Mrs Palmer Elected Head of Empty Stocking Club For Xmas
Mrs Victor Palmer was elected to lead the Empty Stocking club for this year's Christmas party in Winchester Hall on December 19. Officers include Mrs Harry Zimmerman first vice president Mrs Albert M Coblentz treasurer and Mrs George Hoke secretary. The retiring president and vice president are Mrs George Bonnell and Mrs Harry Radcliff. The party will feature a speaker entertainment and Santa Claus with treats and toys for children. Tickets go on sale at Winchester Hall December 5 from 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Palmer
Winchester Hall
V.M.C. A
Garl
Palmer
John Cramer
Empty Stocking Club
Baby Recovers After 108.2 Temperature At Hospital
Sixteen month old Barbara Ann Schamel recovered from meningococcal septicemia at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a peak temperature of 108.2. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schamel of 14 McMurray street, she shows signs of full recovery and return home soon. Physicians note the illness began Saturday with cold symptoms and drowsiness, with a rapid improvement following sulfadiazine and penicillin treatment. Her case may be studied for insights on meningococcal septicemia in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Schamel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Schamel
McMurray Street
Barbara
Camp Detrick Officers Elected And Events Noted
Camp Detrick officers elected seven to board of governors and four alternates for the coming year. Lt Col Rushmore to preside, succeeding Maj Heatherly. Oldtimers dinner to honor 700 workers with certificates December 11 at field house. New arrivals include HMC L W Muffit and Pfc Donn B Wright. Brig Gen Newton and Mrs Newton to attend Army-Navy game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Board of Governors
Rowland W. Rushmore
USAF
John Hoffman, Jr
Max Elkin
John C. Burton
Walter E. Beam
Margaret E. Decker
WAF
Henry Bloom
USN
William H. Salzillo
Wayne W. Fort
William B. Strough
James Briley
Col
Rushmore
Joe E. Heatherly
HMC
L. W. Muffit
Navy
Pfc
Donn B. Wright
Ernest R. Higgens
Ezra T. Shafer
Lawrence C. Myers
Lawrence C. Myer
Ira Abelow
Lynwood A. Jones
Marian A. Crider
John E. Wisner
Everett
N. Cobb
Charles J. Fogle
Henrietta E. Lawrence
Yurki K. Fukui
Lee H. Gearhart
Homer C. Inman
Marines And Mount Student Injured In Mt St Marys Crash
Three Marines and a Mt St Marys College student were injured in a two car collision on Gettysburg Emmitsburg road six and one half miles south of Gettysburg at 6 40 PM Sunday. Injured: Cpl Thomas Henrs Sgt C L Bednarek Pfc F G Heller all from Camp LeJeune NC and John Zawadzinski 19 of Pottsville with various injuries. Vehicles sustained minor damage and all were treated at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Deeds recorded include sales of several tracts on Ridge Road Braddock district Reichs Bridge Riehl’s Mill New Market and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Thomas ‘Henrs
C. L. Bednarek
Pfc
F. G. Heller
Camp LeJeune
N. C
John Zawadzinski
Henry
Edwin A. Werman
Pottsville
Zawadzinski
William R. Rodenberg
Robert P. Bennett
Ridge Toad
Braddock District
Bennetts
Russell S. Hickman
Raymond N. Frye
Reich's Bridge
Christmas in the Colonial Days Open House
Frederick County Homemakers present a Christmas in the Colonial Days open house in East Church Street School Extension rooms. Displays cover refinished furniture tinware quilts and aprons with colonial decor plus demonstrations and devotional periods. Visitors welcomed Wednesday through Friday with hostesses from local clubs and a program of crafts, table settings and choir singing.
