Frost Eases as Temperatures Dip Briefly at Frederick Airport
Temperatures fell to 30 degrees overnight at Frederick airport but brief duration and cloud cover limited frost damage to crops. Winds remained strong, and forecasters expected a mild day with a high near 60. Garden planting delayed by recent cold. wheat and barley remained unaffected.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Great Lakes
Midwest
Herman Toms
Henry R. Shoemaker
Camp Detrick Anniversary and News Roundup
Dr Frank R Olson and Dr Joseph J Stubbs were honored guests at Camp Detrick for ten years of service. The event followed by military notes including transfers leave and promotions, Hood College events, and local cultural activities. Also notes births and a blood group fact.
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Camp Detrick
Stubbs
Olson
John L. Schwab
Herbert G. Tanner
Vincent Rowet
John C. Malinowski
Tanner
Schwab
Edward H. Radcliffe
South Hill
Paul H. Pumphrey
Lyman
Neb
Leon Nesvacil
Waunakee
Wis
William D. Smerdon
Pierce City
Robert H. Hamilton
McLeansboro
James L. Evans
Walter J. Cash
John Augostinho
George H. Sommers
Wilton H. Harlow
Walter T. Carill
Joseph Schwimer
Frank J. Thomas
David H. Lively
Joseph J. Chambliss
Arlan L. Edgar
Schwimer
Florida
Don R. Carnine
Pic
Robert E. Bair
Charles H. Knauff
Henry C. Bluhm
Bluhm
Alaska
Engineer Depot Company
Alaska General Depot
c/o
Seattle
Wash
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
L. E. Penn
Quinn Methodist Church
HOOD
Derrick
Hood College
William E. Park
Northfield
East Northfield
Mass
Brodbeck Hall
American Heritage
William James
Edwin H. Sponseller
Alumnae
Hood College Glee Club
Woman's Club Sykesville hears mental health talk
The Woman's Club of Sykesville met at Mrs. J. Marion Harris's home with R Kenneth Barnes Jr. of the Department of Mental Hygiene delivering a talk on mental health. Barnes led a quiz and distributed literature. Eighteen members and guests attended. Visitors included Mrs. Robert Harris Mrs. Henry Clarke Mrs. Leon Etzler and Miss Margaret Harris. The speaker was introduced by Mrs. Jay Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants.
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Sykesville
Woman's Club of
J. Marion Harris
R. Kenneth Barnes Jr
This Place
Department of
Mental Hygiene
Barnes
Robert Harris
Henry Clarke
Leon Etzler
Margaret Harris
Jay Smith
C. R. Clarke
W. R. Etler
F. J. Newman
W. Melville
William Tomlinson
Joseph Tomlinson
Alaska
Air Force
Julian Owen
William Schafer
Charles Laughton
Westminster
Robert Arrington
Cavetown
St James
WSCS
Strawbridge
Westminster Methodist Church
George Arrington
Log Cabin Inn
Milton Ailes Jr. Dies After Street Collapse in Washington
Milton B. Ailes Jr., 47, son of former Riggs National Bank president Milton E. Ailes, collapsed Thursday on a street en route to his doctor for a heart condition and died at Emergency Hospital from head injuries. He lived at 20 Street NW and is survived by a son, Milton E. Ailes II, New Orleans, and two sisters. A requiem mass will be at 3 p.m. Monday at St Matthews Cathedral, with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. A deed was recorded for 606 Biggs Avenue transfer from Caiecun Estates Inc. to Charles HL Harp and wife, price around 117.00 with stamps.
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RESA
Walter R. Kiner
National Science Foundation
Camp Detrick
Research Society of America
Riley D. Housewright
Werner Braun
Jacob Feinsinger
Department of Psychiatry
University of Maryland
S. W. Freed
John Convey
Freed
Bruce Halstead
Bob Friend
Clyde L. Friar
Ted Park
Thomas Bailey
Irene Calder
A. L. Ferenelius
Philip Harver
Robert Porter
Vincent Ruwet
Charles Lanner
Fred W. Ludecke
J. Paul Thomas
Bill Claver
Charlotte Z. Best
Walkersville Community Hall
Clifton Jenkins
Jenkins
Donald Fogle
Fogie
Baltimore
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars Club
Dorothy Windigier
Virginia Fry
Claire Kepler
Oliver Leakins
Bill
Leo Sanders
Leonard Spera
Abby Ann
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Milton Ailes
Washington, D. C
Milton B. Ailes, Jr
Riggs National Bank
20 Street
Ailes
Milton E. Ales
the Treasury
Riggs Bank
Ailes, Jr
Milton E. Ailes
New Orleans
Pete A. Wilmer
Leesburg
Mary Adles
St Matthews Cathedral
Rock Creek Cemetery
Biggs Avenue
Caiecun Estates, Inc
and Wars
Charles HL Harp
Pheasants released by local sportsmen crowd Emmitsburg
In Emmitsburg area the local sportsmen's club released 32 adult pheasants for propagation. Everett Chrismer says many birds are lost to mowing, highways, and predators. Other notes report a cerebral hemorrhage in Charles McNair improving, and several visits and personal health updates. A stocking of 500 bluegill by Indian Lookout Conservation Club is planned on the Roy Glass farm fire pond under club supervision with fishing by members only.
