentz Thurmont travel to Columbus Ohio for Farm Bureau convention. Mrs Alvey Hormne returns to Myersville after months in Baltimore with her children and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Martina
Walter MM. Roberson
Charles Town
West Virginia
Roberson
Juanita Ritter
T. D. Ritter
Summers Station
Walter E. Williams
South Orange
N. J
Blanche
Eyler
Thurmont
Robert C. Rice
Army Air Corps
Millard
Alty
India
China
Rice
H. A. Wilson Company
Newark
New Jersey
Alvey Hormne
Myersville
Baltimore
Charles A. Ruppersberger
Cyrus Horine
Alvey Horine
Middletown Notables Enter New Posts and Visits
Mr Leroy Remsberg, son of Mr and Mrs George C Remsberg, Middletown, has accepted a position with the University of Maryland at College Park and left Monday to assume duties in Elkton as mile tester. Mrs Henry Magaha of Middletown returned home after weeks with her daughter and son-in-law at Laurel. Julia Ahalt of Frederick spent days with her brother in law and sister in Burkittsville. Mrs Gordon slowly improves from a five week illness. Local families return from a business trip to Circleville Ohio. Albert Wolfe, formerly of Middletown, now works as accountant with Vieter Products Corporation in Hagerstown after Army discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Remsberg
George C. Remsberg
Middletown
University of Maryland, College Park
Remsberg
Elkton
University
Henry Magaha
George Holter
Laurel
Julia Ahalt
Frederick
Raymond Gordon
Burkittsville
Edward F. Holter
Earl Kepler
Circleville
Ohio
Albert Wolfe
Ralph
Wolfe
Vieter Products Corporation
Hagerstown
Reaches For Control Of Atomic Energy
A bipartisan Senate House panel will oversee ongoing atomic energy controls. A seven Senators seven Members joint committee is to study and sponsor related legislation, acting as a brake on civilian atomic energy powers. Also reported, Frederick High School eighth grade Dramatics staged The Adventures of Tom Sawyer with strong attendance and solid performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Senate House
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Frederick High School
Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
Wilbur Braun
Louise Doty
Middletown War Memorial Plans Move Ahead
At a Monday meeting the Middletown Community Municipal Council approved plans to erect a World War I memorial. The Education Board deed proposal to the Memorial Council or Town Commissioners for land at the triangle of Jefferson and Burkittsville Highways was accepted within the set figure. Construction will be directed by S. Leslie Shafer with walks to be laid and labor and materials sought. Virgil W. Doub reported about $3,000 in contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Board of Education
Memorial Council
Jeferson
Burkittsville
S. Leslie Shafer
Virgil W. Doub
Resume Mail Service On Restricted Basis
The Post Office Department announced the resumption of mail service to all parts of Germany on a restricted basis. Ordinary letters up to one ounce and non illustrated postal cards will be accepted with envelopes showing sender and recipient addresses and required postal directions. Communications must be personal or family. financial or business items and any enclosures are prohibited. Names, addresses, street numbers, town, district, province and occupation zone must appear. Mailers lacking district and zone information may still send mail. Berlin city mail does not require province and zone. Five cents per letter and three cents per card. box numbers accepted if the box holder’s name appears. General delivery mail not accepted. Air mail, registration, special delivery, money order and parcel post are not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reumipongk Ney
Germany
Post Office Department
Berlin
Couple marks fortieth wedding anniversary in Smith AL
Mr and Mrs Walham of Fairview avenue Smith Alabama celebrate forty years of marriage. The Grace Reformed Church service was conducted by Rev Eugene L McLean. Attendants included Mrs Frank Smith Miss Elizabeth Smith and Mr and Mrs E Russell Stockman. Mrs Smith formerly Genevieve Walfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walham
Smith
AL Fairview Avenue
Eugene L. McLean
Frank Smith
Elizabeth Smith
E. Russell Stockman
Genevieve Walfe
Army Draft Plan Sparks House Opposition
Washington April news reports the House Military Committee rejected an Army plan to extend the draft for another year but allow inductions only for those already eligible. Rep Harness offered a substitute maintaining registrations but ending inductions after May 15 except for those eligible before that date. The panel backed the idea with limited support as a full vote was blocked by parliamentary hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the House
Truman
Chicago
Harness R Tnold
Harness
Army Day Parade Draws Ike to Chicago and Other Cities
Chicago joined national Army Day celebrations with a massive parade plan led by General Eisenhower. President Truman and other dignitaries attended as 15 000 troops and various war machines marched along Michigan Avenue and Fifth Avenue. In New York City over 20 000 service members joined a parade before Mayor O Dwyer and General Omar Bradley. A separate incident reported a truck collision with Dr. Ber M. Davis’s sedan, a suspect charged and released on bond. An unusually large double yolk egg was presented at the News Post office by W L Achat of Lowetown.
