Stork Shower For Mrs. Richard Rice Saturday August 16 1955
Mrs Richard Rice hosted a stork shower at 635 North Marshmeet on Saturday August 5. A picnic supper was served on the lawn at 530 with a pint and white color scheme. Gifts were arranged in a bassinetette. host Mildred Hobe decorated the table with attractive favors. Guests included Mrs Robert Burall Mrs Harold Stull Mrs Mildred Hobe and others. Several senders sent gifts from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rice
Aus
Charles Stell
Thee
North Marshmeet
Mildred Hobe
Rober
Burall
Harold Stull
Leonard D. Carmack
Ernest King Jr
Fran Hamilton
Emogene Wyand
Marlene Gordon
Patsy Webbver
Lekon Hamilton
Wayne Hawes
Richard Lohr
Holly Hamilton
Sandra Willis
Michael Ressnolds
City Park Pavilion
Norman Long
Burton Langley
Raymond Reynolds
Marguerite Willis
Nancy Coover
Doris Barker
Atlantic City
N.J
Winchester Hall
East Church
Purcellville
Charles Town
W. Va
Fred
State Department of Health
New Strategic Frontier of Nuclear Submarine Travel
Article discusses the Narales and undersea polar voyages as a strategic U S response to Sputnik. Highlights include nuclear submarines ranging Arctic waters, potential Arctic Coast access, radar and weather roles, and new commercial routes. Mentions Grand Hotel Pacific and a travel letter from Cape Good Hope to Northwest Africa, with various named individuals and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster
Soviet Union
Daily Telegraph of
London
America
Khrushchev
Arctic
Randy Shell
Ballistic Horse Jr
Long Island
Lome
Randy
Shelhorse Sr
Grand Hotel
Pacific
Hawaii
Cape Town
Kaapstad
Manila
Tokyo
Europe
Margaret E. Schmitz
Bering Strait
L Street
Sage
Capel
Good Hope
Atlantic Ocean
Andi
Indian Ocean
United States
Belgian Congo
Rome
Week of playground events, tours, and weddings noted
A busy week features a Fort Detrick group tour and lunch at the Officers club, a long list of community weddings and engagements, and plans for a Glenn Forest Club tournament picnic with music by the Frederick City Band. Events include a battlefield of notices, birthdays, and a large playground closeout week with varied activities across multiple parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Detrick
Officers’ Club
Charles Hawthorne
Robert Bowlus
Rebecca Hendrickson
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Henry Lampe
Reformed
Adamstown
Lampe
Glade Reformed
Walkersville
Glenn Forest Club
Cooksville
Frederick City Band
Winchester
Frederick
Austin Baughman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Poplar Terrace
Chapel
East
Third
Tiny Tot Town
Mullinix Park
East Third
Harmon Field
McCurdy Field
Baker Park
Linden Hills
Chapel Park
Maryland Park
Harmony Field
Stanley
Pittsburgh
Vision B. & O. R. R
Oscar Mitchell
Clearwater
Harmon
Burdette
Field
Babee Park
4Thington
Robert Foster
If ‘ Aerans
Caiier
Mantolgo
Te Grand Creative Dancing
Hyett Bears
Merimir Pitace Dent
Brunswick
T&m Divician
Catoctin Park
Divisio
Rosedale Park
Staley Park
East Third Park
Catoctin
Rosesdale Park
Jefferson Community Band
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Birthday party honors Army staff at Fort Detrick event
Letter to the editor expresses sincere appreciation for the publicity effort surrounding Billy Pickett Sr and Sid Pickett at a fifth birthday lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Pickett. Attendees include Melvin Koogle Diane Harrison and others as guests marking the Redwood Avenue celebration tied to the Civil Service Diamond Jubilee and Civil Service Act anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Pickett
Sid
Thomas Pickett
Sonnel
Fort Detrick
Redwood Avenue
Yeur
Melvin Koogle
Army Chemicalton
Koogle
Diane Harrison
Fort Detrick Thanks Publicity For Support
A Fort Detrick official expresses gratitude for the Frederick News-Post publicity that aided a recent event. The letter, dated August 12, commends the cooperative spirit and a congratulatory editorial as gratifying to all at Port Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lightning destroys farm barn in Maryland storm
A thunderstorm this afternoon struck John W. King’s barn on the Harpers Ferry pike between Jefferson and Feagaville, igniting a fire that razed the barn. Six fire engines from Pennsylvania New Jersey Virginia and Maryland tested pumps at CCC camp No 37 in Frederick City Water Shed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. King
Harpers Ferry Pike
Jefferson
Feagaville
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
CCC
Frederick City
Patients undergo tonsil surgeries and hospital transfers
Among the sick Colleen Branton, 1 year old, had a tonsillectomy Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Kay Miller, 7, entered the same hospital Thursday for tonsil removal. William J. Long, Middletown appliance dealer, was admitted Thursday night for observation. Archie Summel was moved Friday afternoon from Woodsboro to Frederick Memorial Hospital by G. C. Barton ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Branton
Blanche Branton
Taney Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kay Miller
William L. Miller
Apple Avenue
William J. Long
G. E
Middletown
Archie Summel
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Martin Clingan announce the birth of their first child a son Dane Bryant on Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Clingan is the former Linda Eyer of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. White
Homemakers Corner on grooming and graceful manners
In a homemakers column, advice emphasizes neat nails, repairs, and poise. It urges readers to cure nails, perform tasks gracefully, and avoid fidgeting or biting. The tone praises soft feminine hands as an asset and stresses refined manners.