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Emmitsburg
Effie Shoemaker
Frederick
Harry Shoemaker
Brooke Herring
Baltimore
Roderick Shoemaker
Everett Chrismer
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Charles McNair
VFW
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
George Sprigg
Camp Hill
Louis Rosensteel
William Rosensteel
Clarence Brown
Lantz
Eugene Rodgers
Fairfield
William Baker
Carlos Englar
Robert Koontz
Mary Claudia Rosensteel
Herbert Sprankle
Edward Houck
Mary Theresa Houck
George Callan
Jean Walter
Shirley Wilhide
St. Joseph's High School
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Ida Goulden
Francis Staley
Westminster
J. Ledlie Gloninger
St. Anthony’s
Bradenton Beach
Fla
Thomas Hogan
Bethesda
Ralph Ireland, Jr
Sylvia
St. Joseph's Academy
Sherrystown
Ralph Irelan
John T. Ott
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Charles Ott
Roy C. Gamber
Maryland
Fern ‘Ohler
Roger Zurgable
Eugene Kraemer
Lumen Norris
Wales
Rightrour
Louis Rosen
Steel
James Allison
Raymond Baker
Joseph G. Sanders
Philip B Sharpe
Poppy
William Rodgers
Allen Bouey
Harold Hoke
Kenneth Bond
Lewis Stoner
Gerald Ryder
John Eyler
R. D
Richard Rosensteel
William Topper and
Robert Topper
Francis X. Elder
American Legion
Post
T. Eugene Rodgers
Philip B. Sharpe
W. F.W
Rodgers
Warren
Luther Kugler
Elizabeth Kugler
Camp Ritchie Hospital
William D. Smith
F. Sterling Goulden
Henry Timmerman
T. Eugene Rodkers
Leo G. Sanders
George S. Martin
Andrew T. Shorb
James Allen Bouey
George Ashbaugh
W. J. Dombrowski
Wilburn T. Umbolei
Louis F. Rosensteel
Carroll Wills
Legion Bdhood Bank
Robert Wormies
Heart Drive
Legion
William Brewer
Americanism Committee
Ira Hennig
Cashtown
Charles Long
Floyd Snowberger
Waynesboro
Commander Rodgers
Morris Hewitt
Jerry
Weekend visits and local events highlight Silver Spring notes
Community guests from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago and Richmond visit area families over Easter weekend. VFW block party set for June 25 26 and 27 to aid ambulance fund. Local minstrel show Come At Your Own Risk directed by Mrs. Robert Daugherty draws 600 plus attendees. proceeds aid Memorial Hall building fund.
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Anne Warthen
Baltimore
Rudolph Warthen
Clarence Sanders
Marianne Sanders
Allen Sanders
Washington
Daniel Keating
Chicago
Ill
Keating
Thomas J. Norris
John Kerr
Hagerstown
John C. Eyler
George Winters
Harold Hoke
VFW
George L. Wilhide
Thomas and
Elizabeth May
Peter F. Burker
M. Frank Rowe
Longview
Manchester
Janet Louise Clingan
Edward Clingan
Charles R. Fuss
John Koontz
Sharon
Lexington Park
Koontz
Ida Goulden
Robert Topper
Alice Rugier
William Topper
Tommy
Barbara Rosensteel
Hanover
Eugene Bouey
St. Mary’s Seminary
James Bouey
Mary Ellen Lively Washington
John Michaels
John Kelly
My Topper
Marie Roesensteel
Tom
Charles B. Shorb
Blue Ridge Summit
Francis J. Staubie
Mary Immaculate Serminary
Northampton
St.Joseph’s Rectory
Father Staubie
St. Joseph's Church
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Daugherty
Memorial Hall Building Fund
Birthday tribute and hospital update from Bolivar area
Bolivar notes a 5 year old, Sammie Egg horn, in Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment and observation. A surprise Easter birthday dinner honored Mr Wilton Zombro, marking his 74th birthday with a large family gathering in Brunswick and Bolivar. The piece lists numerous relatives, visitors, and recent moves among local families, plus a church program and several trips and visits across Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Bolivar
Sammie
Jacob Egghorn
Bolivar
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
W. A. Walker
Brunswick
Wilton Zombro
Walker
Zombro
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millville
Viola Padgett Zombro
Camp Hill
Joseph
Pete” Zombro
Charles Boyce
Maury Bolivar
Frances Chew
Dorothy
Margaret Zombro
Washington, D. C
Mabel Habig
Tall Timbers
Marvis Neale
Arlington
Agnes Wetzell
Kearneyville
Lewis Kronk
Earl Kronk
Harpers Ferry
Fred Roland
John Waters
