50 Per Cent More Babies Born At Hospital During Past Year
A hospital report for the fiscal year ending June 38 shows births rose 50 percent to 1,000 while adult admissions reached 4,045, an all-time high. Operations and lab work also increased about 30 percent amid chronic overcrowding and insufficient beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mired
Florener Eas
Eerie
W. Clinton McSherry
Pirths
Afrs. McSherry
McSherry
Board of Managers
Ethel Northam
E. P. Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Fox Reunion and Weekend Visitors Highlight Emmitsburg
Social notes from Emmitsburg record the Fox reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park Taneytown attended by Mr and Mrs William Topper and Mr and Mrs Charles Shorb plus visitors including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Overholtz er of Philadelphia and Louise Adams with David Adams. Also listed are Baptism at St Josephs by Rev Francis Stauble Ronald Stephen Elliott and various weekend visits from New Jersey York and Gettysburg among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
William Topper
Charles B. Shorb
Fox
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Wilbur Overholtzer
Philadelphia
Overholtzer
C. Felix Adams
Louise Adams
David Adams
Faine Topper
Louis Gunn
Riverside
N. J
Harry Boyle, Jr
Harry Boyle
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Francis Stauble
Joseph Hunter Elliott
Ronald Stephen
Taylor Hamerick
New Jersey
Jack Hamerick
George Reynolds
Baltimore
Mollie Reynolds
James Arnold
Charles Pitzer and Sons
York
Weekend notices from Baltimore area families
Weekend social notes report Lorraine Rodgers returning to St Joseph's Hospital after a month with her parents Mr and Mrs Thornton Rodgers. Minnie Frock of Philadelphia cared for Emma Ohler who broke her hip and later suffered a paralytic stroke. Helena Pfeiffer and daughter Anne visited Emma Myers. Valerie Overmann's daughter Mrs Landon Edwards of Richmond, Virginia visits her mother. John Fuss and son Eddie mentioned in the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohler
Helena Pfeiffer
Anne
Baltimore
Exnma Myers
Landon Edwards
Richmond
Valerie Overmann
John Fuss
Eddie
Weekend visitors and relatives gather across several towns
A string of residents from New York City Baltimore and Philadelphia spent time visiting family and friends in towns like Edgewood Arsenal Atlantic City Oneida Hanover St. Marys Thurmont and Catonsville last weekend and during the week several relatives stayed with or visited local residents including the Jackson Hamericks the Sanders and the Ash families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Teddy Thomp
Kins
New York
Carrie
Fuss Long
Margaret Dickerson
Edgewood Arsenal
Parks
Emma Myers
Baltimore
Hazel Glacken
Jerome Peters
Guy Baker
Leo Eckenrode
Philadelphia
Denny Mahoney
Beltsville
iMrs
Jackson Hamerick
and Airs
Garland Wood and Daughters
James Arnold
Donald Topper
Shirley
Barbara Ann Rosensteel
Carlin’s Park
Guy Topper
Adele Topper
Leota Topper
Airs
Joseph Guljle
Oneida
N. Y
Atlantic City
C. Bosson
Ars
Leonard Sanders
Norman Davis
Baltiimore
Sanders
Bessie Topper
Catonsville
Quinn Topper
Edward Eckenrode
Mae
Hanover
Merrill L. Carroll
Helen
Joseph K. Ash
Estelle Blair
Lucy King
Jeanette Brotherton
St Anthony's
Roy J. Wivell
Norbert
Wivell
Thurmont
Summers Guests Visit Washington Trip Details
Summer home West of Emmitsburg hosts July 17 guests including Alfred Coursey family, Genevieve Guise, Frank Snyder’s party from Fairfield, and Baltimore visitors. A Washington excursion via Frank Hamerick’s bus included numerous families, visiting the zoo. bus departed at nine and returned at seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Dinoner
Par
Roy J. Wivell
Alfred [Coursey
Janie
Jackie
Colin Sheffield
Genevieve Guise
Baltimore
Frank Snyder
I Frankie
Fairfield
Washington
Frank
Hamerick
Felix Hemler
Mary Doris
Francis
John
Frank Seidel
Charles Herder
David
Sterling Hemiter
Carroll Martin
Roy Harthagen
Charles
Lois
Bernadette Miller
Rita Kaas
Robert Kaas
Martin Kaas
Austin Joy
Mary Joe
Virginia Lee
Hubert Joy
Dolores
Kenneth
Mikey
Jerry
Ronald Kelly
Lillian Bowers
Louis Orndorff
Catherine Little
Frank Orndorff
Mary Hemner
Mary Jean Knott
James Miller
Zoo
Union Bridge and Surrounding Visits Highlight Weekend Movements
Union Bridge residents report a two week stay in Ocean City Maryland by Mrs. Union Bridge-Miss Dolly Hyde. Mrs Colwell wife of Rev Ernest Colwell Keymar and two sons Ernest and David spent the weekend in Camden New Jersey with home folks. Mrs Upton Gladhill Westminster is visiting Union Bridge this week with son Vernon Gladnik and family. Miss Fannie Stitely returned home in Union Bridge after three weeks with niece Mrs Alice Reifsnider near Keymar. Joy and Jo Lindsay daughters of Mr and Mrs Richard Lindsay near Washington DC visit aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Marshall Singer. Mrs John Ebbert who visited in town with sister Mrs Edward Cranmer and family returned home near Jefferson. James Schweigart of Florida. Mrs Frank S Gladhill and son Franklin, Damascus, were in Union Bridge Thursday visiting relatives. Rev J H Breakiron and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colwell
Ernest Colwell
Keymar
Ernest
David
Camden
N. J
Upton Gladhill
Westminster
Union Bridge
Vernon Gladnik
Fannie Stitely
Alice Reifsnider
Joy
Jo Lindsay
Richard Lindsay
Washington, D. C
Marshall Singer
John Ebbert
Edward Cranmer
Jefferson
James Schweigart
Florida
Franks
Gladhill
Franklin
Damascus
Tinion Bridge
Rev
J. H. Breakiron
Fam
Outing Planned by St James Lutheran Sunday School
St James Lutheran Sunday school will hold an outing and treat for members on Wednesday evening Aug 14 at the Lehigh Cement plant park grounds near Union Bridge. Montgomery County appoints two Republicans and an independent to the board of zoning appeals to fill three expired Democratic terms. Louis A Gravelle named chairman at 3900 dollars annually. Pawl St Coughlan and J Vinson Peter also join at 300 dollars annually each.