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Chicago
America
Washington
New York
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mayeh de Dyer Rene Fr
Brenpe Mae
Congress Street
Michigan Boulevard
Fifth U
New York City
West Point
Fifth Aves Nue
William O'Dwyer
Omar Bradley
Arborne
Fiehers
Ber M. Davis
Frederick
Coke Second Streets
Nell
la Garage
Davis
Bernard M. Davis
USNR
Ripley
News- Post
W. L. Achat
Lowetown
Renner
Hag
Bond Given On Charge Of Failing To Stop
Lester Nell of 282 East Church Street was taken into custody early today by City Officer Doug Idas on a warrant charging failing to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Lester Nell
East Church Street
City Oficer
Dougidas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin H. Sponseller
Hood College
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Martha E. Stahr
Henry Irving Stahr
Head College
Wellesley College
Zonta
Niagara
F. Russell Young
Wayside Apartments
Frederick Zonta Club
Zonta International
Hotel Niagara
Niagara Falls
N.Y
International Cooperation
Louis Blake Daly
Young
Lilah R. Gant
Margaret McAlpine
Anne Sandaver
Charlotte Sheffer
Lois Groh
Ranck
Hood
James B. Ranck
Coblentz
Hilda
Cumberland
Biarritz
France
Jinsing
Watc Tener
United States Army
H. Lavier Michael, Jr
H. Lavier Michael
West College Terrace
U. S. Marine Corps
Bainbridge
Michael
Central Pacific
Charles Ifert
Bessie Kepler
Albert Kefauver
Braddock Heights
Lawrence Rudy
Douglas
William D. Buzzerd
Prospect Street
Arthur Huffer
Broat Run
Elmer E. Shafer
Mrs. Shafer
Petersville
Aeout
Joseph Slater
Shafer
Old
Jefferson Road
Charles Remsberg
Air View
George D. Derr
Harold Kinnaman
Leesburg
Martin Alexander
Anna Shank
Alexander
Katherine Alexander
East Middletown
Stanley Mumford
Fred Huffer
Mt. Tabor
Lee Gaver
Mr. Huffer
Clarence Wise Anal
al Calvin Ahalt
Charles Loft
Mondey
Ralph S .Wolfe
Lee T. Frye
Adamstoven
Mary E
Thomas A. Morningstar
Algie Morningstar
Barnesville
George Dean
Emma Shank
Mollie Butts
George Sigler
Haw Bottom
N. E. Kefauver
Asi
Mildred Wolfe
Ralph S. Wolfe
Frederick Trading Company
Lorenzo Lighter
James
Cora Michael
Anna D. Shank
Dr. Harp
Mary E. Frye
Europe
Pacific
R. C. Thompson
Knoxville
Morris Zentz
Rocky Ridge
Chester Zentz
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Mr and Myre
Samuel Slechen
Samuel Siegkhen
Ray
Belle Glade
Florida
Nancy Anderson
Winchester
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
U. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
City of
THE
Mathias-Maryland CO
Traci
Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
William C. Simi
Patrick St
Sinclair Station
Fisk Tires
Frederick and
Libertytown
Eldersburg
Blue Ridge
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