Schilling
Washington Street
Earl Canniford
Loman
Rolands
Richard Giffen
Ayres Green
Lee Hoover
Roanoke
Perry Eackles
Fredericksburg
Charlies Town
St. John Lutheran Church
Morris Kain
Conway Stotlemyer
Layne Kent
Kearfelt Dailey
New Brunswick
N. J
Donald Miller
Linwood
O. A. Webb
Harry Longerbeam
John Watson
Emmitt Tusing
Calvin Ott
Allo
Paul Pierce
Falls Church
Paul Bartles
Pierce
C. E. Dudrow
K. K. Cavalier
Charles Whitmore
Harprets Ferry
Thurmont
William Lehman
Shepherdstown
J. L. Backies
Leonard Reid
James Littleton
Debra
Doe
Silver Spring
W. Ramshill
Alfred Spensier
Hagerstown
Florence Misikimon
Beatrice Miskimon
Nelson Curtis
Hampshire Knolls
J. W. Ramsdill
Walker Aytes
Carolyn
Otto Hope
Captain Ayres
Japan
California
Diverse Weekend Visits Share West Maryland Roots
Local families hosted dinner and guest visits across Camp Hill Thurmont and nearby towns. Notable gatherings included Mr and Mrs Reno Eaton honoring Sallie M Eaton’s 74th birthday with relatives from Hagerstown Alexandria and Thurmont. Guests varied from Towson to Baltimore and Gaithersburg as home life intertwined with Naval Hospital service in Bethesda.
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M. J. Ray
Harry Lawson
Donald Smith
Alexandria
Reno Eaton
Camp Hill
Sallie M. Eaton
Thurmont
Ralph Eaton
Hagerstown
Helen Shimp
Verna Lee
Charles B. Wastler
Mr. Pleasant
Roscoe Eaton
Charles Whitmore
June Welch
O. A. Webb
Blanche Waters
Marvin Waters
Little Son
Plesant Valley
New Residence Building Permits Issued Here
City engineer reports multiple permits issued including Ralph Stine and George W. Furry for homes valued at 15 000 and 10 000 dollars respectively. Church addition remodel valued around 10 000 dollars. Summers drives in restaurant and various garages, sheds, and a 90 000 dollar apartment group on Motter avenue.
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Ralph Stine
Culler Avenue
George W. Furry
Norva Avenue
First Missionary Baptist Church
West All Saints Street
G. Maynard Summers
West South Street
Lewis H. Knock
North Market Street
Beauford Oden
Grant Place
Vernon W. Kefauver
Magnolia Avenue
Glen R. Crum
Wilson Place
Edward Seidling
Carroll Parkway
Charles L. Holland
Earl W. H. Mercer
West
Patrick Street
Raymond D. Smith
Center Street
L. H. Sommerfield
West Patrick Street
Bernard Eyler
Sherman Avenue
Stewart Manor, Inc
Motter Avenue
Zoning Board
Jefferson Grange Opens Session and Raises Funds
Jefferson Grange hosts Ballenger Grange guests on April 9 with reports to send five dollars to the State home economics chair by May 1 and a grant of two dollars and fifty cents toward a Washington safety patrol meeting. The drive raises two hundred fifty nine dollars and twenty five cents for the Red Cross. A new attendance contest features Road Runners and Stump Jumpers as members perform music and talks on farm income and economics.
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Red Cross
Ballenger Grange
James Shaff
Sarah King
Larry Howard
Ransom Lewis
Ray Smith
Frederick
Girard Gallup
Henry Keller
Halfdon Zimmerman
Jefferson
Mr. Gallup
Patsy
Peggy Moore
Martinsburg Adopts Daylight Saving Time Citywide
Martinsburg city council voted to switch to full daylight saving time from April 26 to late September. The move aligns city operations with major nearby areas, though the council lacks power to mandate it. Schools may reconsider Standard Time as the board of education plans a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Berkeley County
Board of Education
New Windsor 4-H Club Demonstrations and Plans
The New Windsor 4-H Club met at Sandra Bankerd’s home with 11 members. Demonstrations on homemade candy and fabrics were given by Bankerd and Miss Charlotte Conaway. They planned a Mothers Day luncheon May 9 and donated $5 to the Red Cross. The New Windsor Homemakers Club met at the Methodist church with readings and demonstrations on cleaning rugs and upholstery. A book report on Professors of the Name was given. They planned a May window exhibit and a joint meeting with Enterprise and Union Bridge on May 20.
