Retired Lt Col Winegar Honored With Legion of Merit
Lt Col Lucien T. Winegar retired after 20 years of active duty with Ft. Detrick service ending July 31. He received the Legion of Merit for his exemplary leadership as deputy commander and for boosting administrative financial and logistical efficiency at the post. He will attend law school at the University of Cincinnati after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien T. Winegar
Ft. Detrick
Legion of Merit
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Henry A. Miley, Jr
U.S. Army Materiel Command
Winegar
Clifton R. Johnson
Johnson
George P. Denny
Lehigh Acres
Fla
Diane Ott
Cincinnati
Lucien
Gregory
Todd
McDonogh School
McDonogh
Princeton University
U.S. Army
University of Maryland
Syracuse University
University of Cincinnati
Chemical Corps
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Ft Knox
Edgewood Arsenal
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Ankara
Turkey
Hanau
Manheim
Wiesbaden
Germany
Military Assistance Institute
Frederick County
Floyd B Mitman Jr
Diane
Baker Reunion At Myersville
The Baker descendants held a reunion at Rippeons Meadow Myersville with 78 attendees. Frank Baker gave the invocation before a basket lunch and a business meeting led by president James Martin. New officers elected were Russell Baker president Robert Martin vice president Lois Willard secretary and Guy Mc Bride treasurer. The group planned to return to the same venue next July third Sunday. Prizes went to oldest lady Jean Baker oldest man Frank Baker longest nails Ruth Martin hairiest chest Thomas Haines youngest boy Kevin Baker youngest girl Dawn Baker. Door prizes went to Dennis Webb Ona Baker and Charles Colliflower. Attendees included numerous Bakers Martins Wolfe Reid and Willard families. Three presidents with Dutch ancestry were Martin Van Buren Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Etta C. Baker
Rippeon’s Meadow
Myersville
Frank Baker
James Martin
Russell Baker
Robert Martin
Lois Willard
Guy McBride
Jean Baker
Ruth Martin
Thomas Haines
Kevin Baker
Dawn Baker
Agatha Wolfe
Dennis Webb
Ona Baker
Charles Colliflower
Sherrie Shifflett
Theodore Martin
Bobby
Ruthie
Tim
Carol Reed
Brian
Earl Wolfe
Glenn
Paul
Vickie
Roger Ramsburg
Roger Jr
Harold Wolfe
Donna
Dorothy Wolfe
Donald Barrick
Donald
Guy Baker
Elmer Baker
Joan
Thomas
Baker
David Baker
Mark
Dawn
Larry Bidle
Charlotte Baker
Penny
Mary
Mike Willard
Tammy
Lloyd Stine
Robin
Kenneth
Richard Baker
Kim
Lisa
Kevin
Donald Wisner
Pat
Jody
Tina Weddie
Gregory Stine
Steven Martin
Robert Baker
Pam and
Wayne
Rickey Stevens
Conrad Baker
Bourne Named Head of New D C Agency on Child Development
Dr Blanche Bourne of Frederick joins Washington D C to head a new agency advising District officials on child development. She previously led health programs for the Washington public schools for six years and will coordinate programs across homes schools day care and public institutions. The agency will assist Mayor Walter E Washington on plans for the Junior Village for homeless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bourne
Fredeerick
Washington, D.C
Katricien
Bourne
Washington Public
Medical School
A. G. Bourne Jr
Shine
Frederick
Hor
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.T. Winegar
Montgomery Ward Bargain Center
E. Patrick St
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dr. Bourne
D.C
Berger’s
N. Market St
AVCO
Custom Home
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison
The
Allegheny Power System
Sew & Save Center, Inc
Clarksburg
Maryland
Deacon
Routzains
Budget Center
Market St
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