Nominations for United Steam Fire Engine Company Officers
Members nominated flier and set January 7 final election and banquet at the fire hall Monday night. Polls open 6 to 8 pm. Various officers and directors named including Storm, Poole, Lochner, Baker, Tyeryar, Forney, and others. Junior Steam Fire Engine Co No 2 also announced officers with no opposition for January 7 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Monay
W. Bartgis Storm
Jonroe KR. Poole
Mr. Storm
Alton
Leonard Thomas
Walter J. Forney
Max
Kehne
Glenn Summers
John H. Miller
Roger T. Droneburg
Robert E. Phisner
Bernard Baker
Howard Wagner
Edwin H. SponseUer
Fire Engine Co
Lewis. R. Dertzbaugh
Marion Talley
Rusell H. McCain
Francis B. Sappington
Charles &. Troxeller
Melvin Fox
Ernest Reeder
Austin Fogle
Harry Yvinger
John Davis
Alonzo W. Coran
Charles F. Bell
Francis Davis
Roger Fogle
George Gorkard
Chester Hamilton
Albert Blumenauer
Willard Garrett
Harry Surry
William
McK Booster and Guests Set Banquet Date
The annual banquet will be held January 14 with attendees including McK Booster John Joseph Frank Kenneth Layman William Simmons John Brightwell Charles Haugh Gene Smith Rollins Atkinson assistant pipemen Dr William Meredith Smith surgeon Rev W Merval Weaver chaplain and others.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Deeds Listed
Court notices list marriages and licenses for Lionel L Burras and Elsie Naomi Gibbons. James A Stevens and Patricia Jeanne Shull. Harry Jones and Betty Riley. Herbert Burdette and Ellen Richards. Stanley Kossakowski and Marguerite Ettner. Otto Christensen and Velma Jensen. Eli Vuicich and Jeanne Valliant. Robert Davidson and Jane Barber. Richard Blizzard and Pearl Runkles. Paul Harley and Alice Martin. Property deeds show Louis Hildebrand and wife to Lester W Boyer for $10.
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Lionel L. Burras
Motter Avenue
Elsie Naomi Gibbons
Lee Place
James A. Stevens
Route 1
Patricia Jeanne Shull
Thomas Avenue
Harry $. Jones
Gaithersburg
Betty E. Riley
Third Street
Herbert M. Burdette
Clarksburg
Ellen M. Richards
Fulton
Stanley V. Kossakowski
Wilkes Barre
Marguerite BE. Ettner
Baltimore
Otto J. Christensen
Velma M. Jensen
Penn ‘Yan
N.Y
Eli R. Vuicich
North Court Street
Jeanne R. Valliant
Centreville
Robert ©. Davidson
King Manor
Jane L. Barber
Pottstown
Richard M. Blizzard
Pearl L. Runkles
Mount Airy
Paul G. Harley
This City
Alice I. Martin
Key~ Mar
Louis Hildebrand
Lester W. Boyer
Charles A. Rice
Property transfers across counties and cities in routine deeds
A series of small property transfers are listed, naming multiple individuals and spouses, amounts ranging from 1 to 15 000 dollars, and designations of county or city. The entries show transfers between parties including Corrie L. Jones, Helen F. Mock, Leafy M Flanigan, Jeanne E. Barnhart, Chrissie B. D. Bowers, G Hunter Bowers, Charles E. Hudson Jr., Charles Spurrier, and others, with several involving the State Roads Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LS. Walker
Corrie L. Jones
Helen F. Mock
Katie EB. Manly
Katie B. Manly
Benjamin L. Shuff
I Millard A. Haines
Leafy M, Flanigan
Jeanne E. Barnhart
Leafy M. Flanigan
Chrissie B. D. Bowers
G. Hunter Bowers
Charles E. Hudson, Jr
Charles H. Spurrier
Finkle H. Birely
State Roads Commission
James C. Few
Mabel B. Long
Albert Bartgis
Maurice E. Clabaugh
George F. Ravelle
Roger C. Snoots
Earl Wesley Bussard
Alverta E. Remsburg
Albert Nickel
Walter E. Sinn
Elizabeth Eby Flook
Edgar F. Stevens
Laura G. Sylvester
Ernest R. Wammaker
Blanche M. Lowell
DeLauter and Culler Transfer $10 in City
Charles Brewa and wife exchange $10 with Albert F. Culler and wife as H Kieffer DeLauter transfers $10 to Albert F. Culler and wife in the city, with subsequent reciprocal $10 between H Kiefer DeLauter and Albert F. Culler and wife in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Brewa
Albert F. Culler
Wits
H. Kieffer DeLauter
City
H. Kiefer DeLauter
Eight Die as B-29 Crashes Into Denver Homes
A crippled B-29 bomber, with one engine dead, crashed among a Denver residential area near Lowry Air Base, killing eight airmen and injuring civilians. Two houses were destroyed and three others damaged as the plane struck at tree-top height while attempting to land, with eyewitnesses describing the fiery impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lowry Air Base
Harry Arling
Crash Overhead Exposes Fire And 14 Aboard At Base
Col John Sprague reported 14 men were aboard the crashed aircraft as flames shot into the air and black smoke rose. Five survivors were taken to the base hospital while the pilot was described as in bad shape and the others conscious. In a separate note, over 400 people in the United States received free clothes from a North Carolina factory in exchange for wear-test reports.
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John T. Sprague
United States
North Carolina
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Court News
Harry Footer & Co. Cleaners
N. Market St. Footers
Modern Lighting CO
N. Market ST
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Schminn
Whizzer Motors
NMAS
Bradley T. Halley, Jr
Petersville Road
Brunswick, Md
General Acceptance Corporation
Frederick
Christmas Club
Fredericktown
Young Egan
Kate Greenaway
Avery
Judy Kent
Parsons
West Church Street
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