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New Windsor
Sandra Bankerd
Charlotte Conaway
Red Cross
John Young
Charles Harman
John Hesson
Earl Cranmer
Enterprise and
Union Bridge Clube
DeMolays Hold Large Banquet in Frederick Chapter
Several hundred members, parents, friends and guests attended the Frederick Chapter DeMolay annual Ma, Pa and Me banquet on Frederick’s Masonic Temple fourth floor. Col Elmer Munshower and Mayor Donald B. Rice presided as honored guests. new officers for April to September were installed by Maryland State officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay
Job
Col
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Adm
Allen G. Quynn
Dorsey F. Shipley
Maryland
Charles Schroder
Robert Main
Robert Fry
Kirk Cramer, Jr
Robert Gearinger
Wayne Roelke
Richard Brandenburg, Jr
Carroll Zimmerman
Mebrie Ramsburg, Jr
Dorsey Shipley, Jr
Leon Masser
Sentinel
Eugene Kemp
Robert Yinger
Andrew Krusings
Jacob Ramsburg
Stanley Weener
Ralph Merchant
James Lightner
Howard Smith
James Harper
Carlos Gosnell
James Albright
Clarence Reeder
William Rhoads
Easter egg hunt and weiner toast at St James Sunday School
Union Bridge reports a Sunday school Easter event at the St James Lutheran home. Families note relocations including Burnell Broadwater moving back to Bellevue Heights and the Hyde family moving to the Fogle home. Residents Richard Stultz and infant twins return to the Ray Myers residence. James Billmyer heads to New York City briefly. Charles Lippyis ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
St. James Lutheran
Walter Houck
Burnell Broadwater
Benedum Street
Bellevue Heights
Tiny Hyde
Beethoven Fogle
Walter Reese
Youngs
Hyde
Ethel Cram
York
David Devilbiss
Olin Strine
Delph Yingling
Shirley
Judy
Ladiesburg
Lon Edwards
Canada
James Billmyer
Claude Billmyer
New York City
Earl Hevner
Carrie Reese
Frederick
Billmyer
Allen Fogle
Richard Stultz
Ray Myers
Charles Lippy
Taneytown social events and plant show notes
Mrs Maude Norton hosted the Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Club meeting in Taneytown and the next gathering is set for Tuesday evening in May at Mrs Virgie Ohler's home Keysville. The Golden Rule Class of Grace Reformed Church met at Mrs William Simpson's home with readings and a hat auction planned for the next gathering. Mrs Mary Mohney was named financial secretary and May meeting will be at her home. Joseph's coat opened showing a 325 collection for the class. Mrs Lucille Remsburg entered 30 African violet plants in a Baltimore show. 25 ribbons awarded including 11 blue and Painted Girl named most outstanding. Explorers note Arctic ice islands misidentified as land in earlier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Taneytown
Maude Norton
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Taneytown Temple
Virgie Ohler
Keysville
Grace Reformed Church
William Simpson
Simpson
Otis Shoemaker
Mary Mohney
Joseph
Lucille Remsburg
Maryland African Violet Club
Baltimore
Edmondson Village Hall
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Clair V. McCardell
Gaither
Delores Villarreal
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E. C. Barlow
Rosemont
Earl Luhn
Frederick Avenue
McCardell
George Constantine
Carl Arnnheim
Hebert Sprankle
Geo. Constantine
Tommy Topper
Upton Austin
Taneytown
Howard Houck
U. & Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Valerie Overmann
Landon Edwards
Richmond
Overmann
West Main Street
Jean Joy
St. Agnes’ Hospital School of Nursing
Austin Joy
John McKay Baker
Quantico
Baker
Tyson Welty
Leo Eckenrode
Mark
Larry
Philadelphia
Lewis Kelly
Alice Kelly
Charles F. ‘Eckenrode
John Owens
Burgess
Thornton Rodgers
Anne Smith
G. E. Webb
L. N. Henley
Chas. H. Glover
Gaithersburg
Robert Glover
Rockville
Naval Hospital
Middletown
Maurice Abalt
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Pomona
Catherine Roderick
Carroll Manor Grange
Charles Remsberg
Edward F. Holter
Howard A. Quynn
Bruce Crum
Lawrence Crickenberger
Cobias E. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Alice Compher
Walter Mehrling
Sonny
Donna
Gary Compher
Libby Ausherman
Johnny Hauppe
Rachel Remsberg
Earl Remsberg
Harry Kanode
Howard Fry
Gibson
Walter Page
Robert DeRose
Middletown Valley Grange
Mt. Pleasant Grange
Ruth Lockner
Belle McDevitt
Betty Roderick
Janet McDevitt
Doris Hoffman
Dorothy Hoffman
Charles Barker
Doris Fogle
Old Man River
Rendall Roderick
H. R. Eiker
de Molay
Russell L. Michael
Eddie Fisher
Sharon Hooper
Sjewspad
Oharhives