Decrees Signed in Absolute Divorces in Baltimore
Judge Patrick M Schnauffer signs decrees granting absolute divorces to Gienard E Wetzel Sr of Union Bridge and Alien Arthur Wetzel of Frederick. Custody awarded for seven children in the first case with court costs to the respondent. costs also imposed in the second. Attorneys E Austin James and Edwin F Seeceed tie utente represent the complainants in respective actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Gienard E. Wetzel
Union Bridge
Dorothy Marie Wetzel
Baltimore
E. Austin James
Arthur Wetzel
Frederick
Doris Jean Hossier Wetzel
Edwin F
Over 100 Guests Attend At B'nai Brith Session
Frederick Lodge of B’nai B’rith held an open house at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with more than 100 attendees. Six visiting chairmen led a panel discussion on global membership, hospital philanthropy in Denver and Hot Springs, Anti-Defamation League work, Hillel foundations, veteran services, and vocational aid. William Selzer presided as lodge president with committee members Henry Serepca Albert Hirsch Norman Roth and A I Ellin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
B'nai B'rith
Francis Scott Key Hotel
al Goldberg
Maryland
District of Columbia
Sidney Closter
National Service Appeal
Maurice Goldberg
Philip Lerman
Anti-Defamation League
William Levy
Maryland and District of Columbia
Institute of Judaism
B’nai Brith
Denver
Leo N. Levy
Hot Springs
Ark
Club Meets Adopts Bylaws at Camp Detrick Women’s Club
Camp Detrick Women’s Club adopted a new bylaws at a regular luncheon and bridge meeting held Thursday at the Officers Open Mess. Mrs. John J. Hayes drafted the bylaws. Mrs. LeRoy D. Fothergill presided. About 60 members and guests attended with five bridge tables in play. The group voted to donate gifts for the Montevue County home, to be collected at the next meeting on December 17. Bouquets of yellow mums and heather with yellow candles decorated the room. Hostesses for the current gathering were Mrs. Basil Blankenship, Mrs. Bernard Berger, Mrs. H. Robert DeRose, and Mrs. Herbert Tanner. next meeting hostesses will be Mrs. Harold W. Batchelor, Mrs. Joseph J. Stubbs, Mrs. Christ G. Schmitt, and Mrs. Carlton E. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Basil Blankenship
Bernard Berger
H. Robert DeRose
Herbert Tanner
Harold W. Batchelor
Joseph J. Stubbs
Christ G. Schmitt
Carlton E. Brown
Indicted For Showing Lewd Movies At Farm
Montgomery County grand jury returned 66 indictments including a man named Frank M. Mann charged with pandering and exhibiting obscene pictures at a stag party at Brooke Johns farm near Olney. Mann surrendered and posted a $5,000 bond. Indictments also cover embezzlement and larceny from the Federal Discount Corp. and a county cashier case, with defendants Nolan, Biggs, and Phyllis Ann Geisbert amid others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Johns
Olney
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Frank M. Mann
Washington Avenue
Silver Spring
Federal Discount Corp., Inc
Phyllis Ann Geisbert
Barnesville
Hilda Humphrey
Rockville
Chevy Chase Jloan
Hearing specialist on Hood College panel on health
Dr. William G. Hardy of Johns Hopkins will join a five member medical panel at Hood College Monday night for the final session of a six week series on community health and welfare. Moderator Dr. Louis R. Schoolman will lead discussion on hearing speech seizure and heart issues with audience questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Hardy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Louis R. Schoolman
Frederick
Ruth Baldwin
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Johns Hopkins
Hardy
Dr. Hardy
U. S. Children’s Bureau
Maryland
Delaware
California
Oregon
Washington
City of
New York
Color in the Home Topic Marks Junior Woman's Club Meet
The Junior Woman's Club November program featured Mr. Book from Sherwin Williams discussing color harmony and personal preferences for home decorating. Following the talk, president Mrs. C Austin Sherard led a business meeting, with reports on moral values projects and drives to aid servicemen in Korea, tuberculosis patients, and wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Hayes Kline
Lester Dutrow
Sherard
Korea
John H. Kennedy
Milton Shaw
Victor Culien State
Calvin Schildknecht
Clui
Roberts Barrick
White charges fake mineral estimates tied to Soviet loan
Senator Malone accuses Harry Dexter White of phony reserve estimates to push a postwar five billion dollar loan to the U.S.S.R. The memo dated 1944 argued U.S. mineral supplies were overstated to promote the loan, suggesting possible trade incentives and a five year credit arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Malone
Nev
Harry Dexter White
U. S
Soviet Union
White
the Treasury
Bureau of Mines
Morgenthau
Russia
United States
Uss.r
U.S.S.R
Musical at Urbana Urges Community Involvement and Fun
The Urbane Methodist choir presents The Minister's Aunt at Urbana elementary school on Friday and Saturday November 2 and 3 at 3 p m. The three act play features Judge Charles F E Moylan of Jamestown and Baltimore as the minister, Miss Marguerite Lines as the aunt, and Miss Grace Rice as a choir member who loves the minister. Proceeds support the choir music fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Vaid
Charles FE. Moylan
Jiamsville
Baltimore
Marguerite Lines