Tri-State Elks Name Huber As President
The Tri-State Elks named Huber as president at their convention. Events included a golf tourney chair by Kennedy and scorekeeping by Glenn Spencer, with bowling contests at Arcade Bowling Alleys and top honors by Claude Martin and Bill Hamilton in their events. The program featured a memorial service chaired by E Robert Bowlus and a long schedule of activities around the Frederick Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Elks
Huber
Kennedy
Elks
Glenn Spencer
V.F.W. Country Club
Charles Hawthorne
Baltimore
Hawthorne
Mugupua Pessasion
Aucuesury Munson
Hagerstown
Nelson Smith
Salisbury
W. Merval Weaver
Charles W. Miller
Martha Haugh
Winston C. Shipley
Oseph S. Stephens
H. David Hagan
Frederick Lodge
Frederick Armory
Elks Veterans Hospital
Armory
Veterans' Auxiliary Picnic At Brunswick Honors Herrnstein
Albert E. Herrnstein former football coach at Ohio State and Purdue died of a heart ailment on the eve of his 76th birthday. The Brunswick veterans and their auxiliary gathered for an annual picnic at Park with over 100 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Herrnstein
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ohio State
Purdue
Walter Fry
University of Michigan
James Lester
Fry
Helen Orndorff
Frederick Veterans
Herrnstein Family
William Witt
Brunswick City
Michigan
East Second Street
Second Son Park
Tomas Gombeits
Wadensdan
Michigan de B. & O. R. R
Stanford
Funeral services for Edward Devilbiss of Union Bridge
Funeral services for Edward Y Thomas Devilbiss of Union Bridge were held Friday at 1 30 p m at the Union Bridge funeral home. The well known resident died Tuesday night at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rev Ernest Cokwell officiated with Elder George Stansbury assisting. Interment was at Lutheran Cemetery Union One. Pallbearers were Frank Englar George Otto Luther Devilbiss George Millon Edward Eichman and Elmer Pittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Y Thomas Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Hattzler and Sons
Devilbiss
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ernest Cok
George Stansbury
Lutheran Cemetery
Union‘one
Frank Englar
George Otto
Luther Devilbiss
George Millon
Edward Eichman
Elmer Pittinger
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Moeashs
AP Sens
Ences MG
Kathy
Ainable
Ashley F. Fouche
Caren and
Ashley Jr
Bellerica, Mass
P. H. Clements
Poolesville
Richard Betson
Thomas Avenue
W. C. Simmons
St. Louis, Mo
Cape Hatteras
Frank Wyanes
Frenerica
John M. Grove
Dill Ave
J. Marion Sigmund
Leroy Sigmund
Boone
Town
Roy Sigmund
Frank Keefer
Elmer Bokesch
Arthur Mason
Lioyd Pahiman
Association
Pahiman
E. R. Bowlus
Charles L. Mobley
Benjamin Stanley
Charles EB. May
Dill Avenue
Gerry Ann
Thomas Edward Houck
Earl W. Houck
East Third Street
Miss May
Mr. Houck
Frederick High School
Ella Ruble
Leighton Blickenstaff
P F.C
Donald Blickenstaff
Fort Bliss
Tex
Albert Hargett
Charles Lallen
David Allen
Woodrow Blickenstaff
Richard
Ruth
Paul
Wilmer Wise
Bonnie Jean
David
Grayson Wise
Patsy
Carol Ann
Larry
Edward Gaver
Wayne
Oliver Wise
Clarence Gaver
Elizabeth Minnick
Airs
Sarah
Sally
Garth Myers
Margie Rebecca Myers
Mes
Charles F. Myers
RFD
Thurment
Rovert Livingston Garst
Rendall B. Garst
RED
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Eugene R. McVicker
iMiss Shirley Zentz
Gloria Angleberger
Juanita Bowers
Gladys Myers
N. J
Thurmont High School
Walkersville High School
Ernest Ausherman
iMitchell
R Kelley
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
iBarnesville
Patricia Kathleen Kelley
iMildred Cole Kelley
Sebring
Florida
George Henry Mitchell
Ester Mitchell
Alls Church
Pool
Fesville
Martin Hyland
Nanotis
John Cole
Silver Spring
Bill Bliss
Rebecca Selby
Kenneth Ainsley
Falls Church
Debbie Bliss
Rockville
Robby Bliss
Mitchell
Roy Selby Jr
John Repass
Bealisville
Connie Chesley
Frederlck
Emmett Norris
Frank Bliss
Dickerson
Virginia Beach
Emmett HR. Bowlus
Maryland- Delaware District of Columbia
Elks Association
Ernest O. King
Truda Nanshélla Arvin
Charles R. Arvin
Harley William Webber
Irene Webber
Knoxville
Harley Russell Webber
Four Melock
First Baptist Church
the News
Homemakers
Mary A. Thomas
John S
Miller
Charles G. Hangnails
uni-Hawthorne
W. Edgar
Slavehter
Mark Hanna
Mark Hane
Hanna
Franklin D
el Roosevelt
Helen Hayes
John Bots
O'Hara
Benny Goodman
Leo
Durocher
San
Francisco
Veterans’ Auxiliary
Wallanese
Mcmeduay
Caroline Lane
West Church Street
Seth
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