Treille Recalls Return to France from Hood College
Marguerite Treille, retired Hood College Modern Languages professor, describes her move from Frederick to New York, Le Havre, and Paris, detailing baggage, shipboard life, customs, and the long process of settling in at 68 Rue de la Republique Yzeure Allier France. She notes Korea news, U.N. forces, and hopes for peace as she adjusts to postwar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Marguerite Treille
Hood College
France
Rue de la Republique
Yzeure-Allier
Sirret
Paris
Frederick
New York
Washington
Sally Wills Holland
Wisconsin
Salle de France
Miss Holland
Mary Lou Henry
Mary Lou
French Cultural Attache
Ustar
We de France
le Havre
Emoye
Meadows
Kang
Normandie
Ie Havre
Moulins
Untal
States
Korea
United States
Yreure
Monthton
Berg
Fleet Toombs
Seinett Marne
Rhein
Mlle
Mater Ter Guages
Busy House Party And Club News In Lewistown
Woodfield hosts a house party with multiple Frederick Silver Spring and Bowie attendees celebrating Mrs Elsteade's birthday and 4-H Club Week at College Park. Other items note travel from Lewis town area to Smoky Mountains and West Coast, and a W S C S meeting at Lewistown Methodist Church with baptisms and plans for October dinner and Mt Carmel trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfield
Charles Beall
Carter Adams
Daytona Beach
Wubert Yinger
Yingers
Carrie Elsteade
Charles Yinger
Clarence Hiltner
Oscar Dennis
Miller Cassell
Vernon Cassell
Ralph Fahrusy
Charles Dodd
Robert Carey
Bobby
Evie Fink
Frederick
Alien King
Herbert Dana
Joan
George
Stanley Smallwood
Silver Spring
Emma Juenemann
Fyatisville
Herbert Isham
Templehil
Mourdock Lall
Edna Miller
Leone McGinty
Mer
Everett DelLoosier
Washington
Melvin Fink
Baltiimore
Edward Dodd
Bowie
Carl Angleberger
Wondsboro
Edward McClain
Monrovia
Carrie Elsroade
Wwubert S Yinger
Hubert Yinger
Augusta Mae King
Mary Ann Ward
Pearl King
Ruth Ellen Burdette
College Park
Raymond Kemp
Norman Burdette
Smoky Mountains
Fort Worth
Tex
New Mexico
Grand Canyon National Park
California
Mt Whitney
Seattle
Wash
Jack Hills
Yellowstone Park
West Alexandria
Ollie King
Texas
Wondfield
Vic
Archie Thompson
Emmitsburg notes include visits and local events
Emmitsburg area residents record a week of travel and family visits among relatives in Towson Connecticut and Baltimore with trips to Ocean City. A field fire near Masters prompts a fire company response. A 4th birthday party for Rebecca Norris is noted along with Vigilant Hose Company talks on Fire Hall work and equipment. Membership applications, donations, parade plans, and finances are reported.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Robert Lewis
Frances Lewis
Seton Avenue
Roger Goulden
Towson
Claude Corl
Sabillasville
E. L. Higbee
Robert Watkins
Honduras
C. A
Estelle Watkins
West Main Street
Steve Wilhide
William Watkins
Connecticut
Herbert Rogers
Ocean City
Anna Cool
Baltimore
John Cool
Grant Long
Masters
Lumen Norris
Rebecca
Ralph S$. Sperry
John J. Hollinger
J. Norman Flax
J E Houck, Jr
Charles R. Fuss
Maurice Koontz
B J. Eckenrode
William Shorb
Cashtown
Laura Rosensteen
American Legion Auxiliary
Emerson Hotel
William Bush
Lovettsville Home Demonstration Club Held Meeting
The Lovettsville Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs John Dhester s home last Wednesday with Bluemont guests. Fifty four attended a lawn wiener roast while Junior 4 H members under Mrs Melba Baker and Mrs Robinette provided songs and group singing. A quartet including Lomna Jean Rose Mary Robinette Joanna and Warda Keister sang several numbers. Dr and Mrs William A Wade spent Friday in Winchester on business and visiting relatives. Aubrey Cooper of Washington and his family vacationed two weeks with his mother and aunt. The late Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith s family held its annual Braddock Heights reunion with eighty present, including Reese Smith Woodrow Smith of Baltimore and Bruce Fisher. Mrs Clifton Huzey of New Cumberland was also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
John Dhester
Bluemont
Melba Baker
Robinette
Lomna Jean
Rose Mary Robinette