Adeline Pickett
Grace Rice
Allies seek to repatriate reluctant POWs in Korea
The United Nations Command plans interviews to repatriate 2 Americans, 1 Briton, and 328 South Koreans who refuse to return home. Negotiations with the Korean War Repatriation Commission over interview quotas stalled, with a five explainer limit set despite requests for 15 Americans, 5 Britons, and 5 South Koreans. The interview period ends December 23 amid talks on a Korean peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
U. N. Command
UNC
Repatriation Commission
Neutral Nations
Baltimore Man Jailed Sixty Days For Drunken Driving
A Baltimore man was jailed for 60 days in default of a $150 fine after drunken driving charges. Magistrate Edward J. Smith heard the case Friday, with Trooper J W Hardy arresting Robert Belton on Route 40 near Jug Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edward J. Smith
J. W. Hardy
Robert Belton
Jug Bridge
Smith
Charles Robert Pemroy
Brunswick
V. L. Guik Mino
Catoctin Mountain
Homer Will
Rockland
Aberdeen
Will
Frederick
Pemroy
Simon Edwards
Monrovia
Joseph H. Ganley
King Soliomon Bumpers
Jackson
Ala
Steiner’s Hill
Myersville
Guilmino, Hardy
Philip Kretsinger
Peoples Court
Peppies Court
John Russell Younkins
Sei
Daniel Swomley
South Jefferson Street
Walker Leroy Roop
North Court Street
John Elmer Maurer
St. Louis
Leonard R. Gibson
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Andrew Hail
Grove Lee Banks
Logansport
Ind
New Market
Carlitom Levis
Welfare Director Waxter speaks to Howard County Board
Thomas J. S. Waxter, newly named Director of the Maryland Department of Public Welfare, addressed a Howard County Welfare Board luncheon at Log Cabin Lodge Ellicott City. The meeting aimed to introduce him to local officials and explain state program goals with emphasis on court supervised welfare for children returning from state training schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. S. Waxter
State Department of Public Welfare
Howard County Welfare Board
Log Cabin Lodge
Ellicott City
Charles M. Scott
Elizabeth Lankford
James Clark
Circuit Court of
Howard County
Theodore R. Shrop
Howard County Health Department
Norman E. Morxley
Roby H. Mullinix
E. Walter Scott
Walter
Iocal Board
Welfare Board
Clark
Charles A. Michael
Elisabeth Marshall
Rebecca Shipley
Hazel B. Scruggs
Ann Griffith
Ambulance Purchase Backed By Local Frontiers Club
On Founders Day the Frontiers of America presented a 100 check to Dr. James Marrone of the United Fire Company toward buying a new ambulance. The event at Asbury Methodist Church featured remarks by Charles E. Henson who noted the group founded in 1939 and its growth to 40 chapters, with future expansion anticipated by 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontiers
Jevening
James Marrone
United Fire Company
Charles E. Henson
National Service Club
Asbury Methodist Church
Henson
Washington
Frederick
Charles E. Hicks, II
Marrone
United Rescue
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Uniteds
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Jewell Beeson
Alton Wilbiar
Werner Braun
Edna Harwood
E. 5. Conaway
Paul Snyder
Richard Arnold
Harry Stull
Midhletown
PTA
Abendroth
Paul Wise
Harwood
Baumgardner
Charles Putman
William Main
Linda
Bobby Clark
Vicky Lynn Burns
Barry Lee Price
Westminster
Sharon Lee
Jimmie Swanson
Dorsey
Jesse Clark
James Swanson
Courtney Burns
Harry Schroyer
Richard Price
Albert Ross
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Naomi Hauner
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William Eakins
John Lakin
Joseph Schwimer
John P. Welch
William J. Williams
Detrick
Field House
Civilian Welfare Council
Tanner
Rosa G. Kreb
Charles W. van Way, Jr
The
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Army Reserve Officers Unit
David Stefange
Civil Service
Frank C. Sandow
San Francisco
Cal
Williamsburg
Sandow
Virginia
Claud H. Murphy
Walter T. Carll
Berlin E. Green
Ronald E. Hartman
Homemakers
Alexandria
Frederick County
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Buckeystown
Frederick City
Midvalley
Libertytown
Lewistown
Middletown
Edward Mantz
Clyde Koons
Harmony Grove
Frank Badger
Carter Jackson
Prospect
William Sell
E. E. Collins
Walkersville
Robert Dorens
John Huffman
Woodsboro
Carroll Harp
Calvin George
Johnsville
Robert Kline
Edna Masser
Pleasant
Yellow Springs
Rosedale
Unionville
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Bernard Kelly
Elmer Michael
Adamstown
Paul Buhrman
Ray Smith
Markell Nelson
Skyline
Charles Jones
Edward Holter
Palmer Snook
Ethel Thomas
Weldon Harper
Charles Remsberg
Mid-Valley
Vernal Moore
Bruce Ahalt
Beatrice Fehr
Lloyd Roelke
George Bennett
Robert Martin
Lynch Gross
George Carter
J. M. Youtz
Thurmont
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Ralph Stottlemeyer
Victor Eifer
Ruth Esler
Allen Creager
Ballenger
William Howard
Charles Geisbert
Murray Fox
Monroe Sull
Carlton Brown
E. V. Hill
Lieyd Graf
Henry Eigelsbach
J. M. Beebee
Edward Schantz
Gaithersburg
Payton Ballinger
Bethesda
Ballinger
Joseph Eyler
Ball
Montgomery County
Charles’ Henry Ackerman
Ackerman
New Guinea
Bas
Gay Fink
Community Players, Inc
Mabé@l
Mountain Theatre
Donald Lee Toms
Grayson G. Toms
Reno
Camp Rucker
Toms
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Department of Budget and Procurement
Education Department
Ear Knoxville
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