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Ily
Union Bridge
Pennsylvania
St. James Lutheran Sunday School
Lehigh Cement Plant
Coning Board
Rockville
Montgomery County Commissioners
Board of Zoning Appeals
Louis A. Gravelle
Bethesda
Pawl St. Coughlan
Silver Spring
J. Vinson Peter
Attorney for Union Names Roosevelt Jr for Arbitration Case
Sal D. Hoffman, AFL leader, announced Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr as attorney for the Upholsterers International Union. He will first appear August 25 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in a dispute to compel arbitration over the discharge of Mack Reynolds at Gettysburg Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Philadelphia
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Stup Family Reunion Near Poolesville Reels In Kinship Ties
Descendants of Thomas and Nester Stup gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Ahalt near Poolesville for the annual reunion. A basket lunch followed by games and a program featured string music and a bail game. Officers for the next year were elected including President Donald Sharrer Frederick secretary Mrs Roland Biser Urbana program chair Mrs Jesse L Stup Feagaville games Mrs Robert W Myers reporter Mrs Jesse L Stup. A long list of attendees attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and
Nester Stup
Harry Abhalt
Poolesville
Donald Sharrer
Frederick
Roland Biser
Adamstown
Jesse L. Stup
Urbana
Robert W. Myers
Feagaville
Harry Ahal
Charles D. Stup
George T. Stup
Robert W. Atyers
Howard J. Stup
and Mirs
Raymond Ahalt
William Phillips
Linwood Hyatt, Jr
Airs
Turner Munday
Hicks Belcher
L. E. Jones
Ross Mills
Huffer Adalt
Luther Jones
H. J. Hubble
Aixs
Johnson
Katie Shafer
Marchie Buckner
Paul Stup
James Myers
Thomas Ahalt
Wayne Ahalt
Larry Ahalt
William Phillips, Jr
Donald Sharrer, Jr
Raymond C. Stup
Edward Betson
James Phillips
George Orrison
Paul Mills
O. K. Hubble
J. E. Hubble
Harrison Carter
James Belcher
Misses Pearl Anhalt
Ruby Ahelt
Virginia Ahalt
Evelyn Ahalt
Annabelle
Wanda Johnson Sharrer Reunion Set for Same Time and Place
Wanda Johnson Sharrer announces that the reunion will be held next year at the same hour and location as this year, ensuring continuity for attendees and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharrer
Wanda Johnson
Trolley On Dolly Rides To Frederick
Earl H. Cline from Linden Hills moved a trolley on a dolly from Hagerstown to Frederick on Thursday. The trolley will soon operate as a relief car for the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway, mounted on trucks at the railway shops in this area. The car last ran on the Williamsport Hagerstown line and arrived here without difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Cline
Linden Hills
Hagerstown
Frederick
Williamsport-Hagers
Mr. Cline
Edward M. Mantz
Delegates Visit Mid-Atlantic as Pre-Convention Events Start
Charlie Gross, entertainment chairman for the Baltimore affiliate, says about 125 delegates will arrive August 8 to 10 for a nine hour stopover in Baltimore and Philadelphia. They will tour Fort McHenry the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis and take a Chesapeake Bay cruise with a seafood lunch. The earliest returning birds are last to migrate south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charlie Gross
Fort McHenry
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
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Frederick, Md
Tapa
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Morenes
Williamson's
Lydia
Pinkhim
Pinkham
Lydia E
King Cole
Huckleberry Duck
Raymond Scott
Kate
Temptation
Jo Stafford
Feadin’ and Fichtin
Bing Crosby
Tex Beneke
Sammy Kaye
Margaret Whiting
Dinah Shore
Les Brown
Bill Johnson
Buddy Clark
Phil Harris
the Lady From
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Freddyr Martin
Dizzy Fingers
Benny Goodman
Cinderella Stump
Stafford Alatcha
Persy Lee
Dremming Man
Gene Kropa
Honeysuckle
Rose
Sweet Lorraine
Frankie Carle
Ov Man River
Harry James
Snowfall
Claude Thornhill
Tex Ritter
Eddy Armold
Ernest Tubb
Bob Wills
Johnny Tyer
Jimmy Wakely
Wreck On
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The
Better Homes Equipment CO
E. Patrick ST
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Dolly Hyde
Ocean City, Md
Flagstone
Blue Ridge
Rose Tavern
Charles Marino
Frederick Welding CO
W. Patrick ST
Bell's Millinery
Bell’s Millinery
North Market ST
Stup
Aep
A&p
America
Ito Eet Core
Seattle
Wash
National Security Traders Association
Boston
Jacob Goldberg & Company
7Th & East
Staub's
Sboro
Frederick County
Anne Arundel
Garden Club
Grocery Department
Timit Maxwell House
McCormick
Maryland
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