Joanna
Warda Keister
William A Wade
Winchester
Aubrey Cooper
Washington
Alice Cooper
Maxini Brown
Thomas Smith
Braddock Heights
Reese Smith
Woodrow Smith
Baltimore
Robert Smith
Bruce Fisher
Clifton Huzey
New Cumber
William Smith
Frederick
Donald Fry
Alice Elizabeth Wine
Robert Fry
Charles Zepp
Hagerstown
James Morgan
Alexandria
James Sisk
Bobby Sisk
Elwood Cecil
C. E. Robinette
Eliza Akers
Blacksburg
James Akers
Louise Akers
Akers
Mr. Akers
Elizabeth Akers
Arcola
Powell Fort
Woodstock
Rosemary Robinette
Joy Keesling
John Lindsey
Harold Akers
Bob
Bowling Green
Paul Myers
H. D. Beatty
Brunswick
H W Beatty
C. W. Beatty
W A. Wade
M. Beatty
W. B. Willams
Rose Marie
Joyce
Patricia Beatty
A. A. Beatty
Betty Jane Beatty
H. S. Keller
Ruth Effen
James Henry
Jefferson
Kathy Bevens
Alvin Crawford
Sally Crawford
Local Social Notes From Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs William Smith of Frederick host a social crowd as relatives travel for a Donald Fry funeral and visits. 4 H club members head to Powell Fort near Woodstock for a week of work and recreation, with families and friends from Hagerstown, Winchester, Alexandria, Cumberland, and Baltimore joining in familiar hospitality.
Carnival plans set for Taneytown Fair Grounds event
The Taneytown carnival runs August 28 to September 4 at the Taneytown Fair Grounds. A Thursday picnic, full turnout urged by Raymond Feeser, were announced. Fire Chief Baker logged three calls. ambulance transfers included Charles Kenny to Warne Hospital and Walter Smith to his home, with Irvin Ridinger and Loretta Duncan moved to Gettysburg Hospital. David Smith will contact the state forestry office for Indian booster tanks for field fires. 25 members attended. hose purchases require a full member vote. Parades planned for September 4 Glyndon Cashtown and September 9 Irishtown with apparatus and ambulances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Volunteer Fire Company
Taneytown Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Raymond Feeser
George Kiser
Robert Feeser
Avid Smith
Charles D. Baker
Charles Kenny
Annie M. Warner
Walter Smith
Sinai Hospital
Irvin Ridinger
Loretta Duncan
Coatesville
Gettysburg
David Smith
State Forestry Office
Glyndon
Cashtown
Irishtown
Rail unions clash over 40 hour rule and pay scales
James Marlow reports on the threatened railroad strike involving conductors and trainmen amid a wage dispute. The 40 hour week law excludes railroad workers. operating unions earn by trip or mileage while non-operating unions seek 48 hours pay for 40, with a seven cent hourly raise previously granted.
Rail unions clash over pay by engine size and hours
The Ave operating unions face a pay dispute. Engineers and firemen already earn more with bigger engines, while conductors trainmen and switchmen seek similar boosts. A 40 hour week compromise was proposed after an emergency board recommendation, but core demands tied to engine size were rejected. The strike threat involves about 250,000 members as switchmen ride a separate path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mile, Treille
Army of the
United Nations
Lewistown
C. S
Women's Society of Christian Service
Lewistown Methodist Church
Raymond Stull
Joseph Thomas
Staten Grimes
Eli Green
C C TF Siu
Margaret
Ruth Stull
Maxine Green
DeWitt Dickey
Dickey
Charles Thomas Gordon
Jefferson Society
Lewistown Society
Staley Grimes
Albert Powell
Mary Thomas
Mt. Carmel
Markell & Ford
Ana
St. Market
Ocean City, MD
George Washington Hotel
19Th
Orran
A M Ball
Qeners & Mere
General Acceptance Corp
Tal
Fraderick
Rideau
Ocean City Boardwalk
Momelike Mens
Ricwater
J. D. Jarman
Parnell
Aitewan
Crean Cr
John Hodkinson
Phone 230
Belmont
Phese
Winnie WM. Jones
Orean City
Rehobeth Beach, Bel
Delmarva Peninnula
Tae, Salistare
Comsat
James Marlow Washington
ABC
Lockwood
Aspin Hill Cemetery
George J. Young
RockviLle
Easwell
North Market Street
Albert C. Palmer
Woodsboro Veneer and Lumber Corp
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Fers
Indell
Sena
East Patrick ST
Frank CG. Shock
the Orphans’ Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!