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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1970
Page
7
The fifth annual Dorsey reunion was held August 3 at the home of Mahlon T. Dorsey in Damascus. Richard B. Dorsey celebrated his 22nd birthday. A future reunion is planned at Emory Grove Camp Grounds with hosts Herbert Duvall. Numerous Dorsey family members attended.
Capt Lee W Wagenhals son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wagenhals from Glenside Pa has entered the Air Force Institute of Technology at Wright Patterson AFB Ohio to pursue a master’s degree. AFIT trains selected officers in scientific and engineering fields for the US Armed Forces and government. A 1961 Wheaton High School graduate, he earned a 1965 BS from Lehigh University where he was commissioned through ROTC. He is a member of Delta Chi. His wife Patricia is daughter of Mrs M Beggs of Gaithersburg and AH Beggs of Langley Park.
Maryland congressman J Glenn Beall Jr. lists net worth at 184,691.08 as of year end and urges public disclosure of assets and income sources. His 1959 calendar year income totals 57,787 from government, Beall Garner and Geare interests, dividends, and fees, with taxes paid totaling 19,594.
F W Woolworth Co. announces consolidated sales for the five weeks ending August 1 at 208,562,619 dollars, up 10.7 percent from a year earlier. For the 31 weeks ending August 1, sales rise 13.8 percent to 1,296,399,051 dollars from 1,139,648,009 dollars.
Mr and Mrs R David Bowers hosted a family and friends picnic at their Middleburg home on August 9 with 68 attendees. The guest list included numerous Bowers relatives and local residents from Taneytown Libertytown Gaithersburg and other Maryland towns, plus several out of state connections. Canada exports nickel to more than 40 countries.
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